| Show NEWS ITEMS I 1 FROM KANSAS ST louis wednesday jan 5 aj 1859 the Osawa tamie kansas correspondent of the democrat says that capt hamilton the levader leader of the party who w ho committed theadro her atrocious murders at Choute auls trading post last may has taken the field in southern kansas with a large body of desperate men and has already committed various on trages outrages mr bailey a freestate free state man was charged with stealing negroes from vernon county missouri and killed and the house of mr bloomfield a wealthy freestate free state resident of vernon county had been sacked and burned etwas it was waa reported that montgomery was raising a party to repel the invasion by hamilton amilton 11 and that both parties are det determined erminea to fight I 1 A dispatch f from born kansas city says t that bat a gang of under capt brown entered bates county mo blo on thursday last basti and stole four horses from jesse jackson Ickson Ja and burned his house bouse it is stated on good authority that gov lyie lyle IvIe medary dary has ordered four companies comp anres antes 0 ot dra goons boons to that re giori glori lot lor also that he has baa ordered four companies of militia to be bei raised in lii linn and bourbon counties ithe itha officers of for which have already been commissioned commission td and ana that he be has tel tei telegraphed to fo the secretary ot of war wa to send on arms and ammunition from st louls louis which has been done it is expected that these counties will be kept under martial law for some time i 4 A trustworthy person from the vicinity ity of fort scott represents 1 efrese nis the there as those of bf jhb time of the he notorious murrell the whole country is divided into jayhawk ers 0 the forr fori former nei all sorts of crimes 1 antl anu are art openly upheld by bome some and people the jay babers baw haw ers justify i their acts acta asa as a proper revenge for tor the same bame kindol depredations ana worse atrocities commit committed ted tod upon them by the pro slivery party when ahen they x were e re in in a majority the pro slavery party still hold hoid most of the offices and are ac accused cosed of oppressive oppressive acts nets the old prose prosecutions cuti ond pending on account of the former tf tes fes are of dissatisfaction sa t isra ibra mon won A dispatch from kansas city says that a of both houses W bathe the kansas legislature met at Law lawtence fence oh oft the ad and passed a resolution to meet and organize at lecompton Le compton an on the next day A cancu was also held for the purpose cf of fixing upon a place to hold bold the session me ariy arly all of those present bein being r agreed to adjourn from lecompton Le compton to some bome bom e other point in the territory at night a general caucus of or the ultras was held heid eld eid and nominations for officers made embracing nir dir mr air larzalere Lars alere for speaker mr bir delahay for clerk and land mr Tb thatcher atcher ather for printer it was the general opinion that this org iniza kniza tion lion would carry everything and control the th e house N Y tribune jan 8 1 e I 1 |
