English: Southern Rights flag
Pro-slavery forces carried this cotton flag while attacking the anti-slavery stronghold of Lawrence in Douglas County, Kansas Territory. Douglas County Sheriff Samuel Jones led the group that sacked Lawrence on May 21, 1856. A group of South Carolinians led by Captain F.G. Palmer and known as the Palmetto Guards participated in the attack, and flew their "Southern Rights" flag over the Herald of Freedom newspaper offices and the Free State Hotel before setting fire to and destroying the buildings. On Sept. 11, 1856, Palmer's men and their flag were captured on Slough Creek, near Oskaloosa, Jefferson County, by Free-State men led by Col. James Harvey. (https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/209880)
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Digital remake of the flag carried by the Palmetto Guards while they attacked Lawrence, it was later captured near Oskaloosa