E. ADVOCATE.

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Having furnished the facts upon which the address ss1o Hte Freemen of .4,'kansas," over the signature of c. F. BERTRAND, on the first page of this paper, IS founded, ii IS due to justice to correct one or two small errors, on the part of Mr. Bertrand and the iio ,iio,ts ;iiiitefitioiii lie l1ianii script detailing the facts was badly rritten and subject to nsiscoastiuction. The word 'sblack-Ieg' in the original, was mistaken fer biacksy or negro; this though is only a formal error, as the old jockey and petty s,gindier, Oxford, the associate of Leeper and Sneed, is man of less responsibility than one half of the negroes in Arkansas. The disgraceful scene of Oxford, with his handkerchief as flag waving over the acorthg heads of Leeper, Sneed, and a few ether ether drunken demagogues, laborlng to draw the attention of the people from Mir

 Crittenden's speech, occurred at FAyETTE- VILE, where Mir. SEVER and Judge EsKRIDGE were present. Mir. Sevier, l believe, was not at War Eagle, at the time mentioned. But the facts are substantially tic FIR I JsU E. Il It is only diff ference of lime and place, and the small shadc between Oxford and a negro. in whichthe negro has decidedlythe advantage. Since the first side of the sheet was struck of, it has been presented to me, and these trivial mistakes discovered. avail myself of this opportunity promptly to correct them. THE AUTHOR.