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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

''INTEGRITY AND PIETYr'-Tn the
last Gazette, we are informed that DR.. Hickok
has Joined the Locofoco club, and In former
article, the Doctor, through the editor of the
Gazette, boasts Of his integTify and piety which
we suppose, he wishes everybody TO know is
his reason for being Locofoco, and which
viii afene for the sin OF now belonging to the
most foul and pestiferous poiit ical organization
which ever existed. 1t don't matter, we pre-.
sumo. 10 any one what the Doctors politics
are He was never true Wing in his life,
and if asked the question, he viii reply that
he never voted full party ticket. The Doc
tor joined the .Know- n othings," some two
or three years ago, and left them, because, we
infer from his actions at the time, he was afraid
the papists we're about TO try some Guy
Fawkes experiment and blow al the ssKnow-
Nothings' up, and his iategrify and piety wculd
not save his precious Uranium from their in
fernal diablerg.
Bat, really, we can see no cause for making
so much fuss over him, Che is vain OF newspa-
per praise, to be sure, especially, we presume,
when bis Integrity and piefy are brought before
the public,) for he has no influence but his own
vote, and that vote was given, according to the
Ga=ette's own admission, for Buchanan last fall
He also voted the Locofoco ticket at the State
election. We have known the Doctor ever
since his advent TO this place, and will, as
matter CT COURSE, bear witness to bis almost
rnSTe than remarkable integrity and piety, but
when III the world, and especially every man,
woman and child in Bedford County, knows,
and does Tot dispute that fact, we think it was
quite modest in the Doctor to have his saactify
thus publicly boas;ed of!
For the information cf the Gazette we would
state that HENRY c. HIcKox, brother of the
Doctor, recently appointed State Superinten-
dent of Common Schools by Gov. Pollock,
and formerly a Locofoco editor, has lately left
the Loco!oco party, and is now true Amer-
can. He is q man of talent and influence, and
his gain viii compensate fully for the Doctor;
and for aught we know to the contrary, isa
man Of integrity and piety, but we presume
he never publicly boasted of these good qua
titles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

pe.s, ard henoe the range nodserIble. ne
ne kchequer has given noace tIAas the raae
june sxohequer bills will be cor ktnued q the
diem. Purchases OF ESQ 900 . day by the
roker, who Is re-investing sAe proceeds Of
bonds lately held by the Com mIssioners Of
8, tend 70 keep he valAe Of the unfunded
position
or the Illinois Central Railroad for the nrst
were 5000. The bales OF lands reached
Tor sl64 341. Tho aggregate sales have heen
8, for 1855 500, averaging SO So per acre;
8 acres were construction lands, 17s, ITO acres
|, and lol ,225 acres freelands.
Is Of lumber at Albany by canal from the
navigation to June is in the years named
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

adm ilour was heavy and lover for common brands,
sale of about 400 500 bbls nj the above quotations
lernfour easier for common and mixed brands,
god 70 prime extras were unchanged. The sales
ace, about 900 zoo bbls at the above prices. Rye
ant corn meal we're quiet and prices unchanged
At vas lower, with sales Of about 20 900 bushels, In
pg hicaso spring, at 81 as, and Miwaukie club at
a . sax, win southern write al 81 rs. Corn was
nd lower. The sales embraced about 10 600 q
70 bshels, includh southern yellow at 9oc. CSC
coing at the insiae ngurcs with nall lots OF West
nxd at SIC. ssc. Rye was quiet ut 81 "a 81 IS.
wce dull: State ranged frsm 65c. bsc and Western
4. s63c.
Of Rio, sold at l01sc. and 30 do sold at IL, and
do. Maracaibo al p g., supposed 70 have been At
c ajax.
ID bes based mainly upon lfc for mddling uplands,
14t.. FOR New Orleans do.
kuars.-Eugagements were light and irregular. To
rpol 10 600 Is 600 slaves we're engaged Al ais Cot
~ Nat Be-. per bale Nd, while breadsiuds and dead
mi ere nominal There was nothing nov TO London,
20, or 10 Liverpool To Bremen 700 bbls rosin were
I'M ais. sd. To California rates ranged from 22c.
pc foot, and TO Australia at 26c &c. per foot 10
The marke, quiet with small sales. at 80.
teQc. asked for prime.
nF-small Gales were made ri 81 20 for lump.
|Avl sroRs Sales OF 100 bbls spirits Of turpentine
Il rade at 45c, and 700 bbls common rosin part 10
|ven 81 es. Crude was nominal al - SIX o. 81
market was heavy and inactive;
LAS were confined TO about 100 200 bos OF moss,
|23 s23 80 closing with sellers at the inside figure,
boz buyers Prime gas In moderate request Al SIC
10 rs. Beef continued steady. with sales OF 22S
y Including country mess al fii flb, with small lots
Iputry prime and railroad At sl2 80, and repack
etern at SIC so slT, and for Chicago extra flI 80
rhine mess was quiet at s2s 80, and beef hams
|2si s23 So Cut meats steady, with sales OF 100
r. houders part 70 arrive, ut e&c. 1oc, with small
\ VI hams. Bacon was scarce and nrm. lard was
bpyant and active while sales ined 10 about
|brs and erces at 141sc. liSc. Butter and cheese
|e nchansed
In-The sales embraced about 10 casks, at 4ssc.
Ea The marke, continued quiet aud without change
rice The transactions were confined 70 small job
! Ias which afforded no criterion OF the market
OF about goo bbs. " re- made at $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

FAILURES, ASSESSMENTS, ETC.
ON the New York Independent, June 1871
owing are the reported failures, assignments,
10 week.
,lany, Bostou, Mass, gone into insolvency.
u Graw, Marlboro, Mas. failed.
rifin, Harrisburg, Conn, assigned.
x Ritter, New York city, assigned.
ksSoseph, New York city, assigned.
G. Davis, New York city, failed.
Doherty, New York oty, failed.
ok Hs nbert, syIacuse, N. Y, assigned 70 g. ".
h Bull.rd, Utica, N. Y, failed.
B. Matthews, Greenwich, N, Y, assigned
/. Rose, Canandsigua, N. r., assigned
Waters, Little Fall N. Y, assigned.
itevens, Pulaski. N. Y, failed
Niles, East Chazy, N. Y, failed.
NJ Cash, Philadelphia, Penn, suspended
Toner, Jr., Pitt burg, Penn, suspended.
Hutchins Il Son, waie rfort 4, Penn, failed.
Rohner, Lancaster, Penn, failed
l. Gross, Euphrata, Penn, assigned.
oh Brooks, Baltimore, Nd, suspended.
farland, Chesapeake, Nd failed.
I. Zimmerman, Richmond, Va, assigned.
u N. New man, Richmond Va, assigned.
& Stone, Charleston, s. c., failed.
nee n Sons, Mobile, Ala., suspended and assigned
p. Armsted.
Al, Homer, La, suspended.
Stevenson, Covington, KY, suspended.
junnis, Cincinnati, Ohio, failed.
" Ourand, nfhn, Ohio, suspended.
rs Brothers, Mansfield, ohie, sold out and sus'
Alexander, Rchland, Ind, sold out; creditors are
4 Wise, Chicago, Ill assigned.
4 Gillen, Peoria, H., assigned.
, p Hutchips, Detroit, Mich assigned.
rick yege Portage city, Wis, sold out suddenly.
q Hall, Sigourney, Iosa, failed and assigned.
aw Son, Toronto, c. w., failed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

fyoMPToN HousR-TIIs NEW AND ELEGANT 40
~ tel jus, completed or the corner Of Third avenus and
twenty ouvth street Will be open for the recepuon Of he
public on Monday June ~ islarge and commodous W I've
ns cnalnns eighty well apart nens
the ole benr perfectly adapted for the requirements q
and c,nven For such patrons d lire TO avs
themselves OF the mericar plan aabe dhote ~. be served
regular hours but In connection with the house sell
regulated restaurant here those who prefer European
pan be served with all the decacies Of the
pared for the table by experienced protest. n COOKS The
one connection OF the proprietor with the BUSINESS and the
popularity = the Mercantile Dining Rooms Fulton, and
mter~ ards chambers street the best evidence OF his
ORLANDO FISH, Proprietor.
TIE UNION HOTEL, BROOKLYN, LATE ,HAELEs
Cor Of he Original Shade ~ New RI The busuess
the above house viii he nducted from his date BY Mrs
CHAkLEs cox Hoping 20 deserve co,t nusnce Of busi
and sOh tlne The Of friends and The
community, the undersigned vill end or 70 please All
assortment OF al, chops
stesk rel hey cold cats &s IOd gngs by tho day We or
nth Ey sllert billiard tables and accomm a inns Tor
surver and dinner parties W 4. RlSlN !, Supt
JUNr ls 1881,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
Heal Estate Operations.

seand 10, 1913 Fast lsth st., 2oxos lnchs. "a 800
d. lis westsist ST., (frame) Xxx block 2Js5o
sem f iSsse. ~, r oo s,a. VVa -. .. " 2oo
res lot so aide, Is SIS, st $50 r. east 10Th ave.
h nj In house and nt az ID Az O. Ah st. a. 10x60 lao
b DO IN house and la, lss powery, 95x1O0. 1895
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
LMOAL NOTTCEs.

.JuPssxE CoURr.-gEoRgK PErrIBONE A7Aiww
" Fsrro, Z. Roc, ct ai,-1n pursuance Of judgement n
Count OF State OF New YORK viii erpose 10
ale 90 tie fh day Of June 1851 II O'Clock NJ ths
S>shsa,s .rsbanre city OF New york, ~ y. a. BUD
All tsss srisia house and lt piecs or parcel ground
lyns and roureeuth ward ~ he c,r ~
Work. and diptirg ushed ctsrt Of As
ands Of rhsas Bsyard, deceased by lo nusher twets
hundred and eight a. as bound I'd westerly In nor By hfsa
sy orhsrj ~ lO number tgclve hundred And 1cved
lMJ ~gss rly By ground lac helonsue " CbsflT
md southevl.by lot number twelve hundred md
dine d,sa onsinins IN breadth fvos aud rear gen fv
f>ea sBf IN length each aide hundrtS u ~ leeA
eng me properly COMMONLY known rurshet fs saz
-~i ord isslve On trcsdway y The @tI OF View for
-. wocyslr Plaintiffs Atscrpsy.
we ysf~ fu,e>A tSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

I the receipts Of boards and scantling thus
e from the north via the Champlain canal,
dly amount have also been received from
receipts thus far Of boards and scar Ting
sss over the corresponding period last season
Il. There Is also large excess In shingles,
} 3,l06 n, and slaves Of 4,665,542 lbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June lS-SP. n.
a-The market continued steady, with small sales
Attsc
Observation-Disclosures market was again dull, and
lover, especially for ordinary and common grades
" g business closed at decline OF about l0c ESQ
rrel The higher grades were also less buoyant,
chol,e bakers brands were st for ner prices. The
we're confined 10 about 5000 o 1900 bbls. h the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
|NERTIsEMESTs RFNgwEB EVERY BAT.
sPRINe mJrJ.rs aRs.

ERD TO TUE LADfEs.-MADAyE vTlJTERs co.
are Row selling NJ cost Al the store and show rooms,
isln avenue between fifteenth and Sixteenth stree g.
Nv porsunns Of French bonnea caps beaddresses, &c,
n The ladies' are invited 10 call and exanine
~ lIIVr " REPRESENTATIONS M FLORA OF
Isrs hracuons N All that pertains N the orns
|sl and me sesnutgl Lerilirsts ostrich ard marsbou
hers IN hurcnes and coures Of e sarna coifufes Of
Pre cultures OF ribbons coiirps ~ an sn,e with thou
other adornmen'sf or the toilet s JANIS rUOKKRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

nR WHEELER, oCUrIsr NO ts 8sOADwsy, Dn
~ his srsnn % diseases Of the eye; chrone nnsns
mater Of the eyeds eiecuay cured; aims spechs So re-
moved wiaout operation. once hours A. ~ r. ",
French artincis eYes u superior qualify on ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
EXPRESSES.

UNREEMAN a CO.'S ExPREss roR CALIFORNIA,
oregon Sandwich Islands We. Coast Of south America
Ac via Panama will he despatched yer United states pla
steamer STAR or THE wt4I on Saturday nert Dh inst
o'clock r. NJ All freight for this express must be strong
iy waterproof condition and delivered
before Friday leh At oc ct Small parcels letters, &c
'''e'''" ""A '' FResmAs 90, 50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

SyIOTHTru-LAUIEs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
" any dspoe, % receive fair ca.N price for ns
same by sending 10 addressing IA cohen, ~ Iaurers
street near Canal or 50 wes Broadway Lad IS snt.s
BY Nrs o. a. OVhsN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

THE FTREMEN.
49, 49, ~ ~ 4a
NroTICH-FIREMEN.-ALLC COMPANIES WISHING TO
IN participate the reception of Ocsanus Engine Co,np
No IT. their from Boston will please send delegscs
the house Of kngine Company 40. So Thursday aud
Friday nings NJ O'Clock.
I .spsk ssG FSdr1v oOmT'''e'
JONAS l.. Coz, Arrangements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
ULUTpIro, 40.

m TO noop WORTH Or NEW ARD UAsy or
pl clothing wanted, for the CITY and wesierr nnnsz -
eraen having such W dsposs ~ g receive the hEfssi
oy calling At he store scdrc~-'us y x. MURRAY o@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

A LADY WHO HAS sRKN TEACHING IN THE SOUTH
"A three years wishes situation goyerne-s
n private family Teaches all The branches NJ IA English
rcsuon with music and singing The highest reference
bs given. Adcress Cor week. Anne, Herald once.
A FRENCH TEACHER OVERS THE BOARD AND
a complete ps ructon In his own language, 70 few gen
uemen Of acquiring Theoretically and practical
Apply At 23e Tenth street. Second avenue.
INsTRuCTION-A FRENCH SINGLE LADY PERFECT
vocalist and pianist from the Conservatore Of Paris Of
smiable disposition and looks wishes have comfortable
board and in exchange TOR lessons French Ian
fuave No oh ction N fe mites IN the country Ad
dress Nile. Ciemeutine, Herald Office, for a week.
INsTRUCTIUN.-A YOUNG LADY, JAPABLs OF
teaching English French and music, wishes 10 obtain
rups instruct daily At their homes, would leave
'he city teacher Of the English branches IN scioo
seminary Best reference given. Call address NJ r.
"a West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

kE nnO TO INVEST IN sgCosD HAND OLorHIHs
fC.UUU-oentemen wishing 70 convert cas-, on or sur
pus clothing into cash. obtain nj least hy cent
by calling sending their address W JAMxs MORokSS
S12l. Pearl street, near chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

NOTHING DYED BLACK CLEANED BIT srEAM
" repaired and altered In from twelve 70 twenty four hour
al 81 on; with All unnings and II velvet collar
70 g. .. BROOK, 2ls Bow1y, corner Of RiNnston sSe0s
nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

vfQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AU.--oEvrLl
JfO men seesss mercantile employ menl nsl snsn =. !
II bookkeeping, writing &C.. IN few weeks. For sale .
ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
FOR sALE.A COFFEE DINING AND BILLIARD

4 saloon Inquire !, 70 FULTON street.
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID RRrAIL CORNYR GRO
IT eery diving large cash business Will be sold at a
sacrifice the has other business 10 attend Apply
the premises Mini avenue cnrner of Thirieh street
L,OR s,LE-A BEAUTIFUL REsIDeNCk LRSs THAN
10 minutes yak from Jvsey vity ferryThree stories
ard base meni, eleven built by days he best
manner Any genuen an wanting cheap and comor's5f
house will do ve 10 call and "; the house new snd
hnshed In good order The eenteman leaving for EMope
TIE only cause for selling Apply to JOHN ANDRsMs 20
aitoruies al law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

bar, doing very profitable business the Custom
House. Wall street, Poet Office, &c osetber with fixtures
don. The Kitchen has All the motern appliances costing
thousand dollars in shart. IL OF the most
pete the kind IN the city undo lease
several years Good will be given FOR selling. For
10 O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

WANTED-A MAN CoNvERsAST WITH SHE TURN
w other business requiring the OF power
% being sonduct~d with small eapi al The cd
verser desires make with such person
on business himself and
machinery. Address J. II. L., Beralt Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

UOR sALE-THE LEASE OF TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
together with building Is fee. frcnt by 81 fest deep,
three high suitable for manufacturing of sny
description, with stable and w4o1 hous attached This VIII
dsp Of ba gain Terms easy. For further
ticulsrs inquire of a. VAN NESS the premises No ~
North First street. Williamsburg two blocks from Houston
and Gra1d street ferries; Of BRIEF ANS pllnoers,
corner OF Blocker and Perry streets New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

U,oR sALE-AT UPPER MoRRIsANIA, wEsrCHESTER
ocunty York fremont depot lot of land, loo
feet front by los feet deep, situated Of Myrtle
Harlem bridge free Of toll IL not sold BY aad instant vail be
sold public auction by order OF the the nreni
SEES At o'clock r. NJ by JOHN IoYDs sos, auct!onses
Cars leave 1 W o'clock A. NJ and ~ O'Clock = W. from
he Office of the Aucuoneers, No. Clinton HALL. 10 NAau
a,rpet New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

L,oR sALr-A FIRST CLASS HIGH BASEMENT ANO
four story brown In Lexington avenue,
Thirty street. furnished with all the modern Improve
nen S65 lot 2xl0U feet large part of the
money remain mortgage required Inquire on The
premlses O A.. MOWBRAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

V,o CAPITALISTS AND MECHANICS -rHs ADvER
tiger desrous viii three four %
them practical chank 10 with him In the 'hso
OF the right for Brooklyn and Island for the ma
uufacrng and sale Of superior and important article from
which business on large scale can be condasl The
has introduced Into ri Western ci
with In Cir cnn $1,000 profit haa
reszsd the year and Chicago ~ Louis Pits
and other places proporuonaie us have been OBJ
sned The best OF refsr-n VS. given As 70 the ny and ph
the article OF which In ke~ YORK. city where has
been recently established The price u the right t2gD
AOp of which will be advanced by the subscriber un-
doubted references tor integrity and busness habits ure
Address ". boz 4 40 New York Pos, once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

L,oR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
bowling saloon, oysters and bar all In hrd rate order,
with three alleys and Al nIures ched @ them being the
ness q good prospect ahead Call NJ the pre- nses ~
East street between Delaney and Rvngon. Reason for
selling made known.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
tnliufe IA pubst.,u,

We fad ii, following card in the pubu.
que papsrs--i, tells its own story. The
failure IS very extensive one. and 10 many
will prove AL unfortunate one:
A CAsp.--l have made every eNertion in
my power 10 continue business. but find such
an accumulation .: difficulties "a 10 render
It impossible.
| Shall do M more bank,n. business for
the present, ha, give my cots,an, attention
10 'etilug and closing my business. Ny
creditors will b. paid in tu|l. With interest.
jus, Us soon as | can make collections ami
convert my assa,s into money
My assets amoua, TO a, has, one hun
drrd thousand dollars over all liabilities. and
will h given up freely 10 my crcdi,ors il
they desire it, l shall keep back nothing
bu, enough to 'esd sad clo,he nv family
Extraordinary eNer,ons And sacrifices have
hcca made 10 avoid this result. bu, wi,hou;
avail. NJ MoRLxy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
W aShington News.

srEAhSAN' Of Ohio, personal and 20
litical friend Of Judge DouGL,s. has beer
elected prlnie. to the House. The Wash
lugton a.on has thus received a back act.
4 correspondent Of toe y. Y T1buae
writing from Washington 90 the eth, says
The editor Of the l.sav.nworih Journal ar
fFed here THIS morning. and -sys that be him.
sell AMI hss pro-slavsry friends intend voting
for the free state clause submitted 70 the PEG
pc. He Announces positively that ten. Cal.
honn Will parsne the same course. AMI : anre
served in he declaration 20 tAsi eject He
returns on Thursday TO paTuelpa.e n the elec
ton.
captain Walker. aid 10 iAe Governor. re-
ceiyed letter from Secretary stanton yester
day. stating that from 5.fs1 % 10. 0.i votes
you'd he pol ed, And that there wea.d he a de
cldei majority for free SAFE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

~. lDtls, Dec. =.
The HemocJdi has received letters from
hansas containing two procamations from
Calhoun, specifying the manner Of the elec
tion OF the 2lst inst, for submitting the
Constitution TO the people. and tbs drS,
Monday 10 January for tile election OF State
officers, anal giving the NAMES OF Commis-
sioncrs tor each county.
Al a mass Convention at leavenwor,h
on the 9Th ul,., resolution was passed. n.
gues,ing the Territorial Legislature 10 meet
at lecompton 81 the 81 December The
resolution WAS passcd under the belief tina,
stanton will rcognIze The Legislature so
convened.
n resolution offered BY General ane was
unanimously adopted, pIolging themselves
m case S,,n'ou declined 20 recognize the
Legislature. III put the Topeka ,;oyernaWn,
IN melton. anal stand or tail by il.
\ Democratic Convention i. called foy
the 2l,h inst.
The Dc''rvrg' learns from private sour
ces that stanton had issued a proclamation
eslllng a special session Of the legi,laiun
10 be held on the oh inst.
YHrhRR MINIS FKuu tran.
The letter 10 the Rep,.l,caa from III,
l tab esrsi,ion, the main poin, Of which
We te'egraphd Yesterday, states ,ha, Col.
cooks command wAs 30 miles wes, OF
Fort Laramie on the 81 Of November.-
Thu, lar the travelling had heen pleAsan,
ard cay ba' Ia, weather We growing cold.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

er, provisions getting scarce and provsnder
giving out, and it was apparent that great
hardships were before them. Still, notwith.
standing the threats from Salt Lake city,
the entire army would proceed as rapidly
as the elements and the supply Of food
would permit, to the winter quarters mark
ed out by Colonel johnson, on Honey Fork
Of Green river.
IL is rumored TO be the intention Of Brig
ham Young 10 fight the troops this winter
as the best chance for an equal conflict. and
then, before reinforcements can be sent in
the spring, to destroy all the Mormon poses
slons in Utah, and proceed to some other
country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
Sailed
\ys

NV NcsA, Dec. ?.
The Area sailed ,o-isy for Iivcrpo,l
With 81 Passengers AMI SlC9 500 in specie
sir Allan MeNab, lady and daughter arr
nASeagers-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

On the 81 Instant, boa, containing four
men was carried over the Cohoes dam, al
Albany, y. Y. and oue man droxn4i. They
remained in II water a.. uigh,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

II Is easy to see how such q circulating
medium must affect trade. Government and
the great monopolists can insure specie, but
the ordinary ,ra'iesmau depends on a tiuctu.
aiing. slippery medium. Of which he never
can know the exsc, value even when sub.
s,sniially safe AMI which hs !. never sure Is
safe How is a tradesHaa 10 regulate h,
profits under such circumstance? The
whole is risk from beginning TO eui And
this atmosphere of risk i. he regular a.ma--
phere of the American tradesmaa. Noxo,-
der that with s;lch an education he :ases the
couvuls'os 4 bis money market coolly.