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Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
From the Buffalo Express, June 25.
The Man over the Falls Of Niagara,

II Nldu ONCI tuc ais vi NIdSdTds
The fact that man went over the
great American Falls, during Saturday
afternoon, was communicated by .ele.
graph the same afternoon. We have
since received The following letter from a
friend:
NIAGARA FALLS, June 23-lO A. M.
Another man over the Falls! Bach
man, at the Grist Mill, a few rods above
the Ca,arac. House, saw him from the
rear Of the mill, coming down in a boat.
His oars were hanging in the row. locks
and he was sitting wiih'his arms folded,
screaming for help. Mr. Bachman call
ed TO him to seize bis oars. A few well
directed strokes would have brought
hin. to the shore; but on he went, until
he came opposite The back piazza OF the
Cataract House, where the boat capsiz-
ed. He was seen to come up once and
throw out MS arms. Mr.. B. says he
was a young man about twenty years old.
The probability is tina. the poor fellow
having by some means that will never be
explained, found himself in the rapids,
became paralyzed with horror. and was
unable to use any exerlions to prevent his
awful fate. Who can imagine his emo
lions as he neared the fatal precipice,
whose roar sounded like a death knell in
his terrified ears, o. the mad delifium
tina. seized upon him at the thought oil
certain and terrible destruction. Ii wat
all done in a moment-a struggle, q
shrek, a plunge, and a soul went home
II was all done in a moment-bus j, tolt
upon Eternity.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
AUGUST ELECTION.

Candidates will be announced under this head
for 81 Invariably in advance. No name will be
inserted till this fee is paid.
To the Voters Of Wapello County
The undersigned announces himself
as a candidate, at the ensuing August
election, for reelection to the office oil
County Judge.
SlLAS OSBURN, Sen.
Mr.. WARDEN: You will; please al
nounce me in the Courier, as a candidate
Cor the Office of Treasurer and Collector
a, the ensuing Angus. election.
Yours &C., PETER KNOX.
July 3rc, 1855.
To the Voters Of WapellO County
'rhe undersigned announces himself as
a Candidate, at the ensuing August cleo
ton. FOR the Office CT Treasurer and
Collector.
p. ST. state for the information oil
the public that Go not belong 10 the
Know Nothing party alias American
party. JAMES II. CARTRlGHT.
STATE OF IOWA. So.
WApELLo COUNTY,
hereby certify that the foregoing state
men, was subscribed and sworn to be.
fore me this llth day of Jul! A. u.
1855. NJ. HILL,
Justice Of the Peace.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

II The Wheat crop, in the whole
Northeast part Of this county, is almos,
ait entire failure, the chinch bug having
nearly destroyed it. We also learn tba,
the bugs have commenced on the corn
in that section and are literally eating
it up. Some fields of corn have been
ploughed up for the purpose of stopping
their ravages. In the Southeast corner,
and on the West side of the Desmoines
the crop will probably be an average one.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
The Circus is Coming!

And Young America is on tlp-toe a
bout it. The tremendous exploits to be
performed will be q constant source OF
conversation for them from now till the
2sIh, and for months after. Well, the
boys must have something TO talk about.
and the wonderful show-bills posted "a
round town will do as well as any thing
else. The Circus will draw a crawd no
doubt. For particulars see their adver
tisement.
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E- Parents and others having Chi

n Parents and others having chill.
dren to school, are requested 10 read
the card of Misses Horribly and Street.
Miss Horribly has already taught one
term in this place, and as far as we have
learned has given universal satisfaction.
Miss Street has never taught before, but
from our acquaintance with her we are
satisfied that she is fully qualified and
will make a popular teacher. There is
no need of sending children abroad
when they can be taught as well al home.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
New York, July 3,

NEW DIRK, July D..
There were three deaths in the city
yesterday by sun stroke. The hea, has
some wha, moderated.
AT a meeting at the City Marshal's
Office last evening, it was announced that
a close estimate of the returns. showed
The population Of the city to-beN $50, 600.
The anti Maine Law meeting in the
Park last evening was attended by eieh,
or ten thousand persons. Elk Mayor
Mckee presided, and speeches were
made by Gen. albridge, Nj. c., Capt.
Rynders, Judge Morton, s. b. Shep-
pard, and other political men.
Mayor Hall, Of Brooklyn, has issued
his official proclamation touching the pro
hibi.ory liquor law. pointing on: tho du-
ties in the premises and states hat The
law can be and shall be enforced, and
shat he shall hold the police department
to a stric. performance Of their duties.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
TWO STEAMBOATS, BURNED.
Rock ISLAND. Julv 2.

The steamers Kentucky and Prairie
State were lying a short distance above
the Boat Yard, in the lower point of The
river. On Sunday morning, abou, 8
o'clock. the Kentucky took fire from the
stove pipe, and both boats were speedily
consumed. The safes were saved
No property lost.
The wind blew hard. and the Prairie
Slate was in a position TO catch the
flames.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
YHE EMUEMg g@UREgR

State Prison, as bis father would bail
him out. II that bail is fixed a, 50, 500
or $4,000 for an offence, the punishment,
OF which is ten years in the Peni'en,iary,
as it was in his brothers case. it may
safely be presumed he will never 60 to
prison, for no doubt he has stolen enough
TO save himself and have a little over be
Sides Chicago Democrat.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

a Young men waning employment
are referred to the advertisement of G.
w. Derby q Co. The employment,
they offer is both pleasant and profitable.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
ARRIVAL 10
A MI ID |:

allies Checked at Sebastopoi-Immenst
Slaughter Three thousand Eng.
lish killed, including Seventy Off,
GERS.
HALIrAx, July ..
The Royal mail steamship America,
Capt. Lang. arrived here yesterday af
;%ernoon, and vii be al Boston at an ear
~ hour on Friday morning.
She brings dates from Liverpool TO the
23d of June, later ,han received by The
Hermann.
The news is scanty but highly i'm"
portant.
The Allies had met with q serious
check before Sebastopol. Or the 18Th
of Jul.e the French and English respec.
lively at acktd The NJ IlakoG ard Redan
Tower, ~, were both repulsed with great
slaughter.
Details could moi be looked for beyond
the end of June, but in the mean time
private advices Of The most serious des.
crip,ion were agilatlng the public mind.
. hCCOiuiuE " OhC SSouo HO ~
loss alone was not short of 5000, in
Guiding among the XII led Gen. Campbell
and upwards Of seventy other officers.
Contradictory rumor prevailed, and The
above is though, TO be somewhat exag
gerated.
In the British Parliament, Mr.. Roe.
buck, had moved a vote Of censure a.
gains, the Ministry.
A large French loan was 10 be i'm
media,eIy negotiated.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Co.ton-All qualities have consider
ably declined. Lower qualities have
declined most a penny. Market
dull with declining tendency. Sales loi
the week $4,000 bales; LILLE demand;
more sellers than buyers
Flour marke. unchangedi Limited bust
ness at premium rates.
Wheat market unchanged. Limited
at previous rates. Corn declined ls. 81.
Weather very favorable 10 agricultural
purposes.
Money is easier. Consuls for money
are quoted at 90a.
Gortschakof confirms the successes
| Of the Allies in the Sea O fAzof, but says
they were anticipated, and that resist
ance Is now The Russian policy. lie
also says the grain destroy ed was private
property, and tina. the army supplies are
not materially affected.
Preparations were making for a boat
expedition up the river Don.
In Asia the Russians had advanced to
wards KeiI, and are also stated to have
taken Anapa, and to have male an uu
successful attack agains, Kars.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

" We hope that our subscribers will
lose nc time in RENTING US the amount
that we sent them bills fo-. We wish
them 10 understand that we WANT II and
that they oush. to pay it.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

n Mr.. Hawley is making prepare
ton TO build an addition Of 60 feet to his
store room, Two stories high. The up
per room he designs finishing off Tor a
public Hall. A good idea that, and one
that will "pay'' we'll.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

n The brick work on Sands and
Dr.. Woods three story block of build.
ings has been commenced. This bull.
ding will be an ornament to our place.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
NEW York. June. 40,

In the United States District Court TO
day. Mr.. Fabens was discharged from
arrest in consequence of the non-ap.
pearance Of Col. Kinney.
Mayor Wood has received from the
American Consul a. Lelpsic a communi
cation from the National Secretary oil
Emigration of that city in which it is
admitted that paupers and criminals have
been plenlifully shipped to this country
BY European Governments. but Saxony
it is claimed, is free from the impu,ation
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

a PARKER has removed his shop
Persons who wish tailoring done up
scientifically will please recollect that his
shop is now on I'd street.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
For the Demoine Courier.

At a regular meeting Of the /. o. O. F.
held in their Hall in Ashland on the l6lh
day Of June, 1855, the following pream
bic and resolutions was adopted:
Wereas Death having entered the
family of Bro. WILLIAM HAMILTON on
the 3lst day Of May. and removed there
firm his wife, NANCY HAMILTON
in the Ash year OF her age, whose viz,
tues and Christian principles have en-
deared her 10 all with whom she associa
ied,--and in testimony Of our high ap'
probation Of her worth. and the sympa
thy we feel toward our brother and hi.
bereaved family, be it,
ResOiyed, That, in the death Of Sistel
Hamilton her husband has been beref
Of an aIectionate Companion. her Chill
dren of a kind and Sympathising Mother
the church of a devoted and consisten
Member and Community of a usefu
citizen.
Resolued, That We ever strive TO i'm
tate those Christian virtues which adorn
ed the life Of our departed Sister.
ResolUed, That we extend to Brother
Hamilton and his bereayed family oul
Sympaihies in this hour of trial anc af
Fiction, and that we would ever urge
them, 10 initiate her virtues that they
when done with Earth may NEE, her in
Heaven.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
signed by the N. G. and Secretary o.
Lodge No. GO of the l. O. O. f., and
copy be furnished the Demoine Courie,
for publication.
WILLIAM NEWELL, N. G.
PETER Corr, Sec'y.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

II Governor Price, OF New Jersey,
has offered himself as q candidate for the
Presidency. Who next?
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

n The democracy OF Jefferson coun
ty held a convention, at Fairfield, last
week. Each of the delegated was re.
CURED 10 defire his position on the
Know.N Nothing question, and was made
to declare that he was not, and never ex.
pected to be a member OF that organiza.
ton. Each candidate for nomination
was also required 10 pledge himself as
a man of honor. that he is not now. and
will not be during his term Of Office a
member Of any secret organization. com.
monty known as Know Nothing. Wen.
der if the same requirements will be in
sisted on at the Convention here on Sat.
urday next! If they are. there will be
one candidate who is prepared for it,
CaItright is determined 10 'cone in" on
the party some way ard he has taken the
matter in time. This year.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
ADDITIONAL BY
THE A NJ RIGA.

The North Star arrived out on the
ooh of June. On June 18Th an a,temri
was made 70 storm Sebas,epol The
English troop, attacked ,hs Redan and
the French the MalakoG fower. but
were repulsed with great loss. Pelissier
says, that although the troops had shown
the greatest arder, and had gained a foot
ing in the MalakoG tower, he was ob
liged TO order their retirement. The
parallel was effected in order and with
out moles,ation from the ent my.
Private accounts represenlthe slaught
er on all sides TO have been immense
The loss of the British alone being plac
ed at. 1000, including Gen. Campbell.
Col. Yate, Col. ~Spadforth and Others.
Great losses were occasioned by the
springing of mines by the Russians, and
during The attack the Russians are said
30 have rec captured the Mamelon which
had been taken from them by the Al
lies.
An attempt lad been undertaken a.
gainst Psrekop by The Allies.
THE BALTIC.
Admiral Barnes, with a squadron o.
fifteen steamers hac left Kiel.
ENGLAND.
In the British Parliament a proposed
vote of censure against che Cabinet. Il
whom tire vote OF the Roebuck Commit
tee charges some of the dis as:ers, created
some excitement. Sir E. l.. BuIweI
replied, calling for administrative reform
Passed the Commons unanimously.
FRANCE.
The Legislature has been convoke,
for July Both, to negotiate a new loan
The Emperor had been i'll for two
days, and The French funds fell two pc
cent. in consequence. He had recover
ed.
In Holland extra es:ima,es..had been yot
ed for the re organization of the Navy.
The Austrian army was being greatly
reduced. -
The lates! dispatch says the Russian.
had successfully attacked the batteries O
Eupatoria.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton dull and considerably lower
The weeks business was only abou
$4,000 bales, 1000 OF which were spe
culaiive.
BREADsTUFFs.-The fine weather KEEP
markets quiet and prices were steady
except for corn, which declined Is sd
Western Canal Flour 45s. White whea
lis Cd to les id; red lis to IL 3D.
White ccrn Sis 10 Sis Cd; mixed 40,
to 49s Cd.
Beef in moderate demand; Prices firm
Bacon quiet. Pork-More inquiry ant
prices firm. Lard is better demand.
London markets generally quit. Iror
in good demand. Consols 9Osa9O 7 8
American Securities active and i.nprov
ing.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

" Read the Foreign News.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

Candidates will be announced under this head
for - Invariably in advance. No name will be
inserted till this fee is paid.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12

>Boots-Mens, Boys and Childs, Calf, Kip,
SC. Congress Caters, new styles. Bregans,
Monroes, Pumps, Slippers, sc.
Ladies sewed work, Philad'a manufacture.
Caters, Inf Caters, Buskins, Parodfs, Lind's,
all styles and prices.
Misses, Boys & Children's, Boots, Caters,
Shoes, Slips, a large stock.
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Halls, Caps, Bonaefs 8. Sraw Goods:

Hats-New style corrugated and plain rims,
.Wide awake" Mems and Boys, Soft Wool do.
Oiled Silk Caps various styles, Panama, Leg
horn, Palm &c. Unframed Leghorn Toto sos.
Bonnets-All styles and prices. Soft straw.
English Tuscan, Belgrade, Plain straw & cepd
Lace, from 40 cts up.
Rich Ribbons, Sarsenets, Artifcials. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

GropfyArothsc Correspondent - - ,o--
wAsfISGroS, Wednesday, Nov p, 1892
General Whitfield from Kansas, OF borderrunian
notoety has been in the city for some days. lie mas
personally the elements of making himself popular
nan, and by making himself acquainted with the
rneubers a. they arrive and making himself generally
sgTeeab is turning the aforesaid elements to the best
pcssibe account Every one who has watched the
proceedings Of Congress the ground, for any con-
side, Tile time csnnot but hsve noted hos much the
rersousl popularity Of man has to do With the sue
: e. OF his cause. Contested elections are not
y decided ia the House until cons'derao
1tor the commencement OF se'Sion
zs..... not until near its c'ose-ior both con-
hstns :, oeive their per diem and mne%e up
% the tune when The contest is decided ana OF GUMS
b. win DELAY the decision as long as pos, oei anH
whe. V,e contestant is a soc >ble hSle .eioN We
aetD IN ever, body, and the other 10y kIosu Pc
~lpaly, the members, or not favoraoiy knot ~
-'grrs cry strong csse that VIII senu 10 ~.
=. Ietle ore Gen W. has tbtrei re SHOWN s0 20
ftsst3cian in tho course he Is pursuing i'm .uo
~, Via case Is one Involving TOO ANY ana w
ngI Tstionsl consi0era dOns-too deeP'y 'uo 49, az
t'n9s =, Of freedom and oflas ard orderIto sIo"
I~. onal considerations 70 have theH ususi "o'e"''
/. cut " viii not be without weight.
Td y is rapidly fang up with siftnsets, AM az
sl~A-ssl.n sad resident populston-he fixtures ol Tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

place-after long duh, stvpid, uspro6tabs intrvs
OF bine rnontks, since the Adj Of March last, are
boxing as bright and happy a. frogs on bright
Spring morning after lying dormant through long
Winter. The expression, however, every day beiog
sebt out of Washington Just now that the hotels are
except for about half an hour in the evening" os the
arrival Of the cars crowds DO come 10 the hstts
for the purpose offbding out who csme. Hotes sad
boarci house keeping is the principal Business Of
is somev hat overdoDe The fret c ~. ho.sls here
never full e1cep, on the event of President iaau
guration. Thee are seven on Pennsylvania avenue
ranking Themselves 81 INIT class Wit sccommods ioo
IN d aggregate for from 1000 10 5000 guests. None
Ct then co anything like living business except
during the sessions Of CoIg 'ess AID even then the
propretors are in rowise certain Of making forunes
The National the largest hiss changed hands annually
for the last three years, each proprietor finding it "a
losing business TO cary it on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
PRESIDENT SHANNON oVERaAULED.

In the Missouri Leeisla,uie last week Up N VIC oso
ierstion Of bill concerning the Sac oai'ssiJ.
tie 9th section of which provide, that no Pees'dssS
or Professor in the Ins tuition after the ith OF jay
1876 shall exercise the fat c'ioEs OF Minister, ~oeo
,le r,esept Faculty shA retire, there ares rather
f.s debate uocn the notorious Presidept Sasnnca,
whose violent ProSsvery haraagues are stil fross IN
the public mind. -
.chocl Tor the ins,hlug OF s.cnonH proo p mo -
minds Of stadens that wa hard 10 tell .aess~
Ira Students VITO bad CO. ne out OF the luton.
since the administration of Snaoncc, p.reot more q
the chssc.er OF politicians or priests. IL ssodsR
IT, retrospect for any man who bss 81 hee .ss Lone
of hs S,ste TO look back at the deposition OIL frssr
cent stbrop under whose admins ration the Sonefe
was going forward with heatLfai pro2ress, ana tee
substitution in hs p'sce OF msa VINO asa oroes@
luin upon this College, as Shannon hso upon e'cy
Coliese he had been connected WITH MAJ VINO e~
in his postou ike q missAdpeH toad polsoa'ng me
stno.phere srouni nina man whoee 'mrhaSs"
Was equ.led only by bis isHoreHce-s mN VOC
was no mere ut tor the position OF insttsc OF ~
yopth IN the University of the Stse OF Nj sour
ihsn k,N,s nj for a Dosder-k0Hsc! Mr.. Lshrop haa
been tutted cut, together with the then Boara u
Curnto,s for the purpose OF installing III theif ecnoaou
seats a sct Of raPab0sd CWdfors, aud pr5Pa.s"U
notification for President all of whom had eaten ~
II . Seminar, fund of the a,e going oak and iots
Over the country making political speeches. Mr, o'ss
vas in favor Of looping the head Oh tins Pesas'Ss
APOSTLE of nulihcaiion snc sens ing bun BACK 10 ITO
rd or the No.thsrn States 10 renew hr tormaf AdVe
csc, ef Aboiticpism Mr. II. said, Tar hls hssr-
sry scouir, mepts were concerned, he coas dced e,a
an ;nfosior. lie connected himself wi q seoa Coz
eoe src mashed II, eud tae same thing occurred "itn
his connection with Jeii,Isou College Louls'ns ana
NV he IA in fair yay 20 ALL the Mssouu uoiverssty.
He oc not even con slider him sound GA Lohuca qas-
toup dor as souno prOI,s' cry man. ior he aaa pup
Ish.d over his o~p Signature, toa he came 10 1eis
country es abolition list. snd he had no conn ienos
+ - - i.fn He
cema ogu. exc ting The wort passions, and cresuax
SD ife and blood instesi OF staying AZ home ds
charged thar this mar the President OF mo state IA
verify hso Introduced tree neeross into the ,sase
,cct contrayen'ion of the law OF 1884, aud he, Mr..
b.. couli prove it by the recori
The bill passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

feminine gender only Could we rslegste to
" those argent fields" some belongings Of that oat
eaory, in coats a. waiftcoa, instead Of caps and
sbawls, Who are to be found in cabinets, ciy gov
ernmeDts, foreign embassies Congress, eitsrs
chairs and elsewhere, We misht grow reconciled to
the idea But as it stands, for one protest
agsiDst the practice.
Mir. Forrest has been PLAYING very successful
ergagemeot here It's great feature has been the
production of Macbeth, magnidcertly mounts
The sceLic effects, think, are equal 70 those pro-
duced BY Allegri at the Academy. But here my
praise must end. can only say OF Mr.. FOrrests
Macbeth, as Peter PiDdsr did about one Of Vests
Il think 1t was) pictures;
West. though your picture mus. blsne
Ilssy uott handsome things about the tr1m>!'
The frame was splendid. Do you remember
PunoAs commission 70 examine into the state OF
Shakespearianity at the Palace SONS years ago,
when there vas much dissatisfaction with the
Queen for never going to an English play One
OF the Ladies in Waitieg was summoned and asked:
"Did you ever see play OF Shakespeare :" "Oh,
yes, indeed" "Plesse TO mention the name Of
/" the play 7" Oh, it was the Murder of Macbeth"
" Are you sure it vas the Murder OF Macbeth =
Perfectly sure, for remember Mr.. Charles Kean
" PLAYED Msobeihw / think her ladyship would
have been strengthened IN her recollection, had
she seen Mr. Forrest in the part.
is it DOT rather odd that Judge Roosevelt should
have spoken Of Lord Bacon as the only Judge
ever tried for bribery and corruption, forgetting
the case of Lord Msc;lesfeld q century ls.er
And did the writer of the entertaining account of
Prince Albert, 10 last Tuesday's TRIBUNE, forget
the good service his Royal Hiebness has done ia
the cause Of University reform, as Chancellor of
the University of Cambridge That certainly
should be set down to the credit side Of bis &C
count a. well Is bis promotion Of the Crystal
Palace BYLES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
KANSAS.
nee Of The St Lows Democrat

Csrsspouds nee Of The ST Louis Demcerst
LKAykNwoRTu CITY, Il. l., Nov. y, is's.
The Free. State men of Leaven worth are div'csd 10
opnion as 20 the expedieucy OF petihonng the Prc~
cent to rmove Gov. Shannon. Some OF them ieu
that his Exc.lIency might grant the prayer oil the IN
digoant ,ous,t. rs and thereby check the increase q
Their party by deeeI lions fom the lmool law ana
(cburch yaid) order factions. At present the FRO
state ranks are aus mented every day by sucn dese
tons Conner alive men, tired Of seeing law Sc al oen
az ce by tie AtchisoD lesdeIs-invaslon NindcaSe
and facts peiyerted-are coudOg oVerin banos W inc
Fee. State party Gov. Shannon, since his speech q
Wesipcrt bss converted at least i've huucrei ffe
SLAVERY squatlerr, who are now worAing Tor recdo1
in Kansss, ard in OPT osilon 10 their former allies
know several gentlemen who have refused TO sisn the
I.tition ON tl- ground. Well knowing that tho iov-
,por ia weTess Ia opposition 10 the solemn aua To
olu deermin alton Of the Peep to retuse cbedeooe
to the SHAWNEE cooe they sihh him to remain here a
a recruier 81 the Ffee-S,a'e ranks
Save NE fiom my tleDds az ohsAespcAc '@"
10 Punch.
met a prominent citizen Of Salt Lska City whom
Of w, atom nj. name il WiUiams. Tie Is the pinot
nal merchant of the Latter Day SANS, ana alss,
believe ole of the twelve uLh bly, apostles lto,eFoe
from his COW ersation that the La ne OF his Deiy
cum. lie aaseverated by Gan. When BIO wished V
he soI ,rnIv empha.ic be declared " My Gam" and
then would make his staten ent. am inclioed 10 se
l.ye that the Gum he invoked is Gun Arabic. But
will refer TO this curious problem on another ocoa-
sion.
son INTO me Un4oa she poud seek to be enrolled as q
Stare State. He sad that be owned slave tbs! al
of the Apostles did, and that poiySany Brishao
Young owns several negroes Tos satoment, 81
Though nj variar with previous accounts fro Utah.
as nndOnLledly yyus Isubmi; IT. "a text for poht-
zeal essays ana BunCUDe speeches.
He told that tho accounts OF famine IN Utah has
been enormously exsgg.raej, and tnet there IL corn
enough in their Egypt yet for two years to coma