The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28
-qhs tOllowinr bsndbiii is now circulating

through the county:
"To. .ARMs-WARsAw, Nov. 22.-0ur State
has been invaded, our friends murdered by q
band Of AbahtioRists from Kansas, under lead
of Montgomery. Fort Scott has heeu taken BY
them. The Circuit Court las been broken up
--sotne Of the grand jury and citizens murdered
Missouri is threatened. II -.
"a military company is to be formed at War
saw on Saturday NEXT and let the people come
in en- masse. Our county il in darger. Rally
rally! let us prepare TO defend our homes"
(Signed). ID. G. RALLou,
W. l.. MEANS,
Jas. ATKINSON,
| ID. F. ALExsSBER
JAS C. BIIskJEY.
Col Roberts, Of Vernon, passed ocoIeo. yes
terday as a messenger TO the Governor Tor a'd.
1t was rumored on the streets to day but since
denied that Halls Mills. in Vernon county, had
been burned by Montgomery.
Montgomery declares that he intends carry
ing on the war until he frees every negro in
Southwestern Missouri Large quantities oI
guns, reyolvers. cutlasses and other war imple.
ments have been shipped to Kansas as food for
sufferers. -
They were sent from the Fast. Unless the
President sends out troops to take and hang
Montgomery and his men, we may expect Tor
many months reign OF terror on the border.
LEAvENwORTH, Nov 90.
| In view OF the present state Of affaiss in
Southern Kansas q call has been issued for a
public meeting to sustain Gov. Mednry in en-.
forcing law and ord in the Territory, The
call is signed bya number ofprominent citizens
who have heretofore acted with the Free State
and Republican PARTIES as. Hs '-.l ~.
re- .'7-. paa I'd KANSAS CRY, Nov %.
DR.. Massey, of Fort Scott, arrived here this
evening. He left Fort Scott on Tuesday last
The rumors Of the burning Of the town or
Monday night are incorrect. He confirms the
accounts Of the murder Of five men and the
capture Of others, who have probably met the
same fate. Montgomery's gang are we'll armed
with sharp's Rifles and Navy revolvers. They
have plundered the town of Paris and arrested
many of its citizens. The people have peti.
toned the Secretary Of the Tertiary in sb,
sence Of Gov Medary, to come to their assist
ance with Federal troops. ~. ,-..g 4. -,sn
.-e WAsHISGToN, Nov. %.
The President to day received dispatch
from udge Williams. from Warsaw, aoquaint-
ing him with the alarming state Of things in
Kansas. Additional orders have been trans
mitted to Gen. Hsrney to resort with all the a.
valuable means within his reach to crush the
insurgents. -s.- ..s.. .r-.- .....-
.s,as ..s -sf .-gt WARSAW, No., Nov. %.
Judge Williams, U. S. District Judge Of
Southern Kansas, arrived in town Tonight
A meeting Of the citizens was Immediately call
ed and Judge Williams delivered calm, cool
statement of affairs in the Territary. He has
been presiding Judge on the Sorders Of civil.
cation for 26 years. He is an old man with
snow white hair and fine appearance, and was
formerly Of Pennsylvania, and Attorney Gener.
al Black was his law student. Judge Williams
said he had been in the saddle since Saturday
night. He said he came to VAIN Missouri o.
the approaching danger, and that Southern
Kansas had been delivered over to Abolition
outrages under Montgomery and others.
For three and half years he had been pre-
siding judge there and endeavoring to maintain
: the supremacy Of the laws and to that end hat
used his efforts on and off the bench watchful
ly; notwithstanding the evidences OF marauder
and lawless men who were there for that pur
pose only, he had organized and held courts il
all the counties Of this district. These maraud
ers and murderers are sustained by men wh'
procure means from the States under the pre-
tense Of aiding the sufferers Of Kansas but ap
appropriate them to carry out their designs Q
rebellion against law. t,ss b. "a. .g,.g 30
They are the same men who procured tn
passage Of the amnesty and other indulgencie
!. lby the promise that they would maintain tn
} laws and preserve order in Southern Kansas
but this has only proved respite to enable ther
more efectualIy to prepare for the accomplish
ment Of their designs. messenger Of undoub'
!, ed veracity had arrived, stating that on yester
, day. near 100 men had entered Missouri, full
armed, and passed down the Usage to Bali
Mills over the line, with negroes preceedin
Q in advance with coils ofrope, &c, all armed,
The Judge then made the same statemer
.. .. in substance as has previously been telegraphet
. and closed by urging the people not to go in'
; Kansas, but to protect themselves within the
own line, aud to send aid to the border com
ties at once, ,as they are at the mercy Of thes
ri outlaws. G51t A
4 Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 23.--Goy, Stewart has o,
dered Brig. Gen. Frost to hold his brigade, COZ
sisting Of the first regiment OF Missouri militi
an Engineer corps, anda company Of artiller
ip readiness to repair to the South western bo
! der Of the States, TO repel an invasion by Mon
g gomery and his band of outlaws. Gen. harne
will start for Fort Leavenworth this afterDooI
!, New York, Nov. 23.--The Washington CO.
respondent OF the Times says General Ha
, ney's orders are to extefminate Montgomel
and his maraudcrs in lhs most expeditions msr
ner. Harney will have five hundred troop
: artillery, cavalry and infantry, from Forts Rib
T. and Kearney." 300 ta'1 2 7n4*t 1asas.
Z, ua .s,.s FINANCIAL. a, nor IfrW.
!. NJ athag as.ra4 New .YoHk, Nov. 10.
II Banks have failed as vet To agree on an
"a measure 70 afford relief to the exchange ma
e ket, and quotations for money and exchange q