Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-11-17

shall only be entitled to compensation for incident
tai expenses necessary for the transaction of the
business, and shall give and take vouchers as well
from each other as from all other persons. and
preserve the same for n final settlement"
The public is also informed 10y the same mode
of communication that
Gar arrangement has been made with the rail-
roads that all produce, &C., shipped to Pomeroy q
Mahen, at Atchison, Kansas, will be transported
at very reduced rates of freight. When shipped,
the bill Of lading must state tina, 1t is For the
Relief Of Sufferers in Kansas" and q copy of
the bill Of lading sent to Gen, Pomeroy, at Atehi-
son, Kansas.
The necessity Of a system will be apparent to
every one-not only to reduce the price Of trans
portation, but also, for the benefit Of the railroads.
SO as to save them trouble and prevent frauds be-
ing practiced; hence they agree 20 a reduction
ONLY on froights that are forwarded as above and
on no other.
By the folio wing it will be seen that the under
signed is authorized to act as agent in the Wos-
tern states. lie will Immediately visit the promi-
nent points for the purpose of soliciting donations
and putting the f-eights in the proper channels, so
that they will reach the Kansas borders at Atchi-
son, and from there be distributed to the various
County and Township Committees. All commu-
nications adlressed to W. +. NJ. Army, Chicago,
Illinois, will receive prompt attention" \
The organization, as now arranged, is an eff
clent one, and the donations will reach the suffer
ers promptly. We therefore ask the citizens Of
the various counties on the railroads in Illinois,
Iowa and Wisconsin, to send their contributions
in grain, as above specified. The citizens Of lndi-
ana and all States east arc requested to send their
contributions in honey, boots, shoes, wooden ma
terials for clothing, heavy cotton cloth for meal
sack, and sacks for grain and meal, as it would
cost too much to transport grain or produce from
States cas-: of Illinois. Thaddeus Hyatt, of New
York City, will inform the friends Of humanity in
the Eastern States how to forward money.
Rsmittauces in money may b. forwarded from
any Of the Western States to Dr.. John Evans, Of
fee SIS Clark street, Chicago, Illinois who will pay
it to the general agency to be used for the pur-
chase Of sacks, provisions, and payment OF
freights, and take their receipt for the same. BY
this system every person who receives money OF
produce, will pay it to the general agent, Thadde.
us Hyatt, New York City $. C.. Poweroy, A,chin.
son Kansas or the undersigned at Chicago, and
they will receive and receipt for it.
The money or produce will be distributed to
the County Committees, who will give a receipt 20
The General Agents, and in turn they will divide
1t to the townships and take the receipts Of the
Township Committees, who will also take receipts
from the individuals to whom it is given, and final
ly the Township Committees will settle with the
County Committees, the latter with the general
agents and they again with a Committee to be APP
pointed in the States.
AS the citizens Of Kansas who will he relieved
say that "they do not want aid as a gratuity, Do,
will pay back when able" i; is proposed that the
receipts after final settlement, shall be banded to
the County Board of Commissioned of the respec.
tive counties in Kansas, and that the people b.
: allowed Voluntarily to pay when able to the Gown
ty Treasurer the amounts; and that the amounts
thus paid be constituted A COMMON ScuooL FUND
! the interest to be annually distributed to the
school districts o. the respective counties. Thu;
the donors will relieve the hungry. and furnish
seed to plant, aud the interest of that relief will
ever afterwards be used to educate the children OIL
Kansas"
Arrangements have been made with mills in
Kansas to grind at half the usual price, so thai
the grain can he turned into me al to feed the hun,
CRY after it reaches Kansas, and thus avoid the
risk of its becoming muSty (f ground) by trans
po~rtation in close cars"
We have received a letter from Joseph Gardner
3 who is al work in behalf Of the sufferers in Kan
sns, in which he states he will be il Salem on the
2lSt inst, and hopes to make a plea before thu
citizens Of this place.