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Tho President'g MesRa go.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2--rhe Presidents Message
will not be sent in advance ct its delivery to Con-
gress farther South than Richmond, or North Of
New York.
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a MEkSCAN WATCmE..-.PpL

A NEKsGAN WATCHEs.-sPPEE. Il
1rAcrUn i'; a" OF rsTESr AhrKe uA1cAE>- Gl
These superior watches are mal b} the MD OF rev -
price Gnc. bsiaria, durable aud uniformly reliable
are p.onoun.~i hv the hiril.t authorities families. in
i"ncp'- and quality and a'. cn lr"ved b. tue uosi x-
manufactured entire from the materials nee
establishment r"nnc.'e ed ana s"' po"' the
adopted in The production Of the nncqnaed American hc
hich cnabrs us TO produce movement at ".ehat
price Of foreign men OF The same quality and we
,uarsnte- the perfect Performance tor ten Yeas" OF every
Afeign watches made by hana the America, watches
feing the only mad BY mBetY apo" r'if'rm .y.'
aud nually CITING order In many part. Of
watch repairing is always pncer'n" AID expense The in:
reduction Of American watches dispose. q" this hcl', and
,ns,dmc,s with new sfanie wbrl NAV h., used amy other
article Without mystery or humbuG Sold by HE trade gen.
orally, and by -
nov d3m& wc"w.il Is MAIbts LASn, NEw.YoRK
IlUssNE~s "MAxsMs."-A dc,e, intuition 20
beauty OF s ~ f.n s"s in iess and and
living profits These are the busne maxim. which CLASS
ard support and by erssns in these they viii maintain
LyALl a WINTER ATYLE., Tor the street,
nov aod,. "'''f O'"'"' GLASS & RAINEs.
WANTED INnEDTATKLY-aon &NDs
~ s.. to make low priced Over Coats nA,,r
EnEsM SPICES, ron PicNs.NO-eloye.
II Mace Cinnamon. Celery Iuneric, h'sptr ME,
and Long Pepper White Ginger &c &c, iorsalehy
jy2s1 ". A. STRO1HER a co.
NREAT ExCITEMENT.-Ju-,o opened BY
NJ EXPRESS 100 pairs Of supe hne double 10 CATER
BOOTS, at q So worth - no; 100 pairs OF thin SOLE at
u % great bargain. With large lot of l. o 3
which will be sold at such prices that will astonlsh the public
Please cali and examine titin.
nov 30 dtsl JOHN ABRAHAMS.
LNuEE WlNEs.-25 ARskrs- Of Piper IL Co.'s
II HEIDRICK CHAMPAGNE WINE in quart and pint
bottles 20 Baskets OF GRAPE LEAF superior Cham
payne Wine, in quart pint and ha'f lat bottles g"od as
sormept pure Sherry, MADEIRA, POI, ard Malaga WINES
in BOTTLES or draft For sale by
nov "a dts LEE, JOHNSON & co.
GSOAL OlL.! COAL OIE!!-Rcceived n asp
~ ply Of this cheapest article for lamps On hand Jsuos
PATENT LAMP, the best in
nov 10 dial STAGLER JONES.
a 400 Lbs. BEST FAMILY CURED
5aVVO BACON, just received and for sale BY
~ Lee CAMP, SMITH 90.
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New RIVER PREsBYTERY.-In accordance with
previous arrangements, called meeting Of the
Presbytery. for the purpose of ordaining Rev.
John NJ. Clymer. was held in the Presbyterian
church, of Marion on Saturday, the 9th ult, at 3
o'clock, p. NJ.
Ministers in observation-disclosures McCbain, Jas.
King, Henry Smith, and David +. Palmer. Ru-
ling Elders-Abijah Thomas and Arthur Hut
tons.
A certificate Of dsmission and recommendation
of Rev. j. NJ. Clymer. from Winchester Presbyte-
ry duly authenticated, was presented to the Pres
bytery and read whereupon, on motion, Mr.. ely
mer was taken under the care of the Presbytery
The Presbytery then proceeded to the examina-
ton ofthe candidate for ordination. The exami-
nation having been satisfactorily sustained Rev.
Mr.. Clymer, after avery able discourse from the
Rev. Henry Smith, was ordained, on Sabbath
morning last. as an evangelist by prayer and the
laying on the hands Of the Presbytery.
On motion. the Presbytery adjourned to meet
at Jacksonville. on Friday before the second Sab
bath in May at IL o'clock, A. M.-Aarion Visitor
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uOltOwry's Ointment mud ptus.-Vnsc couu-
'erfciis in the MARKET Look fr the marx I"llo
New York AID London, purtr cd leaf the
book of directions THIS trade marx n ,cFt o grnunru'st
be- plainly by ho,, - lraf he" the
and the light. Without this bot
Sold II III. uiaeory NJ. - aicu LANE irrk, and
i,y all Druggists Al -ic., bsc. and 81 per br' pot
lu
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Loss by FIRE-We mentioned few days since,
that the Touring mill of John D. Alexander, Esq,
had been destroyed by fire. We have learned
since that the total loss was about $4,000, of
which $4,000 is covered by insurance in three
different companies, 5000 being in the Lynch
burg Company.
The fire it Is supposed originated by friction
communicating to wooden wheel, the only one of
the sort used in the mill, and which was to have
been superseded by an iron one.
The worthy gentleman whose loss is thus recor-
dcd, has the sympathy of many friends.
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Coon BEETLE very finest specimen Of "Drum
and Ribbon Beef that we have ever seen, was ex-
hibited yesterday at the Market House by Mr..
John Grouse. II was from the steer that was ex-
hibited at Wythevile, Lynchburg. Richmond and
Petersburg, taking the premium at each Fair, over
all other stock exhibited. We believe that there
are about four inches of fat ON the ribs The an
imal was raised BY Thos. L. Preston, E.q, at the
Salt Works in Washington county. Persons de-
string to see such beef as is not often seen in q
lifetime, can be accommodated by calling on Mr..
Grouse at his stall this morning.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-24
JOB PRINTING

The Office Of Tn KAxKAs Exws 10 furnished
with complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders, Flourishes. Cuts, Cards. Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks, Bronze. &C., enabling the
proprietor to print Circulars. CAnDs. CERTIFICATES
or SroCK, DEEDs, PosrERs, and all other kinds Of
jos PEINTTSe, in . manner unsurpassed in the
country Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
sttended to when accompanied with CAEs. "Ex-
cEIsIoR" is our motto.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-24
PREAMBLE.

We. the people of the Territory of Kan
zas. grateful to Almighty God for our Free
dom. by our Delegates in Convention as
; sembled, having the right of admission into
tho Union as one of the United States of
America, consistent with the Federal Con-
stitution. and by virtue of the treaty of ces-
sion by France to the United States of the
Province of Louisiana, believing that the
time has arrived when our present political
condition should cease and the right of self
government be asserted, in order to secure
to ourselves and our posterity all the rights
OF life, liberty and property, and the free
pursuit of happiness, ordain the following
Constitution as the Organic Law of free
and independent State, by the name and
style of the STATE OF KAEzAs, bound as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on
the western boundary of the State of Mis-
sour, where the thirty-seyenth parallel of
north Latitude crosses the same; thence west
on said parallel to the eastern boundary of
New Mexico; thence north on said bound
ary to latitude thirty eight; thence follow
ing said boundary westward to the eastern
boundary of the Territory of Utah, on the
summit of the Rocky Mountains thence
nOrthward on said summit to the fortieth
parallel of latitute; thence east on said par
allel to the western boundary of the State
of Missouri thence south with the western
boundary of said State to the place of be.
ginning.
ARTICLE bill OF RIGHTS.
SECTION 1. All men are by nature equal
ly free and independent, and have certain
lnalienable rights, among which are those oil
enjoying and defending life and liberty, &C
quiring, possessing and protecting property
and seeking and obtaining happiness and
safety: and the right of all men to the con-
troll of their persons exists prior to law. and
Is inalienable 49, -
SEC. 2. All political power is inherent in
the People, and all free governments are
founded on their authority, and are institu'
ed for their equal protection and benefit
and they alone have the right, at all times,
70 alter, reform or abolish their form Of
government in such manner as they NAV
think proper. No special privileges or inn
munities shall ever be granted by the Gen.
erai Assembly which may not be altered
revoked or repealed by the same authority
oEG- 5. The people have the right to as
semble, in pesceable manner. 70 consult
,or :heir common good, to instruct thei
representatives. and to petition the Genera
Assembly for the redress of grievances. 8.
oEc. 4. The people have the right to beal
arms for their defence and security, bu
standing armies in time of peace are dan
eerous 70 liberty. and shall not be kept up
aha the military shall be in strict subordi
nation to the civil power.
SEC s. The right of trial by jury shal
oe in,,yiolate, and extend to persons Of ever,
coalition.
6. hEc. 6. There shall be no Slavery in thi
'''sfe. and no involuntary servitude, unles
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ARTICLE REDISTRIBUTION OF POWERS.

Sec. /. The powers of the Government
shall be divided into three separate depart
ments-the Legislative, the Executive, in
Guiding the Administrative, and the Judi
cial and no person charged with official
duties under one of these departments shall
exercise any of the functions of another,
except as in this Constitution expressly pro
vided.
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- liz YOU RAvs A CouGH,
TAKE HAMpIoN's TINCTURk
TxKE HAMPToN's TINCTURI
TxKs aAMpToN's TINcruRE
TAkk uAmproN's TINcTURE
IL you have Fein IN the back
IKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
II you are sill Wea1ness,
TAKE aAMPToN's TINCTuRE
TAKE HAAIpToN's TINCTugr
ASTHMA, O0o9h. CONSUMPTION. The write.
H. noet hIahy esteemed; like thousands Of cur bos,
known citizens feels it duty to bear testimony OF
the wonderful curative power OF HAMPTON =
TfNCTURE. why let your friends suffer and die
without giving II tgiais Call and get pamphlet
and are testimony.
kssS1s fAoFttsasr q 8aa15rdy Gentlemen. I have
been r soIne tine afflicted with Asthma. aocompa
MED vit!i shortuess Of breath with maay symptoms
properties Of HA5PT0N'S FEGEfkBLE rIAC
TURN, fE6n having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle OF the TinctuTV, and by the use OF
one bottle was much better that was ioduced to
Of t, and hy taking hve UT SIX bottles WAS
restored 10 NY usual health and viii To all per
sons who afflicted as was 70 use- III AmPTOS' .
VEGETABLE TlNCTCRk.
tieutlemen--Iou at liberty TO use my name
ELLEN FEDeu,
e. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts2,
Baltimore, Nd
np- Call aud get Pamphlets and see cures.
ssId by PURCELL, LADD CO, Richmond: by
Or COOKE Fredericksburg; By all the Druggists
in petersbure; by MORTIMER MUNBhAf.
Bslti,n yre. and By Druggists and Shopkeepers
eyeryv FeEe.
as~ 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
no l--sikNts
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-Pursu

AIOIlCE III TAA fAI IEh6.-fuf00-
~ ant to An Ordinance passed llth Of Janussy,
1885, will attend st the Collectors Once. In the
City Hail. from the 18th to the 3lst Of December m
elusive to receive the remaining half Of taxes, non
such persons are entitled 10 deductions Of 10 per
cent. by having previously paid the hrst half In
juno last, in accordance with sail Ordinance.
A H0BS0N, @ ..
Bit will be seen from the above. that the Cel-
ector 10 required to attend at the ONCE from the
manning due from June last; before the January
term of the Hastings Court, he is required By OFd
nance to advertise delinquent real estate TO b sold
done 90 will the necessity Of calling and raging
their taxes will be impossible for the Coleet0F
to cali on them before he advertise9
de lin j A HOBSON. y =
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NOTICE The undersigned respectful

NVIICE - NU uUucTSfRuCU TPBpeCtIuI
~ ly informs the citizens of Richmond and vicini
y, that he @ il prepared to undertake 70 excavate
paving with either bricks or stone. running
cutverts. r., on the most reasonable terms His
force of men and carts is large one, and tho work
will be executed under the immediate direction and
control of Me RICHARD REINS, whose known
energy and experience In such business will BE- suf
fcient guarantee, that ell work undertaken BY me
WillIe promptly aud satisfactorily executed Mr.
Rsins is authorised for me, and in my to make
contracts for work. RICHD ID MITCHELL
Richmond, Jan. lst, 1859 de 28-lm
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s,,s- ARrIr.o,aL TBsru-THE CHEo.

PLASTIC Process &c. ". JONES, DENTIST, hav-
ing purchased half the exclusive right tor the above
mode of making TEETH, and after i.san3 and
teSfiaJ II IN the most dlBicbh cases. sotere other
piates had fsied as trssireiy SATISFIED Of as d6soas
Superiority over the gold silver ana plstilla "a e.
thod can therefore. with confidence, recommend 1t
10 ali who may desire full OF partial sets OF teeth
and especially, "a such as may be diSSdtiSted cith
those isE are using. In this process, ali OF the
ob,ectIans ts the gold plate are reHoyed-the sue
tiou bs,ng percc. cooort and stability 10 the
nt R1d the teeth being embedded in the metal, the
food Is excluded freni under or between them; they
are thereora cleaner, smoother, and IN every re-
spect better 1t consequence OF the perfect adapta-
ton of the plate the mouth. aud the suction
thereby secured, he eaa insert one or more teeth
.ctaoui clasps and in all guarantee perfect
and satisfsc gcry 1T
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonial ls will be given. and
specimens exhibited, ts any who may desire TO see
them he OLD plates o; those wishing to exchange
the old method tor this new, will be taken III part
pay. Viii OF course, make teeth on the cid mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling hly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish IL.
Once opposite Corinthian Hall. seN-3n
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SHOcKOE Mill; go. :, !, !, =, . -. -,

The subscriber has completed his new mill for
OF shockee creek with enlarged and complses na-
chinery. sufficient to supply any demand feg the
He is now prepared TO supply orders for PURn
GROUND PLASTER, pulverised 20 . degree that
cannot be surpassed, from heavy stock ofsuperior
Nova Scotia Lump procured with the grsetssk care,
with full knowledge that great deal q l1zP
Plaster 10 entirely worthless 70 the tArmsg.l and
siness with the Close attention and study gfven it
will enable him to slply the demand from thiean
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer, IN il
purest and richest state and ct satsfactofy prices
With Q full determination 70 sustain the seDoAb-
lished reputation Of his brand for PvaITY ANp BJu-
aEss, he respectfully solicits ordsra. -
JOHN B CIAIBORND
no 1e-tlstA No II Pearl street.
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L'UR HIRE.-The subscriber has for
L hire. the ensuing year. four Negro Men-ono OF
them accustomed to working In q foundry, and o
toerably good Blacksmith; and the others sccus-
wo, king in coal and lumber yards, tobacco facto
les. &c Cne Negro Woman. good house ser want
plain cook, washer and ironer. Five Negro Boys,
from ten to sixteen years OF age, some accustomed
TO waiting en- the table and about the house, some
to working on q farm. and some to working In to-
bacco factories; and two Negro Girls, about twelve
years of age accustomed to service about the house.
minding children, &c.
office. at coal yard on Nsrth side BASIN. near the
.Ene Warehouse. CCTTRELL.
de 29-5t
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WESTERN Hoo TRADE.-The packing season is
about over at Louisville. where the number OF
hogs killed is 2S6 576. At Cincinnati 800 900 have
been slaughtered, and at Chicago 100000 against
OF, 900 last year,
The steamship Arabia, from New York, to-day,
for Liverpool, will take out less than $loO00o In
specie.
Clark Koontz, Esq., formerly one of the editors
of the Frederick MD Union, frsm which be re.
tired few months ago. on account OF iiiheaifh,
died In that city on Christmas day.
Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott, U. s. A., has been
elected an honorary member Of the Sons OF
Malta.
From January to October let, 1858, the Grea.
Western Railroad of Iliuois has received for ship
ment 81, Ill hogs 2S. .4l5 cattle, Md 7.so7 sheep.
The receipts from customs at New York last
week we're but $37 600. There 10 10 the U. =.
Treasury at this date not over $2,5oO,oOo.
Bsrj- 7. Grifan, of Clsrksburg, Va, has been
appointed route agent between Baltimore and
Wheeling, in place Of @. Vance, who resigned
Wisconsin has set apart the avails Of swamp
lands as fun ! for normal Instruction. The in@
come OF this fluid 10 over $4,000.
Gen. Scott was at Key West, on the 25th Inst,
and intended 10 leave for New Orleans In the steam
or Galveston on the Goth, touching st Mobile.
Richard II. Meals, sheriff elect Of Mason Co., Va,
died on ths 22d inst.
The gas company OF S'sunton, Va have con.
tractsd for the erection Of gas works there, ty .
nrn 10 Raleigh. Nc,
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sas~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
AND No RUNBUG.-
PsTRRS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0N0R
SEER NIsEANEs


PETHRS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GON0R-
RIIlEA AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer
curial or Balsamc properties, eXcels every thing
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rative aad renovatIng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medY will cure the above diseases, and coniounded
when they have occular demonstrations Of the taCs
But the proprietor who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years has known Of case OF twenty
years standing be restored to perfect health and
All other cases of shorter duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case Of GonoIrhuea " hich the remedy will not
cure provided the directions are carried cut with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles, aud using accord
ingly in his or her Gaze he guarantees perfect
cure and in of failure VIII fut nsh additional
medicine, tree of charge, to complete the cure,
through his agents, and cure will De effected with
ont Inconvenience 70 the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPERs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
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TEMPERANCE The following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter, by Shockos
Hill Division, No. "a. on Monday night:
A A Hughes, W P; Rev VIM Lindsey, W A :
Peterfeld Trent. K 3; Jones, g. VIM
GEORGE Nicholas, A G; james Ii Merton, l s; L
Pleasant, o 5; L Reeve. Chaplain; VIM Glenn.
l. DaWP
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sssF. F.UAprsHoRsEs LURE-ALL-
TIE GREAT PAIN ANNiHLLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTON
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

ACH AND WEAK BOW ELS
PREPA b CHE MIST.
BOTTLES i2 q and ~ cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kepti
al families in of accidents er sudden sickness,
As il frequently Gu in lass time than requires 10
get physician.
II cures pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
Sc AS the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
6lcs a bad Gold, rheumatism Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne Ague or Jumps in the Breast. Pain IN the
Limbs and Body; also. Stiff Neck--every person
should get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Nus
sies, Sinews Blood and Bones, and, by Its warming
eiec power eXpels all pain from the
ten. Get bottle sad try IL.
B.-If you have Cough, use eHARTsHOhNEs
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis is ,he
bsst Tough : rup in the world 25 and 10 cts bottle
If YOU are Bilious. use HAkTSBoRNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stom
sah ana Bowels. carrying of all Bile and Foul Sc
cretions. Is cents q box.
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. oC l5-om
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no oIS--tIstA
THE STEAM ENGINE, PRESS. TYPE

= AND OTHER PIxTURHs or ..THR eOUTH"
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-Ths Steam Dueins,
ture Of HfAk SOUTH" nevspspss esfablisbmspt u
for sale upon accommodating = rns. and b we'll
worthy the attention Of publishers and pptueogs--
The kngins b three horse power, naAe by 4 n
Wood Or. Of New YORK. = ir perfect order. and p
try The Prsssis the istest improvsusas o. Slse's
patent extra large size. sapsbls Of seking ~ from
i500 70 z000 Impressions per. hour. H IerSet In
The residue Of the furniture Of the oAcs co0Deisoo
everything usually found in . veil appoIAted nsvs
paper Office The supply Oft. % d amply 1aske for
the publication u large daily. sud . q all 1hsr
Furniture. such = Chases lmpoeing etonees haands
Cars &C. Hc SveItarss nsvs ss ossn nsae fog tns M
Press without that, can b. accommodated Iwill
take great pleasure IN showing the property ~ say
auiry on the subject. For further partJ6ule1ApDiy
Il my Law once. on nth sire Z. estyseo 1aana
.ddrs..sS Ssnn sslsss, 70 me II Richmcn1. W.
dei0-0 NAbTUKDlVAWT.
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SEVERE SUFFERING MIR. s. H. Packard, Jr., for
merry of Rochester, New York, while travelling on
horseback, recently, from Sioux Rapids to Dubuque
Iowa. got lost upon the prairie in snow storm
during which his horse perisheG in a morass, and
Mr.. Packard wandered in a starving and freezing
condition for two days aud nights, until found
by hunting party in q dismantled hut, with hi,
feet badly frozen. He was taken to Fort Dodge
aud was likely to recover.
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BOATS RUNNING ON THE ICE.-There are no less
than half dozen ice boats on the great Western
Lakes, and the way they do scoot ith a stiff
breeze, 10 alarming. The ladies enjoy q ride il
these boats immensely, and before they get seated
among the crinoline they find themselves on the
opposite side of the lake.
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CONVICTION OF RoaUEs Frederick, .
slave. charged with stealing coal from Mr.. Nc.
Murdo's yard, and resisting the watchmen; and
William slave, with stealing dress pattern from
William j. Swords, were both convicted before the
Mayor yesterday, and sentenced to severe eorpo-
real punishment.
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0UTRAGEs IN KANSAS AND MIssoURI-The Jeffers
| sou City, NO., Examiner learns from q reliable
source that Fort Scott, Kansas, on the night Of
the 18th inst, was attacked by Capt. Moutgome.
ry, at the bead OF two hundred men, and the
town taken. When the Examiners informant
escaped, five or six persons had been killed by
them. The object of the attack, il was presumed
was to release one of Capt. Montgomery's mep,
who was confined there under an indictment for
murder. Ii was feared the town would be entire.
iy destroyed.
"A dispatch from Kansas City says that the Har.
rison vile, Missouri, Democrat Of the 25th inst.
states that on last Monday band of thieves aud
assassins from Kansas Territory, entered Vernon
county, Missouri, and killed David Cruise and
stole lot of cattle, twenty horses and eleven ne
groes. About the same time Capts. Brown and
Montgomery entered Missouri, on the Little Osase
river, and stole a negro woman and took Mr..
Larne prisoner, carrying the lat ter into the Ter.
ritory, but releasing him on the following day
An express had been sent to Gov. Stewart, OF
Missouri, for assistance to protect life and proper