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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Toe G cam Saloon.

WIN. H. BUTCHER WOULD, INFORM s,,.
20 W. his friends, and the public, that he haS00
srsadded to his Cake aud Bread Bakery, a arge3S
sssand choice assortment Of Confectionery, andss<
sFruit, which he will sell on reasonable terms td
~ He also opened an Lee CREAM SALOON, ons,3
q Thursday, June 9Th, and he will be nappy -
TO supply his friends with first rate articles
WILLIAM II. BUTCHER.
rraobod Iunh II 1857 33-tf
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For Sale.

ALARM CONTAINING dc ACRES, ABOUT (
acres Of which is Woodland the rest in good state
Of cultivation Three acres of Strawberries all kinds
Of Fruit except Peaches-good old fashioned house
With rooms and kitchen--Wood House Carriage
House Barn and other out buildings Price SIS 900;
1900 can remain on bond and mortgage Enquire of
s5g- The above property will be exchanged for
Frseseoold property, if desired Call OH John C. s..
Connolly, for particulars
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

Warm and Cold Baths. sc.
4 THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY RE.
ritted andnewly paiEted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms. and is now prepared to wait upon the
pubic In as good style any establishment of the
nd; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
G apartments, and hopes the public will favor this
partment of his business with patronage that will
able him to sustain it. There is nothing so con
duslye to health, or SO pleasant good Bath, and
particularly is it so at this season of the year Baths
on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday mornings,
20 Perfumery of all kinds constantly on hand
andfor sale cheap.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended the subscriber hopes for
continuation Of the same, as he will spare no pains
or expense to have his establishment in every par
ticular, equal to any in the staLe-<~
ANTHONY FREY.
Freehold, April 16. 1857 95tf
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Lost.

ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING. JULY 18th, IN
Nor near Freehold CAMEO BREAsT-P PIN Design
A Lady standing near tree in the foreground A
house and lake in the background The finder will
be literally rewarded on leaving it at this Office.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Blue Ball, August 20, 1857:
FOR SALE!
Lost

A DRAB SACK SUMNER OVER-CoAT, TAKEN
"A from .he Billiard Room of the Mansion House,
# f'ono Branch some three weeks since. In one OF
the pockets was Red Handkerchief The finder
viii confer d favor, and be suitably rewarded by
leaving il with Samuel s, Laird, Mansion House, :
Long Branch, or with Carson & conoyer, Freehold
Arnnst 1fth 1871.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Al RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE,
rs NOW OFF RED TO TWO OR THREE PER
lsons wishing to secure themselves each Farm OF
Fifty or One Hundred Acres well located in Virginia
with houses water, timber, &c. AS the subscriber
having a larger farm than he wishes to occupy, Of
fers inducements to settlers from the North, and is
willing to take part payment in work if desirable, at
the low price Of SIS per acre. The climate is heal
thy and very pleasant. Immedlate application may
be made to CHAS A. WEBST Err, near Freehold, or
to ADRIAN VAN DOREN. Falmouth, Stafford Co.,
Virginia.
August 9Th, 1857. A-lm.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

DO You Know
Tthat the disease which is affecting thousands
%and which bv many physicians is called
Breaking Out,
rTsis beyond shadow of doubt. none other than
= the old fashioned Scotch Fiddle, Tor In other
fywords, the T.
Fl The past four winters have proved 1t is Soil
Many who Mere afflicted used
% birthstone Ointment, -
,rthe common remedy found, to their sorrow, thatr
Lit re appeal ed the next season in sl its vruence
wrThnusand who were disappointed, in theirMT
ES despair sought relief in Sarsaparillas, and@W
.otber remedies called Blood Purifiers only toeTy
III be again disappointed, were cured by using l.
49, Barnes Itch Ointment. TSw
kx1 This peculiar disease does not appear upon4S3
r-zthe hands, but upon the u
III legs and Arms. "a
~ Many are afflicted whist undressing for theMY
IN night. others only after they are in bed; tow
sleEu is impossible, until after nature is ex-ry
| ~ hausted by rolling, tossing and scratching;
This Ointment completely eradeates the disease,
and in sections of country where used, it has annih
lated IT, 1t is superior remedy to aay the itcning
attendant upon many cases OF letter
TO HORSEMEN.
HYDER ALI MIXTURE.
This celebrated Embroeation has been thoroughly
tasted. and is pronounced superior to any other in
use Il l. preoared from a receipt of the late
WILLIAM l. PHILLIPS,
/ who was well known to all horsemen in Monmouth
County it will cure ALL external injuries or bemish-
/ - to the Horse ExcgfT Bone SPAWN.
! Prepared ONLY at Barnes Drug Store, sold by
Voorhees,, and by Psrrine Freehold, and stores gen.
orally throughout the State.
/ MAY 14th 1857. 80
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

- ~
DARNEs' CAMPHORADED EXTRACT OF GIN
Dyer, for the cure of SUMMER COMPLAINT, CHoi.ER
MoRBUs CRAMP, CHoI.fc, DYsENTERy, and CHOLERA
does not contain Opium in any form, and whereve
used has taken the place ofail other remedies: Th
Remedy has cured cases ofCholeFa after the rice
water discharged had occurred, it does not consti
pate the bowels. Hundreds. of physicians who hav,
used it declare that in all their experience they have
never met with case where it constipated the bow
els In cases of ordinary diarrhoea one or two dose.
is sufficient to effect cure.
CAUTION.
The name of 'Chmphorat'd Extract of Ginger wa;
given this remedy matter Of convenience only; The
title would indicate that it was merely preparation
of Camphor and Ginger-besdes Camphor and Gin
GER and the latter greater in strength than ordnar,
preparations of Ginger it contains four other medi
ci:ies the whole 50 combined as to make the mos
desirable remedy of the kind in existence the grea
reputation it has acquired has induced some.peTsons
msled by its name, to make Camphorated Extracts
and Camphorated Essences of Ginger, and to pain
them off DIS the gsnue article of Barnes, the oni.
effect of which was to deceive those who used them
as many, have.so expressed themselves.
The signature of JOHN r s BARNES is on pr
vae label on each bottle and the outside wrapper
WITHOUT THEM NONE is GENUINE. HgNDREDs o
THE cITIzENs OF sMoNMdUTH County HAVE BEED Ben
EFITTED BY THIS REMEDY, AFTER ALL OTHERS HA
| FAILED.
| Prepared ONLY, at Barnes Drug Store, Trenton
j., sold by VIM. Voorhees,, and D.. G. Perrine, Free
hold, and at all the stores in the County and genel
ally throughout the State.
july 8, 1857. s7-1y
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS,

NOV IN STOCK, LINEN sHEETINGs, Sd ga,
~ "a, lO-4. Cotton Sheetings. A, 81, 6 A. "a.
lo-4, Also, Linen Towels, Napkins, Table Cloths,
Fine Cloth Table Covers fine Table Cutlery, Crock
cry Ware China, and White Granite Also, Looking
Glasses, Wood aid Willow Ware, Tubs, Churns, &C.,
sale cheap, by ADS
Freehold, March 6, 1857.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Freehold Young Ladies Seminary.

TNHE. FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
i the first Wednesday, (the I'd day. of September
We are happy to announce that every Department
of the Institution, is filed with the most com
petent thorough and experienced Teachers Mrs
Barron will have entire charge of the department Of
Music. Miss King will continue to devote herself to
the class IN Drawing aud Painting
Various alterations and Improvements are now be-
ing made in the building, which we believe will be
found to conduce greatly to the physical comfort of
all connected with the Seminary Among these we
would state that Messrs Rand g. Ayres Of Philadel-
pha, are engaged to put additional Hot Air Fur
mace in the new Seminary building and also one in
each of the dwelling houses
TERMS.
For Board, Tuition. Lights and Washing, $4,000
per Quarter Day Tuition, from $500 to ST. co.
Music, $500 French, $500 Pencil Drawing
$500 Crayoning, Painting in Peste, Water Col
ors and Oil, $500. Bills payable Quarterly in adj
vance. For more extended information we would
refer to the new Catalogue of the Seminary, copy
of which we would be happy to furnish to any one
who may desire it.
A. RICHARDSON.
Freehold, July Both 1857 4O-5w
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@sI8s1ssS-n,
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- zA;:Es@.
Mail Stage.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 10th, THE
~ Freehold and Long Branch Mail Stage will leave
the Hotel of CARsoN g. CoNovER Freehold daily,
Sundays excepted on the arrival of the Cars .frem
New York and Philadelphia dt 0 ID clock-A. NJ.
Returning leave Long Branch, at 9'olclock A. NJ
Nopains will be spared to add to the comfort Of
Passengers travelling in, this,line.
Egr All Packages, Bundles, &c, carefully attend
ed to. ' il
CARSON g. uoNoyER.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Admins rators' Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED OiTHE ESTATE
of George E. Tifen dee, late of Eatontown, Mon
mouth Co., NsJ., aresrequested to make immediate
payment. And all persons having claims upon said
estate, will please present them for allowance and
settlement to
HANNAH TIFFIN, ar,,,,,,sn. ns
E. II. VANUXEM. AD"iS MS a
Eatcntown, N J., July 2sd 1857. go
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! NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS having Deeds, Mortgages, or other
papers remaining in the Clerks Office at Free
hold, which were recorded by the subscriber, will
please call for them Immediately as those not called
for will shortly be taken away from said office
D. CHRISTOPHER
November 81 1856 6-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Spring and Summer!
Will lam " WAPD


III AVING REMOVED TO THE NEW BRICK
- store, at the corner of Main and South streets
would call the attention Of the public TO his stock
OF Spring and Summer Cloths, Cassimers. and Yes =
ings Having made extensive additions to his form
er Wen selected assortment he now offers great
variety OF choice and rich goods from European
markets. and unsurpassed by any store in the State
among which will be found all the novelties of the
great exhibition at Paris. These goods will be sold
on as reasonable terms they can be in the
state OF New Jersey. From the long experience in
business, latter myself that no establishment can
sell goods any cheaper, and having the services Of
(tfactIca cutter from London,) from which city he
receives all the new inventions and fashions III his
line, is evident that any gentleman who will favor
me with an order, can have Fashionable Suit and
a good fit warranted, or no sale
READY MADE CLOTHING.
IN The largest stock of Ready Made Clothing in
IA the county, may be found al this establishment.
Ill Of every variety and the newest styles As
most OF these goods are manufactured in the estab-
llshment OF the best materials aud good prices paid
for making have no hesitation ii warranting them
equal for durability and cheanness TO those Of any
establishment Alsoon hand large stock Of Trunks.
Valises Carpet Bags, Hats Gaps, Gloves and in fact
everything In our line Of business
,Eg Gentleman give US call and test the truth Of
Ahat We say ,,'
: - II
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
HAMLET ROLLINS,

HOUSE, & SIGN FAINTER,
ss; FREEHOLD, N j.
DAINTING IN IMITATION OF OAR, MAPLE;
< Walnut, Mahogany and R, sew6od Also, Mar
Die in any STYLE. e3t3
II Paper Hanging-Plain and Architectural
neatly executed. W
October 25 1854. lily
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

FREEHOLD AND SQUAN5 VILLAGE.
GTAGELINE THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
y running daily line of Stages between squas
Village and Freehold connecting
@AI2AkSsSSs with Freehold and harrisburg
2H ~ Railroad as follows Leave SGuan
s7s'siza Z Village every morning at o click,
A. NJ, via Howell Works, Squancum, and Blue Ball
and intermediate places and arriving at Freehold IL
time to take the morning line Of cars for New York.
and Philadelphia Returning, leave Freehold on the
arrival Of tho cars Stages will be found lat the
Railroad Station, or at Carson & G!onoyers Hotel.
~ G. HAIGHT
D. L HUNTSlNGER,
souan, June 1s, 1856 s4-1y Propristors.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

RETIRED PHYSICIAN, IS years Of
age having lost his Father two Brothers, Daughter
Son-inaw, NepheYs and Nieces, by that dreadful
disease CONSUMPTION, and suffering with Cough
himself, determined to visit the East Indies Egypt
and Japan, where he discovered Preventative aud
Certain Cure for Gods. Coughs, Bronchitis, Con-.
sumption, Nervous Debility and Asthma His cough
was cured Immediately; he returned cured his Rela-
tires, who inherited the disease, and in connection
with his son have employed it in their practice cur
ing thousands of cases considered hopeless by 9TH
ers For the purpose of rescuing as many of his
suffering fe low beings possible he is sending the
Recipe to all who wish for 10 CENTS Of it to pay
the postage, and the balance printing Address DR..
HEArH l0l Spring street. opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
New York. 32mos
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AmbrOtypeS.
N 0 TICE

All Persons are IOrDlu trusting
Henry P Hendiickson, on any account as VIII paS
no debts of his contracted after this date-June 9Th
1857 ENoCH G. HENDRlCAsON;
June II, 1857 55-u
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FRANCIS CORLIES,
surveyor and COnveyancer.
OFFICE AT EATONTnyN NJ
B1ackslnithing,

SAN~zA S44AA G441l1SE
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED A
4 Blacksmith Shop at No 2. Mechanic street, near
the corner of South street, where he is prepared to
execute in workmanlike manner, every description
Of work in his line.
sS9 Particular attention paid to shooting Horses.
Jobhng and repairing promptly attended to-
Feeling confident in his ability TO give entire sat
isfaction in all orders he may receive he respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
WILLIAM ROGERS In
NTgs.e '0-k, 3oJ 70 % IL y boy DS, 1sOw-s3 on
TTEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. MEALS
n at all hours of the day. Lodging Rooms, on
cents Croton Water in every room.
WILLIAM LANGLEY,
Proprietor.
New York. March IL 1857. If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

BUILDING Cot FOR SALE!
CITUATED In THE VILLAGE CT FREEHOLD
y near the Railroad, adjoining lot Of D G. Perrne
The lot is $50 feet 'front.' by 800 deep. Enquire OF
A. g.. Brown, or John W Welch, Freehold, or of tho
subscriber, at Old Bridge.
>. ROBERT S. HERBERT.
Freehold Jan % 1857 fs IA IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
INTERESTING FEOM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Plcayune contains the particu.
,.rs Of the late fruitoss attempt TO overthrow ihe
Mexican government by the "church party" but the
telegraph sOme days ago gave al tue man facte.-
The P,cayune adds:
After the revolutiary plots Of the clergy and adhe.
In Mexico was the threatened collision with Spain
TIL. Minister of War, Gen. Soto. had been ten days
a, Vera Cruz inspecting, personally, the fortress OF
San Juan de Ulloa, and the naval and military estao-
li.hmen;s OF tho city. Gen. Corona and other rest
lees cheitans, now exiles from the repnono haVeot
mally accepted. Gen. Ghard has also declared
hinseif ready for service. The papers are naturally
filled with the exciting topic aud comments are vo
luminous and various. The Trait d'Union, referring
to the rumored support of France and England, e.
presses the opinion that the real object Of the e1pe,
diion is the surveillance of the United States and
thaie movements in the Gulf.
This military force, detailed for the protectioH of
the Vera Cruz road, had arrived on the spot. The
whole distance between the city If Mexico and ORR
saba is now patroied by cavalry. The travelling
public, however. nave to pay the expenses of their
L.otec;on. A tax OF half dollar 10 levied ON each
passenger.
tries the Trait d'Union counts upon material aid
from the brapes, who will GROSS the Rio Grande or
msks their landing good at Acapulco, and other ports
OF the Pacific.
Destructive swarns OF locusts have made their ap
psarance in various parts OF The republic and done
crest injury to the growing crops.
Ia All probability the Me1;csn government will at
the end OF the days. accede also to the demands
Of the British legation IN the matte. 81 the ndem-
uiy of Mr. Barron aud there the difficulty will end
Col. Butterfeld bearer of the response OF our gov
ernrnsnt to the Forsyth treaties, had not reached
ths city on the 4,h,. having been detained by sick-
ness at Puebls. His dispatches, however, had been
forwarded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND MICA


NEW YORK, April 29-The steamship lllinon
rived TO day from Aspinwall, bringing the CalItr1
mails of the 9Th April upwards Of 500 passengerI
81 100000 in specie.
She lett at Aspinwall the sloop.of.war Cysnt
the British frigaie Tartar-the latter having on b
29o Of Gen. Lockridge's men, who will be sent
United States in sailing vessels. The British al !
line, Orion, had left San Juan to blockade ca
gena.
Commissioner Morse had taken passage at Grs
for New Orlean,.
The California news 10 meagre. The act q,
last Legislature for the protection Of actual s'>'
has been declared unconstitutional by the Su;H'
Court. The mining business Is generally prosp''
A fire at Sacramento destroyed S50, 900 worth .: :
periy belonging to the California Stage Comps
Thomas Wright, Jr., lawyer Of Philadelphia 4
mt-d suicide at San Francisco, on The 5th Of y
Ex-senator Foote advises the American party -
band.
Serious Dimensions have arisen among the
nous at San Bernardo and a. Salt Lake.
Lockridee's m-n: On their arrival at Grey
-o-e Tro'cet:d by Rr.ish gun bc-,s from the
Rcans, who had followed them u tpiaoe: 4
The Costa Rcan papers give different verI
the battle of the 5;h Of March, at Rivas. They \
Walker, at the head OF 3OU men, was rou,et 81
point of the bayonet, with great loss of tnsn'
and ammunition. In the battle Of the 10th, ner
Gorge, 100 ibusters were killed. The allies
killed and wounded. The last accounts in the y
papers state that General Mora held position {!
North and South eide OF Rivas, within four bu'
yards Of the Plaza, and was soon expected to \
fire on the town.
The latest accounts to 2Sth March, state tbs
fighting continued at R,vas four days, without 4
impression on either side. A correspondence
taken place between the Costa Rcan General
ruch, and Capt Davis, at St. Msry's, in ~he:I
latter refused 10 interfere between the belllgerat
LATER-Co,ts Rcan papers Of 9th April;
tain letters from Gen. Mora, to the Minister OF !
saying that Gen. Walker vas hemned in in lss ]
Ia at Rivss; the allies are being entrenched 4
400 yard, and that Walker was subsistng u !
and mule flesh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
From the New York Herald.l
EMIGRATION SOUTHWARD-OPINION OF
GEO. PEABODY, THE BANKER.

Mr.. George Peabody, the eminent American bank
er whose visit to this country has been the subject of
frequent newspaper conment-both in consequence
of the reception he has met WITH and the generosity
he has displayed in the endowment of several admi
rab!e instutionsi in reported, since the
pleton Of bis tour in the Southern and Western
States, to have expressed some opinions which, from
such source and relating as they do to subjects
which he perfectly understands, are entitled to
siderable attention.
This gentleman finds the United States In condi
ton of general prosperity OF which he had no ade-
quate conception; but, as whole, he considers the
Southern States occupying the most solid and per-
inanent position of them all. The great staple OF
cotton makes the whole world forever tributary to
them This is somsthing which at present they alone
produce in such quantities adeq usely to supply the
looms of Europe and our own country, and without
which we may almost say the world would go naked.
In the Northern States the industrial pursuits Of men
are liable to great commercial changes. The form
and the character of manufactured articles the
Of trade, the demand for shipping, and the prizes oil
FOUR are all matters of frequent and DANGEROUS 6uc.
tuaton but cotton, under tie impulse Of an !ocreas
ing demand and the cheapness Of its machinery form
cd novelties. is basis on which its producers msy
soiidy and unfearing!y repose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
THE LATEST ERNM GEN. WALKER.

Ne. ORLEANS, April 27:-The steamer Empire
City is now coming up, with dates from California
to the 9th instant. The steamer Illinois takes
forward nearly million and half of gold for New
York.
The Empire City brings one hundred Of Lock.
ridges men, and seventy others, including Generals
Wheat and Hornsby, who 90 10 New York on the
steamer Illinois. The rest Of the officers remain at
Aspinvall.
The accounts of the Lockrdge retreat are confirm
cd. The Costa Ricans had taken possession OF Pun
ia Arenas, and the steamer Rescue, with great
amount of ammunition, and six pieces of artillery.
Lockrdge's men had been taken to Aspnwall by
the British vesces.
Walkers private dispatches received at Aspinwa
state his position at Rivas to be impregnable. He
had plenty of provisions and was likely TO hold out
until the north tran,. was open to the Pacific. The
dispatches confirm the report of the battle. and
another attack was expected on the20th.
Gen. Walkers brother died on board Of the Empire
City yesterday.
Senator Foote of California, has been returned by
the Democratic party.
The Pacific express had failed-business was
dull, and Chinese products a. San Francisco we're
advancing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, April -, ~,
ton-Sales Of 2 500 bales; market dull ana s"..,
but prices unchanged. Receipts to-day anio.,
800 bales. Sugar l0i cents. Flour Advahc'S y.
Of 81. Louis at s6,75. Corn very dull-saie' O.
centB.
MOBILE MARKET. APRIL T.-Cotton-'
quiet under the Americas news. and qaota1T"r s
cult to realize, and midding quoted nolnina'''
eta. Freights quiet. Exchange 6rm.
CHARLESTON MARKET, APRIL a.-'0
Market Arm, sales of 500 bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01

THE MORMONS.-Aw writer in the National In.
tegencer estimates the Mormons in Utah al 100000
persnns, besides having 200 900 spies and agents
scattered throughout the country, who Immediately
sentiments of the community TO the leaders az Salt
Lake. He represents them as being opposed to the
Federal Government, and insists upon the necessity
of taking prompt and decisive measures to protect
the country from the dangers which threaten it from
this quarter. The writer seems to be somewhat
imaginative or suspicious for he insnuates that the
secret vigilant organization in California has some
thing to do with this Utah hostility to the Union
their secret passwords, embleus. &c. were all pro.
minent signs of Mornonsm, and nobody knew the
object of the vigilant organisation but those who
cognized Brigham Young their prophet, priest and
king.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
ANoTHER NAME.

then "Know. Nothing" then "Americ'n." then N
"Whie and American" they now, as announced BY
Henry w. Thomas, at the late Convention take lnss
Of distribution Party"-a new name out an ola 10
sue, and five names in abca. two years. me 5000
Book says that we are not heard for our mucn SPEAK
ing nor do We think the Opposition vii! bs able to
get through with their many names II Is, sfel az,
as the people have discovered, the same oa coon.
We, therefore, propose an amendment, and Suggest
that it be called the Dstribution, Same Old Coon
Party Blue Ridge Republican.