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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, eoe m Der 8, 1857

gSy- The EDITOR is absent, in Columbia,
this week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
admissions to- the Bar.

The following gentlemen have been admit
led to practice law in this State. There is q
ha"'lsome batch:
lIamln Bcattie, Greenville Josiah Bedon,
Columbia: r. II. Bricc, Fairfield; b. s. Bur
nett, Charleston Nj. G. Butler, Edgefeld :
James M. Davis, Camden; Robert II. Drcn-
nan, Abbeyile; David II. Duncan, Spacten-
burg; a. f. Edwards, Spartanburg; j. B.
Erwin, Yorkville; A. l.. Evans, Marion G..
NJ. Fairoe Marion c. Garlington Laurens;
+. NJ Green, Bnrnwell: S. b. Griffin, Edge
field w. i. Kccls, Williamsburg VIM. Ken
ncdv, Camdcn; s. w. Melton. Yorkvillc; w.
b. Mctts, Yorkville; w. T. Miloy Beaufort
B. X Moore, Yorkvllc; NJ. NJ. Morrison,
Marlboro Robert w. Tompkins Edgcfeld
Benz. L. Whitncr, Anderson.
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Annual Meeting or the New York Horticu' =
tural STANDARDIZATION OF Omcers, &c.

The annual meeting OF the New York Horticultural So
oety met in room No Clinton Hall, on Monday evening"
Vice Presidcn, Abram Lcggct, in the chair O'Clock
the polls ccsed the following officers Of the society
having been elected for the ensuing year
Presidenf-John erosion.
Ttce Iresfdeus-Robcr L. Stuart, Peter Cooper Henry
A. Heser, Henry A. Hurlbut, smes Cooley.
7redsurer-James Knight,M. u.
Corresponding Secretary-Thomss Hogg
Li5rarIdn-william II. Wilcox.
Litrdry C5mm,tee-Peter b Mead, Edward l.. Beadle
Faanoe Cornmiaee-John erosion, chas. ysndervoor,,
Edward schel.
Premium Contradictions Hogg VIM Fitzpatrick
Fr1la c0nmitteew. : Carpenter, Isaac Buchanan, C,
Marc.
Commss,,e f F-o,c,r, and Plan,,-Andrew Reid, william
Commute, On v,gc,abs,s-Andrew Brdgeman, william
Cranstoun, Charles More.
forrmes Sseds--D i. Egcnbrodt NJ d., Jas. Knight
N. ID W. J. Davidson.
AsDRn~ BRporsaS. Esq, chairman of the Committee q
Managers Of the fall exhibition Of the society read report
81 1917 90 inclusive q the 1885 distributed In premiums
The receipts the exhibition nearly $500 The fol
lowing premiums were then awarded -
Mrs y Durel silver cup, 49, for the best six named
varieties Of grapes.
A. saul Co silver cup $40 for the beet collection Of
named varieties Of pears, three Of each
Ilovey A Co silver cup. SO for a large display Of
choice varieties Of pears.
Martin Colopy, silver cup, $40 for the best twelve mil,
Benjamin Higgins, half silver spoons o., for the
twelve best named varieties Of pears and the best
rieties.
Charles Nnr6, half dozen silver Spoons 81 for the
best display Of roses.
VIM T. Carpenter, silver medal s., for the second best
collection Of named arctes of Iesrs three ~ each.
Daniel Murphy silver medal ts, for the best twelve
ounces.
Thos. Ncson, silver media 80, Cor the beet Show OF
misccl anpOus cot flowers.
chsseysieer welies'ee, silver medal, 20, Tor the
sec1LJ beet basket or flowers
join " Rose, silver medal &c. for second best collec.
ten Of vegetables.
spccr Gu 81 corn called the wyanio corn wa. pre-.
scented 10 me society with commute sions from various
psr ~ the country describing the excellent quality and
great productyenets o. this species II corn Is said 70
produce $50 bushels 10 the acre
The society then adjourned to the first Monday night in
January. 1855
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Army Intelligence.

general court martial IL ordered To Fort
Lavenwortb Kansas Territory the 9th day Of Janu.
airy next for the trial a certain officers and soldiers now
stationed that post Lieutenant Colonel John Munroe,
Fourth artillery, will preside and Captain William T.
Barry Second artillery will act Judge Advocate Of the
court
ander Of the Engineer corps will be relieved from duty
the Military Academy, West Point: he IL ordered 20
proceed 10 New Orleans Ia there 10 make preparations
for the for, about 10 be erected ship Island Ms
sissrpi Sound
A large detachment ~ recruits organizing on
Governors Island, to m up 70 their maximum strength
the companies Of the First Regiment Of Artillery
serving in Florida. This will make the third draught Of
which have been sent of 10 their respective regi
ments since the LIST instant numbering in all
thousand men
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vooNy1Nrrm IRON FIRST PAGE.l

yion for Territorial government Among the papers NO
VIII present is an exceedingly interesting memoir on the
importance and value OF that country II contains au
sOarces and shows the practicable nature OF the route
through thai country for road railroad, confirming
che reports heretofore made by Colonel A. D. Gray ana
wealth in this Territory II is very rich in silver and
copper.
ngon Urion several years. accepted to-day the chief
clerkshp under the Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
ives There seems 20 be general shaking and chang
kg and re orga MIXING, and combining, among the
organs and editors and newspaper propretors OF Washing
ton city. There is an immense power in the public
printing.
Mr. Walker will the President the trouble Of re-
moving him, by resgning his Office as Governor Of
Kansas.
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The Collision Between the Ocean Wave ant
Long Branch.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


VIII you allow me little space TO correct some
impressions made by the publication of the above
accident in your paper Of yesterday thought from
reading that Col Jones severely and dangerously
injured, which am happy 10 say is not the II is
LETT 10 be inferred tina. the Ocean Wave be found
she barely saved from sinking by shifting freight
the other side o the boataDd there she IL efand
the Long Branch barely able 10 Capt Parker OF
the Ocean Wave informs that after the accident
Cured person being injured the requested
him TO return 10 Thompson's Highland Dock, which he
did-the Long Branch being already there-and went
from there 20 Oceanport He also learned that there
nobody injured on board the Long Branch He also
Col Jones actively engaged with others upon the dock,
apparently well He says they about
abreast the Horse shoe when the collision took place
bow the " crash of the boats they together'
could have been heard the Telegraph staon very
remarkable, the distance between them not less
than ~, miles and the surf continually roaring tho
very door 81 the station. There fog bell ringing
the Wave neither any heard board OF her. II
there had been heard the accident might have boon
avoided rs not customary for these boats 10 ring their
bells in a fog when far inside Of Sandy Hook They
and feel the necessity Of doing future The Ocean
Wave came 10 New York the fog dispersed
and the tide them water enough 10 out she has
los, her trip by IT, she up Wednesday night
and returned her hour yesterday and will continue her
regular trips. The long Branch may require day or
two 10 repair, when she will be again on her route
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Nays, fateiiipene

The following at.4 i.t "a tno oftD Of The United
States steamer Pcwharn, Voand br NADER, rc,, to
China The P0whaan s destined W relicv, steamer
san J,c1'o and viii be the flag ship Of Commodore Tat
nail, Commander In Chef Of the East India squadron;
Captain George v. searson; 1ieutensnts Jas D. John.
ston y Trenchard. W. W. Roberts, Thomas Roney,
Alex 4. Semmes, A. " lIahersham Marine Oficer Capt
Agernon Taylor, Fleet surgeon, w A. W. Spotswood'
Passed Assistant Surgeon, tLas ~ Williamson As.it#f
surgeon, J. W Sandiot1, Jr. Pufser r. n CALI C44t
lam, Henry Wood Acsing Master, v Boyd, Captains
Clerk, y. Allmand, Jr Purscr's Clerk, y Bergman
FngiDeers-Chefi VIM. " ShoCk; First A. anti, W. y
Rutherford, X g Potts Second Assistant, q, w. City;
Third Assistants W " King. Archer, W. DUNCAN
George : Bright, Boatswaln. Edward Kenney: Gunner
Henry Fz Osborne, Carpenter, Jos u Thomas ~ INA
ser A a. Warren. Master Mates James c fully, Sam
n feld Nrginius s. Bracey. Edward W Johnson, Chas
y Rerreti Surgeons Steward. Thos. A. Nicholson.
Passengers His Fxcelencv ~ President FRANKLIN
Pierce Mrs. Jane " Pierce, Wary Lafer'y
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CorRT MARITAL OF COL SrNvgR.--It win be re-
collected that Col X v. sumner OF the First cavalry,
recently been trial al general court martial held
al Tort Iesvenwortb Although The rendition u The Court
has 10, yet been officially promulgated yet learn from
reliable thai he has been suspended from rank
- nay for the period u four months and 10 be repri
nsUlof BY the General IN Chief We also understand
that The Commanding General Gen. Scott has confirmed
the teueDce of the Court but has RENTED the penalty
The charges on which Col Sumner was tried we're pre-
errcd Nv Major George Deas Assistant Adiutant General
IN this connection will state there that In the
trial ~ this difficulty arose, ~ the precise nature
Of which not yet advised, between Col Sumner
and Gen Harvey the former objecng the latter sitting
President of the Court and " limited that Col sum
Teas and Gen. barney 81 LoEts RTstitcdn, Dec. g.
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Tho health OF Coun, dArgout, late Govcrnr OF the
Rank of France, IL such 10 unessness N his
friends.
Prince Demidon the Envoy q Russia " the Coart ~
Tuscany. has left Vienna for Florence.
Marshal Bsquet s at Pau, and intends to pass part Of
the winter there.
The Duchess Of Nassau given birth TO daughter
wieshaden.
The Marquis n Normandy British Minister 10 the Courts
Of Florence and Parma arrived AT the latter city tie
9th un with Lady Normandy.
The Count de Flandre II making short stay At Vienna,
ON his return from Italy The Emperor q Austria gave
grand hunting party Ia the woods near luxenburg honor
Of the young prince.
ARRfyA
From Richmond and Norfolk IN steamship .lapesowp--
VIM N Dave Jas Allen, feveii. lamp kufns JoY
Benedick, Vim Crawford. Roa Dunlop, M,ss Prean Mrs
pen'rf Butler and three children Tbp~pson, y
Williams Uoutan and N g - s'r-r1-n
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MEETINGS or TIE UNEMPLOYED IN NEW HAVEN
Our young men vi thrown out OF immediate work
Nv the hard times are taking quite ph,osophicaliy
large number OF them have been in the habit Of asscm
bling ca the Green 20 enjoy good healthy game OF bass
hall and they have bad very pleasant time OF itmuch
better than 4 hey followed the example of the rowdy
mobs who assembled At the Park and roptns square,
New York. BY the Vay since woods defeat we have
heard nothing Of those Ne- York committees Has tho
enthusiasm Of ho leaders evaporaed since they found
they could not be elected 10 occf-Neo drsu jour STA
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Tie Rochester Unio1 = The oh inst ssys.-Generai
Ia. W. Nye thf ft ant and nun -culate republican
sta rssI ~ Of tho New YVrF Police Commits
sio N#e fnNrttd a mud call from Madison county. A.
meeting Of the Board 81 Supervisors The follcw'r
resolution adopted
Resolved, That the account ~ The county aga nat Jan
Nye, Esq, former lodge anil surrogate, be rut into
the hands Of committee o. three, 10 be appointed 0 'hc
Beard, who shall be authorized, should II become n,
safy, 10 commence lege proceedings enforce the col
lection thereof, and TO employ counsel at their dis
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The same communication also exhibits the number OF
native and nauralzed registered in the United
States from the 30h September, 1sl0 TO the same date in
1857 from which Il appears that in the year ls49 there
were Q s43 native and PAL naturalized The
largest number registered was in 1852 viz, 9s63 native
and $50 naturalized seamen.
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THE LATE GyS HAMILrQY.-From private letter
received recently from New Orleans IN ascertained,
from the statement Of gentleman rescued from the
wreck OF the I'll faed steamer Opcousas, that Gen Ham
iton upon the hurricane deck among others OF the
passengers and that In passing instant previous 70 the
sinking ~ the vessel from the bow TO the stern, he was
swept OF by wave and never seen afterwards
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MARIFIME INTELLIGENCE.
FOR EUnOPI.
FOR CALIFORNIA, &c.
New York. Dec. 10,

cahawba ..... New York. Dec. 10. Havana N. O.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
and New Fs% ssr
ssSjving at New York 18th.
2h arriving :. New IorT 18Th ,, .rr,v,,. :. H.v.,. nm
and New Orleans rth From New Orleans Hth Havana 2
ar ESnsr cTFrom New York h arriving at Havana
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans Sth Havana s
BLACK WIRs,on@From New York eth, arriving Havana
L. and New Orleans a. From New Orleans iNn' HAVANA
IsAsEL-From Charleston An and l2h due at Havana 7h
sd From Havana 10Th and 18th, due at New York 10th
When dates fall Sunday the steamers will sail
on Monday except from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be of value TO those having correspond
The Southampton the 4th and 10th of each
Arrives ibrsar about the 9th and 18th of month.
Arrives at Malta the l4h and 3th Of same montq
Arrives Alexandria about the 18th of same and 4h Of fol-
Leaves Suez abou. the Goth or and sh 9Th Of
Arrives at Alden about 9th of and reh
Alden about ne Sh 9Th Of same and day of ar
rival for Bombay and M 70 h SG about the a to
and 10Th to 2st Of following month
7th and I'D to sd Of following month.
Leaves Point de Gale for Pnlo Penang the same day the
at Puls Penang about the lh or 18th and 18th or
Arrives al singapore 18th 10Th and als Of
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'D or 2tn and sh or 10Th
offolowing month
Two mails leave Engand-one on the 9th and 10Th OF each
time the Southern mail.
A3 An packages and letters intended for Me NEW YORK
ALMANAC NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
SuN SITS .............. IS HIGH vArRR....eve Il
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Number OF American Seamen.

The President Of the laid before that body the
9th communication from the Department of State,
transmitting abstract Of returns Of American seamen
registered the several ports Of entry OF the United States
during the year ending 30th September 1857.
Prom this statement the reporter CLEANS from the re-
caritnatinn the following -
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BILLIARDS.

pIILIARDs REDUCED TO TEN CENTS A GAME
- 70 cents an honr or ~ liable per day and rs
in the evening, nj the New
corner Of Sixth avenue and Tenth street. ak fse tahies
pnss the door.
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CLEARED.
Shin Mallory Gwinne Brstol-Benner Deake.
Bark p Pendleion Stinson Montevideo-R Buck Co.
Bark ] Fish, Phillips, Carienas-A Horn.
Bark A Chase, Millken, Elizahehport-H ID Brookman
Brig S Churchman, Ankers Cadiz-I eager.
Brig Courier Ham, Bonn, Hamburg-Funch Meincke.
Brig Costa Rics Murray, Aspinwali-Panamn X X 90.
Brig Princess Royal tBr), Doe, Bermuda-W Dayen-
port.
Sehr vosn Burgess, st Thomas-I eager.
Sloop America, Reynolds, Provdence-B Dmon.
Sloop Warren, Sannard, New Haven-Master.
Steamer Westernport, Berry, savannah
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin Baltimore.
Steamship Parrish, Richmond, &C with mdse
and passengers Ludlam 4 Peasants.
Bark Sulapa Boston, Watson Smyrna, Oct II passed
Gibraltar Nov z with fruit, TO Geo Braggioiti. .
Bark Arsides an) Seidenburs, Bremen, IS days with
mpse and 2s9 passengers, to stanton Ringer
brig VIM Boothby tBrl, Coalfeld Windsor, 80 days. with
potatoes, TO " Walker.
scbr Stag r Cox CORVALLIS Ms 10 days, with potatoes
to pewolG
Schr Copia Bearse Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Alfred Sorer, Hulse, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Tennessee, Wooster Passport. s days.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrich Providence.
BELOW
Ship Wabash.
Bark Egen Henrich-Both by pilot boat Edwin Forrest
Brig Kate Heath from CardenasBy steantng Underwater
Capt Francis.
Also, / bark and brig unknown,
Br steamship Africa, Liverpool ship Ocean Monarch, New
Also Br steamship Kangaroo Lverpoo ships Viking, San
Francisco Australia - Arabia, Mobile; Cambridge. -;
Dutch schr Cleopatra, Curacao.
Wind during the day NV.
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enabling for Kansas under which the people Of that
Territory may call convention and frame constitution
IT, vious TO admission into the Union as q State.
Mr. Douglas has had, At his request several inter-
views with Mr. Parrott the free State delegate from Kan
sss, with view Of posting himself thoroughly relative 70
Kansas affairs.
The letter Of the Secretary OF the Treasury transmit
ting estimates Of appropriations for the next fiscal year,
contains items Of interest which do elsewhere appear
uon OF the War Department for forncatons and other
works Of defence, 81 1881 000 The following amounts
are " Do expended in the neghborhood Of New York
Repairs Of Fort Niagara New York......... $4,000
Repairs Of Fort Ontario New York. ......... $4,000
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
New York. 1oo, 900
New YORK. Observation-Disclosures. 100 600
Pepairs of Fort Wood, New York harbor, New
York. .......................... 10000
New York harbor, New York ................. 5000
Magazine al New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 13 500
Marine Barracks BROOKLYN $4,000
Navy YARD. New York "a 900
Stevenss war steamer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Fortcations Sandy Hook. ............... 100000
Arsenal al Watervlet. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
The estimates OF the amounts that will be required
during the year ending June 3d. 1859, towards the
sructon and completion OF the works the New York
naval station make total Of 1858 $50, including $50 900
for quay wall $50 900 ing in, $40 900 for png site for
marine barracks, $50 900 for dredging channel and for
s22 600 for filling in ponds in the yard SCI 900 for
large derrick and foundation $27 900 for machinery &c
The following shows the amounts that will be required for
similar purposes at other stations
Portsmouth, n S62 ,2l5
boslon IoS,ooo
new 1orK..... Soo,ooo
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. 9S,714
$500
Noriok 90 100
ooooio
Mare Island Alt 97l
Total 81 s52 500
proposed including $500 armamen, Of fortiica
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sum-
WASHINGTON. Dec O. 1857
Amendments and Remorals.

is understood that the Doorkecper of the House has
removed Mr.. McCarty, OF New York. from the document
room, and appointed Mr.. Hunter, Of Kentucky, in his
stead Isl $50 per annum) Mr. II. resigns second class
cerkshp 81 400 per annum in the Fifth Auditors Office
of the Treasury The DoorkeepeT Of the House has also
removed Mr. Nokes, of n, c. ana appointed Mr. Wright,
of ~ j. who formerly held the pla:e Isl 500 per annum
also Mr. Hudson Of New York and appointed in his stead
Mr.. Campbell Of New York Isl 500 per annum) Mr..
Campbell has been member Of the Capitol police.
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yVANTED-A SECOND HAND BAGArFttE TAptE
w Inquire at % yesey street
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FrOTfANn-WFNT tOAsf.
Buoy on Mcmillan Rock Sound Of RaasayOfhcisl infor
nation has been this ONCE that the Commissioners
~ Northern Lighthouses have given notice that chequered
black white buoy has been oored close TO the souwsrd
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with The following bearngs:-
Macgueens farmhouse in line with the schoolAouse In
Skye, WIN,
Northeast wing Of house villa in Raany IN uuc
the NV angle Of wall enclosing ned and house. 6E by
Ei4E
cables length.
Buoy ON Gunare Rock Inner sound-Also that buoy
placed the south side If Gnnsre rock lying
mile the northeast side Of scapa Island
Sound, and from which the following bearings were
takenE
csrn the top o. Ben Clachan Agglecross in line with
middle OF beach on Skernderrick, NExE.
Knoll top shoulder OF Cnoc ma Conneach, in line with
point OF Eilean Tonga, SSEi4E.
Round knoll in Skye line with southwest point of Raasay
and first ciG above Ugh water mark north extremity of Seal
pa, NV wv.
Sger- Rat oban Bay-Aiteraton in Color Of Buoys-To
follow out The generally recognized
by vessels enesnE port must keep red buoys the star
board hand and black buoys the hand while che
quered huoys Indicate centre dangerhe following changes
bave been made in the color he buoys ON sger.ra
Oban Bay Sound Of Kerrea:-
quered red and white.
Southwest buoy from red TO chequered black and white.
All bearings magnetic, Variation II 70 w In 1857
By order OF the Lighthouse Boord.
WAL incton ritv Nov Ies 1900
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is proposed including $500 for armamen; Of orfca
tons chiefly for the purchase of heavy artillery and pro-
ectes for deences $500 900 for the national
armories be used in the manufacture of the newly
modelled fire arms, and $2e6, 97e for arsenals
Especial despatch for The SOUTH
WASHINGTON, Dec s. 1857.
The Public Printing and NeU Newspapers.
The printing matter is definitely settled by frank and
honorable arrangement between Banks and Steedman.
The latter will be duly elected and the printing done by
the frm Of Banks 4 Steedman copartners, sharing
equally the expenses and profits of the business They
intend establishing together newspaper press here be-
fore the close of the year
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Correspondence 81 the Boston Jurnal
IA A9urvgrON I,ne :


Mr. buchanan Closssf win kenl.r N the Leoognpton
Constitutional Convention Fbrney in Wdshincon-Na-
fYdi Dcferoes.
acg Henderson Of Kansas Que Of the leading members
- The fccompton Constitutional Convention who was so
) han lied BY Jim Lane in hs recent speech IN lea
sorih. arrives here yesterday. He was appointed by
uhe errt0rv AM ihai excuse for his present
visN % Nas'Nnsan. t1asnpch ths printing FOR the
rerrNorta government ~ hanss Il az tone = Louis
Jack excuse for coming here dun auouut y much lie
anotb.f and higher mission - has been coseted
VITA Jafnee g lanan. Tie says thai before he left the
TER tor Ibe Vi sourians organizing IN large
oers 0r the svOwcd purpose n invading N Terrrory
va gr the livery proposition on tie list ~ this month
liz pro slavery fearing the defiant tone Of the rve
aic men, Who under Gen lane. preparing u resist
opp sS0n have sent Henderson here. lie declares that
The tssu u hi rerN with TIE President has secured
fresh aders for troops 10 surro-nd the polls, and
tFnoet those Who pre- nj therf,vs " vote, 10 other
posas. 81 protect tho uy aders from Missouri
tiaaguisled politician, who il IN The confidence o.
Mr. Bichsan, asserted Yesterday that Mr.. Forney, who
has bon re Cor severa days past would not be recog
ni1sd n tle White House The President u said % ex
pres hHnseh ccncernng rorncy's course with feeling
not ~ al FRIENDLY ~ the who made him. politically
but who NV has the courage rather the foresight 70
difer IN hiu
Mr. DougAAs freely expresses himself a. uncompromis-
insy opposed y the admlntrsnu policy regard - the
ksnsas IeccTnItcr constitution ne talks Ike man who
has counted tic aost and h willing 10 make the contest
feeling ~ uitscste and complete success He de-
Ilares openly h. iDHDL j. orcr d IN carly day an