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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-06
Tobacco.
Tobacco is an Indian weed,


1t was the devil who sowed the seed.
fit of tobacco chewers. They are worth
reading, and bordering upon. They are
made by Fontana, a distinguished chemist.
II, says:
1. | made small incision in pigeon 5
leg and applied to it the oil of tobacco; in
less than two minutes it lost the use of its
foot.
?. repeated this experiment on another,
md the result was exactly the same.
3. l made small wound in the pectoral
muscles of pigeon; and applied the oil to
it; in three minutes it could no longer support
itself on its left foot.
4. This experiment repeated on another,
resulted III the same way
5. l introduced into the pectoral muscles
# a pigeon, a small bit of wood covered
with the oil, in few minutes il fell insensl-
BILE.
6. Two others to whose muscles l applied
this oil, vomited all they had eaten.
Z. Two others with empty stomachs.
treated as above, made all possible efforts to
vomit.
S. One single drop of this tobacco oil put
upon the tongue of cot, has produced VIC
snt commissions. and killed her in the space
one minute.
o \ thread dipped in the oil and drawn
through flesh wound of cat dog, or any
other animal of their size, will kill it in
seven minutes.
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SUprERRANEAN DIsCov ERIEs.-A letter from
Jerusalem of a recent date. saws:

SuBrERRANEAN DIsCov ERIEs--A letter from
Jerusalem of recent date, says:
I'm digging out the foundation of . house
which is being built in this city for the Aus
TRAN clergy, the workmen discovered, at the
depth of about fifteen feet from the surface,
several subterraRean rooms, the walls of which
are OF hewn stone and the floors of mosaic
The most important part Of the discovery Is,
however, grottc cut ont II the rock, and
supported by FIVE columns. There are GER
tain indications which lead to the belief that
this sro,to had served as church for the
early Christians, but the grotto, it is supposed
was formed before the advent Of Christianity.
Several capitals of CorinthiSn columns and
fragments Of antique marbles have been found.
The Austrian, French and Prussian consuls,
accompanied by the architect Endlicher. who
IS experimenting the building. have visited
the sub,erranean galleries, and have had po-
tographic drawings made. The Mussulman
oritiarces throw no obstacles In the way OF
archaeological researches
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Don't Worry.

When Bulstrode Whitelock was embarked
as Cromwell's envoy to Sweden in 1853, he
was much disturbed in mind as he rested in
Harwich the previous night, which was very
stormy, while he reflected on the distracted
state Of the nation. 1t Happened that conf
dental servant in an adjacent bed, who, fin
ding that his master could not sleep, said
PRAY, sir, will you give me leave to ask
"a question:"
Certainly
pray, sir. don't you think God governed
The world very well before you came into
it?''
"Undoubtedly."
"And pray, sir, don't you think He will
govern it quite as well when you gone
out of it?''
Certainly"
Then, sir, pray excuse me, but don't you
think you may as well trust Him TO govern
i. as long you may live?''
To this question Whitelock had nothing to
reply; but turning about, soon fell asleep till
nc was summoned to embark.
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Soss OF TEMPERAScE.--The Grand Divis-
ION s. Of T. adjourned yesterday after a very
harmonious session. There was very good
delegation present
The following is the list Of officers elscsed
on Wednesday for thSensung year:
G. w P.--John II. Batty. indianapolis.
G. w. A Rev John Leach Lafayette.
6. Scribe--H. Obr, indianapolis.
G. IA. S. Kingsley. indianapolis.
G. Chaplain. A. Abbott. Columbus.
G. Con -Theo. Robinson. Utica.
G. Sen Robert Denbre. Logansport-
+ H. Barry. VIM. Hannaman, p. s. Sage,
K. T. Brown, E. II. n. Berry, 5. w. E,Ies-
On. J. T. Buyer. John II. Batty, and John
leach were elected delegates to the National
Division which meets in Providence Rhode
Island, in June next.
The next session Of the Grand Division will
be held at Greensburg, commencing Oh the
81 Tuesday Of April. 1857, at 81 O'Clock p.
NJ Ind Journal.
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Prescription,

Mr.. C. F. Widup, Of this State. has been
.urned out Of Clerkship in the Land Office
by Mr. Commissioner Hendricks, for daring TO
think that Fremont would do to make Pres
ident of. Mr.. Hendricks feels well provided
for in hi. fat Commissionership. which he has
taken in payment Of his vote on the Nebras-
La Bill. He would feel bitter if Fremont
should turn him out fer his aboiainsble opin-
ions. and for negiecting his Office to make Mig
ger speeches in Indiana. However. as he
holds his place not for his qualification to
discharge its duties, but as payment for a very
convenient trucking at An important moment,
re doubtless feels that there is no call upon
him to be very attentive. as there might be
lpon man who had been appoi ed solely
to do his duty and not in payment nofpolitical
services.
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CocoA.-An excellent breakfast beverage
may be made by simply pounding the nut
which is the substance Of chocolate-a and boil
ing it in the same manner in either water or
milk. The best quality is that of Caracas
which is small. very dark colored, and APP
PEARS as il partly mouldy or broken; while
that usually to be found ia the shops is plump
and glossy. and the patent sort. or paste is
ssill more inferior: it being always the cheap
est kind, and not unfrequently from that
which has been damaged
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Now Arriving
AT SCOTT i CRAwF0RD'S.

q FINE and extensive stock OF Staple and Fancy DRY
N GOODS Alter expressing cur sraadet TO oar nurerG
ileerAl and
the pleasure them and all concerned that
Goods will b sold a. Low a. previous
time ana MANY kinds % Goods Il selj they
in this market and cheaper than they
he bought in Cheap Cash STORES distant ihaa
excepted We prepared 10 do shat We say Oar
will large large portsz Of Which was bought
AZ us;s cash prices" As claim any ones
natrsnaSs shs Held cut and
solely the Superior quality and os prices %
rely getting coed bargains Of Us
Afforded sny Wher=- Do take vort for IL
what man the thing Remember the PEI Lamb
s.p,ereer To- 1859 ssef
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Sash, Blind, & Door Mandatory.
DOLL BAIRD &c co.

UAf IUN UFIfU-
On the Canal. frs: building South Of the old Last
and Peg Factory. Are prepared sia all the modern
Improvements IN Hsehfaert, FOE Manufacturing 90
large scale every varasts Of
SASH. BLIsD~. AND DOORS
Aiso Moulding. o: every description which they
warrant superior to any made Esst or West; a Iis-
eraI disro2nt Whoiessle purchasers. ORDERS from
. distance promptly attended 70
~, lE5G. ~
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Fer Sale at a Bargain.

VN-ILL be ssI aesrgaia- FARM situated : miles
cf ca1Uty. Ohio. and containing
,re bur drrf eighty land Ice - which
CLEARED ana az aE>ier zos3 which
Portable esstrE sxcei}snt frame barn and Easd
spring The FaT = sell ~Atere- xA5eA also
coed ysxn e<zrius Greaara
Aisa-Tso lets "a Rieanoai, near the nsf-ss-
Those q properly, Il seoa joe&-5or-
Teggeste1 to eve ne call JANIS L HARRIS
FSerGAry - ~ Il
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4 B. BrrLER. NJ. ?. R-E, HAUeHToS, N.
BUTLER < IIAUGHTON.

yUY>ICIANS AND SURGEONS. viii attend
[ promptly to all cases entrusted 70 their care
special attention paid SursIesl diseases, and disc
ses OF the Throat sRs Lur =
- Orice in the Basement Of DR.. Bgtler's resi-
.ence "a Main street "a door below the star Hosse.
ADril TS5s I5-tt
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Spinning's Livery Stable.

70 The Gader$s saed has 4-ata s7sRs
. - saEEeI business II the - Western @-assss.s
49, stage CoElEtEy les. -. . II
ce-sr Of N4-au a4 Na1ut streets where he pre-.
pare asz tie aeste sfth ans
has lsEe FE she keretofere-
lie N sras travellers Aad others ay part the
.aas nay Eei. caEfasta4!S
horses sfE earsf4l tri
IA any ra7 &c the city Cor "a road
rAssel AMI perat their eacgs
or elsewhere sestrd. critters ZEN the staeie
wt.L lie Hfalstsis ATTENDED Ea-
IaA1Aui frr 15s !.t>t }HerAl Tstro1Ace he has re
hopes as laz and reason
Nr.e charges 1sl-t.-lalucs-
r SPINNING
Richmond. January I. f.5G- S-f
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PLUMMER, YEO & co,

VVIotesale Dealers n Paints. Tayntshi',
OH, IVTadoac Glass Drgagists' Giass-
n4Te, sr..
ST Main srteet, Richmond
have besa and receiving rTery ~
DAYS large aaABsien. their preseat Of PaAnss.
farnAsh cezgtry dealers riLh amp kanA
In rh-r loser thry and shiP re
CtarIuuzsf Tie quality Of gods ~srrAni % se s
SIMILAR hTAHs price AMI often superior -
deal exclusively stsh 1Y3rseFs All EsaHf@etsFsfs &c
0ss@r house Ee s9fAreas 70
All any pzFsoa Ssyzx ~ih aa4 zasaaa -
- r.-e. - = 5eS
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DR.. JOHN Fl. FOSTER,
~ =

Recksylrania, Hardin cossefy. Iotra.
w Ill attend seleetins and entering Gov
w ,aEd lows ana Minnesota paying taxes fer non
residents buying and ing lands Money invested al
Western rates General sn.gruls tloG given.
Refer g. L3n-l@y Hoag. Daniel r. Grsf5th. Racksvl-
vsnis. EHes q Fray arSSyilIe Oh3a Lewis Bark Ell
jan I'm, Jason Ham kls 2lud Caseb bite, ksysvtIe
.tEly =. 1886. 81 SIN
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Now is the Winter

Az aching and suffering soic< made EEorteas
summer the fact thAs A. BALLARD j. prepare
furnish the ladies' and S14rsL watE zs83 ant
SHOES. every variety pattern 2ad
al. adapted FaI Winter season n- which
will entirely - soc. ratte.a o.
zAseh has been received froz Easi4EI- where j. Las
had Protraet=i and has attained popularity EaPrs
history q The trade I ef
FORM elastic spring inserted IN he a:cV and combine
Euskfa pattern ANNOY
trouble Of I4cng win broEsn zHd saotte3 string
q holes Cal AL examine for your
ny you sflf woT[h
szE money 2sy cher place Terns cash
Respectfully. BALLARD.
Plazanaess bal5inE- sssta Pearl street
serteraSe- II. iS5s- 5a-st
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\ .JABEE rEHClN AL
COALE s. PERCIvAL,
SUCCESSORS J. 1. sTEAwBRIDGE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
as lN ~ HDNN N n& 0:s

Cutlery Farmers and Mechanic Tools, Carriage Trim
nlines. Guns. Gun Trimmings. Shoe Findings, Sc,
No 81 Main street, Richmond, Indiana
january Il. 1885. Aft
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Corn Crops are Short,

Nd - the tso4 s7r eastie- the
- Efsa enough fsy for Erushgr.
Ana : ta- te "a 4ve NILS ST and redy for
aPsr4tsa = X b8sA kLL purchasers ard pat
t5=r Als o-aer. @a1 teu aa- szl ss.ctsn 81
the Ea3Fes&szr.
3 as large s- q sitIl. 81 h4n4 ana fHtea4. 70
supply sI5iE 4ISags operation
hax uulfya q n EiesEsn4-
Eel EeEher 4. ssG
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hAas = grades Ehic n
Ee-y chap Ehafe-zte retail.
Also szq-E5er hArreEs ssve-.
q. G. " BARNES.
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BOSTON PIANO FoRTES.

I'VE have banda large assortment O Piano Portss
~ from Chcker7ng & sous Ncc1Eard & BraEE- Ealett
Davis a-hers We have aso Aeio3eous- OF vAri
Gus prices vh5ch VIII sell znzs1aiiy
low for cash WILLARD & SFo8ELL-
CT 6. 1855 I4I-aasPs Is
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Cincinnati White LEAD Mandatory.
d nnNEITNc q SON

r. CONkLING & son,
rBRoADw ~. e-tx=-n -sh 4a3 Ninth s.F=et--ws
nov prepared - al al crazrs for White Lad Red
Lithargs. Pt.Y- EsrrzaE-5 e the szlaty
q ErA3e " have
Broadway. sith facilities for sapzsly
tsizcreas@4 demand for H- Awe articles Oar
therefore @s<z-=d a. having zeIr orders promptly
filed
CInoiza.4i os.obeE :. 1855 sa-3v-saz
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Third Arrival,

TR unprecedcuted large trade this kes il
Necessary should be constantly making additions
we'll selected stock. have received
other shipment of Goods this spring from the
East, amongst vhich many cheap and desIrable
Dress Goods
such as Chaies Grape DeEspanee, six Milan Cloth siiA
stripe Msxieapa. printed jaconets, &e Also few pieces
fine Gin CHAINS desirable pat
other articles suohs Trimmings Motions
endiug few weeks n the East
he viii continue to select and send home
such goods cheap and desirable for our market
4elick sales aud small profits Is our motto
Those whe have WOOL % sell, will dc we'll to give
call SIhAiiAN IprfiN
9TH month sth 1856 26tf
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,JEHIEL RAILSBACk.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public
RICHMOND. IND.

wv Ill. attend to the prosecution Of business in
w WAYNE and al Joining counties, and 10 the prur
collection Of clas. oee in Brightwels building up
stairs ely
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Save Your Flax Straw.

gH>HE subscribers having mill property
King Mills. in Richmond for the purpose of manu-
featuring Flax and Tes desire purchase eOon roed
and uurotted Es4AN STRAW, which they will pay
the following prices viz:
For Graded straw 50 soto 81 so per
puIled to
Straw will always he preferred and larger price
proportion The labor of hut rifing
and the of the land which IT is rotted.
the labor. Persons having Straw dis
will confer favor by leaving their names aud the
quantity they furnish and whether roed unroed
with Seed Agent. Will be received
rangements can he of which due notice
given thrown in the field be saved
spread if intended to deliver
nut in stack THUN 4 BERRY
Richmond. August p. 37-3ra
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Piano Covers and Stools.
sugar.

VERY large assortment. Beautiful cheap
= ce8v~a Is WILLARD s. sT0sELL.
March s 1855. IDzianAF oils.
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IZ1ng s. IRovyls1
GROCERS,

lind Dealers in Provisions. Produce, &c,
HAVE just received and Eo.s opening atthe cor
L OF Mais and Front streets, new s'och OF
Fresh Groceries which they oer at the lowest pos
sible rates p DIVISIONS GRAIN, &c- kept constantly
on hand also No article Of Family lour may al
wsys be found at this ests olish nent
Goods bought house will be delivered IN any
part o the city free OF charge
1.-THE highest price paid for all klnes OF eFenSnis-
bic country produce
Our friends invited 10 call and exaRlne our sio'.
nd prices KIM ) hOH t. !
April 10.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
ZIG FE.fTT-S EEEE PILL =
AND PHENIN BITTERS,
Free from all Mineral s'oisons.

| ana phenix Bltters have attained in consequence
OF the exlraurisnzrv cures effected by their
Aer IL unnecessary fer the proprietor to enter into
particular aualvs their medicinal virtues prop
critics. Having been than twenty years before
the ouGc. ana Saving the united testimony OF more
emo ymen OF perfect health by them, II L be
lieved their reputation the best vegetable med
icine Putic, admits Of no dispute In
almost every cIty and YiIsse in the United states
there many 10 really 10 testify 10 their eth
cacv in removing disease. aa4 giving to the whole
system renewed health src viSor.
In SeTc5uIa, Ulcers. Srurvy OF hruptions 81
the skin the operation Of the c Medicines Is truly
astonishing. often removing IN Few days every YES
tge Of III losthome diseases by theIr puTi Ell
fleets en- the blood Fever and Ag1e. DysFePsis
Dropsv. Piles. ami Il short all diseases soon
Vi Ii 10 their curztive properties No family should
be yrithout them a. BY their timely much suffer
ing ara expense may be saves
Prepared y y rLLI.E AoFFATT, NJ ID New
heork. snd for sale BY Z G. 9orTs, Richmond. Int
= Nav ,. $50 = on
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PILES, PILES. PILES...
This hitherto intractica5le disease. Of erery
f,2rni and IN erery stage,
Cured by External Application Only.
DR.. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve
WILL never fail in giving immeg,.. pss,ive
Only InfaiIible Remedy known
elsewhere the piles and is the result
patient study an investigation.
will the the Of Trial without fear Of failure
its part, 70 do all the proprietor claims for it.
Full directions accompany each box and all that IS requl
site strictly to observe them nd IS certain to fol
low The proprietor refers to the feowing testimonials
from gentlemen Of character and standing who have volun
tary givel in its regard
Gcacy in their cases. Read them
The foIlowins from of the reliable citizens
Chicago, the late Treasurer Of Cook county III
Cmc.ao, July 25 1855.
Or. CayanaughDear Sir: wish hereby make known
the afflicted that have been troubled with the Piles for
twenty upwards and at times most severely and
during and exceedingly painful attae friend
truly had applications that
soon found doing good really
lille that only about of your
most t s III N si us e,n IL de eo.
such he afflicted with this
painful disease do hesitate that consd
cry preparation Invaluable remedy for the Piles.
Most sincerely yours,
The Hon Richard Yates late member of c gress tIom til
Jacksonville, Ill. Nov. Is 1855
Thos II. Cavauaugh-Dear Sir The preparation. Cav
anauEhs Pie salve. which furnished found of
service producing and speed do not hes
recommend Invaluable remedy the Piles
Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
:! , Prtce2J per For in Richmond ny Ne srs
Dr. II. CAyANAUGH.
Sole Proprietor, : Louis Mo.
2e-iy
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A Beautiful Assortment

ENANCY and plain Ca=simeress
n 10 SIX Vests ard Essiiozs.
Or every description. jzst received >. MTLIEI-s-
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FOR SALE.
To Persons Building Houses.

FEt BAKGIS his Steve Store has Of Ev-
Troughs, FIAT Caters an II Ess t sizes. which he
viii icE Tn Roofs and kinds OF
done short notice
may u E-5r. - n
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Always on Hand.

At SCOTT & CRsWFORDs>. 5. 1 and { cut c
= pet Chain sud Coverlet Warp. white and color
Cotton Inc, Batting and Waddjng.
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Prepared by DR.. j. &. AVER.


sg-For sale a. " II. Th mas prug Store. and also
~ Harrington Belle Drug Store, Richmond, Ind
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.Fsst.stlsas <ss,R ssoaas.

For sale ~ Dfrss - generally.
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a Word to the Hungry.
KANSAS FREE.

usual. have the cheapest and largest stock OF
Gloves and Hosiery Ri chmoU1. Extraordinary bar
ns are offered SCOTT IL CRAW FORD.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-13
Correspondence of Bellevue Gazette.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 27. lS56.

Our city since my last, has been alive
with Politicians, and scarcely anything but
politics takes with the people here.
The whole number of deaths in this city
during the week ending on Saturday last,
is 500, viz: Men Is; women II boys
1919; girls 100. Deaths from consump-
ton IL deaths from violent causes, 3.
Natives of the United States, 273; Chill
dren under ID years of age, 2l5.
The funeral of Rev. DIR. Leon Merz-
bacher, an eminent Hebrew divine, who
died very suddenly, in a fit, on Monday
last, in the second avenue, took place this
afternoon, from his late residence, l59
Forsythe street. The officiating ministers
were Rev. DIR. Einhorn, of Baltimore, and
Rev. DR.. Meyer, of Charleston. The
remains were Inferred in Salem Field, L.
|. Deceased was pastor of the Jewish
Synagogue in Twelfth street.
Hiram Hutchinson, Esq, late President
of the Hamburger Bank, South Carolina,
died in this city, after a lingering illness,
on Thursday last. His funeral took place
or Saturday last, and was largely attended
Judge Whiting has resigned his seat on
the bench Of the Supreme Court. He is
now in the field as an independent candi-
date for Mayor, as nominated by the Re-
formers.
The Examination of Musquieta, upon a
charge of assisting to fit out the slave bark
Panchita, was terminated to-day, before
the L. s. Commissioner, the defendant
being held to bail in the sum of $500. in
default of which he was committed to
prison.
The Common Pleas and Superior Court
have naturalized between 5000 and 1000
foreigners since the lst of October. Ad-
ding this number to the 5000 naturalized
in September, and the $50 in August, we
have a sum total of between IL 900 and
10000 as the result Of this falls business.
1t is ascertained that nearly eight thou
sand European emigrants have returned
TO Liverpool, during the past six months.
The New School Presbyterian SYNOD
at its sitting on Thursday, unanimously
passed a resolution deprecating in the
strongest terms dancing, vino drinking
and card playing on the part of Christians
and Christian families.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-13
The First Hand-Cart Companies.

We received by last Saturdays mail a
file of the g Dessert News" Published at
Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory,
and copy the following interesting account
of the arrival, at that city, of the First
Hand-Car Train of migrants:
Having learned that Capt. Edmond
Etisworth'S company camped at the VIII
low Springs, on the evening of the 25th
inst, on the Goth Presidents Brigham
Young and Heber c. Kimball, Lieuten-
ant General ID. ii. Wells, and many other
citizens, in carriages, and several gentle
men and ladies on horseback, with a part
of Capt. II. b. Clawson's company of
LancerS and the Brass Bands under Can't.
William Pitt, left the Governors Office
at 8 a. m, with the view of meeting and
escorting them into the city.
Within about a mile and a half of the
foot of the Little Mountain, President
Young ordered the party to halt until the
hand carts should arrive, and with Presi-
dent Kimball drove on to meet them. Ere
long the anxiously expected train came in
80
sight, led by Captain Ellsworth on foot.
and with two aged veterans pulling the
front cart. followed by a long line of carts
attended by the old, middle aged and young
Of both sexes.
When opposite the escorting party, a
halt was called and their Captain intro
duced the new corners to Presidents Young
and Kimball, which was followed by the
joyous greeting of relatives and friends,
and an unexpected treat OF melons. While
thus regaling, Capt. Daniel ID. Macarthur
came up with his hand-cart company, they
having travelled from the east base of the
Big Mountain.
From the halt to the Public Square on
Second West Temple street, the following
order was Observed, under the supervision