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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-17

ANOTHER HAIL SroRM.-Another Of these destrrc
tive storms swept over portion of our District OH
Friday last According to the report which We have
had it tcommcnced about four miles to the southwest Of
this place travelling in northeast direction, skirting
the village and extending several miles bcyond. The
crops where it fell heaviest have been materially if not
fatally injured. 1t was accompanied with great deal
OF wind and comparatively little railI,
I,,1,
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PRo5PECTUS
OF THE
Rid ge IL erald.

NN or ab"u: the lst If jrly reNt we will ISSUE a
" weekly Ii crary. Pnlica AMI Family Newsia
per- with the abovc tile Tie 'll.rnid viii he Ge.
vot, 10 Literature. Science Politics Mualily. Agri.
cu!lurc and General Intelligence. 1t Hall be aim
TO make it independent in a iImgs nenir"i in none.
IN Imlilics we shall "dirIc iiolny To no
parry or iaciion Lnt sraIl advocate States Rights
ond SoulLcrlf CcnIrdcrcy. with whatever ability
We may possess
We .ha!i edravor 10 make ~ Ial cr Ufiatcrc.l 10
the general reader as well H. in these ui uTr kcal
friends who rnay favor with r!r"r patronage. We
will devote especial abr 20 tic nt..ru progress and
general prosperity of our ''Muntain Disric With
II" cxtnvagnut p:mi>e' !o HI n.'':n "sS ana benefit
Of the "lleiad' we lrsI II NAY 'qral any weekly
OF the Stale in hGucSr ttIrs lot the prom on Of lIe
general welfare and wril-b"il:g 81 -.'ciety.
Warren !" Ma shall. !rrr'eIh .ditpr .: the Wal.
halla DHnucr" will a-$.u'u '..ia ,.il ge "i ihc
political aud genera! int"gc,"c ar ;cnts While
Fletcher Smith will have lie ,oii'min coiirCl ol tile
Literary, Morai and Agricultural Departments Of The
"Iead.".
In order TO lring the Herald within The reach
Of all who may desire il. have del ierminei TO
furnish il at 81 so per annin to lc paid in adyGnce
iardiaLly Persons who isl Subscribe may do
by a'drcs lug US at Wulhalla. s. {.
M ,RSIlALL d SMITH,
Eiit1,s and P0WietO1s.
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The Rev. j. &. Fletcher gave us Ist evening. n
brilliant lecture oil the religion customs and people Of
Brazil. Seldom nave we rclishcd anything more than
the picture he lad before his audience OF that eXihe-
rant garden e tic tropics laden with It's strange variety
Of fruits and fi0r crs Seeming III perpetual harvest o!
the hand Of man. Surely that country must he the
garden Of the world and Tits people had the enter
prize which moves this Yankee nation imagination
could not set hound to the results they would pro-
ducc there As relevant to this comparison the Rev.
creud gentlemen stated that the best Remedies employ
cd there for the diseases which they are subject
arc invented arl supplied to them by our own well
known counrSman, DR.. J. c. Aver Of Lowell, Mass.
and that not tr. people only. but the priesthood md
the court of the Emperor down. have constant recourse
in sickness to lhc Remedies Of this widely celebrated
Amcricam Chemist. .-.-k*!ycr, bIsf0a. july B. 1T.
e1ye ROAD AND BANK DIVIDEND.-Thc South
Caronn Rail Road Company having declared a Dividend
Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE or Tie Old Stock. and ONE DOLLAR AND
SEVENTY. .FIv f. CENTS PER SHARE oil the New
ss,,r for the kix months ending June 80, 1850; and
the Southwestern Rail Roai Bank II Dividend of
SN EN- Il " j. ef'-' > i'n "il-NhE '"' '''c Se
pcr;ol the combined Dividend Of SIX DOLLARS
cng at the rate o Seven Fer Cent por ann''n or the
Road and six PER CENT per ann!m for the Bank !
will bc pai at the aforesaid Bank on and after the
I'd proximo.
The Dividend on Road Shares: not connected With
the Bank W i'll he paid at the same time and place as
oI,ovc stated and mt the Branch Bank Of the State
or South Caaolina at Camden.
TI0S. WARING, Auditor.
South Carolina Rail Road Company.
JOHN c. COCHRAN
cashier Southwestern Rail Road Bank.
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HEALTH or Gov MooRE.--0ur readers will bc re-.
juiccd to know that statement published by lis day
or two since in regard to the lrccarious condition Of
tho health Of our distinguished Executive, Hon. A B.
Moore, was erroneous.
We have received private note from an intimate
friend Of the Governor and gladly insert it for the
purpose of relieving the anxiety of the public:
Gov. MooRE.-Col. J. r. Powell, who was in com.
pany with Gov Moore few days since, at the Mont.
gomery White Sulphur Springs Virginia, informs us
that the report which has obtained circulation that his
condition is very prccaous and that he has lost the
use oS ~ lbs is crroneousI lie found him nj COM
IpS74,-----.aasz-rrf,,- -GcaA--e----2sn
the same condition as to health that he has been in or
year past The Governor informed Col. ?. that he
expected to 60 to Alabama in abo"t ten days.
Montgomery -Idtertiser.
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DEArlI.-Our District has been called to mourn
the loss Of one of it's most valuable citizens. Col
James W. Duckctt, after few days illness, died last
Thursday, at his plantation in this District Col
Duckett was universally esteemed as a useful, Chris
tian man. His wife preceded him, about two years.
to the grave leaving him no children; STILL he left
large circle of relatives and friends, who will warmly
cherish his memory for his many virtues.
By his industry and attention he accumulated a
large and valuable property, which is situated in Ar.
kansas and South Carolina lie Lequeahcd we M
derstand, $4,000 to the Furman University Green
vile South Carclna.--Ne7gbs7y ConSeTrufia.
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TIE GROWING CROPS IN EUHorE.-Whi,c we are
congratnlating ourselves upon our prospects of an
abundant harvest lhfavorablc accounts of the grow
ing crops reach us from the other side of the Atlantic
All over Europe the weather lIas, for months past,
been succession Of showers, storms, and hurricanes
Never says the ION Times shave such an autumn,
winter, and spring been known in Germany as during
the last ten months" and the British Islands have
suffered equally, more, from continuous bad wcatl.
or.
According to English journals, the hcrbage has been
drowned at one time by torrents Of rain, or scorccd
up at another by keen winds The young-lngs ofth
tiocks and herds have pcrsed for want Of food anu
lambs, which, in ordinary seasons are sources orprot
to the stock growers, have been given away freely to
anybody who would accept them as gift The price
of meat has gone up to point at which it is placed
almost beyond the roach of the working classes Scot
and which, with its long ranges fshecp.walk, usually
exports mutton TO England, is now receiving mutton
from England. Another month Of bad weather, aud
the grain crops would be paced.in jeopardy. Ireland
does not seem to have suffered so much as England
and Scotland aud the accounts Of the Irish crops are
more flvorablc.-N. ]. San.
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Administrators NOtice.

A IL persons having demands against the Estates
n OF J t. and 7. h Mcleod are rcque,cd To
present them property nt,"slr' 10 no suhscIiter OH
"r before the first day of October next; and al
persons Iudchc.l To suil Estates will come forward
aud make payment to the Undersigned or bci"re
October /, 1861
D. II. MCLEOD Administrator
july li-2t
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Range of Thermometer.
I. O. s. M.

I, @. s. NJ.
yg1uE m .u,Lers of ClI ESNIfT LODGE NO. s. l. O.
s ~. will meet at their Hall on Monday Erening
Nert nj HAlr.PAsr SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Ey crt"r Of the IT, Z.
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.eIe-isIaturr,
H.. lie Legislature.

ANNOUNCE: 1; s % E :. .a.: n !" 's'a p; s ;t;; oS
REPREsEsTATlvJ T''SPr1Ss M at the election i" October,
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1..rEc Boarding.
;, rHsSSr Cnal ter,

1n~ ,a5hE AGENCY OF TEE
.sryM .SS2 r,,,.,G Gston Mercury Southern Guard
,n T,I,,.I,, c,,,,.o Il Watchman. Lancaster Ledger
,, mo,, g. 1rtE, is in tic hands OF the
,ld,,r oc ,,o 1o,kSaLr who will take special
,Io..,., :, Ept and efficient attention to
or,. h,,s;,,o,a - 80 with either or all Of those
papers. e9zn
sa|iiI alRA|E L RaIs 10 their W'sSRs. 13&''A
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
D re Legislature.

Nm r,,ro,, mt1sc announce Major j. NJ DE-
SAUSSURE, Candle ,'' ''''.'''o, :" '"c tto''N
or prnnrc,,,- at the ensuing election in Octo-
-, - MANY VOTERS.
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TE,e corcert an Friday Evening,

=: According to previous notice, Madame BEws' Con-
cert came OF on last Friday evening. The weather
was very favorable, and audience, respectable in
numbers, intelligence and tste greeted the elegant
and accomplished lady with much enthusiasm. Not
wstanlins the fears of her friends lest the owness
of the ccilng-wl;c was not at all renasdied by the
unnecessary elevation Of the stage-would make it ex
trcncy difficult for auditors at the opposite end Of the
room to Ecar her; or tlat shadowy echo, with shock
after shcck would so play around and dcafnn the
singers 10 render it very difficult if not al.
most impossible for her to preserve between the words
other songs, the proper Intervals which passion,
ton or sentiment might require. Nevertheless the
singers voice WHEN tongues Of beaux and pretty
Eees in their lucid in'erraL -'oud run together into
;ttcnyca listening cars-swcling aloft in its EN-.
Pyreau Hight would make the ears with sounds sera-
phic ring; then again. falling through along and
rcd cadence svccty e!:echng its course by series
of brilliant trilk. it would die away into the softest
most rr's;cal and distinctly audible closes
As TO tic compass ofMrs. BEws' voice, we are un
able to pass opinion; it is said to embrace three
octaves.' This is the gift of very few and perhaps
only of the best singers; the extremes however must
nall cases, lie very weak. Tic early and careful at
tenton which she has paid to vocal and musical science
her high degree Of natural taste, and the favorable in
uencc OF suitable climate have given to her voice a
compass, sweetness and fexbility unattaned, we
dare Say by many more celebrated singers Of her own
country and even unsurpassed by those of more en-
quiste climate in regions much nearer tile chariot of
1s SiHa - Her enuncation and articulation are
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A CHANGE OF

3 u S I N ID S S :.
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
L Citizens Of Camden nnd surrounding country,
that hare purchased the entire Stock Of Mr. S Z.
Ciybur, arJ have recently returned from Charleston
with ltw nnd select assortment Of DRY GOODS
and GROCERIES. which ad,led to my old Stock,
makes it Complete.
would solicita share Of the patronage so literally
bestowed upon Mr. ClyhurI Please call ana rx-
anime my stock !or yourself Nearly opposite the
New Market.
July lT,-tf. ]. F YOUNG. e
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4 friend, having recently returned from visit to
Georgia to his home in Mississippi writes us from
Black Hawk few days ago saying that the crops in
his section, of both corn and cotton, arc unusually
promising. though rain is somewhat needed on the
hills. In the swamps the planters want dry weather
as their cotton is growing too fast Our friend snys
his corn promises to yield CROUCH for two yer con-
sumpton-the cotton is much more forward and larger
than the last year. but the lice are troublesome. IN
Yazoo swamp, Col Strong has corn crop which will
probably make so to 90 bushels per acre, lie has
800 acres in cotton, which promise four to five huh
drcd cs-tugus'a ChHoricls.
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Cniohvie WHICH eonsasea large alhoull' OI proper
ty Our information is 50 conflicting tlat I've shall not
state particulars All ace !nts concur epresc"ting
that several stores and law Offices were destroyed
Tile buildings consumed were mostly on the square
occupied by the Court House.
Columbia CQrOlinion.
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TIE WEAT1lER-No rain, up to time of going to
press, with the mercury at ninetyeight. The ntcnsl-
ty Of the :'bazng" spell relieved on Friday and
Saturday by chilly cloudy weather, with every indic.
tion of rain; but alas! it has passed away and we
are in the midst of heat and dust with little or no
hope for early planted corn There have been one or
two cases of sun.stroke in our village, which happily
has not resulted fatally-NepIeny Sun, llh.
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SlOO1 REV Ard.

7 WILL PAf fcHE urNrEEp roiLaRs To
1 any orc who will deliver ''.''" ~ i - Ja' in
the Stat, my negro n'an JiN--he'' ''",r mas dlM
GARNEE. for,ne:lr owucu bs m. s,andcIs. dec H.
JIM is (Dr tv five wears obi about five ce eight inches
high, near, black rcmaIkal'y well formed. has lost
sone rcc: in r-nt. and has tie mnk u! Il burn on
Tie neck, talks well arG j. 'cry GINNING. JIM ran
away atou six months ng" and s'nc: that ime has
been l:arbnur,d ny ucrr,..S ht'"r"i:l. 3" Ti"S. u
sanders, VIM Sanders am" :. >"Ldvrs, III the
upper az ol ;.!mt;r pi-rrc'. ~ he 'n"E"H fai!
Road.
June 26-4t. y u. ''Sll.
ri" Sumter Uuicln,1n :ad .S"n;hnp Gndrdidn
cop, 4 times and Tor sarl bii !" hS flee
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Gy "Wednesday, tis
r. GRIswOI.D PEIEII
CAROLINE JrMELl


WILl.IAA G.. Oh
G., died in C6lpn
Goth year.
He was lniIg nn
yet he InurlllIfed llW
had long bceli a Inc
ding strictly to all
versatiun blaiiicless
acceptance with G
deutll. Then, with &
md peace in the so, :
rtruiglIt way .opcncGa
mu>t lie Jacobs laddd
Lord has opened for y
ed to Intervene u!td
anxious to depart.
few hours liclore his
speech, he was asked
right. With consider;
lie apprchcndcd tic
and Clten asked his
lie might die easy;
dying bed was soft !,
without n struggle orr
husband. a fond, indt,
and faithful triep4Isd
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Thermometers marked 100 degrees yesterday ut the
Exchange Bunk at o'clock p. H.. and lO2 degrees at
the same hour in Capt. Radclcs jewery store.
Columbia Guardian l2h.
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sPEclA NOTICES. 4: :.
bADS.

IOADS.
r--s-rr1r covIIyESIONERS OF ROADS FOR
EorsI,w Distric, will pecl in Camden tile First
Monday in august.
I'LL. 81 Clerk cfhe Board.
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M : led.

| by Rev: s. II. Hay,
of Charleston, to Miss
liter of Mr.. i. Perkins.
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HAY-
iNGTICE.

TASTESN aud North Ri, Hay. for sale by
II June 2G,-4i. JOS. NJ. "Al LIZ " w.
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DEATH FROM SrN STRoKE,-A man named John
Kelly, one of the U. S. soldiers stationed at the
Arsenal near this city and native OF Ireland, died
of sun stroke on the plank road short distance above
the toll gate, on Wednesday afternoon
dugusta Chronicle.
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SANDS SARsApAEIlLA- and expert
ment have demonstrated that upon the condition o
the blood depends the health Of the body Conseqneh
tly when disease in the shape of scronln eryspelns
ulcers, cutancous crlption', liver complaint, &c.
appear is at evident that the sccrctvc functions
have become inert, and impurities have been engcn-
dcrcd in tie blood which are working their way to
the surface. This celebrated Extract will speedily
purify the bood equalizc the circulation improve the
appetite, mpart tone and vigor to the system, anu
gradually, but surely cxtrlate the disease. Q4J
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Political,

"ASHlNIIUH, July To.
a meeting OF the friends of Brecknrdgc and Lahc
was held in this city last night The meeting was ad-
dressed hy Neck Of .lahana, and Stevens of Oregon.
both OF whom were down" OH 'Squater Sovereignty.
The Speakers characterized the proceedings Of the Na-
tona Democratic Convention at Baltimore. Frpnt-
street Thcatrc) as intocrnnt and anti Dcmocrat:c-
They claimed that tic Brccknrdgc and Lane wing
was tho only true Democracy because they advocated
equal rights in tho Territories.
After tile meeting ajourncd the incorruptibc occu.
pant OF the White House, James Buchanan was ser.
enadcd and mace speech, in which lie endorsed and
advocated Breckenridge and Lane
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AIRY.

cr!y of Sumter Dist, S.
la., May 9Th, 1850, i'll his
Inflicted hv consumption
is aIlliction patiently. lie
sthe VI. +. Church, att",l.
ances-lIis walk and cou.
entertained doubts Of his
"A a short time before his
tehance which bespoke joy
li.l TO his family, Il see 4
lIcarch. 1t seems TO nc IL
must bc n way the good
Aller that, not q cloud sccm-
Eprcssing himsely ready and
WAS rational TO the last. n
.h,. and after lie had lost his
~ one of his children if all WAS
". effort 10 speak, he said. '.ycs
'phs of death would he severe,
lM1drcn and friends to pray that
His prayer was heard. His
MS downy pillows are. lie died
grcan. He was an ailectionale
gent parent, a humane master.
JoUN VI. Bridges.
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Foreman for American, lIardcn's and Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen Il krt negro man worth $1,000
who took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
over one year; used everything could hear Of with
out benefit until tired the Mustang Lnimcnt. 1t has
perfectly cured him, md can now take the above
Price for him. Respectfully yours;
JAMES DORRANCE
Every Planter, lranster aud ;'n'iy should have
this Invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal r.
everywhere.
BARNES 4 PARK. Proprct0rs, New-York
July st.
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AHaata CJJederacy.

RELIGIOUS REvlvAL-For some weeks past deep
religious feeling has prevailed this DisTict-nanlcs
ting itself however more particularly i'll certain quar-
crs At several of the churches large acccsSions OF
members have been madc.-At Bethel, Methodist
church in the lower part Of tie District we understand
that II members have been received in the past two
weeks vt the Baptist church in this place, were
received on last Sunday week, and II last Sunday
GfeenuRie Patriot
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IIor AND DRY-Thc dry and heated term still coll
tinucs and the crops arc i'll dcp!orable condition.
We have had some promising signs for ram since Our
last issue, but none las reached US and this morning
there is not the least NATURALIZATION F3ug l2M
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BARN BLOWN DowS.-We regret to learn that the
barn and stables Of Col John NJ. Crook, near Wood
run"s were blown down in severe storm of wind, on
last Thursday, and two Of his horses killed and aotl'-
er badly wounded ed.--Sparaahurg Express.
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SAVE YpgR gaGsssg;s.

I'VE take great pie E'rc in recommending the Ncx-
can Mustang LnimclieAs valuable and indispensable
article for praus, Sos Scratches or Galds OIL Horses
Our men have used it for severe Burns Bruises, Sores
Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Tains. and all say it acts
like magic. We use no other Liumcnt
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q, the Editors of he .Tournal

TO the Editors of the Journal: 30, !,
writer in Mondays Herald oyer the slgnalure Oh
of wilmington He will yet North Carolina secession
Convention assembled and deciding to place North carroll
ma in her original sovereignty. go
of the day. but hope there but few North Caron
ians SO sordid as to make mere I[aue b sd still
the honor and dignity of our State are 10 pe sui
fewer who think this honor mere "soap bubble. ;,
We suppose " NJ. belongs to the Watch ana "aIs
partywaiting for the Overt Act 1or the lghs
of North Carolina be nnged Does he forget that
rights have already nnged by at least line OF The
Northern States? Does he recoect that declaration OF
hostites already made the of rrepresslbe
conflict p Does he not that these anu
these doctrines have received the endorsement OF
States by overwhelming majority OF nearly 4Oo O0o anu
yet with enemy advancing, we are to pause because
Wilmington very dependent New ork and II Is IN
the power Northern merchants and dealers, AIDED IN
part by our Banks crush least twothds of the mer
chants of Wilmington Our Banks will not aid them but
this be true know of no stronger argument IN favor OF
immediate secession, take the risk OF being crusned ana
giving the third that stand opportunity OF etap
fishing currents of trade. =,
The fraterna feeling always existing towards the North
has led to a course of trade from the South, which with
high tariffs and large appropriations by the 1edera govern
ment for Northern expenditure has had me enaency 70
centraze capital the North draining the South to an eX
which would long since have Impoverished her. out or
her immense agricultural products Upon these Northern
have fat and have gained the power to crush
Trade has placed the South under Vassa
age the North which nothing but dissolution can rene
dy Change this establish manufactures do your trading
among your friends and in very short time capital VII
at home and be rewarded Labor will be remunerated
to extent amply repaypg the sacrifices to which we may
be temporarily subjected.
The opinion of - the meeting of the 10Th inst
speaking the sentiments of the majority of the citizens
of Wilmington does not amount to much with those who
the large, earnest and enthusiastic assemblage-
Our opinion is, that large majority of our fellow
citizens of Wilmington and North Carolina, in favor Of
will take the route if ''M.' will mngle with Oul
citizens they, with of our legislators, will have anoth
er great surprise in finding themselves SO far 6ehEd the
sentiments of the people. MERCHANT.
Wilmington, 9th November, 1851.
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The Kansas Troubles.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The New York papers pub
lish despatch from Warsaw, Mo-, stating that hand
bill had been circulated there calling the citizens to
to arrest the raid and outlaw Montgomery and cut the
threats of him and his followers. meeting had been
held and resolution adopted calling the President
for assistance. The Governor of Missouri had taken
prompt steps to protect the citizens Of Kansas and the
border A meeting was held at Leavenwortb and reso-
lutions adopted calling on Governor Medary to
enforce the law and establish order.
The latest advices from Kansas City, state that DIR
Mossey, who left Fort Scott, on Tuesday, reports that
the statement in regard to the burning OF the town
untrue. Five men had been murdered by Montgomery
and Others captured were probably killed.