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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have started and extensive Foundry
w the Nashville Manufacturing
Company and prepared 70 execute heavy and light
any description the shOr notice Light Cast
small at moderate city prices heavy CAST
large amounts furnished per Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight. We have also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS,
Steam engines sRWmIls FlouTmiIls nostimproved
patterns made TO order Jobbng repairing done mmsd
atsy. We ready tn make contracts for Engines aud Wills
and sha furnish plans 10 enable purchasers up their
Mills with little Manufactures ana Farmers will
find profitable TO Us, before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made 70 order Ofhs
best rial, Dss with FrefrOs crates Standpipes
and Valves, warranted stand any pressure required for
Manufacturing pOrpeihg purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Smhwork dOns in excellent stJfs
but arFate Iron usedSawm work, Steruus, Dogs,
Pitman Irons, Saw eTanks Bolts and all kind Mil ir
inside 20 order short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good. cheap Machinery, viii
do well IN call al Office or address by letter.
JACkER & CO..
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville, Tenn,
uly25-H Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
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SINGERS

~ REAT SUCCESS is always the most conclusive
" proof Of good merit. Judged by this test there Is
Labor saving Machine before the puOc comparable 70 SIN
GERS SEWING MACHINES. After establishing th5
highest reputation in the United States the proof Of which
Is the fact that have about l2Ou OF Machines
plOyed b. and famiea ughout the coun
Try and have received y MEDALS from y d aren't States
Fairs
They examined at the late Exposition @Unniysr-
seen in France. where they esvrsd OF the HIGHEST
PREMIUM, the MEDAL OF HONOR.
RT The public is invited 70 call at
office, 40 Public Square,
and themselves and test capabity
Mac ines for "a ally ant aiacuring purposes.
p SEWING MACHINE SILK and TH6BAD on SpOOls,
MACHINE OIL and Needles hand and SALE whole
sale and retail WA. A. SINGER, Jr,
July I7-dIm. Agent
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az ia.
eInay, on Thursday, 9Th day August The
Sod sss nv several districts hereby authorized TO
ne County COon have appointed the following persons
b Hno CLERKS in the different Wards and Dis
"Afo-Tremps O. Harris. John Coltart and
Tho, Halle, W. H. TOwnssnSaud
In; LsnieT. B. s. Weller, and R.
we Porter--G 3. Brown, clerk
John W Martin, J. W Felis and W
BE- after, Mason vannOy and J.
+" %. Francis, Tho. W. Chiffon and
A Baagh--W W. Petition, clerk
A. Davis, J. L. farrell and Isaac
Nicholas p Corbitr VIM, Harrison
Dist No 2-JOhn COrsy, Wan. MeMurry and John Greer;
s-MOsss H NJ satsy SeoT-. s w. Charlie, ana
Mann L Charlton and p J. Couch.
@e.nS P SIts2e. ia R7nIs@n and Ben Hurt
Ashley RozsII Z. H. Wallace and W. D. Ba.
CIV Gsmbil Joel A BattIe and VIM Austin
w Booker and Joel Baitle,jr.
Whitimore and II Wa lace.
4" s-Wm 0gilvie, VIC Ramsey and James Rains;
Ramsey and john Rains.
s-w Hagans, Thomas Johnson and Andrew
SrfgG TI ID Lq " ai = and a. J9 whiss S :,
Hamilton; CrenshsW and w BuIchett.
n-Wm sdmi9stOn. compton and Allen Cotton;
w 0nell and w ? Campbell.
l2-Jesse Jordan, w Watkins and John JOsD;
Sam Davidson jr.
I3-Reni Cox W G, shelton and W Dozier; @
Lowell and w McGuay.
l4-James L Greer, James Russell and SHELTON De-
moss: WIN Demoss and WIN Frazier.
lS-JohE Pnehett, Thomas Iison and Moses
Greer; John Haiy and Hslsted.
lo-James heWsOm. Roger PeeIam and James
Dunn; Charlton and DR. Bagwen.
I--James Fnlgum, Wm Osborne and II Usry; Sam
Dunn and z Order
4" l8-Z Ste, Hiram Vaughan and A n " hite: A 2
Estes and John ID Brien.
l9-W Hambiin, W H Hudson and John TAYLOR
s Hall snd Gee.
9O-W g Hall w N Dismukes and W Foster. w
Drake and K Cartwright.
6f 2I-Andrew Hooper, Thos Saunders and J Var
bEough; George Keeling ard Je Phillips.
g 22--GeOrge W Campbell George W Walker and G
Marshall; L. Croker and Geo W ebher
23-W Drake, David Ralston and Lewis Will
Hsps; Wellington Hy de ana Iohn Drake
e-MH WIlkinson, B F BiBkley and Cd Graves;
TaEwel Etherly ard Joe johnson.
60 25-Dennis DOzdr, Jacob Ma 20 James N Lee;
GH Lowe and Tom Sloan.
July 2I-td. y X BDMUNsoN, Sheriff
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Time sale of Groceries at Auction.
ON SATURDsY Sin Of August, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, we
~ will Offer in front Of stre the following articles:
50 hhds prime Sugar; so b5Is c'hed Sugar;
2DO bags Rio Coffee; 30 bxs Va Tobacco;
1900 bags fine Salt; GO bun lies Wrapping Paper;
1000 bags coarse do so bags Pepper and Spice;
$40 bbls WHISKY 10 kegs bar Lead;
1000 kegs Wheel'g NILS; % kegs Shots
1901 xs Star Candles; IS casks Soda;
0bxs Soap; 20 bxs Starch:
$4,000 German Cigars; Is bbls Apple Vinegar;
40 bXs Matches;
Together with every article usually Kept Grocery estab
hshments.
Terms of sale.
Under $500, 30 days; and 1000 go days
1000 under 2UO0 days; over 1000 months with
out interest Tor approved paper.
FISHER. WHELESS 81 co,
july 80 Successor 10 johnson, Horne & co.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
WARREN COUNTY. {

Personally appeared before me, this day, William
White, President of Bucks Bank, and made oath that
the foregoing is true statement of said Bank from
LIST January 1867, to 1st July 1857.
&. 7. PUR0SIs, J. P.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
: =. S, French and Som

ON TUESDAY, August H. we will offer for sale in front
" of warehouse, ClaIk 20 o'clock the fol-
lowing articles some OF which desiro close with
out reserve, viz:
80 hnds Sugar, fair toI5O doz Painted Buckets;
prime; SO reams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags NJ o. and Baltimore 25 bbs Domestic Brandy
Coffee; 25 bbls. Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands so Obs julius Smiths Old
$40 boxes Star Candles, full Ieser-e Whisky;
weight 90 Matches;
20O0 bols. Whisky, VariOusI00 boxes Corn starch:
brands; 100 g Whea ten StaFch
100 boxes Tobacco; 10 " CherOot Cigars:
1000 sacks cousre and fine Sa;I5O g TalOw Candles;
$50 900 Cigars, ass'd brands; 80 Backing large and
$50 dog. BrOOms: small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles in the gsoeery line to
mention. Bug6 s.. S. FRENCH & son.
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I,ATESTl

REGULAR DESPATCH FROM THE REPORTER
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-Kentucky returns show
that the Know Nothings have elected Marshall GER
tain, and probably Underwood; and that the De-
mocrats have elected Clay, Mason, Stevenson,
Jewett, Burnett, Peyton, and Elliott certainly, and
probably Talbot to Congress.
Garrard Democratic candidate for State Treasu-
Ter, is elected by over ten thousand majority.
The Democrats have a large majority in the lower
House and on joint ballot.
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clO,A, s.; Law Binding, 81 %.
oPINIoNs oF THE rs.


This work viii bring the attention Of the present gen
GRAFTON multitude Of things govern
nsnt which have long lain in fOrgetfuuesss Yrk m
dspsadsnt. q e.
This viii prove Of Immense value to public men,
andto Every American citizen who aims the civil
history Ofhis COunry.-ssO York Courier and Enqsrs.
Col BeutOn qualifications no can dis
pate. His upon title page inspires conf
dsnee in statements, and fah It's imPsrsaltJ and
tire fathfalness.-BOstOa TrsrsAsr.
Its surprising to see how many the subjects which
still before discussed BY the fathers in the very
infancy Of the confederation We shall wecoms
essSive volume Of this q very valuable addition
the history Of the eOuniEy-BostOa DAILY Adosrtissr.
The Abdgsmens of the Debates Of Congress- by Mr.. Ben
ton, made with and exeeIlenl Judgment
ThsWoTk will form amOs complete history Of the Unted
States adoption Of the federal constitution aad
viii be invaluable work Of referencs-s1 York Con-
14sreial.
The theory Of institutions, the and working
the various parts correctly understood BY who
VIII beat Ioabls sudynd the OF this intOr
nation viii be, il these Debates within the reach Of every
citizen. The indexes at the end Of each volume render h
easy sny particular subjeeI.-Bs5alo Advertiser
enterprise IKE this interesting invaluable and
tioaa deserves the most ample encouragement. The aa-
thor says his preface that the WORK will be to HIN labor
IovsAnd PRIDE rssusctang the Palr tic dead-nO
skipped and each 10 his place, ush best Of his works in
ha1d.-BOsOa Post.
This abrdgemsnt, considering the nesmabs value Of TIE
Debates, complete political history Of the country, forms
treasury which shoad be possessed b every
citizen who afford snd there eWwbo are ret able
coming out as it will ssriany BHstiA Mex
Orleans.
This abdgementis to beresteteu TO the speeches 81
celebrated orSior will extend the business and
planst speakers who spoke, to give infora
zion subjects Of Surviving DAILY PieayaHs ~
ORLEANS.
By Debates nd the st business introduced into
The House Representatives. After the Inauguration,
bill collect Duties Imports, and curious and inter-
sstng debate every speaker seemed
regard TIE protection of hOms industry one Of the OBJ
jees to be 5racsd Is in any project for
raag the Wssha probably receive the assem- OF
every reader saying, living person combines
Of qualities necessary for the proper execution OF
tas work the Senator VINO has underaEen
it-Nafioaag madagascar Washington.
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COMMISSIONERS SAIL


+. B. FoGG. II. NJ R. FOGG.
FR FOGG & son.
+ B. FoGG, having taken his Son into partnership, they
n will practice Law in the Supreme, sder and the
Courts Of Davidson County, Prompt attention viii be given
the collection Of claims, June II-6m.
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LII open and bold an election fo7 Governor, members
Of "a T6ns1ess anc Lsgaturs in the several civil DISTRICTS
hold ssid election S'S so A0i0"' 0~ :
~ So1ny Ooan have appointed the following pers0ns
uiets Of the county. ~ eie"s " 49, -
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Democratic Triumph Confirmed!
10000 MAJORITY II

hsy- The following dispatches were received at
this Office during the day: A
LEXINGTON, Aug. 5.
s. R. ANDERSON :-Clays majority is one hun
dred and thirty Garrard, State Treasurer, elected
by from 5000 to 10000. Six Democratic members
of Congress certain and perhaps seven. Large
Democratic gains in the State Legislature.
J. WOODRUFF.
GLASGOW, Aug. 5, 1857.
DR.. Charles & Winston Underwood elected
about one hundred and fifty. The Democrats elect
ed both members of Legislature and Senator.
J. LEWIS.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-we have ell ected eigh
Congressman certain, and in all probability nine.
The Legislature is demOcractic by decided ma
jority Garrard is elected Treasurer by more than
ten thousand majority. W. N. HALDEMAS
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MULES, MULES,

EoR sac, Of the Grges and finest teams Of mules in
the State Also excellent match Of family carriage
horses able work horse. few thorough
and FLIES Of most approved breed. Also few heifsrs
bulls Of the best milk stock.
2-dtf W. G.. HARDING.
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WAC as voTEf

The ouestinn vas raised In the last Gover15fs
election shether the statute requiring six month
residence in the cOunsy in which any one offers to
vote should be 50 construed as require natural
lied citizens to be in the county six months after
their naturalization papers were obtained. The
question was finally referred to committee Of
lawyers composed Of both parties, and the result Of
their investigations was thus summed up in the
Gazette Of July Slst of that year:
"The committee of our citizen lawyers, composed
of Messrs. R. J. Meigs and Russell Houston on the
part Of the American party, and Messrs. Andrew
Ewing and W. F. Cooper on the part Of the oppo"
sition party. appointed TO decide the controversy
relative to the right of foreigners to vote, in consul
tation yesterday morning unanimously agreed that
the word citizen the State statute relates back with
regard to residence and that therefore the taking
out Of naturalization papers at any time previous 10
the election will enttle the foreigner to VOTE in case
be has been previous to the election bona fdd
resident Of the State and county the time prescribed
The American party viii cheerfully abide the de.
cision"
Another subterfuge was afterwards invented viz:
that foreign-born citizens had not the right to vote
without producing their naturalization papers. For
this there is authority. By reference to the 18th
section of the act Of our Legislature for ls4l, il
viii DE seen that the production of such papers ii
not indispensable to the exercise of suffrage The
act says: --....-.----,.--z --.,.-----.-
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!. G. Nicholson & co.'s
Sc keWar0,

UTatch Lost. On Friday, Gath instant, a G OLD
w Hunting Case Lever Wsteh, James StOddard, No.
-, Red Lion street. -. Johns square London, No
gold vest chain attached. The finder i'll receive above
reward by leaving it at the JeWery store Il J. Flowers
Union street. July 3lIE
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Cbampagpe arJ Swppt cider

q
NEW lot of The above. Just received packages Of
n New York made ale Pumps, lot with silver tops;
so boxes French COnieceusres; assorted candies made
ORDER fresh day crackers fresh every day; so
nus assorted; 100 bbs ale best brands These articles
fire. SD and will be sold cheap.
aug2 ] e.. ROBERTSON, Broadway
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Hsg- The following dispatches were received at
this office during the day: -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-23
Gbaushills Bully gournal.
FROM THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
LINES.

rRoN THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
LINES.
As distant lands beyond the sea,
When friends go thence, draw nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thither gone
Draws nearer from the sky.
And as those lands the dearer grow,
When friends are long away, -,s- i,-
So Heaven itself, through loved ones dead,
Grows dearer day by day. ..lt-.q r
Heaven is not far from those who see '
With the pure spirits sight,
But near, and in the very hearts
OF those who see Alright.
January 1857. c. d. STUART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-23

HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.
Thin and acrid blood cannot secrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those who dvspeptc
should be to commence the purcaton Of their tlood.
BRANDRETn,s PILLS,
Not only purify, they make the blood richer, and
add those principles upon which Its power to resist dis
ease, depends. 80 ..---,-. ..-t--
MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL Effect ARE
THE REGULARITY OF BRASDRErHs PILLS. Now
that may expect genial Spring, Is Of great
importance that few doses he used by the WISE Our
subject to redundancy OF vitiated bile at this
season, and il Is dangerous 1t is prevalent; but
Brandreth's Pills afford invaluable and efficient pro-
lection By their occasional use, prevent the col
lection Of those impurities which, when in sufficient
quantities, much danger to the fine organs Of
the stomach and bowels. They soon cure liver COM
plant, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, pain in the head
heartburn, pain in the brcasbone. sudden faintness
and costveness. In BRIEF Brandreths Pills their
way to the roots Of the disease, cleansing in their
passage, removing every unhealthy accumulation till
the blood is purified, the whole system renovated and
the functions and duties Of life become a pleasur
where before they had been sad and weary burdens.
We have thousands Of similar testimonials the fol-
lowing, and such evidence be had from living wit
nesses all around every side. IL Is from gen.
teman of high respectfully, whose letter be
at the Principal office, he writes: .-rFgvE.
II am now hfty-two years of age. - y
For twenty years have used your Pills my family
medicine, and wish no other. and have never had
occasion TO call in my family, tsave in the
sickness Of my wife with chldren) during the twenty
years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood. Blood Is the life. By abstract
ing u In painful diseases NAV occasion the patient
ease, but remember this ease IL only the reduc-
ton or lessenins the power 70 feel. And by
thus taking away natures TOOLS YOU may prevent her
from fully repairing the ravages of inflammation and
convert what might only have been the sickness OF
few days or weeks into chronic affection Of months
wears.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETH's
PILLS.
This is the means which accorls with riature-nnures
remedy in fact When sudden acute continued
pain occurs, then insure security you must take
medicine that will surely purge. There must he no
yshallying because every minute lost may he fatal
Principal office, n Brandreth Building, Al and
All Broadway.
All Pills with -. Broadway on the box, are counter
felt. The genuine sold by respectable dealer
everywhere. WOOLSEY SAWYER. Agents,
apa-lmdAw Evansville, Ind.
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HENDERSON,, EVANSVILLE AND LOUIS
WILLIE REGULAR PACKET.

fILlk - TIE steiner DIAMOND,
y Capt. Holcraf. has resumed her
nE<s.<S<&G@zA'old trade, and will make her reg
ular trips as usual passing Evansville, every Wed.
nesiay and Saturday. decN
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GREEN RIVER PACKET.

azo4sssiHHa R,berts. having been just I'm. In.
with all the latest i'm
provements Of 300 tons capacity, fast and very light
draught, will ply regularly in the above trade, for
Shar ~ sne c TS fs.bt r a1
ply on hoard. mhi
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

Fl; SCSsE&sEssE ;E|;Gs!s E,;,s;s:' S;.T:
Passing Evansville, going up every Wednesday, at
Saturday at II o'clock, VI. Will make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, landing at all
principal way places for freight and passengers The
Northener Is unsurpassed for speed comfort and safe
ty. Connects at Louisville with the mammoth ID. s.
mail steamers Jacob Strader and Telegraph No. 8,
cities
Passengers going East by taking throug gh tickets on
this stamer. will save time expense and 20 to 20 hours
disagreeabie Railroad travel.
Connects at Memphis with the splendid line OF New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
White River boats, and at Paducah with the Cnmber-
land and Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
81. Louis packets. ap2e
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AND EVANSVILLE REGU-
LAR Jacket.

GCNLlk - THE well known and fast
EzSFSa steamboat W. A. EAvEs, Capt
has re-enterel the
trade for the season, and will continue TO make regular
trips The accommodations for passengers are of a
superior order For freight passage apply on hoard
4 o'clock. p. m, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Thursday and Sunday at O'clock, p. m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-23

By EMMA D. E. n. soUrHwoRrH.
Author of 1.-The Lost Heiress", 1.-THE Deserted
Wife,, The Missing Bride "Retribution,"
CHAPTER I.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

STGA - THE fine steamer RANGER,
6@23-4X&&Ssl Parr, master, will be here to-
load for the above
destination, and will run regularly in the trade. For
freight or passage apply on hoari. or to-
febl2 JOHN MITCHELL.
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Thin and acrid blood cannot secrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those who dvspeptc
should be to the purhcaton Of their tlood.
RRANDRETB,S Pills.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-23
LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
STATESMAN,

GCILylk II CAPT. SULLIVAN, will run
sisSE2ffys1 as a regular packet between
Louisville and Henderson, pass
ap3-
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WABASH RIVER PACKET

a Tich - TIE light dranght steamer
HEHk88Sa KATE SARCHET, +. F. De-
master, will
regular packet between Evansville and the different
points ON the Wabash River, during the entire season.
Tor freieht or uassaee ap,,iy on board. feblo
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FOR THE WABASH,

n SILlk II REGULAR Evansville and
E% Aezsa Wabash River packet, steamer
>Z1.s=<sashARKANSAS TRAVELLER, III
King, Master will ply as regular packet during the
season. For freight or passage apply on board,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

the necessary majority, was declared elected he
was DO, present and the Board proceeded WITH super
visor classy in the char.
A resolution was adopted 20 pay the salary oil me
late ChiefJastc Oakley TO his family for the remain
der Of the term 10 which deceased was elected.
From the Ercise Com rlisst0hsrs-Ae communication
was announced from the Excise Commissioners.
AID BLuSr moved 10 have il read, which was car
red.
AID. WIL.os before the reading was commenced,
moved 10 lay it on the table, which was carried.
The following is the communication
NIw.YoSE, May a. 1857.
To hs Hon tls Bosrd Of Ssp<rrisors: .
The b@s leave state that they have Been e
appointed Couon.rs Of Excise for the City and county "
under the Of the legislature the STATE VI
Ycrt passed April 6 1857 entitled An Act TO suppress ln
tsmp.snce ard that they required by me ssn 'N
here the county Courts ae reqaH-a 20
be hed the City and County d New YORK. on the tnra
Tuesdsy Of May in each year aud such other day. ns
"jorty Of the Com shall appoint for the Ppe 81
training censes" They therefore respectfully peon your
honorable assign them ample accommodations IN nc
CITY purpose aforesaid and for the security OF tne
books az speIs connected with their Office
WM. JAY HAsKETT,
One Of the Commissioners Of Excise
By order ofthe Board.
1h Police The following adopted: That the
ClerA of this Board notify the Commissioners OF the
Metropolitan Police of the action of this Board IN re-
lation 10 the force allowed them.
The Board then adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

THE CONDITION OF UTAH.

IT, Ne Editor Of The ~ y. TriSSne
SIR Much attention is being directed to the Mormon
question What TO do with Utah has become a
problem, and must be an important one. To act cor
recty, the world ought to correctly UNDER tand The
Isolation of their position, osths of secrecy among
themselves, and deception and falsehood practiced
toward outsiders prevenS much being known OF what
is their actual condition. Any accurate Information
should therefore be acceptable, and consequently
venture TO intrude.
was entrapped into the MOrmonsm taught IN
Europe when boy. In 1853, came TO this country
resided for nearly three years at Salt Lake City,
became acquainted with the leading men, was initiated
into the Mormon Mysteries" have seen the system
in it, private workings; have utterly provedt, and