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From tho Quincy Herald, Friday Morning
DEATH OF THE PROPHET

JOE AND HIRAM SMITH ARE Ds.,
he S eamboat 3 'reas just IN fro.a Warsaw
brings shocking intelligence from the seen,
u ue Mormon war. The following sir
from The Office of the Warsaw Signal ex
pains The dreadful tragedy:
"Joe and Hiram Smith are dead-sbo
mis- al ernoon. An attack from the Nor
mons Is expected every hour. VIII no,
the surrounding countries rush Instantly 10
our rescue?
WARSAW, June 81, 1914.
1t seems that the circumstances, atten.
ding The killing of the Mormon Prophet and
his brother Hiram, are as follows:
On .es,erday Gov Ford left Car,hsse
win about 10 soldiers for the purpose Of
taxing possession III the ..Nsuvoo Lea,onn
and their arms.-They arrived a, Nauvoo
about noon, and called the assembling Of
the Legion.
About 1000 meh with arms immediately
responded TO lis call. These troops we're
put under command Of Col. Singleton of
brown Couaty, who accompanied Gov Ford
to Nauvoo.
The Governor. finding all quiet left
Nauvoo about 6 o'clock, P. NJ, with 4 com
pany 1t 60 'ren Tor the purpose of encamp. |
'ns about seven miles from The city.
AT about the same time that Governor
ORC 'ei' Nauvoo, the Prophet and bis brolh-
u were killed a, Carthage, under the fol,
owing circumstances, as near as we can
ascertain them.
Joe and Hiram were both confined in
The debtors room Of The Carthage Jail,
awalllng their trial on charge of treason
The Ja'l was strongly guarded by soIdiers
and anli.mormons, who had been placed
here by the Governor.
A Mormon attempted to rush BY the
guard for the purpose Of forcing his way in
I" The jail. He was opposed by the guard
md fired pistol at one Of the guard, Civ.
ns slight wound.
Ageneral confusion ensued in the crowd
round the Jail. Joe and his Mormon EEL.
ow prisoners it seems had provided them.
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senator Walker would have been q s,,o,vs,
=, than Mr.. Polk, and no was a wimi,ir,
Ies"bian-how could his very long and
string Letter DO oyoflookedf-Consntsi,on.
aiist
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RIPLEY ADvUnTlsuu
j. +. FORD.

1ERMsi-The Apvssrisrs will he issued ,ev.
u'arlJ every Saturday, NJ a. Sc, in adyane,
IN every instance. No subscription will he re-.
oieved for le. period ,han ,ix months.
Apvrnrisrmssrs will he charged n, the rats n,
oHs DOLLAR per square, ten lines or lessl for
the first insertion, and hny cents for each
continuance.
Announcing candidate. for ofsce-ten for Stat.
and five for Count invariably In advance
The CASH will be required Tor all Job work
when delivered II this rule will be striotly oh
served. w
Letters addressed To this Office bv,;nes,
must be post paid, or they nigh. cot be al
~ Advertisements should be marked with
the number ofinsertions on the margin, or thew
accordingly. SOU
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' selves with pistols, and commenced firms
: on The guard within, bo then atemp,,d 10
. escape from tho window, ~hsn. hun d,.d
oa''s en'efcd he body, ard he fell I,iels,s
corpse. ''''
lie brother Hiram shared the snms fo,.
--h'chard', leading Mormon, was tndlv
wounded. There our intelligence ends.
what took place after this, God only know.
Mofmons immediately left FOR Nauyoo. to
carry news OF The death of the Prophet. Il
is feared that the Mormons At Nsu,oo will
be so exaspetaied us to exlermins,e In.
Governor aud his small force.
The Boress brought down most of thu
women end children from Warsaw. II IL
feared their town is in ashes before this.
Our citizens were oroused this morning
by the ringing of bells and call to arms.
our Three independent companies are alrea.
dv IN marching order. Major Flood has
ordered out The militia Of this regiment: and
n steamer Boreas is waiting to convey
them TO the scene of action.
There is no knowing where this dreadful
affair will end Many have expressed
Tears that our city is in danger, because
NEST OF the Warsaw families have taken
refuge here--but we believe there is no
danger, We are too far from the scene of
action.
Messengers have just lef, for Hann;b.,
ana me other towns below, for the purpose
OF arous'ng the Missourians. The excite,
ment IN our city is intense and the anxie,x
10 hear The fate Of Governor Ford and HI.
men very great.
LATER FROM WARSAW.
Since the above was in type, we have
received an extra from the S, Louis Rennh.
lican, containing letter from Warsaw.
which furnishes little later information.
we sincerely hope this version Of the affair
is correct:
WARSAW, June 9Th, 9P. M.
hdaors Missouri Republican: The Tv.
rant Is dead! This afternoon, between Tho
hours OF 5 ADD o'clock, an armed nnl,;-
lnde visited the jail at Carthage, bore off
No guard, and killed Joseph and Hiram
smith. Report says that two of Joe's a.,
oc'aIes IN confinement were also DESTROYED
ne Governor had left Carthage IT. Tho
forming tor Nauvoo. with SO dragons. or
'e purpose OF securing Tho baIa nee of Tho
'a'e arms remaining a, Nauvoo. and dr,
ng his absence this scene occurred.
Is to be deeply lomenied iha, this ,bould
We occurred; but the people were driven
desperation AT The thought of having again
Is monster a, large in the commun;,v
lf c''zens are arming and will be prepar,
10 meet any a'temp, that NAV be- made
'he'r lives or property. Joe has manv
ends that will attempt to .eek for ven.
ance, but they will be foied, for our peo.
are resolu'e and determined to maintain
'' rights at all hazards. Respectfully.
by later accounts we learn that The
rmons remained quiet and no further
'enee seemed to be apprehended.
~Ce
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POLK ON TEA g. COFFEE.

POLK ON TEA g. COFFEE.
when the Treasury was empty some O
nc wings voted for a law to impose duties
on me articles of Tea and Coffee in iS4o
gov Polk seized upon this to deal blow q,
the Wig parry for imposing his duty on ,e,
ana coffee notwithstanding the obiec, was to
'a'se revenue Would you suppose ,bs,
'h's same JAMES X. POLK in 1924
Gould have voted for bill imposing du,y
o: ~ per cent. on Tea ard Coffee2 ua
oio more, he was member of the commit.
lee ways ard Means) ,ha, repor,ed tho
o''' he made speech in favor oe the
o"'' There is another striking fact sbou,
this vote of James X, Polk, from his own
speech 1t seems that the Government then
had SIX millions ofrevenue more than was
needed, end an other fac, that tea and cot.
fee were then entirely free of duty. See
jour- House of Rep, 1882. 3 p 800!
Now is no, Jammy Polk a nice man 10
reprove Wings for giving a vote tina, nsce,
sty required when he gave the first vote
D" the same subject, under circumstances
leaving HIM withou, excuse?
PRIVATE LETTER MAILS Judge Ran>
TALL, of'he U, s, District Court of Penn,
y''an'a' has recently decided that The |
conveyance ofls,.ers out of the mai! ubv
'ase or other vehicle, which regularly per,
ofms trips on pos, road, or on road mar.
Tile! to it." is illegal and subjects the often. n
Ter to fine of fifty dollars. The case was e
he United States VS.. George P. Fisher, n
il
ma OF the members Of the "American Lett :,
er Mail Company" who was convicted of f
carrying letters from Philadelphia TO Bali. it
more, by the Wilmington and Baltimore !,
ram OF cars, at the rate Of six cents each r
n similar case, Judge Story gave an en-. c,
rely opposite decision, some time preyi, I
US, at Boston. He maintained tina, the =
ase did come within the word the Pos, OF.
ce laws. c;
49, tn
SENTENCE OF DoRR We see it stated
an eastern paper, tha, Thomas ". Dorr. VI
he RHODE Island agiator, has been sen. "
'nced to the Safe prison for life. "
~Oe tn
JOHN TYLER AND ANNEXATION Mr., on
'yler, failed in his Texas annexation CT
'neme, has since Annexed himself to Mise pc
ardner, daughter Of Mr., Gardner WHO wa, re-
lied oy the disastrous Princeton explosion. ell,
ct 1t be distinctly understood that we 90 as
strong for all such annexa'iOus," whe,h. n,
"immediate" or prospective. on
~Ce
MEXICO AND TExAs--J, N, Almonte,
exican Minister to the United States, has SOL
blisbed in the Spanish paper at New mt
'rk. the desatches lately received from "a:
, Government, in which it is stated that (se
exico will resist all attempts to connect al
'xas with this country. AZ A.
100 a..
Fire in Boston "A destructive fire oc, ~,
red in Boston on the 25:h utimo, which his
'sumcd forty or fifty buildings. CHI
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A RANDOM SHOT.

a duel is described in some of the papers
as having taken place some where. n q
DARK room. One of the belliseranis, NOT
H'Sn'"g to shed blood, poked his pistol I'D
The chimney and fred it off, when to his
as'0n,sa"ent' down came tumbIing his an>
tagonlss.
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tagonst
Although ladies' are very fond of BUSHES.
'"ey never make any noise about it: and
we see no reason why editors should kick
up su fuss about matter which seven,
e'shihs Of them never saw, or if thew did
they had no right to see.
"'n good old Colony 'imes,'' says down
east ed'to., ga lady used to ride on a pad
behind man; now man may ride on a
pad behind LADY,"
10 tho city of Paris there are two female
Masonic Lodges They differ, however
from Male Masons--,heir business is 10
tell secret, and not keep them.
a New York editor, who found babv
10 his front yard lately, requests all persons
not to clay their sins at his door," We
link his request reasonable one, Va.
~.
ave have proved an abb by Eve wines.
Sos" said lawyer in criminal court YES.
lerday. eyes am ready to admit" said
me opposing counsel, ";hat gu havs pro-
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LATER FROM WARSAW

Since the above was in typo, we have
received an extra from the S, Louis Repub.
mean, containing letter from Warsaw.
which furnishes little later information.
we sincerely hope this version Of the affair
is correct:
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SENTENCE OF DoRR We see it stated
~ an eastern paper, that Thomas ". Dorr
The RHODE Island agiiator, has been sen.
fenced to the Safe prison for life.
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{ lhpmjstry and Philosophy.

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> The -so books above asired nave met 'Tt rapid
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Richardson & Co.'s Celebrated
a MERRIAM PANAtEA.

THIS Medicine compounded ely vegetable matter
free from aduler0n. and ",ntfi tree from any 'i.re
since by an Individual s.-elv afflicted with JEKA ~
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above named medicine for five weeks re''nred 10 perec
health That medicine has sold with unprecedented sue
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ig which usually produces tonic effect while N most i~-
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the whole system purifying and pfotucnge perfect seunn
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Wholesale 4ss-- 70 Phladepha
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j X. MILLS & 90.
MANUFACTURERS OF CRANES PATENT 1'Ii E;.V
MONTH GLOBE PENDULUM CLOCKS.
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Furnish ans number 10 orter. and woHt respectfully c ire
ntteHun public the unparalleled mD-0yen-nt md
-cded advantages this Clock mas over n other lne Keep
The sreat Improvement in the Time Part consists prec
polly IN ne Escn2emsn whlrh may r. called lnci'"n'e',
fcapenent and nihe trGuilnE h.t' Tnr" - ] ,,a5 ,s
r,end y tee. .ptne. nenr the u,u.r er o the .prng
ai arm m tie iarm n fanA th- revolving of tn" bail ;wi,,
.punc. and the perform mn arc HcHz upon
ari fer.lyjng the impulse irom ;hp .nrWhee of
ever connected with the Armand the Pne Ur EscHpem"n
winch impulse caEne! through the >prng Ia te Ba nuh
keeps mofr.n he spng Gnescent ,l'i" l"n.e'
beinc visited either from tnnt 'n'e h" ene fh
the ball made returning by The reicon Ol the sprng
ce of receiving the Impulse from the mnIn
uinng pnwet nj each return.
There ireGui.ri,y eN,ing IN the common Pendulum
hyR oi from increase oi ifc,oH. thFtrby
senns the impulse given I" IT. and shortening me nc 81 u.
i ten seconds dny hT vrat n= IN m htc Z" iee De
gees 50 that by an increase e" rcion nnd loss o p'we
which Is y lysays the l.e. It viii gam 'iire =. .,;
ANY difference of r.tion nnntsinns po%et m tbs
Cock affect the given by thi' Pendulum ~ e"
l9rce r ti, us I'll, ,h - i liz Tbe m I,,i ,et d. o. a., erp
., ntufe affect the ne given b. this pendulum he
tine would By the eypnn,ion ai the length
IN WIDTH and Thickness The N the knz Pat
consists PRINCIPALLY n the application q" R6hfy Hani-
tdch part Of h q lck drv-n by -pnng eGnh ~ reven
pounds weight, for about iyinur weeA,. with once WIND
TIE ADVANTAGES ARE.
1T, That very ta care i. required setting il M, n con
sequence OF Us not beng liable u be put ou oi beat rs Other
5ad It requires o 9on the Pallets teeth of the Swing.
Wheel. there 'hen. amt the number
revolutions bf the SwusNheri IRE rIm-. or
IN other words siyv gears many revolution.
the thirty inch .ec01d Penhulm Iocs doe IN one
year. And requires iInn fifty times le> nnutauDR
power consequently very Iarls i.> 1 cron pnf
wear, than other Clocks and therefore toe motion much
ID It VII run year with once winding W: silent;
other striking the hour: simple, -y adjusted rnd
rered and wl. on the tine w aor be al:ere other
Clocks By the dr.e-e m temperature the density ut'he air.
or By Of ir-on rs 1t pet1r It's movements al
These clock, have been m opeston about three yea
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COMMON CHALK posonous L. the SKIN. oui iae s9an
b Lly y r,- luar. tn toe UecN OF iadis.
nure living fsp alahaer whteness--n0t dlSco"rur end
ma king the rough but nn the contrary improving
and clerrIn- II, 3 ,od only genuine nj % Rmnd~ny, =
Chatham ST. n y State Boston, and s& Fulton street.
.,,c'l iv, ~ I'm
! FIRST RATE SHAVING SOAP. 10 make a thlck.
rrh sasv l-ne Inh-r to soften tine beard and the
The preparation old Saps S,tp->ud ut shin=s
o,re 'elI lfn
rJ,HE TFETH-A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
ul e,s on Atmospheric pre1 are principle also single
Teeth SETS o. part. OF sets iseeh IN the nenSi sly by
j. b SkET DENTIST y Murray street. next door 20 the
Chnr n Rest Mineral Teeth Used auc warranted.
lal- 3ueod'
A LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS com.
n PRISM. Iinca Jean CGriets, tGshueres. Bombazns,
Merino FrocEs dOray,. for sale, ready ,nde, 81
ms d WIN. T. JENNINGS & co.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

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No q :'e,iaf one door from Nassau =.
yAS INST rrceiy from Auction magnificent French printed
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nu !uce- white and black Cardinals. cpnred SIX Shn~s
pn.ley rh,e ns Hosiery t.iuve> Sc Person, purchasing
l ~ v do well rnl md the stock deiore pur.
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\ WONpER-A BLESSIEG--A MlKACLE-
TDEEU has been discovered i-r curing
All Dlsigurem-nt ~ the SSin.
Freck O.. ;iuuhuru, Mnrphew. THn,
bites of Mosquitoes. Bugs. lnsect., &cc.
The above nny defect the tn ced by the sun. hen OF
The bu,Iy change rnte sc. &c. II also cuEes in
the mos; perinuneut snd beautiful manner all
Diseases 81 tine Face SKIN.
PmpeS, Rnirhe>. Snlt Rheum. Scurvy,
EDsDelis, Sore lendS. lilngworm. tSc.
his remedy cne ,'uui r.ieI, lie particular IN the name
~ you II be chene b. SwIndlns counefielt) J'NESs
ITALIAN CHEMII,hi. SOAP, and m consequence Of IL
,lfising eiFcHcYin fact - nuf wonder working
any o the above diseases hrs been couuiiete nt
- n cpre not for the mischief md ham thc may do. nnny
their really pOsounl- and dnng-rnus but wish
- i've m the nue aud chm p Jones' soap heeie be
unrcnf buy only The following plnr, and a"ny, ~
r lone, Soap M the American Eagle, - Chatham ,icet ~
rnndyyay ~ \. Re,i,ng. state 4. s~'uD Leber.
ledgpr RuIlng,. Phlndepha Pease. Brprd"ay. A'ha"y
In
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lIistngI Ct the Silk rnItnre !.

NO. vi. The Silk Calrufr ti,e Unilsd 5tl''s I'm,
b,ace complete accouns of the latest ,ud approved
modes Of H4tchng Rrariuy and Feeding the 5iikwoiin,
Managing Cocoonsry, Eeeiius, Sruun2 and Nanaaeur
ip ;, $,. Xc &c; with very Esr5ri Sketches
. tnr Ss Basines Na'ua History Of the Sl.worrn, he
Mulberry, .c ILLUSTRATED nunsioas easr4viGss oi Va
hn-rv and Processes and MAMMAL OF the eI!A Culture
prics = cents. five coVi~, for 81.
Orisr5 nusr be accompanied with the cash
GREELEY x McELRATH, Publisher for the hn'ho'
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asF sgEAlsNG OINTMENT.

roip FEET. COLD FEET. COLD FEET, COLD
GtEtI-Iu iteand Co, sumption. to. tetaDh Dy>pVi'
"a, Tod Fee, rGd Sick lraache, Gold Feel rsd .r,,r oi
the Lung, ami ilyer, Cold Fret nnd Ahmn, Crd ee' and
,hnc of the Breath Cui Feet and iang ni ni the llnt
pi r.+ ana ihcnat sin, Gold Feet Pans the Euf
and Head Cold Feet L"d Fsct-wto as not got Gold Feet
fflrfnt IS n sovereign remedy Tor cold iee under
urgency ui lie. ! lie warmed the s0r 0i tue feet
ud We ulstge our word aud honor viii restore 're
runtion ot the blood nuce herthy peNprntun and bring
them nrk to their condition. W hen thus Is done e
.nlve pnced upon the chest h-nd where the Other
difficulty lies whether h. consunpon or rS,hmn nf dy>
rep.in "ilIr. II viii thrm ulso sold 10 Dv"n
,rre 29 Rserkef, 10 S,tof ou 81 john, l4 Cherry. Is.
sullivan is5 Canal 29 stanton ~ "a street. JeSDu
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No. Travels IL ;s cirsei Western P.irie' III An7nuae
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