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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on THU RsDAY. Sd inst, at 5 r u:
w. FON JEFFERSON, SM1THLAND
IDfEh4 Port Caddo, Benton Shreveport Saint Maurice,
s75Ak Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore and Ae1andria, the
new swift running packet steamer sum
beam Captain A. D. Densow will positively leave Tor the
above all intermediate landings above For freight or
massage appIY on board r. B. SMITH,
Il Tchouptouas street
Leave. on SATURDAY, 5th n:tant. at o'clock P n
~ FOR RJEFFERsON. PORT CAD
lsnerrt.E do EmithIand, Benton. Monterey, Albany,
Shreveport, G and Bayou Saint Maurice Grand
cnr and Alexandria the superior light daft steHn-
er Dick Nnsh Capt. VIM. Lamptos will leave for the
above intermediate landings. For freight Or passage
annlv on board or to T. b. SMITH,
se3 Tchouptouas street.
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80 COAST PACKET STEAMER

t=uAt~txA BELLA DOnna-To and from New Orleans
Fort Adams, Wiiams port Fort
HUDSON all nterme,nte landings the BfllA noNNA
W Mcoms master will her old trips commencing
SUdav August 18th and confnue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening, o'clock
and Wednesday evening" on te arrival oi Tue
cars from Woodviilc. , MI,
.A clerk will the Ievee to receive freight on Thurs
day morning. , ,.,., -
- Particular attention paid the receiving and landing OF
na-sDnyess and freight ali hours Of the day and night
iyo3 II HOLMES X CIAUSS II Tchouiitonlas st,
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Lenxes everr WEDNESDAY,. at 5PM.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s 2 NJ. -
FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
aI4nHtvsS STEAMER Anna Perret. Capt g. f. Lou.
s- aivr. built expressly for the trade in place oi
te Steamer C. Young-l leave above taking freight
for Oid River simmsrot and all landings the Achafalaya
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J. N. JOHNSTON Co, Front Ievee ST.
Customhouse street.
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bis
WILLIAM II BOYD.

aud subscribed before this August
1851 The parties not being penser made their usn. marks
WIN RANDOLPH. j. p.
Clerks Office, District Court, Parish of Rapides.
T hereby certify that R. Legras, VIM. c. James,
and VIM Randolph, Esquires, are Justices of the
Peace in and for the parish Of Rapides, duly COM
missioned and qualified.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal of said Court, at Alexandria, the
2Sth day of August, A. D. 1857. .
NJ R. ARIAIa Clerk.
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State Of LOuisianQ-Pd17sh Of RaplGeS.
The undersigned has been an inhabitant of the
parish of Rapides fifteen years, and during the last
seven years has lived Calcasieu, within fifteen
miles Of 'Ten Mile,' alias "Stanley's Precinct" My
occupation has been that Of merchant, which
brought me in frequent contact with the people OF
Ten Mile creek, and | can state that there are up
wards OF forty votes given at the said precinct who
are considered mulattoes or free men OF color, and
that they vote the Democratic ticket | have fire.
quently heard John Dyal (or DoyD call himself
mixed blooded. He is the father of live voters at the
said precinct. , ,,,
Sworn to and subscribed before me- of August
| u p
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State Of Louisjana-Parish of RapideS.

Personally appeared before me. the undersigned
Justice Of the Peace. in and for the State and parish
aforesaid Simeon c. Nickols and James Hicks, citi
zens of the parish Of Rapdes and State of Louisiana,
who being duly sworn according to law, say that
they were Commissioners of Election for Calcaseu
precinct in the year 1885, and at the election held at
said precinct Isaac Sweat Robert Perkins and Alex
but we were not willing to receive their votes, be-
cause we believed them mixed with African blood.
In fact Buxton and Sweat offered their votes, but
would not swear they white tree-born citizens
We furthermore swear that believe that there Is
upwards of iorty voters who vote 1T Ten-Nle pre-
cinct, who are also mixed with African blood. we
| furthermore declare that We are members OF the
American party. >-,,r.o,s
JAMES HICKS.
Svorn IN aud shscrb.d beror, NE this 18th day of August
! A, D., lsJT. hAL' hANpo-th h' d. =
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mark
Sworn IN and suhscribei before me sd day Of JWI
orv 4 ID iSif nj Collie La. W. &. JAMES. J. =.
Mr. John Richey, being sworn. says that he heard
the affidavit of Mrs. r. Rchey read aud concnrs in
every word, except he does not recoect the time oil
the arrival of the old mulatto families in St. Landry
it being before his time. -
JOHN RICHEY.
Sworn to ard before Cctjie, La this 23i
duy Of January, a. D., 1856. W. c. JAMES j. p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29
DoNPSrNs BTvFs' ARMoRY, NEw YORK.

nNoNPSrNs Blues ARhoRY, NEW YORK, NOV. is,
i lS5-.-A meeting held n The armory u consider the
ws upon him TO II his determination fual, If
would the.mAtt.r
the Of the committee hey reported hat the de
termination Of Captain Besson was final
then moved that he committee draft series
solutions expressive OF he cell, Of the npany, who
Whereas Captain Jeremiah Besson rendered resg
nation feel incumbent upon Ia 70 emoody sent
whereas Ills determination adhere this purpose IL
tsused ~ imperative regard for his private affairs
here ore, 10 tul meeting endose the following
RESOLUTIONS
Resolved, That We regret the necessity which eompels
accept the resignation u commander, Jeremiah Bes
hui cons0ied by The edge hat shall
him az q friend
Resolved That as commander have found
sook sngly 20 The welfare Q. corps, aud that
ToNPKTSs BLUES
enhanced BY The ready oHcdence his command have
welded thns showing example good
only The loved Of his men but CRAFTY their self
they brought IL contact being called ou oy that strict
sspne which makes the soldier respected and the officer
prl1e oi his command.
Res ye THAI the pleasure have experienced
yareus aruivrrsries excursions and parades been
through rs untrinc eXerons and the receptions have
were ~ consequence Of he good name We had won
uhdeT : command.
t.ty proved hs gentleman ana whose discipline has been
,t-ai q he solder. aot he iyrant
hope that In whatever post he be cast he
s viE - hs Fentsnany preprey as enduring respect
suoched IS knowlcdec has The part Of
uyrgh done his neighbour he would be done
Received That \ committee he appointed 70 prepare
suIAtie testimonial - and hat tender hun
Resolved That these resolutions be engrossed, copy
he Captain another hung In the armory and The
tieut Al HEkT H. NfcoLAS, Chairman,l
ssrs, JoHS JACKSON, Com
torpl THOMAS n. NuRREII.
Irivate WI II. pENlNS, Secretary.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

AK FAMILIES AvFRTCATNES.-IA SPECIAL,
~ French Agency procurera CONSIGNMENT DIES demOi.
sees Franchise pour BONES enfans nsitnrces ueach
et eouturcres cusnierea etc. Les meeures references
donnees Les ordrcs promptemen renplis Get
bliss mCni ct unique daus IA vile sk bAU RENT
Dfccsur 659 broadway, NJ stairs RICH, side, H.
TINE JFuSE pENoIsFrLE, AYANT E1E EI.EvEE
L dams des rremers pensOnais de "a France, ~ par
H. plus Ffancais chprche place ensegner
Ele peu aussi bonner des econs n Alleuand
cuoe parle deerancr one De rapide Adres
so v0tr let're Bote sS5 Post once. Newark.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

WASTED-A BooKKEEPER, FOR A JoBBINo
w house three clerks for shipping ana coal Offices
conductors baggagemeu four clerks for dry goods
grocery stores brakemen oarkeepers three fire
for steamers two drivers and -four
scys. Apply 70 LOUIS KAUFMAN, 566 Broad way.
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THE MILITARY.

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THE SECOND CON
M pany, Washington Continental Guard will take place
Tuesday Dec l. 1851 at The Apollo Rooms Tickets ST.
~ admit lady and gentleman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BET FROM FIVE HUN
dred e. I've thousand dollars thsi Mayor wo will be
elected Mayor. HENRY HJGfIE1 $40 Pearl street
~ B.-No bumbug.
ITO THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
ttentlemsn-f feel obi ged you for selecting
Of the nominees for Inspector Schools for
the Sixth ward but gentleman uficr the present
stances Will tender resignation, decline
against the regular democratic republican nomination I
have the honor to remain, with respect
MATHEW H. RYAN
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HELP wANTED-FEMALES.

WASTED-A coIoRED WOMAN, TO DO THE WORK
w Of a very small family Jersey City. She must be a
good plain cook washer and Ca II 22l south
81 Market ST. before 10 after O'Clock Wages ~ per
month No person need call who does not want permanent
>
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TIE TRADES.

ITO BAKERS wANTED-A STEADY YOUNG MAN, 7
work bread and cakes at l36 Court g., Of Wa
ST., Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG FRENCHMAN WHO SPEAKS TIE ENG
N hsh and German Languages well WISHES % obtain situa
valet travelling south or West, America or
Europe VIII gentleman; ecton 10 travel with an in
understands waiter and valet
thoroughly Coed city reere1 given Please cali nd
Monday s. NJ Ia Git venue, 5Eweeu 2h and 18Th
stairs
A YOUNG MAN or TIE FIRST RESPECTABILITY is
"a DESTROYS q situation wholesale house where
can the business thoroughly Compensation OBJ
,ec He resides with his parents Any
addressed to A l.. M broadway Post office will be
promptly attended to.
ITO MERCHANTS OR oTHERs.-A LAWYER, COM
i PEELED by Ill health TO spend the winter in warm eli
mate would be glad 70 attend 70 the collection or settlement
any claims that be entrusted 10 his Havana
oher places. Address Lex Union square Post office.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--A MAN or LONG EX-
periepce in the tailoring business in all it's branches
nus city would like 10 take charge of establishment in the
country objection 10 goiag West OF South satisfactory
fereDces given, terms moderate Address - c. Herald Of
ice for week
yAyANIED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or GOOD EDU-
and several years business experience is desi-
OF obtaining situation spending clerk, in
mercantile commission commercial house. Satisfactory
references will be gven Any wishing such assistance
VIII please address A. q. D., Herald office.
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POLITICAL.

19rH wARp.-AT A MEETING OF THE WARD COM
~ Cnnon street on Friday evening, November n 1851 Il
unanimously resolved, that a.. nm,
pasper,as be rssoateas q the dslsFa,ss to ne
War, and Sas Ws% snfs es
purporng be held under the direction Of ths
carng certain this regular committee dlsor
ganzers and falsely and meany substituting oy
publication the regular members Of the ward Commteei
Resolved by this committee That the resolutions
published false in their language and statement CON
mpbie their paees!ien and but petty farce In the
only Wa1d s BY az ne
mee and as such we denopn, said spurious self consa
ted anti democratic and war SaTn
JACOB susAcHrR, Secretary.
1ATH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT EIGHTEENTH
II ward.
Regular F sgTnHnias sRasgL Fl Alderman
rGA n ss Ts q
election lie Of high character Of undoubted
has himself
the mercantile community We have sure guarantee In nun MN
devote himself zeaoasy to the publication Of our municipal
the polls. Let him not be defeated -, w.,
President Eighteenth Ward Republican Association.
JOHN JOHNS 4 n r acnasf' Secretaries
10 School Commissioner.
Regular democratic American
E EB#i ss sGffH
76Tn, AND TWENTIETH WARDS EIGHTH JUDI
u Far s sce %Mp JOYCE
40 publican regular nomination ni for Police Justice
' srE sFiiEN KELLY Chairman
10TH wARD-FoURTEENTH ALDERMANIc Dis.
DEnocRATIc REruB4 +Snss REGULAR NoMISA-
JoH FSr j Aia sRAppEy.
THEODORE j. FONDA
pA tSF rove W S Snss'ssR;
For Soqnc%sn of the sigh ssaAiOrs
SsHs ..,., zs
WM T. CURTIS
A. f srh Ssefs igi SfI2sos.
,ous FOSTER For School T TIMES p RR4py
JOHN R. FINLEY, ,5 xSSStsLgs sIL I.
A AsD; :; S y sT,s.v.. }secrsa.riss
10TH wARD-wHEREAs, SEVERAL PERSONS HAVE
other for the Fourteenth Adermanic dis
c I ss an G@ns nsrsy
them and are only legitimate nominations
For coun.,I% ss ,v si5'h Senatorial district,
SaSss +. f SSsS,AnEsr,
JOHN BRADY,
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE,
JAMES N. CROSS.
For School Commissioner,
GEORGE w PEARCEY.
For School Inspector
JAMES w. GERARD
For School Trustees,
CORNELIUS " DEFOREST,
DEWITT G.. WEEKS.
For Constables,
JAMES BRITT,
HENRY BISHOP.
COINS. ii. WHITAKER, Sec'y q. III. ADAMS, President.
10TH wARD-AROUSE
lO Prepare your ballots TO vote for
BRYAN McCAHIIL,
the regularly nominated
democratic candidate for Alderman, and
me workingmen's friend.
10TH wARD.-AT A RATIFICATION MEETING HELD
Il I'll n the EnrrMi unusc IN Friday
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ITO rrTCHERS -TOR SALE, T1E LEAss AND PIX.
4 uts 81 od established market Ia he upper part -
t vL Todt ~ class custom. TIE proprietor
~ shsf HusteSs cannot ne"Nd % both Apply - WIN
NU0NCOch. kas = and Tomrktns market
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HELP WANTED-sIALEs.

HELP WANTED-MALES.
DOY WANTED, IN AN OFFICE.-SALARY $50. ONE
ID residing with mis- parents preferred Address, stating
age &C. J. {. D., Herald office.
DRUG CLERK wANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WE'LL AC-
IL quanted with the retail and prescription
h.i Employment at lSg Allen ~,
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Tor SABA CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store - re and wagon with the good will lease ard
vsrv roa SOCK ON hand doing good business. Good
E'repf.
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FOR SALE.

LNoR SALE-A GROCERY, LIQUOR AND Fixed STORE,
IT VIII horse ard excellent stand, IN The Four.
Stnh ward Inquire u n DEIkE, 80 Greenwich street,
4 hurr~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

A cARD-SYw YORK, NOV ~ iss7.-THE NAME
~ Of the undersigned Vice Presidents Of the
Wood Meeting last evening without his knowlcdge con-
CORNELIUS GRfNNEII.
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manufacturing cststltahment " one of the principal
parts ~ he city, either with % the whole,
-ruret aFa,g, favorable conditions For inquiries ad
dress >. A .. Herald Office.
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oCcuLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

CONSULTATION on ALI DrsesLss or THe EYE
ard ear a. here,ofcre from 70 s,gFk d.'y Al 500
experience given 10 med cal the operations
and practical treatment OF hese hosie HxAns Ny "rres
tise the kyen be procured TIE Office Aso superior
artificial which and ook exscy like the natural
eye JAMES w. POW ILL., N. n, Ocutist, Aurist 40
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FyAsH PuRcH ssRRs or speAss ARE INyrrsD TO
~ es.gine stcsk Of HsvasA domestic and 9sr~ss :.
The ssnuwhnent - The vern bTsnds Good, ana ne
"''' '''" 3. CHEEKS, " Broadway.
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SPORTING.

RIOS aArE-A rnwrourDLAND DOC, rosB OF
children ard a good watch dR frice $50. Apply on
Monday, at o. ~ broadway, fourth story room NO. ID
rREaT sport AT DoDgRs TRITON MANsIoN
NI house McComb'e Dam on Monday April MICKEY
rsrE The erest pedestrian win perform ten ~ - pedestrian
Seas in one hour running jumpns and fot pure
~ s00 each yards for purse OF "; 100 yArds
scps ,sce between New YORKER and Newark man. Sport
q cou.mspce ~ O'Clock
suo syORrsMEN FOR SALE, FULL BRED SETTER
il sos ~ years old thoroushlf broke and warranted
scnrh Pri~e $50 To avoid trouble fhose not willing
he shove price need not apply Address o. b. Dor tSo
pu~f once
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NrcARkeUAN CorfoN.-A Mvas (NicarAgua)
corres popdsns SENDS . Memphis p.psr Q spsoasa a
oaion rom tsss country TIE staple 70 very long, and
really nne ulk, and the editor sAnhs thsa "
On ~ COTTON thAA he haa ever seen.
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.


A sprsRBLY cAkvED boUsLE RooND sIyE.
Louis xiv vhh four round b.c. same s front
iosd WITH rs. pearl wo.s Of ne, ,iD: mDuldDg. al
% four oernsr made % order By Of makers
THIS city from -hom rsssrsses viz be given u desired
richness and power met YIN and can 5. fa tested
ssron Of sSe.e in .seh q mAsssseni psror piano ns~
two month. $50 and fun, Proc SEQ cost $50
H' o.s %, iYq :. ':s:
buyer
A SPLENDID sRvEr OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte for sl,o cost 500 one With rich moulding foe so
go, sss Sa SO $40 sod siiS Ola psno. iasen In az
change al io2 Twenty sixth street, near sn,h avenue
L ncpis; Or far sale !. SIS s. 500 and slis ana two
octave price stb and $3.50 and melcaecns CHEAP
Grand stree.
DR1yB PIAEoFoRTEs @ III. BAeMoRE. 3ss
Bleechsr street manufactures and orer large
several superior pianos sod ss most
70 mshe alteration in business.
pIANos AND MEloDRoNs-eREAr RARGAISs-
oTgs e Srsp: :. be made !. the , Ssoo sc,r. a.
val be sold during Ibis and next wees lower prices ihsn
ever before offered In this e ris.os saa %elo cons 70
short time In use price e be inspecied A. ia Mon
ANTHOLOGY.
SuAlEvoyArCn.-nks sEyMouR, No. no srRirG
~ street few doors west n BROADWAY the most
MI medical and hustnses csirvoy PANT " america. Al dts
esses discovered And cured curabe un-rrng sdvics
business absent te7da &c and sasiscon %
no pay.
yea. +. 49, r. +. - 81.
CJMBEaLASp COAL Fos SMITHS use, prs
Icducee psSs me 1stsSo s sSn " ss
200 Cherry street and 2S Grand.
pkA GOAL Foa sALE Cheap 70 Trso OR MORE
Alec coal carts ard rets harness. coal scales necr
ly ade by the Journey scale Apply 70 y III.
VAN WRINKLE No III Joarai mon st-eeet Rooklyo.
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a U0UGTE NAQUAT-PLEAsE CALL AT g4 BROAD
"A way send there your trectoa-you viii receive 40
about family
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OFFICE or THE auFEN BAY, MILWAUKEE, AND
~ Chicago Railroad Company-b7 " all street rew york
sesds April No. win be paid At his Once
u q. sCOFIEi.D, treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

I OeT-A SMALL GOLD CTaIN WITH wATtiu KEY
IL attached white stops iu the head Of the key valued
present ON absent friend The finder will be literally
1ewaIdeo by eavn 1t at NO. II East Broadway.
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A SPLENDID sRvBr OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Piano
N sls0 e00: with rich moulding 500
d. s25 and 8 second hspd pianos for es SIS tS5 $40
$50 S5, Sa $50 St0 snd ttl5. Old pianos taxen In
change Al l02 wepty slrth su si,th avenue
n. GONZALEZ.
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MAO BOOKS EXrRAORDINARY-JACHIM mo
M Boaz Key 10 the Door OF Free Masonry 80 50; ALVIN
hitua do So Ancient Constructors 81 So Oivers Maso nc
andmsrks S. Bv itpg DO will be by mail
postpaid, 70 any part Of the country
". GOWANS l7S Fulton street
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WHOLE NO. 1880.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Jsne,sou msrtet sbisct Ard tan terrier dog hsvng On
brass lar, with the owners thereon The
eSove reward viii be paid leaving the at No 10 Ninth
s6eek
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DROPOsALa FOR BUILDING SEW ER IN FORTY
eighth street between the sixth Seventh
win be received at the once Of the undersigned uut the 10th
IL slant N. d. sHELDON, IS Nassau street.
nrHE NEW yOkK HORTI0ULfU aAL SOCIETY WILL.
hold sdonrned meeting In Clinton BaT this tMondsy)
evening at ~ O'Clock. JOHN GhOsHON, President
0Eo Il. bEUAssu r. 8. =
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If THIS MsRTs THE EYE OF EIrHER WILLIAM
Freoerick 1eoree Wurtembevger, thew will please
can ct the office Of Midaieton Co.. Is New street
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name OF bite House Tire proof showi OF he most
and TO insu the and government oii,ors this
Young took this pard0nsd criminal ~ rim Ia proper
person 10 church the ssobsth a'ter his c,nvc
ton Baker 10 the MARITIME hsvbg received sfu pardon
from Gov. Brigham Young These tso men wore Nor
mons
On the o,hc- hand, I charge the Normons. aud Gov.
Young particular, with imprsDnng ave or sif young
men rtri slssoun and Ioss wno nov Ia the psnl.
Tertiary OF Usg, without these men hsviog vols cd any
crimrsl az In America buI ,pey were anu Hornons,
POOR unsducsed young men, on their ~sy Toe Uafrns
but because they epig rated from nioolt Iowa Mia
souri, and psssed by Great Sal, Lake Oily. they
dic,ed BY Probate Court snd mot s,utaly and inhu.
manly att with addition 10 poioG Marty lucar.
cora cd IN tho rsntiy prison Of ths rerrn,ry OF Uah
also oaafge sSv Yo1rg with oens,aoty interfering with
the federal courts directing tue Grand Jury wn,n 10
indiot End whom and after the Judges onsrxs tbs
Grasd Jurics ~ 10 their ouues. that this Young
invariably hes member Of the Grand Jury advised
~ ed ~ 10 bis oil 10 relation To their lsbors aud
that he charge ,hus sives 10 the only charge kapws
obeyci or received by all the Grand Jures OF iera
courts Of Utah Territory.
Again, air, after careful and mature Investigate
have ben compelled 70 como 10 the oouolusiou,
hesruendirs and sokcpipg ~ II msy be. that DAP,
John W Gunn'sor and bis party Of eight c<hers were
murdered ~ the Indians In 1857, under the eder ad
vice and directions Of the hormons; that my iusrous
and dhtinsushea predecessor, Hon. Jconfas shaver,
came 20 hs death drinking poisonous liquors aiv en-
10 him under the order OF toe leading Of The str-
nry Of the TERRITORY, A. ". Babbht, YES murt-red on
the Fia'ns by bsnd Of Nor mavauders under the
pntculsr snd sp<cai order of Brigham Youpg Hebsr
kimsali aod j. Grant, and NOS BY the Indians, ~
reported ~ TOE ncvmops themsslves: and that tssy
we're sent rom salt Iase ry fcr that purpose ans nat
only and ~ members Of the DAsiss band tsey we're
bound TO do the vi of Brigham YousG, a. the hesd o
The church, or forfe,s their osb lives
which would be 700 besrt rsndDs 70 lnssrs ia ,s',
81 Ju.,'"s q me s Ts,r,sSss U..s and .s.s rssarn
10 ny adopted aase ~ Illinois. NJ rsasos, nr ncr
.aSiss ms eonnsa,os,,es sss pssnc b, Mat We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

ri XII WHITING CLAAsEs--BoOKKHEeING AND
oil w erciA accomplishments reduced 4ces
ths Mr. PAINEs academies 62 Bowery aud KS full
ton greet b'oohlyn. Rooms open nsrucon thu
half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

TyDy LOAN.-YKNPORARY LOANS WILL BE RE
~ eeives by The Evaporation Of the city OF sev York In
sur Of than 500 for which
Arusd bearing interest II sin cent aud payable from
- months 10 one year. may be desired.
Frr.Scr pprlRrxrvr, CoxPrRoLIna's OFFICE,
nrw YoRK, april 1, 1851
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-29

found the convention proceeded to nominate ~
officers Mr.. A. D. Battle was selected over M, fa
seogin as the nominee for sheriff; Mr. Thos D. D. !
for recorder; and MT K. r Hackett for assessor AZ
which the convention adjourned D ATT