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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-29

Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks
q 70 Travelling
" I" sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents 60 Trunks
" d" Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valises.
Also Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags, SAtcbes, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices BY BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,
No IA College Street,
oct Is On of the Negro1
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.
We most Of them young and likely, Al h II. Haynes
J. Cob, No. % Cedar Street, Mug. u,
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A GOOD DWELLING,

SITUATED Cherry Street, LncOln's Hall, lie now
- offered for sele TIE lot 81 feet, front by S0 The
house brick containing sill nine The house and
lot is offered for less than The cost Of the Building.
Apply to
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? q y = Dc y U HfIr
WAf. &. NANCE


Several good Parms yell Improved uear Nashville
A large number Of unimpr0ved Lots. Several Gafas,
Lots, from 70 10 acres the cry Those wishing
purchase will do well To call o..
far--f f7-ff & ~
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r. H. & B. J. GROOMES.

" ID E K T 4 Il E Il s.
HAVING recently been burnt on beg o notify their
IL friends and patrons thai all win n.
Groomes 90 No. - College - eet, he shop Of v.
A. Baugh, No. us South Market s.res.. viii meet with
prompt attention.
K H. a B. j. GrOOmes pfOpTs-O,s OF ght 10 vend
Cranes celebrated PArEsT MErALIc BuRfAL CasKEr Ia
Davidson county, and prepared supply ali orders,
wholesale and retail, at The shortest notice In
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A Valuable Business lot For Sale.

FOR SALE
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Bdgehed, on Woodland Street
The Lots front 50 feet each, and 10 iect deep.
Apply TO A. " S. LlNDsLkf.
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a Neat Small Dwelling

AN offering for sale q dwelling College Street
just beyond The Medical college. The House is OF brick
contains good rooms cIseru, &C, and will be sold at
great bargain. Fol- terms apps to
"a A V LINDSEY.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR

NNB Lot fronting s4sps street so feet, running BAGS
JS1 fees wia supe Brick Dwelling, containing On
10 rooms, q good eisiem, Smok e-bOase- DC.
Also Lot fronting la6 leet litArl street and Is
feet deep, with good tTO SOY ? cS House contain a
10 rooms, . roo kitchen. GOOD we'll smoke
house. &c. 20 Los b1eT So 8l srrdbbery shade Ant
fruit trees, and y d be soc ousrencnoda Ing terms Ar
ply TO NANCE y WOODWARD,
LANES N. NURKELL, OF
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N. ORLEANS & CAIRO

CIFTY Thousand bushels vanted for which ne hzhe,
market price will be paid. bv.
ulY BVVlNG McCRORY & CO..
1l-u corner OF Market and Church AZ
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Nov. %.
The steamer Atlantic arrived this afternoon,
with Liverpool dates TO the 18th intsant.
Messrs. Dennistoun & Go. have failed !;
liabilities so. 00O. 900 sterling also. the West
ern Bank Of Scotland with deficits amounting
20 G6.000,000 sterling and Messrs. Babcock
e Co., with Liverpool and New York liabili-
ties amounting To $500, 900 sterling. 0ther
failures of smaller amounts are also ann0unc-
ed.
Delh; was IN complete possession Of the
British on the 2ist September. Gen. Nichol-
son had died Of wounds received IN battle.
The following telegram was received this
morning at the Foreign Office -" Delhi,
which fell into our hands on the 20th Of Sep
ienber. was entirely orcupied on the 2lst,
aud the whole Of the enemy expelled. Sixty
one officers and eleven hundred inca were
killed and wounded.
Gen. N ,cholson was Killed. The old King.
said Ia be 90 wears % age. surrender.
ed TO Capt. Hndsnn about fifteen miles
south u Delhi. lie and his chief wife were
spared, but his two SINUS aud grandson we're
shat on the spot.
Two movable columns were dispatched
from Delhi on the odd IN pursuit Of III. -ne
my BY aeeoaat- fs-.ss Agra une column
7 a,near. Ia have reached the neig hbori,o,,d of
hTfynar. nd the other that Of Mottra ON ,be
2sih September.
Gen. H4vclpck. with 25OO men. crossed
the Gauges HON cawnpnre on the 10Th Sep
TENDER. and relieved Lucknow presidency
on The 25ih. just AS il was ready to be blown
up BY lis beslegers. Ga the 2sth the enemy's
entrenehment, we're stormed. and on the 26Ih
large part Of the city was taken. Four
hundred and fifty were killed and wounded.
/ Gen. NELL was killed.
There had been a slight rising Of the rebels
near Nassick. il the Bombay presidency, ~
the suppression d winch Lieut.. Henry was
killed. The MADRAS troops had defeated the
nutineers Of the fifty second regiment, near
Kemplce, aud killed $50.
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MORTON AND INDIAN ALLIANCE.

Tie Sacramento Age IL October i6 says:
" Yesterday We had an interview with
gentleman from Carson Valley. who. from in
iimacy with Marnon families. has some
knoHletge Of their future designs and plans
Of operation. II hrs conclusions be correct.
tot only the settlers east 81 the mountains, but
even the people Of this State. will have reason
10 derrecate the rxAspersliun OF th"se Amer.
can Brdaums. lie sass that the Morn"ns
al Carson Valley and San Bernariiino have
sold their cattle and property ios nearly
noting, and. At The bidding d their Chief.
have repaired 10 sait Lake. With the secret
design ii rrnrganizing. arming. equIppng.
returning, mpf,ler,ng aud plunderIng the'r
Gentile surnies. They declare that. Tor eve
~ Saint slain by the United States lroops. ten
Gentile women shall make atonementi that
they will ffst exterminste the TRAPS IRON
the east, then cnme west. aud ~ predatory
bands, allied siih Indians. they vii rasage
the border. rob- plander. aud murder. unlil
they shali have rrplenished the Lords trea.
spry. aud re,snssJ insults put on his chosen
people
"Of their ability 10 execute this threat We
have bu, little doubt. AZ the order Of iheiI
leader and prophet. they can muster l5,OOe
men, armed With the must effective ins'ru.
mvnts 81 destruction. They have m.n,
thousand. ii the finest horses. trained e CAM
srr,re: they have EsunJry where csnnoi
aud shells are cast 4 powder mil aud lac
tory. 1iiese revolving r,les aud pistols ar
manufactured, equal to ihose made AZ Hat
f,,J. They have every meniiinn of war am
necessary t,ta,ision sud mrans 81 iranspprta
tioa sith.n themselves. and even the wome
and rh,l,lrru are instructed IN the use .
arms. Add To this iheir geographical posi-
non. To lead, salt Lake iIvm the east. u
pecrs.ar, 10 pass through q cannon ol twenty
a,e miles. ahder hill. 20 steep aud rocky VA
dozen men could Lurl down an a,alanth
II stones on an approaching ea'a,an ana eve
IN the event 81 several thousand troaps rsas'
ing che ssIlss, the besieged. with their hero
Houla take 10 the mountains. and, r'inlutt'
by their .assre allies. would. 70 turn, hc.'rI
,,ris bts,sgsg.. aud tpt 10 supplies unih Y
Invaders hal STARVED uui. M.
= The, have, il il sad. q, 600 Indian a'''
whom ,hrs are ready e. thrush Win .rmsa
Las.,. IN al emergency. These lndians
na,i;.ll, instructed 10 The Mormon religion
enough 90 make tsem sopers,iti"us ~ teg !
10 lie Gs.l 81 ,opeflur race. yet nod,iy'
none II Iheirleree,iy. VIII all,esl'ke , ,hs'
and fighting lor their homes, aud According
,he belief Il lhe ignorant. undsr 'hc or
,vnst,.,ion ~ tie Gad Of battles, anh 'r'
lhs rsmparts With which nature ha. .U,' =.
ded them. II i easy 20 conceive VIVA. Wv
BE- the late III lev taeusand 'rpaoPs. v
t,a,elrd thousand milrs TO hght uhe'' =
,oontfymen. brave A. themselves, a.
aimed. heller u.e,l 10 FIELD lite. aud si,'au'a
IL their love "A hone and family. ana a y.
II ,ir,u,s BIZ The revelations u the'r
phcis."
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whole posse Of the United States troops. He
declares vengeance upon all heretics. Our
informant tellsu that robberies and murder
are frequent on the plains By the Mormons
aud Indians. Five hundred United. States
tropps have started for Utah; but these are
thought to be force totally inadequate to
quell disturbances al Salt Lake, aud il is not
expected that this small force will reach this
season the Mormon hornets nest. They are
10 winter upon Fall river.
We have late intelligence by express, sent
70 Messrs Russell and WaddrIl, saws the
Leasenworth { Kansas Times, that three of
the'r trains, consisting Of seventy five wagons,
IN charge Of Dawson, Simpson. and Barrett,
containing Government stores for the army
en- route Tor Salt Lake city. we're captured
aud burnt by the Mormons al Hands forks Of
Green river on the 10Th Of 0ctoher Five
wagons and sufficient rstions to reach Fort
Laramie were allowed the drivers and those
connected with the trains. and ten minutes
given them to leave.
They have burnt all the Government
stores, but did not offer to hurt any Of those
connected with the trains, saying that thee
did not wish 10 spill qlood. unless solnc Of the
saints be killed. aud then they would ami
hilaie the whole United States army.
They have burnt of all the grass for dis
lance Of two hundred miles around Salt Lake
city, for the purpoes Of starving The stock
with the Government trains.
Jesse Jones. one Of Russell and Waddell's
agents, had gone to Fort Bridger for supplies.
He was detained there AS a prisoner, aud is
supposed to have been killed a, it is known
that he is well acquainted with all the reads
and mountains passes leading into the city.
Had the troops at Fort Lesyenworth.
under Gen. Harvey, been pushed on early in
the spring. Utah might have been awed into
Submission without the sacrifice Of life or
property. Now we may lonk for both, and
long and boodly fight besides.
p. s. We have unofficial intelligence that
the advanced trains. consisting Of three hua.
dred snd fifty wagons. are with the troops.
aud are safe.
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THE MORMON WAR COMMENCED.

"a
The Mormons have, according 70 rpmor. cul
off a portion u The wagon trains Of the Utah
expedition. The report is not officially con.
lirned. but is credited by those who believe
that the Mormons intend to resist the en-.
trance Of the troops Of the United States inio
their city at Salt Lake, The trains are an
der the direction Of the contractors for trans.
portaIion; and zach one il guarded, not by
soldiers, but by about fifty teamsters and
Others. not nf' The military service.
The provisions II the wagons we're, accor-
ding To the fumor, destrr, ed which would
show that il was not by Indians, Who would
have taken them for use. The troops are
supplied with provisions Tor nine months, and
the trains conveying them prece,.e the most
Of the army. The Mornons may possibly, il
they intend to resist the United States au-
thorites. cut item oft IN detail. The troops
are supplied with tents for winter use. Its
very likely that they will go into winter
quarters at some convenient point some dis.
lance this side of Salt Lake CITY, and await
reiniorccments and militia reserve. Winter
las set IN long ere this an the plains, aud il
will be noticed that hundred miles tins side
Of the place TO which the troops had marched
at the last date the snow was seven feet
deep.
hardly believed that the Mormons would
take the initiative ia commencing hostilitifs
though they will, of course, do whatever may
be the bidding Of Brigham Young and other lea
ders. They have profted somuch by negotia
ton with the U. States Government, and have
been 50 thrifty under its teiuporiziDg policy.
that they would. 10 all probability, make moi c
oat Of IL by diplomacy than by force. But
find that The "pinion NJ persons lamiliarly ac-
quainted with them and their motives Of ae ton
Is. that they will resist The occupation Of their
country by the United States troops; ard that
in point Of policy, il is as we'll for them To
resist now as at any future time. aud that il
is the alternative TO submission and rrlor.
nation of their abuses. They fought in lii
NOS; they fought ia Missouri aud they will
as some tllnk. fight 10 Utah. and retreat. a.
before. when overpowered, 10 more reMotr
territories.
IL i the Intention u the Mormon leaders Ia
plant colonies at escrs point 10 tie north~es.
tern part Of the continent. not only 10 Aneri.
can. but in British aud Russian possessions
and these colonies have, indeed, begun al
fraul 10 uul Tie country al Wiue ihtcfsdls'
li-.. ii.- i.---s '..f sis..ess.s x..g.ss sd NJ.
apostles that they wall eceups the eoni'nenl
west Of Kansas aud north Of frxas, establish
ing over il a Mofmon empire.
The Mormnls receive almost weekly Large
areessions from Wales aud Germany and
other countries. The prosriytes who are
sent over by these apostles as missionaries
are said 10 be Of the most ignorant classes
aud are taught to beccme enemies 81 oul
Constitution and laws from the moment q
their landing On our shores. There can y
90 peace with commsnly formed u sucl
materials and directed by such parties aa'
traitors as Brigham Young.
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NEW TANNERY.

'INHE sub scrher having established Tsnnery Of
= Mflsmeh sfie. hma6ce county on the North caro-.
lima Ralhpa d, will be pleased to furnish 10 ibose whc
..ay favdrh iq with their patronage, good article Of
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in exchange for Leather, and liberal
prices paid in Gu sd for them
BOOTS and SHOES manufactured to order, and
made Of the very best French and Northern skins, and
from Leather Of my tanning. All work done in my
shop warranted 10 be well done.
STEPHEN Al. WHITE,
Sept. l6.--06- Mehanessile, ". G..
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LAND FOR SALE.

Will, oasr for sale tract Of Laid oeati ming
lbs Acres. lying nine miles east Of ffillsboIoueh.
adjoining the lands d William Cain, ChesIey r.
"a arren and others II Is convenient stand Tor busi-
Of almost any kind-for store, tavern, black
smhshop, OF tan yard astso public roads ru through
The land one from Hiilshcrouh to 0siorl, the Other
from Milton 10 Dutham's Depot. There is on il a
good Dwelling House, store House, &c., and two
convenient sptings. About thirty If the land is
cleared the rest Is wood lind. All persons wishing to
buy will please call upon me The land can be got on
reasonable irrlns; as | am MT pushed for money,
will give good time 10 pay for ii.
JuDA L. DUNNAGAN.
October IS. 70
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Abrams ~ ursu-'lhere appear. to be no
Iass.s suy r.se, 10 doubt that Utah, under
R,,rham Young, is ~ a stale oi rebellion.
~ give The latest news from that region az
fvllowsi
Further from Utah--hAriiai Lar DECLARED
Washington. Nav. u.
B,;rham Young Ia. proclaimed martial law
u,,nashoa, lie Territory 81 Utah. lie claIme'
"A. IA, ID al ~ by yirtuac 81 his suthorl,.y
:. t,assruor and Indian superintendent. h'
.a,s..sl, (.,l,ids the y. ). Traops entering
.sP 1900. withnut his authority. aud co'n'
plains that he Mernons have ~, use" pe ~,
ed - amcricsn citlzen.-,he oolsc. !" ~
interpretations on which u,e oo ~ ,,r;
has acted being TO drive them 'ra'" 'as . -,
i tory. Ills language Is 50 hOsV'e. "'' Wv
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5000 Gold and Silver Watches
TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

- @sssSsmso THIS is the cheapest and hest lot
ss.lsaof Watches before offered 10 the
public A gift in Jewery worth from
81 to Sl2 will be given with every Watch in proper
ton is value Being DESTROYS Of introducing our
goods prominently TO the public, in order to meet with
quick, ready and cash sales, have adopted this me,
,hod for their disposal We sell
Composition Verge. open face, at $6aS7
Fine Silver Lepine, open face, Sa o
Fine Silver Lenine hunting case ~
Fine Silver Lever heavy hunting case, 15als
Fine Silver English Pat Lever hunting case, 20 80
Heavily Gold Plated Lever, hunting case, "a
Gold Anchor, OPEN face, FL, 24a2s
Gold Lever hunting case 80 ex. IS
Gold Lever hunting case beautifully engraved, As
Gold English Patent lever, beautifully engraved, 80
Gold English Patent lever, extra, 80
Gold English Patent Lever, extra, 10
Gold English Pate Lever, and Magic Watches, SO
Gold English Patent Lever, aud Magic Watches, 81
Gold English Patent Lever, aud Magic Watches. SiOa
Any Of The above Watches, together sih gin, will
be sent by mil free Of postage. catalogue giving fal
particulars, will be sent on aspiration TO
GEORGE OWNING & CO.,
No. 80 South Third Street, Philajei,h
\. B.--Newspapers Throughout, the eJuntry BY Civ
ing this advertisement SIX Insertions VII receive Ia
payment superior douhe-peinied Gold Pen and case
worth 49, or any other Iewelry d the value, pay
able on the receipt Of the first copy continuing he ad-
verisement. q. ID a. 60.
November ls. l5--Gw
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" There are in every community persons W no are
DESTROYS oioipg good to the afflicted AMI suffering aud
10 such with US. would slate that no charitable act
they cou.d perform would rebound more 10 their self
qualification, and bring comfort to the many now labor
ing under the disease prevalent in this section Of the
country, than to purchase for those whose means may
no. allow them to do 50, some Of Leonlri's South
American Fever and Ague Remedy. Il will not only
cure The recipient Of your charities bu! will ald us.re
10 your noble deeds.
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QI 10000 patients cured annually by the use o
lielInbolJs Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Extract
Buchu, most positive and specific remedy for distress
ing ailments. Read lhe advertisement, in another col
amn, headed . HelmboIds Genuine Preparal on
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Taoors DRIVEN FROM SEW IERpsALEn.
W. learn by the arrival 81 the sa w.. .ss !,
nail that the advance party ol sums M ,hs
more Uniied STATES troups seat OUT us,'" "a :
summer have been driven ou, lton' sa,. Oh, ,hs
siiy. brigham |. preparing to receive wv
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~ DiGEST!'-S is the true meaning Of the
word "PEPSIN," or Of the two Greek words from
which j is derived This is the significant aud appro-
pirate tile Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or
tiASfRlC JUICE. prepared by DR. j. ). H0UGH-
ToN'oi Philadelphia, for the cureof Indigestion and
dyspepsia. II Is Natures own remedy for an un.
healthy Stomach. No at Of man can equal its cura-
tive powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See The advertisement in another part Of this paper.
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4 Government regards it as declaration or

Government regards ii as declaration Of
war.
Col. Johnson writes from the Cam on Sweet
Water. thatitis impossible for him TO com
mnnlcate with Gni. Alexander. who is one
hundred and sixty miles in advance. The
road Is completely beset with companies Of
Mormens.
The Secretary Of War thinks it impossible
to sond further men and supplies until the
Spring.
The general belief here is that the troops
are IN critical condition.
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Valuable Plantation and Buildings

- TUX SNIT. @9 Z"
II 10 sahscriber oilers for sale the Plantation on
winch he now lives, in the county Of Alamance,
consisting 3S0 tcres. lying an the waters Of Back,
Quaker and litter Creeks, two aud half miles east Of
Iroi,nger's Badge. on the main road leading from
Hi,horonsh 10 Gresnsborough, and within one mile Of
Tue North Carolina Railroad. The land is Of excellent
qualify, v.il saered, with good meadow lands in good
ulcer. The buildings are principally Of brick, large
aud weh finished. The Plantation has on il a Saw
Mill G,ist Mil, Tan Yard. Smith Shop, with every
other house necessary for comfort and convenience.
The property can he bought just now on very reason-
able terms, and the pay mens will be made easy. Call
aud examine. u,~,ny
October Z. OFF
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Pine Shingles.

TESHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, and will
deliveron tie cars al the shorestnoice, ions straw
Pine Shingles Of the best qualify, and at Pces TO suit
the times.
Terms 10000 and over, 50 - per thousand.
Smaller quantity, 50 SO per thousand.
Address me al Cary r. o., Wake County, NC.
A. L. PAGE.
November 49, l5-5s
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WHAT AN OH HUSBAND Is WORM. In the
circuit court Of Bedford county. Virginia, last
week. Miss Elmira w. Wi g6rld obtained a
yerdirt of $27 900 damages from WIN. Stein
for breach Of marriage contract. The lady
is about lhriy-iour and the gentleman about
eighty. This was the second trial of the
case; fogmer jury having given verdict
Of $3.50 for the plaintiff. which was set
aside on motion of the defendant
Harrisburg lTa.l Telegraph, Ngp. 10.
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.. very respectfully, &c.
T.. Is. ALEXANDER.
t.sl. 10th 4. 5. Infantry, Commanding.
I,teLam Yoanr. Governor Of Utah Territory.

eznss AHtt u . iNAaHtgf t"NHs""ef
Ildehsm Yoane. Governor of Utah Territory.
Accompanying The correspondence to the
War department Is a letter IRON Col =. ..
Johnston, Of the seeond cavalry, dated ucto-
BIZ Il 1857. on the Sweet Water. ~ which
he saws . the Governor 5 escort - three days
march behind him, with two companies 81
,lrsr.on.. ..The erpress.man saws tlat Col.
Alexander would attempt to rsach the valley
Il TIA, by The Bear rivers" but Col. Johns
nm can re 10 reason Tor this. a. the route y
longer. excepting that 1 y feared ihat rs
u,,,nan. nave burnt the grass Ill" he
add.. "a csuld communicate aiih vi. Alex
andrr would direct h,m q lake good post
I,.n Ior winter ., Hams Fork. TIE road :
Leset between this aud Ham, Fork With com,
manic. u Marmun.. 50 that 4 Is d1abiiul
wbeibrr I shall he atle to communicate vii
Col. Alexander
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Pocket Knives.

AID Cor .als The DRUG 3rURE.
October "a. -
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Brigham Young had informed the Com
manding General that il The troops should
give up their arms and ammunition lie woald
see them Supplied sith provisions during the
winter; but on Tie return Of sprng they
must leave Tor United States. The following
is the reply of Col. Alexander:
Headquarters 10Th Regiment Of Infantry. !
Camp win6I (ah u nn's fas, oei. 2, is57.S
SIN: have the hon@ 10 acknowledge the
receipt Of ssat Communication 81 September
so, 1857. with tva copies 81 proclamation
and one Of the lass al Utah. aud have gwen
them an attentive consideration. ! avn al
nrr.ant the .en,er AMI commanding officer
Of the troops af the Uh,led States II this
point. and | viii submit YOUR letter TO the
GENERAL Commanding ~ .oan - We arrives
here. In the mran time have only e. say
that these t,nap. are here BY The orders o. The
President II tie United States, aud their tar.
thrr movement. and operations will depend
entirely upea orders issued By competent
military sulhufits.