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Farm for Sale !.

TNHE subscriber offers his farm at private sale,
L and will give 4 good bargain to any enc who
may desire to purchase. The Farm contains 80
acres of fine productive land lying on the Con
nccticut River. and is well divided into moving
tllagc and pa>uragc with good Apple Orchard
and very large Maple Orchard. The buildings
are large and very convenient, and in excellent re-
puir. To those desiring enc of the BEST Farms
and location chance is now offered. I'M
mediate possession given if desired.
J1NES T.. HENRY
West Littlcton, \. H., July, 1857. 1919.
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NeWbury Seminary,
And Female Collegiate Institute.

ClIAS. W. CUSHING. A. NJ, Principal.
v1NlI; Institution affords special advantages, as
} follows
To young men fitting for College. Thorough
and comprehensive course for Young ladies'
French by an educated Frenchn,an. Music and
Painting of all kinds by Teachers thoroughly cd
ucated in these departments. Terms long enough
to complete common text books. Board and Tu-
ition cheap as in any Institution of the grade.
Fall term Of II weeks will begin Aug. 20. 1851.
Winter = II Dec 3
Spring . IL - GO March 4, 1858.
For more particulars address the Principal
PRENTISS KNIGHT See.
N.,sbury. VI. July u, lsj7 1856
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EelR DEN-S NEW PAT EMF
ID HORSE SHOE.

Tbs greatest Invention q ;ie9;.. rhtl SUI
e III utility. durability and i.auiy - er,h.
thing al the kind Vet achieved Y tie Nil
i made ''y machinery fl,rr Superior ytali't ."
iron. At = c,> mlicn les than II, h:, II :e he >.
shoe. it'>coucav,l on tie inside Will lew &c
The better preservation of the Hoses Hooi. ard
i ~iafc. c>>eiug the necessity al pr;rC IL ~
tciA- Tar more desirable fer The il:;.r, IL tie :I
ina! han any Shoe ever offered Ia The rnllic-
These shoes are sold according tcsize. like me-
hro;~-:i method which in>urc> 4 mere periec: G.
than can otherwise he obtained. This inNeIliCri
pronounced extraordinary u>ciIlre.> ~ maI,
tarrer> black smiths and i r:liiiv nrc Ia.
genera use mall portions of the United States
ioriuriher particulars and Samples aI1lyf"r
Agents. BLopGET. Brow \ CO.
soand 50 rcarl street. Boston. Mass.
pec.l /. 1886. lol2-sl
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PINE SPRUCE & OTHER LUMBER

growing on GLANDS of easy access to said mills
Said lands were selected with avicw to afford stock
to said mills for many years. and are well worthy
the attention of capitalists who wish safe andlu-
crativr investment in the laundering business.
Plans of said lands. mills. &C.. can he seen and
information obtained, application to John y.
Moore or John Human. at North Concord, or
Lloyd kimbal at McIndorS Falls, to all who may
wish to purchase a part or the whole Of said prop
crtV.
Also. large lot Of manufactured lumber. con
>i>ting of Pine Spruce and IIcmlock boards. Pine
Shingles. Clapboards, &c. All of said property
vii be sold in lots to suit purchasers favorable
ter IS.
JOHN c. GLEASON. Assignee of
KIMBALL. GIICIIlslST x co.
NJ Indocs Falls. May 9. 1857. 33t
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Farm for Sale!

SITUATED in Lyndon. and one half miles
~ north of Centre Village. on BcmiS Hill. Farm
containing 1876 acres. - acres wood and timber
land. the remainder under Improvement and in
high state of cultvation, we'll watcrcd by never
failing springs. Will be sold in body, or in
pieces to suit purchasers.
40tf CALVIN FARNSWORTU
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81. Excelsior Pl0ws. 81.
\ large and increasing number Of

\ IarEr and increasing number Of
& 90 u IA II Nj l.. RS
Arc using the warranted Flows. made al the Tn
ion Iron Works. and they pronounce them better
than the best. Ii any plowman deems this void
of the truth only ask >uc!, 10 hitch on their cat
tie and give thcm an honest trial. Iou can he
favored with large variety for selection. such *
choice Eagles Side Hill and Right Hand. Excel
sior and Planters. Friend with All. the Vermont
cr's or Moore Flows. and 4 circle ii small piowS
from different patterns 1t will cost nothing /"
look them over. The Trade Will be supplied At 4
liberal discount.
n B.-Dont strange the country chickens and
feed the city gobhcrS. but give 4 mcrit"ri0u> ar
ticlc fair play. if il is unfortunate to origi
nate i'll the country.
LUKE BUZXELL.
st. John>bury. April %. 1871. SOB.
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Phillips Academy.

VNIE FAIL TERM will commence TUES
I DAY. SEPTEMBER >th. and continue II
weeks. under the charge Of
j. S. DURANT, A, H., Principal.
With Ill necessary assistants
During the Fall and Spring terms. particular al
tcn'on will he given t" tho>, branches which are
required to be hc tartht in H." Common Schools.
since they must depend chiefly upon the numerous
Academies Of thi, region !or their supply oftoach-
crs. Suggestions will also be civ en-. from time 10
time. rs to the best method Of instruction and
ovrrnmcnt-rclyin, mainly. however. upon the
good sense and particular genius Of each teacher
Tuition PAYABLE in 0dra''"c. and charged for the
Term unless otherwise stipulated.
TIiTIO
Common English, $50
Higher - Latin or Greek, leo
French. thy the Principally cNtra. 900
Gcrnan -" 200
Piano. with use Of instrument, (by Prof.
I.P. Dana). 1000
Drawing and Painting at the usual prices.
For board or rooms. application may be made
to DR.. Il. VI. AVER, or to i. y. DAVIS.
FIX. Com. of Trustees.
Dan,illc, July 20, 1851. 1850
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Agricultural.

CHEEsE-MAKING IN VERMONT-Mr Brown:
An inquiry was made in late number of the
Farmer about chccsc-making. Although
do not feel worthy of writing for the public
to read, will give my method of checse-ma-
king, which learned of an old dairy woman
who said she learned of girl whose parents
sent her to the Shakers. with whom she serv-
cd time for that express purpose:
The milk should be as warm as it can con-
,cnicntly be had from the COWS; if the
rennct is good the milk will curllc hard
enough to cut i'll thirty minutes; it should
then he carefully cut with curd-knife made
for the purpose. After the whey is dipped
off, which is done by putting a straincr over
the tub, the curd should again be broken
with careful handling. as too much squeezing
works away the richest part of the curd, which
will be readily seen by the whey being white.
The whey first dipped off is put into kettle
or boiler for the purpose of scalding it should
be scalding hot. but should not boil; while
the whey is heating the curl is dipped off in
to a straincr placed over a sink or basket
made for the purpose, then it is tied up and
q weight placed upon it for few mo-
ments, after which it is crossed up two or
three times, each time the weight being ap-
piled; the curd is then sliced about three
f"urths Of an inch thick, and placed as loose
as may be into tub SO it NAV scald even
", care should be taken to stir it with a pad
die for the purpose as soon as the whey is
poured upon it, When the curl feels little
tough, or will squeak between the teeth, it is
sufficiently scaldcI; it is then dipped into
the strainer which is over the basket, after
which IT is spread on tables or boards to be
cooled is cool Is it can be: then it is hung
VI; III Il >tYaincr to drain about one hour. then
Is Gu. by curd-cu:tcr and sailed. three ounc-
rs to five pounds c,,rd
As to presses, they diiicr much in pow
~ ii is difficult 10 sax ANYTHING Of tho.a. The
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What will you Give
Two PRESERVE YOUR HAIR TO Oh

mo PRESERVE YOUR HAIR TO Old
J. age: ol to restore il when YOU have lost i,
The 'nicho> th,le when fairly tried, has never to
niy knoH ledge failed to accomplish this result
\ bottle used occasionally will save YOU the trcu-
bic and mortin"ation Of early badness. cure Your
headache and keep the skin i'll healthy condi'ion.
For sale by III. +. IIOIT.
81. Johnshury, MAY IS. lh57. 3jtf
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FOR SAIsE:

4 FULL set of second hand Gearing and Iron
"A for an upright Saw-mll. cheap as d,,t. bv
HIBBARD y RICHARDS
West Concord. June IL. 1877 31tf
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$4,000 WORTH

of the best >tyle of open and covered Buggy " aa-
ons. made Of the best stock. and hy experienced
woTkmen Those wishing to purchase viii do
well TO give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
4, we have the Target assortment that can be
found in Vermont All our work is warranted
Lyndon. April 80, 1851. 3l-i7
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Something New.

4 Cooking range designed for country Use
~ suitable for every ono who has Il wa>ll-roon.
4 summer CT winter cook room or dairy rccln ; and
every house to be complete should have enc.
BOYNTON K DEMING.
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SITUATED in the towns of Kirby, Victory
- and Concord. VT. together with the valuable
SawAIills.a large and commodious Boarding House
five Dwelling Houses. three Barns, one Blacksmith
Shop. &c. at North Concord formerly Bradley
Nalc>. all in good repair
Capitalists of New England, before going West
to invest, would do well to take look at this val
liable property particularly account of the large
3,uoilut of
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NEW GOODS!

Fl'IIE subscriber has Just received large assort
Il mcnt Of Goods adapted to the season, to
which he invites the attention of Ladies and
Gcnticmcn T.. JEWETT.
May -. 1871. :3}jtf
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u I-POT
CLOTHING STO RE

The subscriber would respectfully inform til,
citizens of -. Jo!u>hrv and Vicinity, that he has
iI>t returned FROM marko, with M cNccl.cu; stock
If Spring and >l.lan,r goods. consisting ~ Gcr-
man. English. French and Ancrcar BroaG,.o'!.~
Of all grades and ,oio!>: iam and Fancy Doc
skins and Ca>>imrrc>: 4 ricka>>or:mcl.i Of Vest
in.S: Tailor Trimmings If all kinds: Furnish
ing goods. consisting of Stocks. Fur> and Neck
llanGk,rchcf>. Gloves. Hosiery. Braces. Bo>nm>,
Collars. White and Fancy Shirts. under Shirts
and Drawers. Also latest STYLES Of Hats and Caps.
Boots. Shoes and Euhhcr>. Umbrellas. Nc.. Ne.
Ready Made Clothing. consisting of Dress and
Frrck Goats. Black and Fancy Doc>lin> smd Cas-
imerc Pants. Tweed. Sleeps Grey and Satiinrit
do. Satin. silk and Lasting Vests. Velvet. Cash
mere and Valencia do. Jackets. Frock>. Ovcra,l>.
&c. The above stock will hr offered At prices -
ensure 4 ready sale. ard Will he rcpen>hcd a> Of
ten required - comprise the most complete
stock Of Gents Goods III Vermont.
Persons III want Of good substantial clothing.
will do well to call and examine my goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Opposite the Pa>sumpsic House. Railroad St.
st. Johnsburv Vt.
2jtf W. II. HORTON.
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WIH.lN :. HEGU'NE. u. H..
PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON.

P.lDNU'k W.i|WNE U'ONkS.
II. JoHN>EUEl VI.
The subscribers. under he name and IRA al:
lIAILET \ THOMPSON. continue the Furiu-
dry and Machine business ~ heretofore. t'1ff
III >>EII IiAIIEr. ALEXANDER THoNV>3N.
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Look Out for Stop Clothing (!

rOOD Mechanics Mkt Coats, Pants < Vests, GU
Z tom made and warranted not to EIr, all fol
S7,4S. u>t the thing for service. at
FLETCHER < REEDS.
n. B.-lIaving made arrangements with an ex
tcnsvc firm in Boston we will order slop work for
all who may want, cheaper than can be bought III
the place FLETCHER REED.
West Concord. Jan. "a. 1857. 1oltf
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I NEiIC.,N X FOREIGN PATENTS.
Z. i. EDDY. Solicitor of PATENTS.

Lat t-.i,.t III : rar.rr oti,e Was ii ,til lI1id.-
la. Il; 81 49,
II - IL - "1-n. III AliTY 81. T"~T"T.
Sl, -.r in ~. I-ii,'i STATE al in
N.it-. 90 -~. ;~i-,,i'Ir>. alail Pal~r>' Draw
in r rar,4,~ ,-.si..i %. ,.r.l terms irt with i'll.
Az il r. - j;r" tii..rrs1I,.r Foreign urs>
t-t.'f.-:. . -. E iiit lf!ir, Pal.r l,er.-
,f.,~-il.i jl.r ,iir ',ic, rendered in all matte.
r"f-,!i'- '~i.r. tiir> Il liz claims Pail:
TT .- 'F ait o"c Dollar. Assignments r"crr,.:
rj;~ A-..r, .r.ig The largest in New England. ,,
Tn -l II -'lt fr't> htI' r liii.
o-~,.;,. lie ls-lieiliry l in, cn1ilr> r,Irra-,
ca, lN- i LII ..I.'t~ug.'iy superior i, ,sf -
,- n ~ : III Sr,,y>.rrr ~ mr. ~,
fi't iAaH 1A-~ ~c'i''r: 1,it SUCCESS
rE.' A., ArIrIrY W,.'Id add That Ito
H. ''. tci''' AID cai ir''' ria' ia n".l
i.-i, -. i lf, az ,Ii.I.l,,
~: IT,. t'.rl an! ,I,,l d.p iSi'Iis relative
- 5f,rr T'>,. ~:,> IL ,N:-1-,,. llTar, 81 lcSa
an: l'l 81 works. ai' nh 'lir>'i patents
j. IL e. >;. aii F3rI-- RENTER lil 2ti, l-l,.r-
,-i.>i!'i- = ,r ~ igcii> obtaining PATENTS
Aln't--t 81 r:l'H l. " a>i.iicl' II" Procure pax
Ttstin,c.,a's
l'-ri- H.. ;i,. Ilii Tie ,,. - -. missioner
: P'r,1 Il. II Ei' F'i..l B,,~r., III. I9>,* IT,
P''.'r o:'.-> l 49, ~ Irr lrI- la,'r~- T'r. No.
'. '--.-- i-i-," lie. Patent "f,or ant thee
r.. - .H:''i il " nh n,r' >hi ii'.ii'y and >ro'css
'r NJ J. '~''''- Il TIN ii rr''r - AMI n'.t
>-iri r.i't >i.,ri~ in IL, ir-l >1-> ;'r! have
'st''. H i.'.IIr-r~ HAT ri-y II .rIl,
- .i str.,fI ai. i-7,>1W'rii'- al! In'rr caIa-
'T -is g.. tl..i> them
Ej'vI-Nn ntRkR.
Lie Commissioned u Patients
i'ra, ire tt>,m f'o.as,i>>5oscr-
Nc = I'ri,- I' n,- t.''" held the "tf'ee
Las -i-'' ii III 1ra>a'1,n"f business
Nt' r'- 'i'r-h >-,.'r II" Thoroughly acquainro.
: l'. Il ii ,..' ,sa'y and >nccr>>iui ,racsi-
: ',-~ MI . y. tlt" .'a. ''i''''l ''if'Tc'llr>"
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

YINIIE Subscriber would inform the citizens of
4 Lyndon and surrounding towns. that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by H. Babbitt.
and fitted up the same as Clothing Store and
Talor'S Shop. and has secured the services of an
experienced Cutter. and is prepared to furn-
ish Clothing in every variety, at reasonable prices.
He will also keep on hand large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
to which he invites attention of those in want Of
the same. H. Is. JONES.
Lyndon. April go 1877. Stiff
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WILSON, EA!REiHAN CO
!, ..,.,ste A-e,..>, A. sand - tiaHc''' .. 3.
Sol av Druggists Cenera!T. o,r ..o-s..
III, 5: Jct"SarIE
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NJ l. J. T. Il & T X L l. /
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NATURAL. ACTION

:r....-. IT la, system /: IN the nlsHn-r ih.i
.;l ts:- I-....T-. that ,lic-siion i- improved.
~. NJ a. Strengthened, The ,iltn-.,i .Ii-rces
recruited, he hr. e h,s,ih r-.trre! . The
c-.k. nvakr,.. { t., -i,,r aud hints reI.--,
,.'i al ;as us.. a:i5.s q NerTous De. ~
vD.lVei.
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New Firm and New Stock.

TE'IE. MARBLE WORKS AZ Lyndon will here
I after hc carried On under the name ~ :. e..
OrI> \ Co.. Who will keep constantly Oh hand 4
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come ~; '-rn .i-l-n;ly ..r'.v..i:ra: Any crSa'i
e the b.iy 10 excessive ac,aU, ss ty The Gsis
cl.rr,:loi. - aicuhoiic il.ils ~ Ireisr., ns -
pum all of which leave ~. system n we
e"iii!iI. u iian ,,.fcrr tat. i.v- r-l-a;-d
SOD H. ny ,..ra;i-C n l-r'ics aye irrN~i non
q..ci!y ,s...l.s.:., lie N,E.v,.s I'D, thus Pr
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McInd0e'S Falls Academy.

FYNIIE Fall Tenn Of this Institution will com
l lmrncc on "Wednesday. Sept. ID. and con,nu
eleven weeks. under the ,har," G!
Sls.VANIS HsNW WARD. 4. Va.
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY,

~ " tSIIINGToN STREET BOSTON
N kinds i P;.rr Car'.>. Envelopes. Bronze, and Inks
>li-. r irt>I> " .NTLp.
Il -I.i.. i, ril. -. cS:3
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ITS PERFECT SAFETY

In every ni;i,,n Of thu system, IS s's''n.-l,
ceria'n. The ir.i-atc constitution 9th !ee,'-s
maiden, we y n.cIli-r rendered str niger y a
ir'luenc, Hhrn, a: the sane ;ie, IN, ting s-n
saiIcn experienced ,lr ,us hcui the Whole boy
IFS RESTORATIVE ASp STRENGTHENING
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BorIrR ExrIoslcs--Loss - L,rg.--Ye~

/ BotLrR ExrIosloS--Loss - Lrrg.--Ye~-
terday morning at precisely six O'Clock ter
rihc explosion occurred which was heard all
who were up and near the spot hastencd to
the depot grounds where the explosion occur.
red. Opposite 10 the depot OF the NJ. & NJ.
Railroad are the large work shops OF the
road, built Of brick in the most substantial
manner. Between the machine shop and car
penter shop, stood the engine house, also Of
mick, In which was stationed the engine
which affords the power for all the different
machinery in the machine carpenter black
smith shops, Ac At the above mentioned
hour, the boilers OF this engine exploded with
terrific force. Not brick seemed 20 l~ lcft IN
lis place. The two large boilers were torn TO
flinders, and the engine left in fragments
around the SPOT, with scarcely enough cling
ing together To tell What kind OF machine they
had original, formed The wall Of the ma
chine shop was crushed in throwing consider
able OF IL on planning machine. hut not doing
material damage. The wall above door of
the carpenter shop was broken In The roof
was thrown high NJ IN the air, and turned be-
fore Il fell hack. and broke into fragments
But sadder than all, the charred body OF the
engineer was found in the ruins near the en-
ginc, discmbovelcd and with scarcely an un-
broken bone In his b.ly lie hai died on
tho instant. His body was taken into the car
rcatcr shop. and afterwards an inquest held
e,er it, lie vas youne man named Elw. y.
Yogcr. and had only been employed a few
days AT the engine he had resided here some
time. II Is said the fireman had built the fire
at about O'Clock and went away, aud the
engineer 90, IN from hrcakfas, nj q, inme.
diately commencing To work the engine, when
the explosion occurred II was fortunate the
explosion took place just when II did Sever.
al men had jus, walked over the tops Of the
boilers from cue shop to the other In a short
time the workmen would have been gathered
in the shops and engine room when the loss
Of life would have been great The loss OF
property was considerable The engine was
know aud of high finish, with two large boil
crs, heavy pullcss, &c, and In a substan-
tial brick house---all of which were destroyed
The loss viii probably be five thousand dol
lars. Besides. all the works OF the shops have
been stopped for the time being The intcr.
ruption at this time is serious Hut ycs,cr.
day morning laborcrs were already at the ru-
ins clcarinr them away, and a new building
and new machinery will soon replace the old.
To correct rumor To the contrary, UNI
just to the Company, We would state that the
Engineer was experienced at his business, aud
brought good t-siamcnials 10 those who EN-
plcs esi him
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WAsnIsoTos, July IS
About half-mst two O'Clock this p. A..
soon after the adjournment of the Naval
Court No 3, Com. Ncwton was struck with
paralysis on the right side, and died about
icnr o'clock. lie was in ;,crfect health. an
parcntly, up to the instant &C the attack.
The instructions 10 Gov. Cummings WEIR
completed to-day. They are brief and srr-
ciiic. lie Is 10 ace that the laws of the rni-
ted States are faithfully executed; no man
in Utah II to be affected for his political or
religious opinion, but held responsible Cor hi.
conduct.
Should the civil authorities be unable To
enforce the laws, military forces arr then To
be- employed, while Gov. Cummings ,nwcr
u ample for all practicable purposes. Much
j. coniidcd 10 bis discretion.
The President will leave Cor Bedford
Springs to-morrow morning, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Lane.
Thos. II. Dunn Of Missouri, has been ten
dercd the appointment II Secretary Of State
Tor ltah, hut thcrcarc some doubts whether
hc will accept,
q. NJ belden has been appointed L. \.
Attorney tor the northern district of Ohio,
vice Raincy, resigned
WAsaISaroS, July ~.
The Secretary ~ War has received dis
patch irom Fort Smelling, NJ. T., of the oath
inst, informing him that the Sioux Indians
have acccded to everything requested Of
them by the General Government and are
now quiet.
The Postmaster General has awarded the
contract tor furnishing stamped envelopes
Ia Geo. Z. Ne-bItt, New York, ~ the lowest
bidder.
Judge Stiles, District Attorney Ilacka-
day, and Marshal Di,on, Federal officers u
tab, joined in a card cinphaticaliy coatra-
d,ct,ng the reports from that Territory ex-
t.ns'ycly puhl-hed IN the newspapers, which
charged David u. Burr, late Surveyor Gen
eral of Utah, with having committed frauds
upcn the Government in ovcrcharging ex.
pcns-s aud iAlsiiying tn. Mormons
A rcpurt il in circulation that brigham
iouag has written letter a. President
Buchanan expressing qualification at the
prspect of being relieved from tho Cover
norship ii ttah, and promising that the
federal officers 20 b. sent thifhcr will be
kindly treated, provided that they attend
to their legitimate bvsiness.
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l. ATEST ne VS..
uoAooW Daohrcok IL Mtame~oea
TEN THOUSAND INDIANS IN ARMS.
A rIGHT

~ Paul. July ~, ,via Dubuque, gs,h,
An Express has just arrived from the
Sioux agency, and reports that the renewal
II hostiliiies is unavoidable. Ten thousand
Indians are there dcfying the U. :. trooys.
The settlers are flying 10 the forts for pr,-
lection.
Governor Mc,lary is there cndleavoring to
preserve peace. Tie sustains the Supcrin-
tcndent of Indian AAairs in the suspension
ii payment Of annuitics until the Sioux na.
tion deliver up the lnkpadutas Is hand II muir
dcrcrs. The Sioux refuse, and ARE trying to
bring about collision with the Government
troops.
A Telegraph despatch from Mr.. Floyd,
Secretary of War, refusing the request or
Governor Melary, 10 muster volunteers for
defense, occasions some excitement There
arc two hundred men here to-day prepared
and determined to march, II needed, Ia pro-
tect the frontier.
The Democratic Constitutional Cunyen-
tion has not yet organized.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31

Nkw YORK, July ~
A letter from the Pacific port o( Ajacuts
in San Salvador, informs the 7imes that the
cholera broke out in the interior carly last
month, aud was raging irightfully, IL or 10
deaths per day occurring in the town Of
Sansonate, out u a population of about 40
0O0.
The steamer Ar.si las arrived with Lon
don dates oi the 10Th. lAOOO trooys are
ready, under orders, and will start ,inmedi-
ately for India, and endorsements will COL
low ~ soon as ships and stores can be pr,-
vidcd. Re,niorccmcnts were also on the
way from Bombay, Madras and Ccylon.
All the influential colnlnittecs of Calcnt-
u, including the Mahosnctans, hsd presented
addresses te the government with assurance
of loyalty.
frm China We lesla that Canton y .uf.
fcring from laininc.
Sir John Bowhring s.:.l intimsted ,La,
compensation ioT L;..ses sustained by British
subjects would be demanded from the Chi
ncsc Government.
Lord .,rin and suite arrived nj Singapore
june 3d.