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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
Pol .tical Item.

A prominent book firm Of Boston has
thus far sold 1900 copies OF Fremont 5
life, 300 OF Bacnhnan 5, and 100 OF Fill
more's.
At large Fremont demonstration IN
Philadelphia on Monday evening, Chas.
Gibbons, Chairman of the Stale Commit
tee, read letter from the Hon. Samuel
u. Imam, Formerly q member OF Gen.
Jackson's Cabinet, regulating Buchanan
and the Cincinnati Platform, and in favor
OF Fremont and freedom. David Dad-
lev Field, OF New York, made po yer.
fal speech on the occasion.
A, leas. fifteen thousand Fremont men
assembled at Montrose, Pa, on Satur-
day last, being the largest and most en-.
thusias,ic gathering over held in North
ern Pennsylvania. II was addressed BY
Hon. Vim. Jessup, Hon. q. A. Grow
Rev. Geo. Langdon, George L. Byles
of Kansas, Stewart, OF BInghamton, and
others. An immense torch light process
sion came of in the evening. alter which
another meeting was held.
The Newark Mercury is informed b.
private letter from Borden,own, tina
Commodore Stewart, Old Ironsides,
who has been lifelong Democrat, ha
recently declared himself tor Col. Ere
mont.
A letter from Easton, Pa, announce
that Gov. Reeder, Of Kansas, has de
clared in favor Of Fremont for the Presl
dency.
Hon. John Moore, Of Warren Co., N
j., has written letter announcing hi
intention to support and vote for Colone
Fremont. Judge Moore has alway
been identified with the Hunker Demo
cratic party in this State, enjoying a
influence in local and county polite
amounting almos, TO dictatorship. Th
present announcement. Of his purpose WI
produce important results ID that part !
New Jersey, where the Administrative
party has always msintained a large nj
Inerlcai ascendency.
They are Coming The Somerset, 7
, Herald and Wing, heretofore considers
exclusively Fillmore paper, now plac'
| q, the head OF its columns both the Fr
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Provided, however, That any persons law
fully hald 70 service in said Territories shall not
b. l enlarged from such sefyaee by such repeal.
and revival Of sd eighth section, If such pei
sgc shall bs permanently removed from such
Territory Ct srrltoEios prior to the frst Of Jan
nary 1853; ard any child Or eh.idrea 5arn 10
either VI .a.d Territories. 4ay female lawfully
hela . service. il N Ike manner removed With
OF .aii territories before the expira ion Of that
date shall uos BE- by reason Of anything IL this
scl aaacip4se4 lg5Ei aay service Il might have
og bad this act never bsen passed
AID proriied further. THAI any person
LAWFULLY HELD TO SEgYICEia any 9th
er State or Territerg Of the United States and
escaping INTO ether the teFrit0ry Of Kan g. OF
Sehrasks. may BE- reclaimed aad removed to the
psrson or place where saca service Is due nader
any Law Of the United states which shall lie il
force upon the satieetn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04

The Great Western Railroad. -During
the las. week our town was visited by
quite a number OF men from the East,
interested in building road from Ca
manche to Iowa CRY, and a company
has recently been organized by them,
called the Great Western Railroad Com.
pany, the proceedings OF which organiza-
tlon we viii publish next week.
Il is an enterprise which ealists the
cordial support Of all our citizens and
TIA. Of tae entire Coaaty; and we look fol
a rery heavy subscription being raised
for this road, in the County-sa y at leas
| 500 600.
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EGGac NOIJGG6.


DY virtue OF . special Execution, to me direct
ID ed, issued GU the Clerks Oilice OF the dis.
trict Court, In and for the county Of Scott and
state Of Iowa. In favsr of Carpenter Dix d Co..
aud against Pittenger l. Wheeler, have levied
upon the following described Real Estate, lying
and being In the town OF Upton, Cedar Go.
Iowa, TO wit Lot six (6) Ia Block twenty .fonr
(24) In the aforesaid town Of Upton and also
out OF tbs property heretofore attached on the
9TH day ofNovcmber, 1855, In q certain writ Of
attachment, Issued out OF the District Court q
Scott county, Iowa, tested November 4,h, 1855
10 favor III Carpenter Dix l. Co, plaintiffs, sns
against Pittenger l. Wheeler defendants snt
shall offer the same for sale at pu lie outcry
on Saturday, the ilth day OF October, A. I
1856 at the Court House door in Cedar county
Iowa, between the hours pi o O'Clock A. n, ant
O'Clock r. NJ. Of the said day, TO satisfy III
mid execution and the costs that may accru.
thereon.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th. 1856.
JOHN IL BfRELEy, Sheriff
81 Nv. Cedar Co. Iowa.
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Su-e prophecies.

TIE Richmond bhig having heard The
popular thunder from Iowa, Vermont and
Name, Is moved to utter the following
prophecies. Nobody hereaway but a
few bewIldered individuals will doubt for
a moment Of their iulfl!nen.
We make the prediction confidently
now that IN lllinois-'he home OF Doug
las hImself-Blssell wall beat Richardson
for the Goyernorship out OF sight. We
make tbs prediction in the lace OF the
fact that only few weeks ago Colonel
Richardson returned to Washington
from an electioneerlng tour through his
State, and Immediately published letter
assuring lis friends that Illinois would
vote the Democratic ticket by twenty
thousand majority. The State OF Doug.
as and Shields, and Richardson, we re.
pea, will, beyond all doubt, cast its vote
Tor the Black Republican candidate
And thus another great Democratic State
IN the North, whose majority heretofore
for the Democracy has uniformly ranged
+ lfJHi Lsl u b"Istt hLOdoaIos Will Ut
found abandoning Buchanan and his par
~, aud rallying beneath The sectional
Free Sol Abolition banner Of Stewa
and fremont.
And thus it will most certainly be, .ot
with Mr.. Buchanan's own State-th.
great Keystone State OF Pennsylvania
And If he loses this, will airy OF hi
friends be kind enough to tell US wha
earthly possibility there is Of his obtain
ing the electoral vote Of one single Nor
thern State. There is none-there cal
b. none. His chances in The Nor.h. loo
in wha, direction you may, are uiterl,
ard desperately hopeless. No candi
man In either section will ever pre.en
Otherwise. A few weeks more wi
youch the entire accuracy of the prophec
We now make; and we make it with a
soIemnlty and with an honest convic.io
that i, will be realized in the event.
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.another Important Come Outer.-H Hon.
John Sellers, of Morgan township, Knox
county. Ohio, Constitutional Convention,
and lie long Democrat has come on.
for Fremons. Nor is this all. Nearly
iiro hundred Of his neighbors have come
out with him. Hurrah for old Knox =
She Is good for one thousand maisasy
for Fremont and the Union.
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Farms for Sale,

or 30 acres, in Iowa township, for sale; there
il house, and some 10 acres broke and under
fence, Is acres II Timber.
klGary Nam Of tlass ~ lord sfssfs
IN eoLs TeWssa r kS1h u osies Gao,n, sI9 tn s"oa
sETTLEsIsr
.Lo-EtearY AcRss Of Y ARRsss end Gnsss. nns,s
CEBAK kgsIR. mills North 81 AotuSfrss hss
Horss a vi Ios fenced snd
souis b eaa ing daue Pvi IN scfs.
ALso--A GREAT BARGAIN,
GOOD STOCK TARA.
lss Ac es of good land for 'aie. $50.
PRICK A.aN. ofths shove IaMe, i0 ss'g
isgoo Oar FaRsrss LAsn s 81 TIMBER ara :.
81 MEADOW Land. OF The sos~e - aeses V lfLAs
ami aa acres of sorrex LAsp The ~fols lies fosstA"
sita plenty Of wood and Sstes ~ h.sd .v.,~,,.,
Enquire OF WELLS SPICER.
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Who has the Honor7-A few days ago
we noticed the capture, in Indiana, Of a
runaway negro, belonging to G. Mallory
Esq, OF this city. The day afterwards
one Of the Sag-Nicht p,in,s in this city
had paragraph that the cap,urers Of the
negro were Democrats. A gen.lems u
returned from Indiana last night, and he
has seen and spoken to the men who ar
rested Mr.. lIallory's negro, and every
one Of them is a strong Fillmore man. =
Louisville Journal.
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Larrs Fire IN Bafalo. -BrrY

Large Fire in Buffalo -BrrFALo
Sept. PA fire broke out about four
o'clock this morning in the extensive
Piano Factory Of A. 4 J .Keough, Wash
ngton street. and owing to the combusti-
bic nature OF the contents Of the build.
bic was soon one mass Of flames. The
building newand owned by the occupants.
Loss about S25 900 The building and
material vas insured IN several CON PAN
les for S., 900. The falling walls crushed
an adloing wooden building. and killing
an elderly lady, nurse to the family oc-
copying it, and setting the building on
FIRE. Messrs. Keough will immediately
rebuild.
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a Mass Convention

For Cedar County viii he held al tie
Court House, in TJpton, on Saturday the
49, oil October, ls55, for he purpose Of
nominating a candidate Evr Delegate %
the State constitutional! Convention.
Distinguished speakers will be present
and address the Convention.
Come oae and all.
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Great Western Rail Road.

N. II. Parker Esq, has JUS, returned
from Iowa Cry, and informs US tAal a
largr an! en,hus i4sttc meeting Of the Cit.
,zens Of Johson 90, was held at the Stae
House to take ia Consideration the FEAST
bllity Of constructing Rail Road, from
Cananche, on the Mississippi river,
"a Upton al d Iowa City to some point
on the Missouri river, where it was
unanimously resolved,
That the prolec. is feasible ore, AMI
thu tIia Great Western Rail Road ourh
TO be bail, can be buil,, and shall be bull,
:. Gen. G. b. Stuart President and Che
Engineer, designs putting corps OF En-
glneers immediately en- the work.
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RuGian,sm in Pennsylpan,a.--EAsroS,
Pa, Sep. Goth. Gen. E. II. Lowry. Of
Kansas, was assaulted yesterday by q
Mr.. Lee. Several blows were exchang-
ed before the Parties were separated. -
Gen. Lowry aad just recovered from an
illness and had barely got about. The
altabk, which all parties condemned, was
occas oned by political discussion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04

New Yoax, Sept. Is. The Courier
and Enquirer OF this morning publishes
long letter from Senator Fish. giving
his reasons for repudiating the Fillmore
and supporting the Republican ticket.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04

There is a rumor from England to the
effect that an English Earl, who was en-
gagged in the Crlmean war, is about to
lead to the hymenial altar the noble.
hearted and self-sacri6cing Florence
Nightingale. Size has been elected an
honorary life governor Of the Roycl Free
Hospital, London. Dem.
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The Dubuque Express and Herald has
hauled down the Buchanan flag. No
reasons given. Probably sick OF bad
business
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! ] ] ] } ! i

The only man in the Black kepubli-
can ranks who voted against this meas.
ure OF Dann's was ID. F. Letter, the
member from the Stark District in this
State.
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A Biz Meeting.

Iur,.nss Rsrubiicaa Dsnoasta'ion.-
Liam County good for 1000 majority
for Frenoaf.
We hare not space this week to pup
lish full proceedings Of the great meet
inc at Marion, on the 30sh ull. bat Will
try and give synopsis next week.
We will now. only state that the as
semblage oil people was immense, Tor a
poin, so far In the interior, considering
the cold and severe weather. The speak
ers anticipated did not come. but the mas
ses Of the people were on hand.
Several men stationed themselves al
the entrances OF the field in which the
procession entered, and counted nearly
3.oe0 who wen, in. Besides this, 'hs
town vas still thronsed with people. ih'
crowd in attendance was 10. less thai
! 900.
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The Maine Election

Tie Portland .4dr,rfiser nuLlisbes lie.
$500 f,a,, a30 towns ran N The State
Ia W. givas he follov;nn ag.
WV urara,s vo,e as comnared with ISIS !.
s''9 ,o.s ,c.s
u,u,;r fps,, 81 osI Morrill, fgep so ISL.
Wells. DEM 4z7is. Weli-, DEM II Ia.
Pattcn, (whiz) 6,oss. Reed, e"his) 1921
vii ~ a. M ava
TOTALS i'',oo'' N'ss'''
The 10 ns to be heard from gave last
vear . 800 votes. The aggregate vote
- 80, ill ,l,.s a,ceed lie 000
"''' - II -. - l.,
ceehlns s.a' u al 'aH. s''i y o'e'
/ ,ooo' Inc m re'uhs VIII Si''"' o.a,
Hanna Hanna over over ali II"' 1859
Republican Gain IT o09
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- - . q =. =.
ESTRAY NOTICES.

rwo FSTRAY MoRsrs.- Sss - 70 BY 20 h ~ ho,ss
Yews sevrshsr - dsy of u ea ~ X lind
s~r,,ae hand hiah eth hun~if oA - tfF - - nan
White small IL The fcSsheAa 8 P.ss NJ IN ms@
49, b.s4. hish VIA ssu.s ssfaa g. Ia - 40.
'a......s 10 W. .eyse ,e.s ia asa slstsssl - 90
AZ. !. %. sEl N.N
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Hu M 70 q Z
At the
Minnesota Lumber Yard;

Corner Of Iowa and Fourth Streets
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House."
DAVENPORT, IOWA. -
AtAMuEL r.. FULLER would Respectfully
y announce TO the citizens Of Davenport ana
surrounding country that he has recently opsn-
ed an extensive
l. u nm b Yafds
corner Of iowa aud Fourth streets, hrestIyeP.
posite New Pennsylvania House, where ne pa.
now on hand large and well selected soe~
ot Lumber, consisting in part VI
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing' iu'
inch thick; Siding, full halt inch
thick; Ceiling, Shecting,
PLANK % TIN6E3WK-
Joist and scantling OF all Dimensions Gear ~
stuff and boards Of every quality from e'an, :.
twenty four feet long, 300 ipOo best apAn
shaved pine shingles; 800 coo best quality pm,
| laths; also 10000 No. pickcss; lo,voO No.
Picke.s; also constantly ~ hand iuii as'o'"
ment of Sash aud Gla,ed W,adv'.s.
| The particular attention. Of builders ana pay
chasers az lumber Is ihvted 70 examine o.
| stock which will be sold at
Prices u at Canaof taAto suit PaETaasoe
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa s"'
| Fourth streets. .x>,,.
N. B.-Purchassrs from the conhtry s'oP.
ping at the New Penmy fyania HOUSE VIII ~. 10.
the advantage of selecting ard Loading us I.
lumber, without taking their horses tn
| stable ID.
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Political MeetlL rs

VIII he i.eI i5f sae purpose OF discus
@ing the principles al issue in the preaen,
fampaign. IS follows:
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e1r A Lieutenant widow writes
~ complain that Der heart Is 'ie!..tsnawt-
esq
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w-ii prsved F~rn Pss.o. Gssse. on nt Asfsn
sra Road With tiuhsr, water saa feeb ihe.si
well improved f.sfa Sugar Crsss -, milss fsos
Gtsstu. ~osa . water Ia shand~pse.
II TAns- II Prairie aph ~ srfse ~
Haber fair faaings sona Sstsr Two tesy csfsha
Sly - feet good ~~ai IL wsses With good sHpftr
n.snlsop Asa Ag~ns los 10 10
84aF err Sssrssss Territory.
0zTtcE RKstpsscs, sTaRs's Annfftes
SAMUEL DEWELl.
General Land Agent nj Upton. Iowa.
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Judge Ye.-The following article we
take from the Black Democrat Of this
pace. l, is only necessary to say that
this Dunn's Bill proposed to relnssa,e
the Missouri Compromise and restore
peace 10 Kansas, was intended as
pacihca,ion Of the troubles, yet the De-
moeraey' roted agaisst it.
l, further proves that the Republican
members Of Congress ar. not abolition
lists, bu, true conservative national men.
seeking to restore peace to Kansas, and
that thy have done all tina: men can do
to accomplish this object, and only failed
through the pro-slavery Senate. But
read the article jus, as the Democrat pub
lished it and remember that Democrats
voted against it, and thus refused to re.
store peace to Kansas. We publish the
Democrats own remarks asd all.
Hunting down the Painting Fugi
tives "-Republican Legislation
for Kansas
| The Kansas bill introduced into III
House OF Representatives by Mr.. Dunn
of Indiana, and winch passed tina. bod,
by the united vote Of the Black Republi
cans, no, only allowed slavery in ina
Territory until 1858, and made all slav'
children born within that time slaves 10
| life, but extended the Fugnirs Sars iat
orer that Territory and .sAraska. w
bave heard much from the Black Repub
lican press a5ou. the a!rocious fugtlv
Save Law, and about bunting dawn ,h
painting fugitive from slavery, Jet .hei
Representatives unanimously vote to ex
lend that law over the United State
Territories. They made 10 efforts /
amend ii in any particular, but voted Il
II Just as it is. Alter exhaasting til
whole language Of OpPtobrlum IN the
: denuuclation Of tie Fugitive Slave La
Tor about five years, We see Campbe!
Glddlngs and tie whole Black Repabl
can party taking the back track IN III
6 extraordinary fashion.
ri Here is that portion OF D1En's bill
a winch We refer, being the ProTlsa 81 Il
twenty fourth section oil the act,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04

eas- ! young CHI IN Philadelphia committed
sniciJs 5t-a9se 4er mother 1.faied hsr a aew
hp1naa
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The truth Of Kaasas.--We have gwen 10
our leaders the strongest kind OF evidence
that ciyi! war, is now raging IN haIsas,
and that the territory is infested With bands
OF armed bandit,i, enlisted iu The pro-sia.
very cause, whose determination Is TO
drive oat all free state men, or extermI-
nate them by murder, OF wholesale butch
cry; yet the Border Rufian party, who
support Buchanan, raise the cry oil .7bo-
liiioaism, az the only response, TO their
glarins truths.
We have m our County, the living wit
nesses, to testify Of the ou,rages, and
murders of the pro-slavery party: yet,
.fboliiionism, is the response.
Mr.. John Mum, recently from Kan
sas,was there 10 witness the truth OF these
things, and he is a man oil truth and We.
racity, and an old line democrat OF the
old school, and one, whom, yeai ago,
would have been the very bes, Of author
ny among the democrats, but, as he re-
turns from Kansas and tells hard tale.
tells the truth of affairs there, Ee Is now
set down by them as an "aboiifton.sf,
and no, entitled to credit. Shame upon
men or any party which takes such
course.
Below we publish an extract from
letter from Henry Donaho, recently from
thu. County, who went there a staunci
democrat one whose party fealty has new
er been questioned.
| We recommend his letter to his oil
party friends.
| PLArr Co., No, Sept z, 1856.
Mr.. RICHARD JAcKxAx:-Sir
As i, regards a free or Slave state,
, can hardly venture guess, as Kansas
, at this time ia a state OF opeu war, an
such ou.rages as are being committe
here daily are shocking. The settlers
Leavenworth Co. have principally lei Il
country. Leavenwor.h City, which, b
few weeks since, was thriving al
business place, is now the scene OF ca
mage and bloodshed, daily. Many
; the citizens have left, others have bee
killed, and others Free State men
have been sent down the river, viii
others still. have been compelled 10 see
shelter in Fort Leayenworth. l can Il
YOU j, looks awful. Tue soldiers par
VI ding the streets, armed 20 the teeth, 4
u American colors flying, the bands pla
II ing, and all to take the lives Of cllize
Of this once happy state, who have We
tured 10 express their free thoughts.
e | left Kansas about two weeks ago.
d They are pgessing horses, they se'z'
Z many OF my neighhor's horses, some
a the night aud very few IN the day tin
Dr. do not know as | shall be able 10 Ike
my horses here, as they begin TO talk
y pressing horses in this neig hborAood.
= Yours in friendship,
~ HESRY DoSAHo
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The Portland .7drsriissr publishes Ie-
turns from 40 towns, (all in the State
but A. when gives the following az
gregate vote AS compared with 1856
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A prominent book firm Of Boston has
thus far sold 1900 copies OF Fremont. 5
life, 300 OF Buchanan 5, and 100 OF Fill
morale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04
sOaN u. OLIVER, No. - s.rn,icr street

- NfW bRlfANs La Agent tor the sale of Mancfr nr.l
Tobacco would respectfully solicit Consgpments frem Manu-
fcurers in virginia with the that he
deal IA the article except asa Commission Merchant Ids whe'
time and attention viii be devoted tiu
may favor him with their gnucnts which liberal All
vauces Will be made.
RtFfhENcFs-oyler X. u, lease Hare Co. Hurt
Preston Knight n fnou, Go, M Iefiweh, Amnon
Nancock, Lyhchburg Chas VI. Cosby, l. II Holland Dan
vile John ) Walker, Richmond
mix L Adm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

The JEWELS RETURNED. The jewels which
go my sterionsly disappeared from the Melodeon
on Monday. to Tom Thumbs severe loss.as mys-
teriousy came back the next day. the box and
contents were discovered beneath the Stage
We are informed that well dressed man. with
"A stick in his hand, entered the room during the
exhibition on Monday evening walked up to the
plac" where the box stood and passed with it,
it he belonged to the company, down the stairs
in the of the stage. Finding his position
dangerous one, he came back by the way he
went, and restored the propprtyto Tom Thumbs
great delight Cincinnati COiumbidn.
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ARRIVALS Al THE
Wn-bin .1on rlSusr-ssueob a Ctnrls,

Ara. 2d-N " Jnnes. Miss 4 y Everett Il serf l.,
Miss Everett, Master Everett. l. Lee, j I Andrew =.
/ Walker. j T llobson " PointdeNtcr aud Lad,
Miss NJ PomtdeNtcr, \ Richards j r HAY. Mr. \
Hancock, Campbell; VIM \ Ford. j ! Lawn
Pettyjohn, \ McDan.l. r Wade, N IL Walknp. ~;
\ llagan, Pittsn Dunn Balt6 " Clark Union:
T Twaty New Orleans. b c Peters. Miss Peters anj
serNt Farmyile; 7 II Calan, Capt Il II RuclnGr V.
Tenn r r. II f Bocock, A Mcdaniel; Arpoma,to>;
VIM Sian Amherst
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\ SAD PICTURE OF MoRMoNS.-A letter Fl ON
Fort Laramie, dated June | 18th says:
We have met with several parties Of Saints re.
turning from Salt Lake to the States. All We met
gave terrible account of the state of affairs there
now. Tho poorer class had to suhsst for months
on ot--such as thistle. scco &c, which the in
dams gather and sell To them for one dollar per
bnshe. The grasshoppers which caused the fam
inc lastyear, have commenced again This season,
aud bid fair to destroy the present crop of wheat
and vegetables. Many of them appeared very
much dissatisfied with the Mormon fnith mud
stated ihat they had been deceived That me
poor had everything taken from them in the shape
Of tithes and taxes to support n few leaders in
the church BE this as it may, many of those
we met were real objects of pity, and give evil
.l"nce in their utter dcst,ution, that Mormanism
affords but little for the body at least, let il be
il will with the soul
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5a"d, which was taken OIL and Of eont.e he niary
sustained Is therefore the more serious The negfu
ABOUT 80 years Of age aud Is good blacksmith, We
"ooia suppose the injury sustained will utterly des
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