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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

FREE LOVE BONFIRE The Berlin Heights f0hiol
free lovers. after agreeing to leave town, wait.a
long enough TO issue number of their Sscill / ep
'asuttoais free love magazine. But when several
bags Of them we're being taken to the Post office
s0n. seized the bags. bore them 10 the outskrts
the town. and made hinge bonfire OF the contents
Barry, the Publisher, attempted to Interfere. bur
was seized and held BY bis long beard until the
work wa. accomplished, when motion vas made
to shsve him, at which he bounded of ana Al
though hoty pursued, sueceeded In escaping hls
form
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THREE YEARS AprER PAIL OF wArER-The An
burn Is. " Advertiser tells the following.

burn (s. ~ Advertiser tells the following:
A well to do farmer Of opriDgport, three y.sr.
ago. had little at-rcation with has wife aud while
eohversing with her took MP pail To so after some
water Ills long absence awakened The fears OF the
wife, no suspected ss ouce that he had made al
end Of is lie by throwing himself into the we'll
ihe well Was accordingly searched, but the hus.
band VAS not found. he friendly peightors in
duStriously sought for, but found no traces of him
Last week, whiie bis family were at tea the mirs
lug husband walked iuto tbe room With the pail Of
water IN his hand put 1t Into ito usual place, aud
sat down ~ the table ~ II nothing had happe ned
He had been gone just three years after his pail VI
water, had visited California and Australia and hal
.'tnrned up" agsiu with handsome little fortune
in his pocket.
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NoRrH CAROLINA CosFARAhcE.-The statistics d
this conf renee show that there are 203 Ioca
pres cher. attached thcreso-increasc this year 3
2s,i65 white member--increase this year 49,
Ali white Observation-Disclosures this year ~
LISA coiofed manbef s-incrtase this year 30
tl.5 colored pFohaisoner--'Icrease 65. Ehowint
total Of IS Isl Including all.
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FINANCES eP PEEssYLvAsiA.-It II appears from an
Jticial report that daanx the prese at y-ar the
ecipts of lhr State Ireasnfy VI penusyi wanna, Ia
ciuiing apreSious baiance, aniouoted u $o,5o 4f6
20 AID the expenditures 10 50 Io7.2To.7s-lcaving
On hand S5oe i5s.s7 VI ~hieh sal 3. 10 ia deprect
aIeu funds.
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Resamption Of Specie Payments as the
N0rfh.

Ine New York papers differ materially In their
opinions AZ 20 ,he ur.pr,stv ,s ,h ,a.,,rr,t,,, -
.n..; ~ -. - s ~. "
- p~' '0's'' ~ sAs. eay annex tne COM
A1h'' " SOME oi tns leading Journals on the
movement; So
From the Sew York G.. urf-r
s~rious doubts ex;.r .u,o,,y1 ~. ,..ns shs
ers ~ thIs city. among xhnp. ws trriu.t -. -
our abi. ST bsuk d,rvrtor- .nd .,srrhas.. - -
whether the commercial and daanciaI .fEars In
England ard The Tinted st.rs. nv. ,,,r' =. -. :.
( tied \. ia epsf,Ie tbs ha,ts - -..s,,,a. -.
DANCER of retrograde strp: and sI-a without srrh
q contraction of leans as m ght create uuch ,u..,,,
/! venisnce to ur merchants snd the prs..ns d~L,-
ors OF the banks.
The present stafe of our foreign trade indicates
strongly that the eouiIibrium ~ trade q nor v@t
rea1hrd--that there are We, dis,urhing .I,men,.
1T work which may ct force a further contrac,i, !,
OF the loans aud the currency VI our hanks in and
out of the .ity.
There Is virtually n resumntion ajtbopob not
formally thr1ughout IN. city. ana ~ gr a. On
citizens are couer ned specie il Available far or;
| nary purposes but formal aud premature re-
sumption would instantly force tie banks of ,hr
| interior To restrict ths;r h,.inass srd ,h,. A.
press. instead Of encoura9ing. trade
| 1t Is urged that tb. gank. - pL;,...,.. p.,.,
more Richmond ami othr ~. ranaa sipnia, Detti ,
to take n.r, In ,ha ci.ies' Should De invited
| tion through a e,nvsptinn ~ IlcsruIr VI ,esunpr
and that thus there wouIJ - ssne. -.
tween and snonx the sever, s,.,ss sa ~ as"a ~
month or dav Ia y al -. - S.a'es- suu sne one
| tion ffsnci .a..s', iof general resunp
thought thai all would sgrs. 80 ss.eea ~ - :.
| the ist of March. and tbns ss.it;a - -
second suspension As In lsas-,a ."J aAnss' "
1t is true that tn. Banks Of ,h;. c;tv nov .no,,
reserve oftwenty I've millions in coin but the
odtance hs@ With kurope is not vet struck. There
Is large volume Of indebtedness vet to be eancel-
sei' arising from the importation Of 1867 and the
Amended Tarin WHICH into feet in July last.
None OF u- can tell how much of tLis speeie will bs
required III the adjustment Of such foreign balances
| ano .ne sooer s-cond thought Of our banks Tor a
nslprity OF them) may still point to mainta,nins
sne present system for few weeks longer
lff'm the Ntw ], ,rA Tii.iss
| The only desire felt on the suti.ct out..ss Tho
| tty Association Of Banks was, and is. that the
rieht Time should be fixed, aud in the right spirit
u unsnimity, TO prevent the po,sibi,itv Of q a.
conu failure OF payment In gold or the reenrr.pc,
,.a.; ,Se as wen as cruel and oppressive con
s.s.nns 80. =. RECOMMENDATION to the Community in
| uss WAS taken yesterday outside the C,aaring.
dns, :, * "u. "r t~o Bank gentlemen, whose con-
| nracass =, .iai events OF the fortnight thai
msfi.si c,nr,s .;' Dreskd"va and whose deg
ted ~ oonms,s 49,, we're NOT especially calcus
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JUVENILE MURDER IN ST. LouIs.-On Tuesday
noon lad aged ten years named John Conrad
iieindenreich was murdered on Eleventh street by
lad about the same aye named Theodore BAR.
jars The former MAS returning to the house of
his father, Adam. with piece of wood and has
ket OF chips and WIS within q few rcd. If hi.
home when the last nsn,ed boy claimed the w.s.d
aha demsnded it. 1t WIS refused and the ii tie
Claimant attempted 10 take is 10y force. 1he @ her
resisted anh WAS thrown doTp iiis sssainp,
proving mere powerful. p snted knee firmly upon
his throat, AMI h ,lding him helpless, choked him
and puiniieed HIM th- face r ssyprai minutes
During this tine older percons we're standing in
the Vcinity. and young man only on Tn. ,puo
site side OF the street. watching the sportl At
length the mother Of the dying child heard cf his
situation aud ran to HIS assistance. With her own
handa shs pulled the stil Toyengefai victor froa,
his vlciis. she then took up AID bore TO h.,
room the corpse Of her murdered b vi Th. iittIr
frilow was black ia the face and life Id aIrr.d,
hopeisssiy fled neis ishboiing barb >sppIied
ie-Ches, AMI physician WAS summoned in VAN
/ De anguish uf The hard telling German father
When Called from work to the clay uf hi. boy. AND
the agony OF tho distracted nioth-r .urps-.,i a.
scripti"u port rnortem exam nation in The csae
Wac nade by DR. Frederick schsde. " ho found rb,
deceased died from .trans uiation The iury OF in.
quest OILY added that the stranxulstion occurrrd
during light With the above namrd.-S. Louis
Dem. "~
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JoILiYIcArIos OF Six HUNDRED YkARs-The old
farm house Of Mr.. Samuel Kicker, in Wells. Me T,
was the scene OF jovisity, Of the real Methuseiab
order, on Monday evening last on the occasion OF
the annual occurrence of one OF those truly old
fashioned gatherings, wherein the old folks 10 in
for enjoyment. ot those present, the unite ages
of eight am united to six hundred and four Years
Zach one of this bale old party brought genuiu.
old-fashisnea spinning wheel and the busziny
they made for . short time was Considerable
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N FALL TRADE. 1867.
r. GEO. j. SUMMER,
IMPORTER AND DRALEH In
CHINA GIk0Q ANn KARTIFEN Isrl II A.

no. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall mportations Der
hips William Penn Annapolis. Robert Mills
II he factories our stock Of Glass Ware, Lookn.
i"sses, plated goods Block Tin. Britannia and ia
argest and u,ost complete we have ever offered ana
70 which we invite the attention of the trade Our
,ts cx has been selected with special regard tn.
watts Of the merchants of Virginia North Carolinsp
and ennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed we
prepared TO offer our goods good terms !.
,ny re-packing house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who bur goods
North respectfully requested to cali and examine
stock, as we satisfied they can save the risk
and ezpsnsesion goods by giving MS their orders.
Great care taken in filing all orders, and none
the best packers employed.
GEO. J. SUMNER
Milestone Ware at factory prices an
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WORTH PAGEAST.--The funeral Of Gen. Worth,
provided for by the New YORK city authorities, cost
syeE 5000. Yet Mrs. Worth has been permitted
10 fftr TO uor,gng her husbands swords. 10 set
,resd How mus h be,ter II The sun thus vainly
spenI bad been appr"pfit.e ed 10 the pvor Tidow.
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Serg. ant Jo~s,,b h. Parker. we'll known - ths
resident Of the Scott Legion, aied az hir fcsds
i, fhiiadelphia. ON the TIA Iust This dccsassd "
ON anisd the PrnnsyivshiA toisntesrs 20 Msxt
CO. aud served through fhe war with dstiaetion.
There Il . prospect OF the recovery Of James
slsde u uoston, ~ho attempted ~ c0innit suscids
ia BxIh, Ne.
There we're 3sa deaths IN New York city last
Asek. decrease VI ~ - compared With shs pre-
vtous week.
The list of persons charged With msrdsr OF M
der s<sseoes of deaih IN Asu fosk. - larger thxa
as say tfsne within nnmbsr 81 yeafA
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vERpIcT-The investigation Of the cause Of ths
drath Of John hcIisown, has Spriggins, At Phils
deiphia. resulted in verdict that deceased cam.
IL hisdeath by injuries received on the night q
the 9Th inst and ~as fonnd dead in front o, lh,
Good Viii Hose House ab5 ut O'clock. "a uliautss
On the morning Of 10Th inst. said Injuries beina
inflicted by some person OF persons " sle Jury un
known,
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SAD OccuRRENcE.-un the i4tr alt.. three chill
dren OF Joseph Brotte. in the town of Willow
tteek, on Lake Huron, Michigan. strayed from
their father shanty into the surrounding woods
two girls Of eight and six years. aud n boy Of four
Ii Was two nights, one whole day. and part Of two
others before they were found The boy had BEEN
for some time senseiess, and his little sisters had
isiu hinl out, composing hi- limbs. suppnsiig him
dead. He was restored to partial consciouspe.s.
but only TO die in his mothers arms The other
TWO were restored with difficulty. =
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POISONED By CoLoBED CAspIEs.-At Catskiii, N. Y,
on Monday last. Mary Lynes, young lady residing
In that village, WAS Taken suddenly sick while al
school in the afternoon, and died at y o'clock in
The evening. She had all she symptoms Of poison,
and 1t is supposed that sue poisoned By easing
colured Candies
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TIE BANKs.oR NEW EyaLaSD.-SpEcrs poR En-.
aopE.-lt "as believed in Boston on saturday. ths,
nearly all the banks in New England would re-
sume specie payment yesterday.
The export OF specie from Boston, by the Ameri.
ca, on Wednesday, promises to reach over a mil.
iion dollars. The America 1t is stated 10 not a IN
vorite boat with shippers of gold but as there I'M
DO no other steamer for Liverpool until the sailing
u the Europa, from New York, on the following
Wednesday, the America will take out a larger
sum than would otherwise be the case.
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VERY CuRIors.-Mr Thomas Scattergood. n,
Browns Mills los; four mules recently. in the I'll
lowing singular manner:
One Of his men emr mrtied some pickle In the ward
"hen the mules coinni- nc, licking IL up and it
ing so eat large qusi,tity of sand hich u,ed
their death. They ali died iu great sgony In lrss
nan week afterwafd one Of them was upr nri
and about three quarts of sand we're taken from,
IT. si"nlach heae mules were valued at S5uo.-
Mt. Holly N J.l Mirror.
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SHOCKING DEArH.-A yor

SHockiso DEATH-A young Frepch woman.
painea oiieiia >pIlhg AL operative in tn. .f,e,,-
man Mills" West Boylston, Mass. was killed last
Friday afternoon, under the following clrcum.ta,..
'es "hile engaged upon her loous she secjuen.
taiiy dropped comb through one of the bell
hoie' ihto th- basement beneath She VIA.
seen to 80 below, probably to search for the comb.
snd was caught by n sh4ft making one hundr Ell
ana thil lty-three revolutions per minute, around
which she must have been whirIed at last from
nSe 10 t.n Minutes. When found she was horribly
mangled aud life was extinct
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The wife of Col .Ioss ph 8 Thomas, Of Duxbnry
Mass, MAS so badly burned by the breaking ci I.
aad lamp, On Friday last, that slight hopes
entertained If her recovery Her daughter, MIR
Wa sworth who VAS standing by her side, va
also severely burned.
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Henry q. Goodwin, fornseriy aud for many yeasS
connectrd with tho ulisS Bsanch, aud lattrriy
coaneeled with the publishing department OF the
American Fstriot, died ia bosson on Tuesday, AZ
ter ala iiiuess VI oaiy four days.
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CHUscH SrayisTIcs.-fhe reports presented aI
the late session OF the South Carolina G,ns~reas
of tho NJ. u Cru-ch. Soath. In Charlotte. n. q
show an increase far the ps.s year within that ju
risdc,ion, OF 40 whites and ls32 colored neus
befs. ~
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joseph p. Needham. who went TO Sew FORK firm
bnffsio. 10 procure rmpios aeat, having failed 10
Ais object eommitted suietds last Tharsday nighe
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tRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS vi

~ SHOVELS, T0NGS and P0kERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment OF ell Kinds of Crates
including every style of Fenaers, Summer Pieces.
handsome and plain Gets of Shoyels, Tongs and
Pokers Se-en different sizes of ccal ScuttIes cipneI
Shoyels. fire Shovels; handsome stands for thoveIs
and Pokers; Blower stands, Bras and Iron Footnans
fire Brick fire Slabs and jams sets Of Soap stone fer
setting UP CRATES; Tavern and Church Bella, VI
sweet tone. Builders. houseke-pers, and others in
want of any Of the above articles, br supplied
the lowest Northern prices. I am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and iron Work of the above de
scription, at my BELL and BRASS EOUNDk and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 22s
Main street betwesa sth and 9Th streets West side
Richmond. Va.
ec I6-Sm &. ID. DENilON
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MExco --ris ssgsv ! Of steamer a. New oylsans
bringing dates from, Vera cras the 7th uls. ssA
fr.m N~xie. &. the sth. ibfofms ~ shss she pre-
aress ~ sE.ifs had iasf~riy tssossd his govern
and that ssomonfoft wss fsr srnsity itssalisA
~ th~ hrst Of the nienth. 3hs trAss portasisa
sero-s the l-thnaas b the Lnaisisaa company. hss
been rs sgulsted BY pssseiamalioH. shieh ikvoivss
greater or less sndorsemxnt vi their eisiss. Iha
coarse Of the insurrvetseu Il nos sbsded ". IL y
added that tie .isgc ef Camfeseby sti9 cossissss.
aud .hss there b much ssassiss hssa vsas -
pfuyi.fons. eszs -
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RESUMPTION or MiLIs.-Ths New fiampshis
Mill. are resuming several are already In active
.pesa,ion. and oihers are aiaking preparations
commence a. sp~e.iiiy ~ possible.
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CoxsIsArtox Anoss fsoa sDs<Lka<y--IAs hog lre-
vess ia colun,bu.s s.A. hare enssssd Isss cssis-
natl "a roi u sill thsil hoxs II lees price shsa
n centsnTt. asa thai nhless - ga seestu sha1
psee ksr ths u, thsy Will hsccn them po- ard sss
she risk of the bacon msfkst nsxs ssAlssr. liz
r.ttyAa sNibisls combination. z -
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MAKRiAsg on Lola MoSrTx.-Ihs cortsmpisssA
marriage OF t,Is Montez Conntsss u LAusteld Aas
breB already anDoanrsd. me brsdsErosIs, 10 10
sstsst 10 the Prfnss sslkow-kL who 10 ksss~d With
the fcllawfpg array VI tiIrs; lriEca sf Biz liss,
eouSt of keissen, Count Of seLonn.i toast of Hob
elm AMI Count of L@ssa His estates stiusisd
ia Austrian b5lesia- He hes bssn restding, howe
ser. .r several yesrs Ia tiss s.rIh~rn'rsst Vi Asv
York sfate. ofA fsrm which be- paschnsed aud sssu
osns lie Is sbsas forfy ,esrs oi axs. IL " stated
taat when married be VIII return 81 once - Aas-
tria &t4s3
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Rorrx AsEScy AErasskn.--N. ~ oasylsse hes
heen appointed ronss sseht % ~ liee fsv0 ~.
.slnorv ~ Mhssilpg. ia the plsss e vtassh Iev
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B. d. DENOON
NOUTHERN IRON WORKS-LEW

~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES
Tth street, West side, between Main and Cary
EIXTUREs5 &c FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DoORa,
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND W ROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with uestness and dis
patch, such terms rs warrant will give satsfac;
ton. Ny old friends, and the pubic generally, are
solicited to give me q coll before engaging eiss
where. myS-d6n
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MECHANICAL.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETW ZEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber il

n ESTABLISHMENT, TH1kTEENTH STKRET
BETW ZEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber il
fully prepared 10 do all kinds of work in the above
Business with Dispatch and returns thanks TO hie
numerous patrons for past favors and soicits con
tnuance Of the same Being master Of his business
he promise his customers that ell work done b,
him will at lssst be equal TO any other house in the
city and fully as chesp-a fact known to s persons
who know what good work il.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, 4c.-Heis is prepared 10
execute this description of work In Q very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand large and general
assortment Of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex
tensve stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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LOTTERIES.

CwAN a CO.'S LoTTERIEG.--NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT sCHkMki-CAPITAL
pRIgE S1aonll-The following scheme win te
drawn by :, swAy Co., Msnsgess u the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery, in each Of their Lotteries for De-
eenabex, iss7 at Augusta, Ca, TO which city they
l ave removed theAr principal efflce:
GLASS g.
TO be drAvpi nt ne city of Augusta Ca, In public
sAfJRpAf, DECkMBER 5YH. lS55.
CLASS &c,
70 b drawn IN the city Of Augusta Ca In public
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l2ra. 1857.
CLASS e.,
80 be drawn IN she City ofAugusts. Ca In puSlie On
SATURDAY. DECEMBER isrn. 1867.
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga, IN public
SATURDAY, DkCsAbkR %. 1881.
ON THE PLAN OF Sfly6LE NUMBER6
$500 PRIEST
Nearly One fssse 70 Eoevy NsN Nekaa.
MAGNIFICENT SGHKMkl
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DIABoLIcAL 0UfEAox "A few nights ago some
halt dozen inhuman rowdiss entered the houss ss
Mr. Gibbs. wAo resides In East LivsrpsoI IN the
Ohio river; above Neiisyile, and assiroye ed every
article VI furniture Ia the HOUSE. Alter this shsv
took Mr. Gibbs cut II bed, tied him and then t,,k
Mrs. Gibbs, aud while portion Of them held her
arms and choked her until she was nearly lit~lsss
ths others proc.sdsd 10 de6te her person asd
eth@r~ise abuse and insplt her, aud 80 on until
lhs whols Of them were guilty of the most hstsous
onrncf-next To niurder-k nown 70 the Laws Of
our state. Warrants were issucd for three Of the
n-sds iBcaruate-tlsey being the only ones Mrs.
iibbs able 10 identity --snd tho effects Of the
law are now on the lookout fpr thsn.- WAssissS
Inttuigenoer.
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RsA.ss- rok CALLING THE KAsess IEsnuAfrRH--
A dirpsich from Lscomptun. dated pecembsr ], says
that Secretary stanton issued bis proeismaiisn
converting special session OF the territorial Leg
tieu 70 marrow wouid oshsrwtss take steps that
m,ght result Ia civAi par 4 paper signsd By 8
majority 81 both branches Of the Lsgislaturs snd
ave or six prominenf free Slate men was prevented
10 Stanton. telling him that tkisst<pWas all thas
could avert civil War, and that the special ssssss
would con61e iss legislaien 70 d~isns Tho L<eonsp-
ion cousiitniisn- lie Was informed thai the LeGio-
isturs wo1la asset IN sn, csc.
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I ii Il ltlSfATC a
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The Mormon Exuedftfou.


The Cincinnati Enquirer coufaips letter. d.,.a
Fort Reamy. Nov. II, giving an Interesting nara.
tive OF the progress Of the Utah expedition, frvu
which we make the following extracts:
we are In want II forage very much. Our aoi.
msis have had 70 sub-,ss the rrass and IL il ~
ready covered with snow. You need NOT 4. sur.
piisco II We io'sr nsariy all animals. 1t win
trains and muster Col. Mctirxw and iii. mar, T., !,
ssryiee shen We will 80 for ward ON To the rateys
of u,een river. In Utah. and there establish ana
hriiiy depot for sup lies. WHORE We viii iok ut
me Aofnsons In the uaeaniiH,s they will cont;u.
ue 10 annoy Va, taking care ~ believe. to keen
eut ot the reach Gfo our guns.
:, huese hormons have the impndence of the da-
vi iney have mnie train If ANU, unitiop \ to
dals hehind' and its conductor applied to Colonel
Johnson for PASSPORTS TO 10 ON into snIt l. fi,s
The C.lon.l replied II there wss no var dsri.,.yd
against Us ne needed such thing and IL .,,,
existed. be should permit no one 10 enter th vi
iey. Unless they and some byw.y through ,h.
mountain this train will be seized in ths rsms =,
the United States, and its uen held In cu..odv N,
trial. AZ su'Sooy io'
/" A chief Of the Snake Indians wa. in our .sr,
Two DAYS since. Prom him we learn that ali tbs
other Indians In this region are In lesgus ,,,s az
Mornons Ne and his band prafer ,su,r.,;,. ~ O
Brigham Young tried to engage him hui he rsni;.,
that, when redskia Fight redskin, bIu.c,.at sfa,d
upon the hill and look on; xheu bluacost 6gb,
M MDuec's., AZ redrkin stnnd upon the hill aud look on:
when buecoat Eight re,iskin, redski tnrn h;s hsc
-bluecoat is rery great. '' o"N ="
assfstasce befope iong" - ~ 'N'e1o'e
-, ~ expect that Col johnson will as he reaches
the. territory Of Utah. declare martial law snS
ssolees me Offenders to trial by court martial
II this 10 done. Judge Eekes and bic assoeia,a,
| Wal have but little TO do fora while
Last night the shermou,etsr went down to ar
teen degrees above zero. but it hiss no sffar, n,o
tnr enthusiasm OF the troops. They ara to man
| happy, conten ed and determined If Il must h.
.o' hey hope how soon they may be called upor
TO assert the authority of the United S,sta. -,
Utah territory. and teach the miserah,e fsn.,ie
Who tramp Under them the laws of both Hssysr
ana earth to crafty their heIlish passions"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

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