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. A new centennial history of the State of Kansas [microform] : being a full and complete civil, political, and military history of the state from its earliest settlement to the present time. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. DlUcors for tlie nates were not of the slieriff, ill. Richardson jawrence or its e any process. highly tinted, ituils conveyed enough ascer- they were not upon his mis- i many men as I executing the f line indicates ne designs out- desire to corn- or general were 1 was in motion eing lost. Col. mpporter; com- ' L T., and post- lied. He pub- or their lives â ilyiug it might â¢nfid down, and .npitying mobs. and thousands xssisting Jones" free soil party, rom joining the es of those who , has now only )0 sr.a two bun- Y, and in many J is the time to t in all directions )w, the territory be seat of war, ". i-iiw, it;wyi<«ii«jpi«» TbE WjKAIiVSA WaB. 261 was the nrgont appeal of another dispatch-monger, who considered that all Missouri was identified with shenfl .Jones. Col. Boone was a man among men in such an era, and Baron Munchausen was not a circumstance in his way when pure invention became the order of the day. The militia of the brigadier general's sec- ond brigade were commanded to asse ' ole at Leavenworth, Decem- ber 1, 1855, "armed and equipped according to law, " and of course seeing that there was no militia in the territory, there could be no doubt as to the destination of the forces from the western counties of Missouri. "Many citizens, " who discreetly withheld their names from the scroll of fame, issued a manifesto headed " to arms, " describing the peaceful city of Lawrence as "outlaws one thousand strong and armed to the teeth, " and this excitinw publication was circulated through the border counties of the ad- joining state, calling upon "lovers of law and order to march to the scene of rebellion, " which of course meant Lawrence, and the destruction of t