The Kansas Weekly Herald from Leavenworth, Kansas • 2

TI IK KANSAS AVEEKLY HERALD, LEAVENWORTH CITY, JANUARY 5,1856. ent rt ctioi: tlun ti one intimated in tinguisl.td Representatives the greatest LlSTOl Lbiitiis, excitement prevails, and in all parts of the T3EMAINING in the I-f office, at leaven- lL the 1st day of Janu 11 Till: It A 1. worth Citv. K. on 1 iam.

rr ri i i ir n. iiii 1.11c: a Ob vt, uiiu- tate large companies are organized and in ihe Cleveland Leadi r. TSj tuttmei.t is made doubtless to arouse Northern sym Win-j, Luiif as IvicagucJ ly the 1 I Thomson. Tucker, rU)iac Terming, Stkhard A Tra'h, A Turpiu, Miss Mary A Tromer, DrSR Turnball, Thorn Thomas, John Tayr, Tayier, A i Uw hiki Uiuii simv, ary 1856, which it not taken om wnum inree monte. will bo sent to the Generat Tost Office as dead letters.

Anderson, Alexander Hesport, Catherine A Akeman, Henry Hutching, William Aldrick, F. 3 llenwan, Bench Asberry, Sarah 2 Hoegner. Joha Allison, Eluabeth Hook, trruAIini, traitors were uvped up in that Gur Washington Letter. Washixgtos, Dec. 15, 1S55.

Congress Yo Speaker yt! Banks' Stock Declining Caucus oj hc Parly A turn Programme Exjeded Proceedings oj ihe ikna'c Presidential Speculation Important Jlc-tion of the South Carolina Legislature Position of President Pierce upon the Kar.sas Question Memorial for ihe Removal of Gov. Shannon Retdtr in the Lobby Something about his ease Jl Wyanlott in Washington Antecedency h-le of iniquity 03 the eve of chastis merit lhe no truly deserved whilst irhife flags were flying over their houses snpp'ica- AlUhP.VY, JANliAU 5. 1S.6 turey IS. icarl Aeot tn TVci lu au U. co-m-tis.

K. T. Argabright, Sarah Howard, John 2 Herington, Mrs Austin, Cyrus tii commi'tees were sent into the Gover- Hammond, 1 -T?" jiiw i-rtinp, s'at'ng that the people THE "HEttAl.U' rR IS5C jLa.vrerce were willing and ready to ton-lVc lb is week is4e a iNoyjectt. of the tu rll the rtayjnable reqtiet-ts the pathy lar Sjer, so us to thej nec taeniis to pubii!) his al ol.tion l.tet. As tolii being inot Uaten, the facts are alout these, as we learn from a Free State man who wn present, b'peer, had been tnukiug sport of tt'ine uncouth backwoodsman who had settled in the Territory, and was then at Top-ska, while that treasonable Convention was in sesion.

He Speer, used some inputting remark about the fellow, whereupon, he immediately drew out his knife and cut Speer, inflicting but a slight wound. Speer tl sight of a knife, evaporated. This is the whole out of which the Leader hn manufactured the above paragraph. This is the same paper that published the slanderous article about the Smith, Thomas Smith, Pettr Smith, Thomas A Smith, George Smith, Ransom Stewart, Spark, Stephen Shannon, John Sawyer, John A Stanley, James Saper, Christrna Shipslev, Willi Swim, David Smfott, A Sterner, Striker, T.ewis Stafford, El Stephen, James II Stttrell, Joseph Stephens, James Scott, David Sprague, Win Stewart, John Shabe, Math i as Schluetter, Savage, Forist Slenbrakrr, John Simmons, A Starr, Seaver. Calip Starbuck, Theodore Steward, Win Schueller, William Sennedes, Theodore Schafers, Cormac Snradlin, Shanglin9, Martin Uriah', for lS-.

and must ak of ur itiends Executive, prom.sirg to yield up of- of Dr. Robinson of Lawrence Chief 1 i .1 IW3 WHO mitr.il ne lOUUU lit rvery where to give tbt-ir aid increasing finders of the ireu'a'ien. Take thi No. of -e pa-. thvir midst, anJ 1 id litTraucr 1.) uU-v anJ Taboi Joh Taliaferro, p' Vanerw, Mr i Van, Veyln, Mrw R-rtlia VP Wilhrovv, Jaiss 2 jywphOt' Uilson, Eli 2i WiUon, John Wade, A Wyluid, Petr Wilson.

Lirkin 2 Wood, Mrs Hatiie Walker, Worth; Alexander Wood, Siunifl Wheeler, Jeremiah Weir, A'llliam Williams, Woodward Finly Wagner, MUs Mar 2 Wood, Wm Wanter, Capt Wia Wehrly, Saml Wood, (J-orce Webb, Elizabeth readiness to inarch at a moments warning fur the "Crimea of the West" as Kansas is called here; to assist the territorial authorities in the rigid enforcement of htr laws. The South is now fully aroused upon the Kansas Question, and if Gen. Pomeroy and is valiant forces feel disposed to fight, just let them pitch in. The position of President Pierce upon Kansas affairs is not, I cm sure, fully known and appreciated by our party. The President fully and unequivocally endorses the course of Gov.

Shannon, and promises to exercise all the power vested in him for the maintenance and execution of the laws enacted by our last Legislature. He has no sympathy whatever with the abolition pany ot Kansas, and will do all in his power to "subjugate their stiff necks." The firm and decisive course of our chief magistrate upon all matters in which the interests of the nation have been involved, deserves the hearty thanks of every true patriot. Within the few days past a memorial has been received by the President from the citizens of Doniphan county praying for the removal of Gov. Shannon. Among the signatures attached to the memorial I recognize the names of many of our notorious abolitionists.

The memorial reads thus To Ili.i Exrellenry the President of the United Stales. May it please your Excellency We, the undersigned citi.pft' of Doniphan County, rt'jctfu'ly petition yotir Excellency to remove election in this place. If one man hap- 1 er ar.d show it to yf friends, and re sped the laws. It was thought by some, to A l.t.K txertion from that these deluded men seeing the.destruc-each one id eur su'tuiler. would set ure jtien wbih they were atom upon is large subscription At Ieit Itt th mselvcs, and conscious of their inabili-ach BuU-rriler determine gt-t or.tr, or ty to maintain their rt volutionary move-more.

This of i'self would greasy extend mem, whipt ia spirit cowrd by their cur The resent Jt at crime had repented, and for personal tent'unu of interesting and stiniug events, safety nt ast, would in the fu'uio Congress is in esson, and tut Kansas good citizens. Others knowing too well is the all alsorhing tpio of intrr- the dishonesty, deceit and trit kt ry of these We Lave an al le corre? jHii-; twr.laws, dishelieved their proiessious le-drnt 8t much who will le at Sieving them to be inert ly the reed bend-Washington and keep our lenders posted i ing before the storm, uigedthe Governor with all that is going on, both in and ol to inarch upon them and give thera the pens to chastise an Abolitionist lor an in Justice Shankland a.ias the Shanghai Lawyer Tri-wrckly mail between Leav-envorh and Ft. Rltey, Sec, See The proceedings in the House this week have been a mere duplicate of those of last week, and alford no new material upon which one can form an intelligent opinion as to the final solution of the problem which now so puzzles politicians. The balloting for Speaker continues from day to day with no new results, and the end of the snuggle is as remote apparently as ever. The democrats hold on to their candidate, Mr.

Richardson, with the most unwavering firmness, while the abolitionists and know nothings cling to their respective nominees with eipial tenacity. As an illustration of the remarkable steadmss and indomitable sult, forthwith howl is set up against Misourians. Stegmann, William Howald, Jeramia Hall, James Heimen, Theodo Hart, Francis A Hutchins, Alonzo Heffron, John Herbert, Felix Henle.H Henderson, Stephen Herrington, Hopkins, Olover Higbee Uriah Hinman, Hancock, Mrs Maria Harris, Gi Jackson Heraer, Howard. John II Hosford, Doct Wm Harnvath, Georga Howell, James Herbert, Felix 2 Heffron, Ellen Heyner, Thomas Hough. John Harrington, Horsley, Michal Hallen, George Harcum, James Huffman, Huchings Alonzo Hunter, Michiel Hawath, George Hosford, Dr William Harrison, Nannie Harris, Moses Harris, Conington Johnson, Judge Jenks, Christopher Johnston, Sanders 3 Jenkins, Randolph Johnston, David James, James Hon Johnston, Jark Jcnkiu, Jaky, Thomas J.

Knisr, Joseph Anderson, wm JYl Atkins, Bartlet Atkinson, Mr Ackley. Joshua Adams. Wm Albert, John Albred, Lewis Albred, Lewis Bewor, Adam Boles, Wm Bern, Geo 51 Balling, Dedrick Brown, Jesse Brown, Hugh Butler, Bidget Bobison, Joseph Baier, Thomas Berryman, Green Bower, Adam Buehler, Otto Brucker, Jossliel Brennan, Peter Burrtlt, Burkhait, Daniel Bimald, Anthony Beales. Isaiah Bansall, Samuel II Barton, Thomas Buehler, William Brenman, Peter Broadrick, John Breeden, Bratton, Dr. Alex Bav, Thomas II Bu'cbler, Otto Burden, Wm Barb, John Boles, Newton Burrell, Hon.

Burckhart, Daniel Brown, William Burk, II Bigham, William Bawer, Adam Boiers, Biedow, Brooks. Mrs Ann Buck, Frederick Brown, Austin Bosijour, Mrs Ct Cummin.i. .1 Cathcart, John Stonebrf aker, Joseph Wood, William Shields, William White, Geoige Smith, Patrick Walker, Sreed, Kaver Warner, Peter SeidJ, Henry Ward, Michael Wmtcrhalter, Tracy, George Persons calling for nny of the above liters" will please say advertised. L. N.

REES, P. M. Leavenworth City, K. January 5, 1S56. The ii 1 of Ibolitiou- i sniIS ii er-Laiei sm Read the following extract from the exultant columns of the Herald of Freedom published at Lawrence: 44 The women and children of Pro-slavery men, all over the country have been conveyed to Missouri.

Our women on esent tliief olhcer or ttie lerritory, iov tenacity with which each party adheres tojcuio. Wilson and replace him by a coors. 1 Le iieratu will continue tit same figiianl sentinel of Southern rights. sk tlen that our friends five us the material aid necessary to tattle in defence of the right. We desire to double yea thrible its present circulation.

Those who have ot a prospectus, cut the on-? out of the paper and go to noik soliciting subscribers. i i -1. i eeni eman or. iiuigeineni ana aunuy, woo, wnne its own candidate, I will append a tible the contrary, have not showed a particle of showing the last vote of each day from Monday last, inclusively, upon the three leading candidates Dunks. Rirhardson.

FuUcr. thasliseme ut that traitors deserve J. The credulity an I kindly feeling of the Governor prevailed, and hese euilaws were With the assistance of influential gentlemen in camp, the men, smarting un-dirthe repeated outrages o( the Abolitionists, and lent upon their destruction, were prevailed upon to inarch from the scene of Vaife like soldiers cf Law and Order. Such was the degree of terror entertained by these traitors, if, what they chose in their billingsgate, term the Border Ruffians," that ihey did not dare cognize a law abid.ng men ruifians who have invaded our borders and violated our ballot-boxes repeatedly, or residents of Kansas who have invintd such outrages and publicly defended thfin a just, necessary, and even constitutional. Many of us.

may it plea'e your expended our time and money, used all our influence, and voted ir. order to secure your alarm." What a flourish! What do these facts go to show Why that tiie demons who burned the houses of Pro-slavery men near Hickory Point, and turned fcaJTNo. 10 The mutter for No. 16' M'MtOSJPECTVS. KlSiS WEEKLY II Fit AID, for volume, BY EASTIN ADAMS, LEAVEN- 1 1 WORTH CITY, K.

T. The Herald is the first and oldest paper In the Territory, is firmly established wi'h a large 1 1 end increasing circulation. We desire to still fl further extend its circuliiiei, and issue thii I 1 I. out houseless, in the night, vomeii and election many of us are still the fiiends of will le found oa the outside of the paper. Es5See two veiy interesting letters from our Washington correspondent.

Last vote-Monday, 107 76 4 Tuesday, 10ti 71 27 75 33 Tlmrs.lay, 104 73 3S Friday, 105 71 -11 Saturday, 105 71 -10 children, had donned the character of Ruffians who would your Auminislration, and hope to remain so; but no one of ns, solemnly assure you. President 1'ieice, will in future be found iu the ranks of any man or any party who daies, as Gov. ruthless savages make war upon women and children, 1S3G. -A happy New Year to our pat- tons. cowards who so soon as danger was abroad abandoned their women and children in May they remember that much of It is generally conceded here that wh lhe abolition candidate, is at his zenith, I hiiheito rontiollvd our elections, national and and there is no possibility of effecting his iLtl1 their hole, tor two days Caldwell, their success in l.fe depends upon patron- 10 PeP 001 01 iziug the printer liberally.

then i i lhe of the army had returned to Kneip, King, Preston Kloty, Roberton A II II Keiser, Bnjamin Kessler, Ahberry Knein, Joseph Keys, Franklin Keys, Kinney. Benjamin Keller, Geoice it it. Conner, Ceely, Marion Campbell, A the lime to commence anew your elTorts i Jl0mes- lasl. tne orcrc naoer to aid the Herald. Let each one of our -gged the meu not to leave Lavvience Mirwrrib irt r.t n- niftr until the last Law and Order" n.au was the country and fled to Lawrence for protection behind its entreuchments.

Of course, pro-slavery women and children sought shelter among christians after the heathens had burned their houses over their heads. They dreaded midnight at Campbell, Atcheson Cocknun, Aaaron Card, Wm ivirviua, BiaitliLJ vur yi liiUIJ.lC BI1U with the view of nabling our friends eveiy I where to len I a helping hand. The Herald is devoted to Southern Literatare, Scince, New. Agriculture, and ths i interests of Ktusas. Believing that this Terrj.

tory is ell adapted to slave labor, and knowing its contiguity to the slave States of Missouri, i Arkansas end Texas, we shail advocate wi'h I I what ability we possess, the making of Kana i a slave State. Correspondents in various paiu ot the Territory will keep us fully advied, of 1 all matters connectei with it? pr ojress, and ad vancement. The year of 1S06 is full of stiri in and inter- I election althougn he falls snort only some our peti'ioners will ever pray, fcc. seven votes. An was made in the Reeder may be Feen in the Lobby overyear! part of the week to get the House to I logrolling ith the members of the and denouncing and nullifying the adopt the plurality vote, with the view ot Kansa9 Ll.iiUur at a great raTe.

securing his election, but proved a most He jubiidy proclaims the Legislature was complete failure. Many of Ranks' friends fraudulently elecltd by to use the words rone. This traitor, knowing that he had Kenedy, Alexander Coiier, II Crittenden, Mr' Lt WKaezynske, Tazes subscriber, and we will guarantee you an easy conscience and good limes for li.e balance of the vear. tacks, savage buicherer's, of brutes who could make war upon women and children, brought al-out this state of tilings, his cowardly conscience prompted him to fear the face of a law-abiding citizen unless he was surrounded by an army. Conneil, Hgh Kaufman John Chriatiancen.

Christian Ii Cossun, Geo II Lilly, Samuel Clark, Mrs Mary Lucas, Coast, John Calvin but who fled before iiei. The women Vric mitt vert isc meats. Pay the Print 1 a. Gardner Dodge are now in favor of dropping him con- 110,11 bis own mouth "a PanJemonium ir- vinced of the impracticability' of his elec- I into Kansas. This 1 is fine language lor ihe "isquire to use lion and uniting upon I-uller, of Penn- afler having recognized this same Legisla-sylvania, the free-soil know nothing candi- une as duly and legally elected and issued date.

Bttween Banks and Fuiier there to them certificates of election bearing the and children of the outlaws knew their Clark, Mrs Mary Logan, II Long, or Robt Feet Crsighton, amilies were safe from indignities while Clark, John Long, Robert Long, Rufus Capp, Harvy the country was in the hands of the friends Notwithstanding these terror stricken outlaws surrendered their question, and in a measure invoked the influence of the Governor to spare their wouhless lives notwithstanding their meekness and hu I'hristiansen, ChristianLan'e, Danl broad -al of the Territory. It is virtually of Law and Order. 'While the outlaws may be said to be a distinction without a (i i Lein'al, Frank Cormick, Vachel an admission on his own part that he falsi ucu ueiore an ouuayu peop.e, women uu. ficJ q( ffi thc i of bare the accounts due the Register office, for collection. Call and pay up.

See advertisement. CrSTuos. II. Dot ti, is closing and tollcc'ing the accounts of the firms of N. B.

Brocks, and also Doyle Co. Settle up. The magnTicent steamer J. II. Lccas, is to be a regular packet this anu cuuuren nau mc moral courage to re- anu-eoiashanes, noui aie liiiow-noiuuigs mility before the truce, by two-thirds of and trie only distinction that can be made and justice, recognized an set of our forces they were dislelieved, and a between them, politically, is that the know: men, eieeted as -he himseli alleges by a prediction offered that they would the min nothin- nrmcinles of Mr.

vl i "Pandemonium irruption of Missourians ute they felt the pressure of danger off of main at home aud rely upon the chivalry of their manly adversaries. Their faith was not misplaced not a woman was insulted a child hurt or a house burned be the Pro-slavery men. How does this tally with the statement of the 44 Register," that our troops went 44 swearing vengeance, to raviah women them, fals ify every promise, break every rledge, villify and denounce the laws end Lummings, Cockuun, Aaaron Croside, Wm Crawfordi Mr Joha Carnal. James Ciimmings. Capt Caryer, Cul, Heart Crain, John Carter, Miehiel Cockran, Aaron Clayton, Carbin, Jamos Creighton, Robert Carbin, Jam Oampbell, Atchison Card, Wm Conway, Lauhtin Camp, John uito Kansas, as the legally constituted servient to his anti-slavery sentiments, Legi9iallire 0f Kansas.

Poor Reeder his while the reverse is the case with Mr. case is truly a hard one. Fuller his anti-slaverj ism being subswi- As Gen. Whitfield was passing down vient to his know nothiii'-isin. As re 'ards 1 P'ylvauia Avenue on yesterday, ou their respective qualification (or the Speak-5 W)1? hc accosted by t.

i officers, as before. 5T Judge Jon.t A. IIaldebm, ad Lum, Rv Long, James Loplorsut, Pisorum Lidey. John Loughrey, Robert 2 Lorucy, Wm Lachenmeyer, Charles Lam, Smith Leasden, Thos Lane, Hon James Lidej, Warren Longguth, Charle Longmiller, Jacob Ickennan, Xichola linger, Re id Line, Long, Lvrette, John yi Mc Williams, 2 McXiven. Joha 4 M'Gannagle, McAnher, 3 M'Geoner, Andrew JNow, maik Ihe a.terpicce.

Jncsc outlaws held lack the publication of their estiug events in rcterence to Kansas. Chction i will take place in October for members of the Legislature. The L'gMa'ure ill be in session (. in January following. Congies is no.v in se- sion, and will continue thrcugh mi Qiestions of grave and vital importance willbt discussed and acted upon in that bodv, ii.volvir.

perhaps thc very stability and pv-rpMuity of this glorious Uuioa itself. We hate procured the services of in able corresponding Editor Washington City, who will keep our fully posted of all the workings both in and OCT of doors about Kansas affairs. Now then is th? time to subscribe fcr th 5 Herald. It has battled thvc.igh evil as well as good report, through sunsLiue and storm. anJ.

from the first to the last, fearlessly and faith- fully for the righN of the South. It commen- ced its existence in ihe infancy of the Territory, withort a subciiptien or an 1 the f.rst Xo of the paper was actually set up under th 'bade, cf the Big L'rn Tree. Ii lias witnessed the iiLparallelled progress of this place, and l1!) settlement of the Territory, and has ben a prominent actor in all the struggles of i contending for the rights of the South. It com- meneed a small uitdium sheet, and has grown to (' a double medium size, with columns. Ths propr e.ors now appeal to its friend's to rally to i's iJ in th wsy of wt its andkillchildrenr er chair Mr.

Uanks, who has been tressing of suU'ering and begred means papers until ofttr the army had left. Du of tne Massachusetts House ofjof the General to take him home. It Representative, is far superior to his rival, -seems from the boy's story that he was vertices a Geneial Land Ager- and collecting business. ISusintss entrusted to Lis care will be strictly atten led Wvmas, Bird Sc Co. of Liberty, advertise a lot of meat recently slaughtered, aLo Lard lor sale.

A chance (or a bargain A Court House and Jail to be built in Taor, tho Couutv Seat of Doni- and would make, ir said, a better Speak- afU momas i Calvert, ring its and when danger was impending, oa the they dared not issue ihcir foul, slandert us and treasonable sheets, Jest their contents would 44 belie" the professions of their 44 authorized" leaJcrs. Dejore the army loft, these outlaws were all submission to the laws, be- Courtney, Cormick, Vackel Calcwell. Monroe M'Clung, John 2 Cockran, Aaron Cole, Mrs A. Menley, John and See pban county, K. T.

yic 44 their enemy had departed, these This paragraph also gives lie to the constant misrepresentations of the Abolition press. They have been in the constant habit of declaring that there were no Pro-slavery men in li.e Territory, even in their last article they attempt to enforce the idea that the Law and Order party was composed of Missourians. The Pio-slavry men 44 all over the country" sent their wives and children to Missouri. Then there were Pro-slavery men 4'all over the country," and as they did not go with their families, and only sent them, where did the men go to Under the Star Spangled Banner of their country they were arrayed as Law and Order men, panting for a blow at the myrmidons of f. i jui ine purpose 01 ex- er than member of ti.e present Con- i i 1 liibitiiig nun to the public but has since gress, except ex-Speaker Cobb, of Georgia, been thrown upon an uncharitable world The anti-administration paity held a homeh ss, friendless, and pennyless.

The caucus in the hall of the House even- ('--ncial ith his usual promptness called ing. lor the purpose of interchanging views 1 Mannypenny ld bun witli the circumstances of ihe case, and arrangements as would loqut.sll.tl lhat the boy hc h-ad to the immediate organization of the back home to his father. This commis- House. A resolution was cfiercd that sioner Mai. ypenny at first peremptorily re- whoever should receive the highest vote in to tlu' lul 011 linS toiJ by Gen.

caucu, should be declared the noinmee of! to' as furn.sh- i ed witn necessary means to take him home toe party. Tins caused a general bolting, he should stim.iv him from his ow nrivat laylor. IMorgau, Mitinger, Anthony Donaldson, Thomas Mauret, James Dark, Joiiah Mei liby, David Donaldson, Mitchell, James Deacon. Mrs McVeal, A Davidson. Joseph 3 Mason, Frank Dickey, David Morgan, Piaspar men stood behind their defenders ia self-defence brjure the truce, these men rallied ur.der arms to protect their town.

before the departure of the 44 Border Ruffians" the were ready to submit to the Governor's terms, for the sake of tion list. Lead us a helping in f. Go to wo.k i and get up club, or us single subscriberj. give ia afc.d. TarisotLt have dissolved partnership.

C. Zieders, House Carpenter and Joiner, a good workman, always ready to do work according to order. 5f Shawl lost. See advertisement. t-3T Pistol, Colts Revolver, lost.

See advertisement. Dewes, Alexander Mason, Dr il Davis. Geo when tin adjournment took place, amid 1 pu rse, he reluctantly "planked over," much to the bov ilehglit. rhe boy was 4ship mud! noise and confusion, without the per fection of any definite arrangement. It is Alas for the humbiiggery oft now thought and positively asserted by fanaticism Lawrence Murrv, Crawford Mitchell, Thomas 2 Mencfte, Mrs Madwell, Sam jel Main, John Malone, Catharine James Mesiick, Otis Mirrariy, Daiiaus Mailler, Wm Moor, John Moss, Perry Mackeiner, Mtirey, Mri Mary Miller, Charles Morgan, or ped" this lorenoon for St.

Louis, whence be will be to Wyandott City. Fioiu a gentleman recently from California, whose veracity is unuestionable, 1 have learned something of the antecedency of Dr. Robinson, of Lawrence, the know ing ones that the Southern know- Dou Irfander Devenport, Darling. George Duke, Geo Dunken, Sarah DurTer, Miss Sophia Davis, Geo A Dawson, A Douohoe, Henry -bottf, ElUubo'h Darrock, Samuel Drees. Joseph Dyer, TiGM D'oud, Hugh Diefendorf i.

Bragg, Darby, Mirgu et peace. the army had left, these brave hearts shouted these demons of 11, let us drive them out of the Territory. After the army Lad departed these men declared that it was well they had gone as their CiJhvsiastic and gallant soldieis could no longer te restrained. After the truce thise meu Jetlaied that they lad to of yielding up their ights had told tne ivcrnor so, who to Postmasters aie authorized to receipt and re- ceive subscriptions 20 per cent on single sin- gle tabsct ibers, and ten per cent on clubs, will be allowed a commissions where th extr copy to the getter up of the club is not asked for. Agents wanted iu the Territory and Southern States.

Terms. Single subscribir 1 Five copies, at the sain; office, 1 I Ten copies, at the same oSice, 1 year, 15.01) I Fifteen conies, at thii sam- 1 year, Twenty copies, at th saui" oilu-e. I year, 23.10 I Payment in Le made the paper is sent. Address EASTIX i ADAMS, LrAvr.yvvoRTii Cirv, K. T.

nothings ill combine with the democrats, mi some new sound national ffi What say the Delaware Smwtters ta boldieg a meeting in this place next Saturday, to consult about tending an Agent to Washington. If any tiling done, it should le done quickly. TJte Territorial MlegUtcr. who figures so conspicuously in gures so conspicuously all the Orr of South Carolina, or Cobb of Georgia Ti Still is Lick. Thanks to a young Lady, fur her kind lemembrances of the Editor as manifested iu the swtetat manner pos-ille.

This is Leap Vear, and if she will but half try, she is bound to captivate some one worthy her hand and heart. iinMuuriiia vi avausJS. A HIS -and ehcthun over the opposition party. Klhill5f0. urpear3 vas jn Call.

Lnl-ss soma such arrangement is made, or fornia in 1S19, and was elected a meiu-the plurality system adopted, an lection of 01 tlie- Legislature by the Squatters of Mary. save his army made acknowledgements to Diggs, A Th Press and materials of th? Rerris-1 Speaker cannot be had. i 01 mining districts, I them l'cT Lis 44 misunderstanding. com i While in the Legistarure ho was most While the House has been MrtnTlinLT o'clock. The I t.

lli. liiinr.it.1 a rT iti rvccir.g, Drc. abo missioned Gent's. Robinson and Lane, and enlisted the whole Abolition army to maintain the laws. Mason, Mrs Jas McCoi mick Martin, Charles Xelce, Danit-l M.

Noel, Xelce, Xabouis, A Nail, Patrick Oharne, Irvan Outman, II provisions It 1 5 Tl'yruorr, Ilirrt or Libekiv, Ciay Cklxtv, HAVE put up lSDO good corn fatted Hoc', averaging lbs nett, from which th-J Derrick. Henry Dallas, Sarah Elliott, John Elga, Kingbury Evans, Thomas Elgee, Johu Ernst, John A Egau, Mike Frederick, Ph Faris, Harrison I -VThc 44 Herald of Freedom" of the 15th, win nave lor sale, 70.000 Ih for the Speakership the Senate has appoint-j clJ.S) and by means of fraud aud forgery ed its statidmg committees, and proceeded swindled them out of some seven thousand to such other business as the unorganized i dollars. After the commission of this state of the House would allow, "in the Iou' a(l lie for pans unknown, lhe next thing we hear of arrangement ol tne committees on such i i i I h'i turns up in Lawrence, as the changes have been made Iro.a those of last A gent of the Emigrant Aid Society, and year as lo render the best talent, wisdom proves to be just hat we have always con-and experience of that body availably in 1,1111 its business, both legislative'and executive, AmC it Lard in Ker, Barrels and press was put in the river. The public mind bad become highly excited in consequence of ereral inflammatory and abusive article that LJ appeared in the few numheis that re issued. Tiiough it was established as a conservative high tor.ed National Deinooaiic pnper, it soon, doffed the robe it had put on, and peared in itsuue colois, as an ally of 'fiei Oquin, Andrew Finley, Mr Dept Surv'r which was not issued until the 17th, and did no' leave the town of Law rence until after the afitr the last 44 Border Ruffian" had ceased to offend the nostrils of its editor, is now out, containing twelve columns of the 44 history of the war" filled with falsehood, treason aud exultation.

CoNoarss. The Platte Argus has Telegraph news to Jan. 1, no speaker elected. The President had sent in his Message to the Senate, and refers to the recent troubles in Kansas, says the people must be protected in the execution of their rights, eulogises popular sovreiguty, advocates States rights ith respect to slavery, and lhe fugitive slave law, Proceedings of the Masonic Convention held in this place, on the fJ7th Dec, crowded out. Two chartered Lodges represented.

A Grand Lodge was or Pierson, Charles louruey, Jlr lOO I5.ui els Mess Pork. lbs Uacoa. Or ill soil the cut meat in dry salt if applied for before hung wp to nioke. Applv at th store of MILLER, 151 HD I.ilieitv, Clav Mj. Liberty, Peiaber 2S, 1S55.

im Fraker, Mr Pierce, Charles Finley, James Pruett, Johnson Fiitzteti, Mrs Will Piersea, Miss CM Frank SuggenheinnerPierce, Wm Faschelta, Pete. Parker, John A Foster, Pearce, Israel Ferguson, Marianna Pratt. Caleb the Abolition party. It Lad been tfjun is a ntt.e sigmlicant that the only know Since I have been here I have been en-uolhing who heads a committee in the Sen- jdeavoring to trace out the villain for man Our moderate meu say let them bousl let them talk, they must have retifj after their long week of pent up breath. Meu ate is Ilousion, and he is 1 1 cad him who writes for the Jf.

here still by a creat manv tviso.ns V-T'i, Seward's o.gan, from Leaven- Fries, Chas Pieraon, Miss 2 Pruette, Lwis Powers, Jrhi 4 I WOlIh t.l'.V. OVI-r lIlM cnm-ilnro ii I EALED Proposals will be received by th wavermi, -h The commillee on v- (. 7. ganized for the Territory, if Wyandott who will nut fight must But should ail their faLthod go uucoutradicted ui Lodge consents, R. It.

Rees was elected Giand Master. This paper it is well known has been gvt tea up for effect in Yankee-land, lut i ilt rirg about, denouncing first one and then another, until finally it made a bold and reckless chsrgc, without ar.y justification, tl aiging tl troops, who I.ke good citueti responded promp'lv to the cali the GoAernor.ti at they went swearing resgeance, to "raze Lawrence, RAVISH the worn, ant kill children." ThUwith other gross aihl unwariantable articles, so the people that tht tlctetmined to put a stop la it. Accordingly on the evening alow mentioned. ing him out. lie turns out to be Shank-laud, alias the Shanghai Lawyer the illustrious associate of William Phillips.

ShutiUand writes on here that the money market about Leavenworth is very tight, I and that these is considerable danger of dange Territories are follows Messrs. Dun-lass. Jones, of Iowa, Colla mer, Hell, Sebastian ami Riggs. The people here have already commenced their pipe-laying lor the next Presidential campaign, and are discussing the sub ject with as much interest, zeal and either Ci-rrii-r lettiiiis his thanks for the such statements aie permitted to go abroad without refutation, our friinJs will be de- k' uiiuersigoed uniu the 2lst day of January A. D.

for the purpose of building a Court House and a Jail in the town of T.ov, the county seatof Doniphan county, at which tim? the proposals will be by the Judges of the County Con Ik leserte theaiseliet the right to reject any bid they may deem, too high. Any pei son who expects his bid to claim ill-consideration of the Court, shcuild have it accompanied by at least two sol. en securities conditioned fur the faithAii peiformance of ths work. Should lhe Court aw ard lhe contiact to the person uani'-d in the euciosd proposal, the plan and speeitications of said ts ut can be sen at any time at the Comity Clerk's olfiee. Douiphan comity, Kansas Ten itoy.

All persons makii.g inipiii ies of the iu.dsr-sigMfd, may expect un immediate answer. his "jre'zing out" this winter. Lome. Fidler, Johl Haver GrilTin, John Gillapie, Hy Golden, Gahrum. Harvy Grittin, Jnhrt Gordon, It Golden, IIailmn Gibnpy, Johu Green, Michiel (ioddaril.

William Gable, William II Graham, John Gould, Robert Greeniuore, Bazil Gaiser, Jakob Gibsoa, Charles Gamett, James Goultling, David Gilla-pie, Wm ness as if '4the day was at hand." The I Shanghai, never do you again make such I 1 teived. Under this view of the matter, it is the doty of the eutire Law ar.d Order press of the country, to expose this unfair dealing. to the cauntry the motion as you did at our November thev went wiiuout luo'estati-m. si i i ii libi-ial pation.tgt he met wih New Yeai's Day His net recip's for his Ad Iress is $25. Delaware City, K.

T. Dec. 'JS, ISoo. Editor or Kansas Herald: Sir: I notice in your last paper, a suggestion made by many Squatters, that it would be advisable to send an agent to Washington City, to assist (Jen. iViht-ei in bringing about a favorable issue in reference lo the Delaware lands.

As a Deiavvare Squatter, cue, who feels a deep interest in regard to this matter, 1 most heartily approve ol" this suggestion and would recommend to my ieiiotv isqat-ters. Judge Walker, of Wyandott City, as a Minabie man fur this agency. From his untiring energy, his thorough practical JOU.N It. WHITEHEAD. uemocr-uis here are ui-udedly in iavoi of the nomination of Hiichaiiiiu for President, and Senator Slideil, of Louisiana, or Jeil--r vir-, ihe present Secretary of War, as Vli'e Piesident.

Scheming politicians who are "building their castles in the air" looking to Ruchanan as the source of patronage after ISoG, and with thorn "Old Ruck's Stock" as the WaMiiugton piirase goer is decidedly above par. The know nothings will support ex-President Fillmore ior Piesidem. Tne black republicans have slaked out Sunmt-r. i Cls.kuf Douijihau Comity, H. T.

term cf court, or I will expose your 4- fantastic tricks" to the public. 1 ham from Gen. Whitfield that he is making an effort for the establishment of a tri-weekly mail between Leavenworth and Fort Riley, and tint it is likely he will succeed in his elFort. The General is very popular here, and has considerable influence with the Departments. A more al or energetic man never lived J.

Denver, who was some years ago a partner with Mr. Adams in Jan. 5tds Prater, Miss Virginia Peirson. Pruett, Johnson Pennybacker, Jno 3 Pollard, Henry Parrott, Wm A Pile, William Power, John Patty, II Pollard, Mrs Elizabeth Pierce, Thomas II Pearson, Charles Patty, Levi II Phillips, Thomas II Persinger, Woodson 2 Pchimn, I IC Kebv, Malia liasille, Miss Sarah Harvey Kickerson, rs Rtllyo, Miss Sarah Reiser, Si-han Robinson, Joseph Rose, Rejnolds, Rogers, George A Robinson, Mr II Richardson, Gen Redpath, James 2 Rickets, Mis Manerva Robertson, George Riley, Harvey 2 Ragan, Michael Retsner, Hem 2 Reynolds, Regal, Wallace Peyton Richardson, Mrs Mrs Linsey KunckeU, Smith, Mrs Emrm A 2 mi'h. Hwry 3 i rpHE firm or Pu; kin? Attoir.lrt JL Law, is dissolved bv mutual consent, December 31st, 1855.

if I the puUicntioa oi she Platte Ar-ms, at Yoik, for President, aud Caase, of Oi.io, lor ice President, buch is the ainoi, lenecd the Tiess LV ping it in the river. wvacueruus ana numoug- Tkeotiginal pejuirtor. of the paper. I oi btse unprincipled cmlaivs. after the bst abusive article rHerred 0 ll is lhe du'-T of ve'' li01'tSt PreM ,0 lai ari.

tiansVrred the paper to l'm' other ft -e t2bolition IAc tne cosis.Miiehrej v. their woj.Ji i 44 have juat learned, savs tne Cieve- visaed on i eir ow 1 he 1 refs uA Ujal Kaasi; fl tUhe ha- bad rever fen paid for, and was pur- uen upeinied. Mr. Josepli L. Spier, chas-d ly il.c of 5everal jone of its editois, was lately by o-ttiJers, upon Lwim the hss a fiai-g i imoui uls.

and most shocking-. I 1 1 lecten. 1 1 is lace and head were bur et tr.e Preit vvnl i in4 Press was de- r.lly aisiigU-d his iace was tut open Iroiu ttroyed by ens ot tie Territory, "-j to ear. and h.s neck was partially a Misi. jr 5n wa ronct rned iu it.

cut lF. lie was irscu.d Lefjie ne was Tl.e ppcr in a ssckly conditio and tiuiie ktlled." fast Jyin? cut. and we counstl'ed that hi The aboe parsg-aph contains what is le let alon-, to die of an over dose of Ab- generally to le in the Abolition olitionisin. Wr did not kuo.v until about pi a bae aud wilful perversiou of 11 o'clock next day, the Pre had i.ared facts. It is pethaj true that the Tribune ib grn It cn roi a 'iy Rep oricE.

rTHE undersigned will be absent f.Oia th JL Territory of Kansas for Ihs next two all my business is under the control of JuJc John A. man and John M. Vance, Esq- a is esion, is in Congress as resentative from California. HiJ dedly a pleasant give it lor ueci- ut uuii iiminii uuitus, moie the 44lions ol Washington" I especially of the ni ol Indian I what it is worth. lo(isey, Henry tJent, Carrot Grist, Wm Gliddeii, True Gnap, Gallahun, John Gladden, Elisha Garthright, Wm (iomowa, 1) It Grazer, Fred Gilbert, Gladden.

Gilbert, Hcher II Hall, Wallacs Herins. John llenle, II Hawkins, Htll, Joshua Harrison, Jesse lluchins, Alonzo Hix, tji luuus, and known devotion to the interest 1'iom a late Carolina paper I see oi il.u Si-ct ion ot country. 1 think Jmitre r. i ho are authorized to coll. ct all monies daeth hrm of Piu kins and pay any debit du i uviwiiuil 1 1 I 1 Fl I'll IIII ii It III! 1 1 I i Walker would be, perhaps, the most ill from the same.

the Mate Senate authorizing the Governor have startling news from Kansas this inoinii.g, and ihe excitement in the eity' rages high. Latest accounts from St. Louis tell us that a collision is inevitable. 1 shall await further intelligence with much soliciiu le. G.

W. TURKlNS. lo fi.m i cieut man we could select for this purpose. WM. DICKEY.

January 1, 1S36. tf t-umj-auy ui oiuuieers 10 aiu in the suppression of the abolition outbreak in Kansas ami the enforcement of her laws i tS" A smart toy lhat, who asked his father what kind of wood thc board of health .7, rGreeley -John P. Hale's rosv KOTICC ,4 LL peryons indebted to the Register j. V. are requested to -rail on Messrs.

Dodge. nd make immediate pat-merit. SEVIER NEWM.VX. -Wor. Jan.

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