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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

New IBERIA, Attakapas March IS 1876
The opinion entertained by Of the BRIDGE WaTEE
PAINT expressed iu tie above certificate in 1882 hE eer
than confirmed since most FalgatTr
paint known, and combines all the virtues ciurd it bv the
Agents lSgled) JOHN F. MILLER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

The NICARAGUAN EMIGRATION SCHEME-A dis
patch of the 26th from Washington says:
The late movements and reported preparations of
Gen. VIM. Walker for an expedition to Nicaragua, are
exciting attention here, especially in the diplomatic
circles It is known that he is and will be amply sup
piled with men and money and it is also known that
the cruisers OF the British West India Squadron have
received positive orders to intercept ali expeditions
against Central America. It is therefore, appre-
hended by some that the repuse or arrest Of Walker
by British cruiser would lead to a serious question
between the United States and Great Britain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

BARBERoUs OpERATIoN.-AIr. j. L. Allen of Albany,
n. T., met with singular and painful accident few
days ago He wears orraher did wear most Iuxurant
pair of whiskers foot Or less in length. While run
ming sugar mill, which was worked by steam the
whskers and under the left side of his face and
neck was caught in the machinery and every hair of
them torn out by the roots it leaving the skin as
bare as the hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

The LOST AERoNAUT-A brother of Mr.. Thurston
recently visited Michigan to obtain tidings of the un
fortunate aeronaut. He says that nothing has yet
been heard Of him, and that all hope has been given
up It is believed from circumstances, that be landed
from the balloon alive, in the immense marshes Dor,
dering on Lake St. Clair and in his then exhausted
condition persisted before assistance could be reached
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
Certificate Of Capt. HiIer, Of ship TirreU,

New Orleans, March 3. 1856
Of my ship for e pas two years and consider valua-
bic paint going vessels Irecommeud as such without
eigu boior economy aEdits uudOubted protective Ha-
ties. tsigned1 THOMAS G.. HIBER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

HEALTH OF FIo1sBURG.-The True southron, of
yesterday, says:
The weather was delightful, and we heard Of but
one death from yellow fever. New cases NAV he ey
peeted to occur occasionally, but we think tie worst
is nvnr. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

CARPETS AND GURT4rSs.-A rich and most beauti
fai assortment Of these goods offering by Messr Wat
knS Holman No 80 Camp street. and all sold at the lowest
prices, HOasekeePer will heed the advertisements elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

AsTRoNoMloAL-Th following scientific calcula-
ton appears in an Eastern paper with regard to tie
comet
It tail is at least 100000 miles in length To
grease that tail, it is estimated would use up basin
OF TAT as large Lake Erie, and give constant en-
ployment 70 $4,000 ndanbersl for ten years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

BIANEs, BLANK Books, AID ENyELoPEs.-Ner.
chants and Others will ind great variety Of eonyennees fer
their business Mr.. Peter GD0anss extensive
hment No i6 Camp street. Chief among the attractions Is
the display blank books including every possible size from
the largest the smallest Of splendid copper
plate engraved blanks iueluliag bills Of exchange psna
bank parchment, drafts promissoy cheeks etc anu
imaginable anu quality Of paper envelopes We
reiar 10 the Advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

yAtALDb q r u q ~ " NJ
lines, which tasE 81 n . suFplr
fiss9r'T lowest &#roifta!e griGea
acg, Ms. ISL Al p gsar.err
tIibbard's Wild Cherry,
| htchaTdsoD's Sherry Wine,
| HntcHing's vegetable hyspeDsik
iGOuley's Vegetable, Coiemsn'Bj
IHooa8nd'sGsrmau, OGygenhtsd
! COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Haen FEh,
lJone'B Lilly White.
SOAPS AND Or EAhs.
.lLOW's Brown Windsor,
iJons's Chemical,
RadwAy's dedicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Ishaviug Creams and Compundi
Of al descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrights Indian Vegetable,
lhoBAt's Lie, BEandretAiB,
IMorrison's, Lees, New London,
Paris, saPp!ugtOn'5, Champ.
idH'5,
lGraefenberg, Jayns's ssnatlys
IJayue's Agus, Winer's Gamt
mile,
Hi5bard5s Anti. billions, Peter'B,
ISpeuccr's Vegetable, Cook'B,
lCgoper's, Gov, We Rheumatic,
! AndeFsOn's, Alispasi4's Health
Wi5ter's Gentle Purgatiye,
Allebasis' Ague, HOoper's,
lChickneE's Sugar coated,
IGilbeTt'5 AMI bilious, Beck.
withs,
iLady's Blood, Ingoldsby's PILE,
lSG0tt's Vegetable, Eag0n'B,
RadwNy,s Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Isiy'sTemAla,
ILoudGu's IEdigu SnatiYe,
LoudeH's Ague, HolioTsy's,
Halsled's AEti.Dyspeptic,
IGnTdOB'B, AiCLane's Liver
HAIR DYES,
iPhaion's Maggie, Bstchelor'E,
IGiluaEs instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauelis.
iJayue's American, last Indh
( MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's inViEorstinE Cor
dial.
IThorn's Extract,
lTarraut's ADs-ie1t,
ITarTant's E,lziroF EhnbRrh,
ICafte:'s Spanish MiEtuEs,
Mother Relief
ITootharhe Dsops.
ILyon's Magnetic Powders,
Nrs. kid1er's Gordisfi
tThompson's Ey5 Water, IT,
| Watts Eerr1uH ami, ..-
Biliing's AstriGgelt,
lHyatt's Life Ba,5e=
/ heMunn'7 Elixir OF 0piuu,
Railways Ready RELIEF,
Rad ways ResOiTent,
lTgrrAut's Inde!ible INK,
| Br. Fi:cE's Body Braces,
Ipr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
IDr. Fisch's IBhalinE Tubes
DE. Roses Preparations,
WiaeF' . AFcauum Extract
lTensur's Specific,
5iGrsha!l's Gatboicou,
!nr. Fitcb's Preparations,
H9rse.s Compound Syrup Of
yellow Dock.
Perry Davig's Pain Siller,
Browns Essence o. Ginger,
/ NCrtimore's Rheumatic Oont
: pound.
| MortiJnore' 3 Cordial Bitfsrs,
Myers Extract Of Rock Ross,
ICTos5maH s Specific,
IDr. Ward 5 Specific,
| Gphamls Pile Elsctusry,
/ steer Opedil5oe,
|Godfrey ) Cordial,
lTuriilgtOu's Bals4E, ....
iDr. Cuilen's Preparations,
Bate!nsn's Drops,
iDr. JaTne's Family Mediclnep,
lSeja,'it and Soda Powd srs,
| Epphlg, c Fluid Extract R1cta,
ILuC!Ha Cordial.
ii unO Cordial
HATS Remedy for Fits.
Wilson's Death OF Rats etc.,
lLeidy's Erpsive SoaP,
/ Kirbg's Cholera Drops, ..
Bal 3 Cholera Syrup,
iSpohn desdaghe Kennedy,
Councils hItrturs,
Or. Narchisi 5 Uterine OAthoIi.
can,
!Cowau'a Lith9ntriptic,
IL3GteE's Preparations
lHougat0n'5 Pep5iu.
sCHETD4M SGHEAPPs.
re and ali dealers in any Of tbs
catalogue, wlilHud it to their ad =.
heir orders as above, where will
ortEent Of 8 ENGINE PATENT
.la.es, and AZ tbs lowest prioes.
W RIGHT 4 co,
~ =. 3 4#HT Z -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
WEATHER N CENTRAL M1ssrss1ppI-Tbe Levine

WEATHER N CENTRAL MIsslssIPPI-TheL Licking.
ton Advertiser Of Friday last says:
We have had several fne showers of rain during
the week and the weather today (Thursday) has be.
come decidedly cool. Our farmers in this locality
could readily dispense with further wet weather for
season, The season has been so warm and late that
peach trees present the aspect Of that worn in
spring thanthe fall Of the yearbelng pretty generally
in hlnnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

EDITORIAL A2IESIrr N BosroN.-The Boston
Traveller, in abiding to one Of its neztdoor neigh
bors saws.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

The whipped ours of the Post. hayag convicted
themselves for the hundradth time, of ignorance ara
endeayoring 10 escape under cloud Of mud taken
from their native cutters.
After this the Traveller man must have felt re.
lieYed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

FROM EAST FELIoIANA.-The Feliciana Democrat
Of Saturday last says
On Tuesday night there was heavy fall Of rain
accompanied with much wind doing considersfIs
damage to the cotton fields Since then the weather
has been favorable to the planter The receipts OF cot
ton nave been quite large upwards Of three hundred
bales per day being shipped by the railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
Texa. IntelEIRence.


There were battwo deaths in Galveston on Eeines-
day last from yellow fever. Cool weather and north.
err XIII the disease quickly. The news Of Thursday
mas the following:
The first arrival Or freight by the Galveston Hons
ton and Henderson railroad consisting Of thirty bales
Of cotton took pIacebn Monday. The steamer that
is 10 ply between Galveston and Virginia Point In
connection with the road is receiving repairs 70
fit her for that service, and will be ready n week
or two, by which time the road will reach Main street
in Houston, when the Bayou and Island cities will be
within about three hours Of each other and we trust
their intercourse will not only be frequent but
mutually advantageous. We may here remark that
the contractor TO build the Galveston bay bridge ex-
poets to complete by the 1st of June next though
MS contract gives him 70 the 25th Of September next
yeas from ~ date. The cedar spesfo the bridge,
5UUO IN number are all contracted for TO cost ah1ut
s230O3 when delivered on the spot The lumber for
Inc entire snperstucture is also under contract to be
delivered speedily. The contractor himself is now
preparing HAT boats which will be here with all
the necessary machinery spe drivers, etc, to com.
mence operations.
The Rusk county Beacon has heard of several cases
Of lynching in that vicinity within the past few
months, and attributes the same to the neglect Of
petit juries to properly perform their duty
The Houston Telegraph says that the mortality in
that city for the week ending at noon the 26th, was
Is. On the 18th there were four deaths from yellow
fever, and on the Goth, two. The weather has beer
exceedingly unfavorable, and the cases less easily
managed than they were last week. The whole mum
her of cases now in that city is said to be about g.
The Frontier News Of the 18th says:
The grasshoppers have commenced their iourne,
through the Northern counties, and the country /
perfectly swarming With them, They seem to g
with the wind. q
Capt. Bourland has returned from his pursuit o
the Indians, who lately committed outrages in Mon
tague county, and report seeing no wild Indians OF
his trip. He crossed Major Van Dorn's trail, ant
went as far as his numbers justified.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

pDRFABLE STEAM EHGiyEGs-FRoN I1sTa
= horse power, OF the celebrated patent oil Hoard d
ata oArd Brad ord differing essentially II teir ep5p5n
IN aHt9e Qualities from eugine@of any other patent or mann
E2Gr are now in very excessive afas ne
EAHpheS with qdescFption and letters from l3T
dsEn PERSONS who are using the will he lIv mail an an
Po 70 Tue subscriber who Is sole agent New Orleans
112 son oeng7o!e prnpretors patent hay oni7
Cat AA trEl or aauActIre the engines viii tT have a
arapumtoni and AL pretended imaons arl frsu5 III
mid SyANIrET, n JiTf n * ~ " ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

ONE Result OF THE PRzE FIGHT.-A dispatch of
the 24th from Albany says:
quarrel occurred in q saloon last night between
Partsans OF Morrissey and Keenan, growing out Of
man named Turner, and his wounds arc moral
Turner was arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
The San Antonio Texan says {:

We learn this morning that large number Of
horses were driven off by Indians on the Ell Paso
road near the crossing Of the Nueces last week and
a large drove Of cattle stampeded. The cattle and
horses belonged to Hr. Adams, living between cur
city and Castroyille He had driven bis stock out
there, owing to the scarcity of feed here and the
burning Of the grass in this vicinity SO there can be
no doubt of the correctness Of the statement. The
Indians we're trailed for some distance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
THE CALIFoRNIA MA1Ls.-The Post-Office De.
partment has issued the following circular

n Ell
WASHINGTON, October %, 1858.
Sir: The overland mail to San Francisco. Califor-
MIA, leaves St Louis and Memphis, Monday and
Thursday, at A. NJ, and is to arrive out in twenty
five days.
Orleans one week after the departure Of the semi
monthly mail from New York, via Panama, and are
to 0yerake, or connect with, that line at Ventosa on
the Pacific. No newspapers 60 overland. The single
rate postage by the three routes to California is ten
cents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

tSCANLAN - CO., ID. p, DEALERS IN MILL.
sF5 ana Fine Fancy Dry Goods, Nos Il and Ia Chartrss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

IHiE-Th2mRston Utica Alton and other Lime for sale
- " ALFRED KEARNY,
myI z Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
CALvANIsm AND esILpIN6s n AL ZINES

'Ea
-, --
~ AZ M A. is-n AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
= of METALS
S2n4 respectful y inform The public Of the
anu country that he Is prepared dc all kinds work in
MS ns with dispatch and in be surpassed by
an yI- t24se II T l e. t 5: -,
'Ie ser ICES efs " aers Eask cts, Pitchers.
1 avg SllA Ftt Nd in the best style,
H y q ana 5ftI ElNt or tJta Fixtures, NauteI
aIitts i i L.uslI5 ihu agGelaeraS
Pn9ag e invited to give him call and examine his
n ' PC ~ I' FL ~ WI ~: . Z. 3, E-ES
ReferencesLHyis Gooiricf ersrsIa i a 3 SH o.,
lard. f. A. TYLER, F0uruer i Siebreebt al
--
-1ALI1A 3 IN bLA MAIIG SIEAHl tSISAEI5a
largest and smallest classes; on some Of Which II La ~
hree crops, with combination Of the foII0unG aiya,ss
over 0he known application of steam to steam GraT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

= saui popular Family Neal
! Dsngsist- ans Dealers ~ Prop
! ftguarai Dcp0t SgHcial AZ
/ gErsBE, New Orleans, Ia.
VERMIF UaES.
Winer's Canadian,
BWGit's,
Perry'B Dead Shot,
JGyne's Tonic,
EcrllB,
B, A. FAhuestockfs,
McLean's
| BALsAH and COUGH REM
EIIEs,
Wlstaris BalssE Of WIdChsrTJ
Eaatlng's NapGha,
Shernan's BAiBHIh,
B1chan's Hungarian,
| Davis's wild Cherry and Tar,
| schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
| New England Cough Syrup.
Barth0!omew's E1pectorsDt,
Halls Balsam,
swsym'5 Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectsrsl,
TEylor's Balsem Liverwort.
Jayne's EXpectorant,
Winer's Elscampains,
Rogers LiyerWort and Tar,
Mrs. Ghrdsner's Llverwort,
stadler's Cherry EIpecsorant,
I5ondonis Indian do,
DR., Roses do,
HcLean'sS trsflgthsriHeG
SAkSAPARILLAS.
Dr.. John Bulls, ...-
3. r, Tornsend's,
sInds's,
Old Jacob Townssnd'E
Carpenters, ~.
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Disadvantages
Brlstolis,
8rJsOtt's yellow DocE.
FLASTEES.
Well'B Strengthening, ..".#
Ewsn's Strengthening
Jew DaYi9's or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
Kngpp's Indian
Aieock'E Porous,
Griflth's Adhesive.
lioilowAy's Arnfce
LTNIMEETs.
HcLean'sVOlcanic OiiLinmen
EseLicau Mustang.
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nervs and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's
TO5ias'a Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Eelllngar's,
Gardeners,
Barrine's Horse
Merchants GargliHg,
... Cherokee.
Jayus's
AGCF REMEDIES, etc.
0Sgo0d's Indian Chogogue,
8owaud's Tonic Mi1t1re.
Smith 8 Tonic Syrup,
WynEoop's Tonic, ...-
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable FebFifuge.
LOZENGES.
sberTnen's Cough and WoryR,
Bryan's Puimouic Eafars,
| Loc1ck's Pnimonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
LnVett's Wahpeneor EAirGi0s'
Bsrry's Tricopherous.
Lyou's ksthsrtsn,
BDyle's Hyperion Fluid,
PhAlOn's Hair IEYigorator,
Jsyue's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's WAhpene,
Lond0nrs Oriental HGir Tonic,
Hausl 5 Eau Lustrals,
Dliridge's Balm Of Colum 5ia,
RRdWBy's Circagsiau Balm.
PAGACEAE.
swain's HOuCk's,
Gullen's Indian Vegetable.
Longley'z Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Daley sMagical PaiuE1trsctol
Professor HollGway's Ointmen.
McAlIister's All.Healiuy,
Brock Magic SRlYe. Pryor'l
Pile,
Grsy's Farrtsou's Specific,
Trssk's Magnetic, JudEiE's
Loaden's AlI-Hesiilg, Russia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
y GRANIaR secs BI,1YTzE1Ts-Tll----5-

Y Nat.l " y Il . N8.7s EIlA 4 NTS-Tle urdar
- sgne AGENTS tortes Of above re have
S2ls.0.S on 9NI supply Of these Blankets such us blue
Esee sTy an9 white for piagtlion also. supply Of fine
Dec HhEatS, d5Herent sizes, Of the same mRuutartrrs
Orders FROM the cy AMI country fraie s5irf,s6 o'
Of. GRATlAA, COAAIAGFRE Il Co
- 20 EustnmhnUse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

VACATION SCH0OI.-THE SUBSCRIBER WIN
keep school during the vacation months For terms etc
eau 4 the jackson School, Of Paccane Richard
STREETS GEO ". HARDY,
JFb PRINCIPAL jackson School.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
DRUGs AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE ~ gGHyIAz
= sauf popular Family Medicines, which they SUPPL
D.gtis- DeIirrsa prg5sor'7 lowest gqlttae yriGea
General Depot Special Agency Ms. Isl q gsar.ett
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

THE CoURTsHrP or MIKES srAxDrsH and other
Poems. By Henry Wadsworth LongfelloW, Boston:
Ticknor q Fields.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
The ritls 10 Land Warrants.

The following bill has passed Congress,
and has become a law.
An ACT declaring the title to lands
warrants in certain cases.
Bet enacted by the Senate and the House
Of Representatives of the United States of
america in Congress assembled, That
when proof has been, or shall hereafter be
fled in the Pension Office during the life
time of a claimant, establishing to the sat-
isfaction of that Office, his or her right to
awarrant for military services, and such
warrant has not been, or may not hereaf-
ter be issued until after the death of the
claimant, and all such warrants as have
been heretofore issued subsequent to the
death of the claimant, the title to such
warrant shall vest in the widow, if there
be one, and if there be nc widow, then in
the heirs or legatees of the claimant !;
and all such warrants, and all other war
rants issued pursuant TO existing laws,
shall be treated as personal ehattels and
may be conveyed by assignment of such
widow, heir or legstees. or by the legal
representatives of the deceased claimant
for the use of such heirs or legatees only.
SEC. 2. AHd Be it further enacted, That
the provisions of the first section of the
act approved March twenty-five, eighteen
hundred and fifty two, to make land war
rants assignable, and for other purposes,
shall be so extended as to embrace land
warrants issued under the act of the third
of March, eighteen hundred and fifty
five.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
BOURBON Co, Nav 10th. 1859


Mn. BRowN;-Every week adds 10 u.
rufian deeds connected with the dificul.
ties in this county. Hitherto these acts
of violence, which so much disgrace on,
country, have been confined to few viO.
lent persons, but in the past week dark
crime has been perpetrsted in Fort Scot
BY q. s. officer. Captain Anderson, the
man having command of the dragons
stationed here, made most wantonly
attack upon Mr.. Hamilton, q citizen of the
county. He called Mt Hamilton damned
horse-thief. and finally slapped him in the
face and dared him to resent il. Andsr.
son was surrounded by soldiers in HI,
command, who were seeking an opportu.
nifty to pitch in upon the Free State cit.
zens Of the county. Fearing his lif.
would be taken, Mr.. Hamilton took refuge
in the City hotel. In the mean time,
some of these outlaws stationed them.
selves out of town, on the road, to shoot
Mr. Hamilton on his way home, but he
sluded them by taking another road
Anderson falsly and maliciously charged
Hamilton with being privy to the robberiss
committed on the Marmaton, on the 21st
ult. His purpose was to provoke fight
to give an occasion to his villains to attack
the Free State citizens of this county
Mr.. Hamilton, to my personal knowledge,
knew nothing Of the robbery. We were
on our way to a convention, held on the
Marmaton, when we learned that some of
the Pro-Slavery men, near Jones Mill, had
been robbed. We were in convention
when the troops passed, and Anderson
had some conversation with Hamilton at
the convention.
We have simply stated the facts. Here
we have peace oficer-a q. S. Captain
in these exciting times, publicly insulting
and attacking peaceable citizen. CON-
munity will place q mark upon such
man, even, although some of the public
journals do speak in praise of such an
officer. The public are not properly in
formed in reference to many things that
transpire inthis county. Some are ignored,
some are plsstered over, and some are
entirely unnoticed. The only paper pub
lished in the county has failed to notice
number of the BLACKLIST deeds committed
in the Fort.
In these articles I desire to write cor
rect history. l viii not screene friend
nor wrong an enemy. / am entirely in
different as to the effect of my letters
tuth, and truth only, is what I seek
These remarks are called out by some
dark insinustions which have appeared in
the Fort Scott Democrat. Time will de-
velop the whole truth, and l fear some Of
the highly conservatives Of Fort Scott
may find themselves responsible for much
of the crime perpetrated in the town.
There is such thing as bearing to our
own injury. Let usstrike for the right.
CHEROKEE.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

laws stole some horses on the Drvv.,
and left. They were followed and -.
tnred by citizens of Drywocd, who =,
them brought back to the Fort Tb;,
on their part, brought down the wrath :,
soms Of the dragons at the Fort T. ::
reputsd that their lives were threatens
Why these fellows were not handed o,-
to the civil authorities, have not le.n.s
Fort Scott is not yet purified. Fb.,.
is work to be done which requires 4.
active energies Of her most active cisz...
Now is the time. Let the good eit;,.,.
of this much abused place, (abused !,
being made the home of these rufi.o.,
go to work ike men in earnest, and :.
sure they viii receive the sympathy :,
every good citizen in the county. L,
them prosecute these disturbers Of II.
peace to the extent of the law. Letth,n
lay aside that conservatism which has -
long tolerated these blsck-hearted vi.
lains. CHEROKEE