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Supreme Court-Special Term.

Before Hon. Judge Davies.
DEC 15.-7he People Of the State Of Nep FORK at the
affirmed, without costs.
Benjamin r. Seara- Rudolph Genner.-Moton to va
cate order ofarrest denied, with costs.
Wn. Fdnderenter Executor The Nc,o Fork and Ne,0
Haven Railroad Compdny-Mcton to readjust costs de-
MED without costs.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell
Daniel c. Otis and Others Oscar H. Pratt Motion 70
discharge from arrest denied, with $40 costs
Domingo de Gocou1Id as. Alpleon Goldsmith. -Injunc-
ton dissolved as to S25 eco and interest and costs.
Alrin Higgins and Others u.s. Edoard Roerts.-Certe-
rari to be stayed
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zza s. -.
BII.u.IARID9.

prrLIARDs REDUCED TO TEN CENTS GAME, -
- cents mn hour or table per day aud IS cents game
IN the evening, ~ the New Jefferson Rnra Rooms corner
of sixth avenue end Tenth street cir hpe table, s-gs
the dVyy,
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IMMIGRANTS COMING IN.


Elders james A. Little aud George hurston arrived
the 11tb met ia advance Of their company, which
about starting from the Devils Gate on the "a
On the 18th. Elders Israel Evans and BENJAMIN Ashby
arrived with the first handcart company and Elder Jesse
b. Martin with the first wagon company.
13ih-Thc second handcart company, Elder Christian
Chrstiansen captain; and the second wagon company,
Elder Matthias Cowcy, captain, came In.
l4hPart Of the Texss company arrived under charge
Of Elders John and William Moody
Aside from the returning missionaries above named we
have casually learned that Elders G Dana, H. d. Ollie,
q. a. Workman and james Y. Park have returned. II n
possible that st missionaries have acsoy arrived
but has taken the slight trouble 1, report only
remains to prbt what can be accidentally learned 10 the
Thus far the missionaries and companies have arrived
in excellent spirits time and condition, and the balance OF
this years immigration will soon be here.
LATEST FROM THE PLAINS EAST or SALT LAKE, 81
IRON the Independence (Mo Western Dispatch, ex,rs,
Dec 81
In consequence 81 tho grea, interest which fe In rea
ton 10 Affairs IN Utah aud upon the Plains hasten to
lay the following before our readers
BY the arrival q an express from BANS Fork, sent in
by waddel Russell Co. and also bearing government
dispatches, have much later from the Plains
than that which has been published The exprcssman,
Mr. stephen Rsnnabsrger, who was wagon Inas,er q
stroyed by the MormQs, eft Hams Fork obout O'Clock
on tho morning q November l. and arrived in this cay
Mr. Rannsbsrger had charge of,bc cattle ofhe destroy
cd train of waodel, Russell CO. but having only nine
Within Two miles Of Colops Ale sander command and the
cattle taken from him lie informs us that the Mornons
had burnt the In every drecon aud thai the gov
eminent stock starving and freezing ~ death nj the
rate of fifteen or twenty per day This the
~ felt the horses attached 10 the battery from
this already inadequate 10 the service required OF
them.
The news from Salt lake received up the time Of tho
departure OF the express fully confirms the already
received Of the determined resistance of the Nor
All of the mountain passes strongly fortified,
each Of which stationed forty fifty who in
their position well able stop tho further approach OF
our troops during the winter.
Col. Alexander had taken three Mormon prisoners
among them, brother OF the notorious murderer. W. H.
Hickman. II was the custom Of the Mormons TO Keep
PARTY Of camp followers constantly In the rear Of the
troops for the purpose Of getting all the stock left behind
strays, nc. HE Of soldiers concealed IN ra
vine capture Of these parties and single man sent
out as ,lecoy The Morfnons readily took the bait and
were led pursuit OF The single soldier 10 the ambush.
when the soldiers fired, killing and taking the three
prisoners before mentioned.
Col. Johnston met the Big Sandy, seventy miles
from Hams Fork having under his charge and escort al
Of the government rrovon trains and also the trans q
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cAaPNTJN0. UPHOa-sTERr, 40.
CURTAIN MATERIALS GILT CoRNTCEs WINDOW
~ shades Msses b.slds and fixtures in every variety
ALSO, CAkPETfNGs OFT CIOTfIg
Rugs, mats. roft &c tr Ac
MUCH kEI,ow CUSTOMARY PRICES
LORD n TAYLOR,
No. 2ss, 2o5 a5e and PSI Grand street
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ISLAND OF CUBA ExPRFsS-P. q. BoMBArIrR A
CO. Havana rroprieors will forward freight and parcels
ali paris Cuba nv United mail PhlaaeI-
pha the 18th Of December inst Freight must be derer
ed To on the day before with ~ nvo &C accompanying hs
clearing Custom House. Collections attended
70 In all parts OF Cuba Drafts at SIGHT In suit
Havana. WELLS, FARGO n CT, Agents.
No 81 broadway.
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+ oST-oN MONDAY, IN A FOURTH AVENUE STAGE
IL purse containing money and keys. The finder will
confer favor by the and keys and much
81 the be feels inclined, to Messrs A NJ Ferris
bro. No. Hanover street
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+ OST-ON THE 9TH or NOVEMBER, AT HAMILTON
IL avenue ferry New York side pocketbook containing
$50 In bank certificate Zoe twenty shares the tto>b
OF the Marine Bank No 63t In the Of Garret H. Hen
Erickson Of cyrcnu HcndrcSson Garrett " Iendrck
for $500. fl.e0 endorsed he paid;
signed by Thomas Arrowsmh Alfred Walng and Eusephus
Walnc jointly, II. Hendrickson f3isO and
note OF WynAn J. Bennett order for s. $50 hber@
reward will be paid for the the subscr
Der ai the Marine Bfnk. GARRtT II. HENDRICksoN.
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I osT-ABoUT TIE liTH INSTANT, A NOTE DRAwr
- ty Weber Rotger in favor Of John Schnugg for two
hundred and twenty five do lars dated December 1851
payable demand The public cautioned against nego
tiang the same WEBER ROTrGER.
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I oST-oN SABBATH MORNING LAST, SoMEwHERE
IL between Amos street and broadway, via gton
square rod bracelet with gold heart attached the centre
of which contained hair braided The Under viii confer
favor md be well rewarded by leaving II at the Office 40
broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

LN0UND-oN SATURDAY. 18TH. IN WALL STREET
IL line stage, breastpn, which the have BY
proving property and paying expenses Inquire a57 BeAv
street, back Office, up stairs.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOsT.-&2 REwARD.-ON TUESDAY STU INST.
~ from s. Hammond street. small. light yellow setter
pup about three months Id. The above pst1
returning him 20 the above number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

Mr.. g. Davis makes a statement In the Sdr VIC
quote portion 81 t;-M Fillmore City, the Bishop said
he could scarcely withhold the brethren from following
after the train (which Afterwards massacred) and
cutting into pieces because parties OF that train cursed
'he Mormons for not selling Thorn provisions. The Bishop
said that they bad nsrucsoDs FROM Brigham Young not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23


IL THy ogPHAsy ccvns voR THE COUNTY %
Ph.ielpbis In p rasner n The estate of JOSEPH balk
dses>see share n BsnrsN Holloway deeeasei Smse
H9lf way ~ gi-tbef Holloway aud Catherine Midway
children ~ s.nr. Hclowsy dscesed en- n rby%nss Hob
Nway ST. deeezA spp Of Hannah Holloway paternsi asns
u i-eIh Bali svreksd AMI " joseph sher, Jeremiah
ssler srai Painter ard Sarah Painw children II hsry
Saer deceased daughter 81 Hannah Holloway. deceased,
md y Johr Holloway Sarah Moore and Hannah Hall chu
d.n q ss Hannah Holloway der.es-d and " three oths
sh,nr.s - ,he sad Hsnnsh Holloway deceased yhcss
~ w $40 pefi.s Notice 10 hereby given that di.fends
haVe hee svardef y @ several NAMED In the
rors ~ ne aud sprs fl-d N ths the shove estate,
10 ssd rkhsts Court for be count - Philadelphia and
0ai M s-ine nave rtmsin@ unclaimed nas % ths
psrsus sfrsenAsy.s ~ he .sid Joseph Ball deceased
tshn died ~ ne ssf is2l the Of sald
Igor~ ~ ~ ~.d oTphans Ucor, ,hA upon peuon of
Hdssg he t-r have referred hs mater ~ the ssA
claAnsf ast1sFss " Jusfh Gay 49, a. audo, :,
rppr 80 sutsed " sad uncaeImsd iIvlfepds And
h~s- - gsrs. shove NAMED dad or should no rr.r
suesf - .nt whesksr the sad aimed are
nov rsJsh at = wlfn, snd whether 9Th inleras, a.
uhr-wss ~ sad sudot Will parties 4,
uTen ~ referred 70 him hs once No IN sov,h
I'm Ne cly " philadelphia, Monday Inc .vS
esy - Detsnter. y 1851 at clock n. Coruunios.
un. MAJ - sddrssse n the meantime " IN. sudr al IA.
rTfs esrhsn coiwri sdrinistra0 ~ Joseph B,lI
- s.Ftt Watef street n James W Paul Esq IN ne
~ stY si.0trey a sr, No ~ south Fosrtb srset
o.1osss y, lw. JOskPH A. CLAY, AsdltoA
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, PROFESSIONAL WITH A LUCRA.
n tive practice N old, moving hi the first cres Of
society wishes 10 make the acquaintance ~ lady well edu
Gated and OF good standing with view ms,rimony The
greatest discretion will be observed. Address
A. ~. Union square Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

L'rRSfsHrD ROOMS wANTED-TS A PRIVATE
fowfe nicely furnished ruom and bedror~n adjoining
yfwffn Broadway and sixth avenue and Fourteenth and
7~ssh streets by sgentensn Address box 80 Post
TUE ADVERTISER WISHES TO RENT OR LEASE A
shed lrase IN New York Brooklyn, with suitable
suts f0r first class boarding house Being alone
49, friends would prefer parties taking and board
o. ses parry - gentlemen " take rooms and beoVne
ft ~ ~ for References :. ~ interview, apply
y NJ q. Jacobs, sDi Fosrr STREET NY.
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BILLIARDS.

DIIIIARns REDUCED TO 10 CENTS GAME, 20
ID hour and table per day during day time
and rs cents game hour In the evening
the Jefferson billiard rooms Of Sirh and
Tenth street sr fine tables large room 10 let commit
tees r clubs
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A II PERSONS WHOSE NAMES APPEAR IN THE
"A New York Brooklyn Directories WI ma preseaas
waiting for them varying in value from woo 10 Doe AZ -
Broadway Splendid holiday books are SOLO mere A pun"
ers, prices elegant gin presented Win eacn vonne
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ID TIITARD TABLES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, SECOND
ID In fhe world with neckers late improved mocha
cushions Also several second hand tables cheap for
cs,b New cushions applied 10 old tables and slate beds
required. l.. DECKER, ~ Ann street
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A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN rs DESTROYS
n 81 hecomi-g acquainted with young lady fair TO loos
on and q kind aud ovne disposition between nc ages of 10
aud % with ~ her ha partner fn~ Usexcessvc
miditv alone makes him adopt hts ,tnn his OBJ
ect Secrecy may be relied upon A5d,y .rhur, Herald
office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
III, PERSONS WHOSE NAMES APPEAR IN THE
New Work and Brooklyn Directories viii find presents
waiting for them varying N vsas rs sofa there 4, publish
ers' prices, and elegant eln presenter WIN eaen
LEGGAT BROTHERS.
MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FoR rae hoILDAYs.
M humber Of this universally popular weekly friy news
paper with type, new features ans new attractions
once io7 Fulton street Now is the ur.e to subscribe.
Ii TIE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND YEARLY RE-
CORD FOR 1883
Price p cents,
ordinary l2mo. 81 2 volume neatly hound In cloth II
contains the New City Charter the Metropolitan Police
biological Tables lS57-hstorca necroogi
cal criminal SC. well as Chronology Of Nicsragua
and other matters mention. The weather
Tables the pages for daily memoranda the List 81 u,s
MES Police Stations Steamboats, &C. continued as in the
issue for last
Sent b mail on receipt of Is cents MASON BROTHERS
ios and ITO Duane street, New York
neighborng cities TO whom very liberal discount will be
given. Apply to the publishers.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
January
Is ready,
And for sale by
All booksellers and newsnen.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON 4 CO.
Publishers, boston.
The trade in New yors supplied 81 ROSS ToUsEY and
THE GENTLEMAN THAT WISHES TO PURCHASE
depot. SI2 Canal street, near West broadway N Y. new
stock just received
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T ABag AND SMALL aIzR BILLIARD TABLES, NEW
and second hand, with cues lesihs, &C. Tor sale
cheap stthe usanufacsry Of o'CoSNoR C0iLETDER So
Ann sfrse
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FOR SALE.

G.1 FOR SALE, A NEATLY FITTED UP SEGAR
OIL store in highly respectable neighborhood doing
good business. Rent low, with back kitchen &c
Owner attend to it. for selling Address u c.
Herald Office.
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hne old port, sherry aud madeira Al IS ny the demohn
imported at ~ So equal to y anss senny ~ az
BEAN, importer, VI Pearl str Get " " " ~
1'HosE ~ CASES as soRTED LIQUORS, CONTAINING
,s. sr n. ss two q champagne whssey and
GENUINE "a to any g2rt % the city or vicinity
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


A SPECIAL MESSAGE
messae &c from the President the nation ALWAYS reads
Though party men approve or blame as run their party
And by special messenger It's waited "a and fro;
But the would publish from Messenger Co.
It's about good old wines and English cordial GIN
search every cellar IN he land there nothing sre we know
Can equal the exclusive brands Of Messenger TO.
1sys Ts
But you wish the choicest liquors here below
just send messenger At once 10 Messenger A Co.
This message fellow citizens, is true from end end
And never yet from pipe or butt did wines
Than those you get cheapest rates. from Messenger Co.
Then here's hurh for Christmas times the gloom has passed
Banks pay gold trade smiles arainwe see day
FROM The cellars o. 1Psse Mes;sn n Co.
BOURBON wIIsKEy BBIs or VARIOUS ou.
- ltes on consignment, =, from % cents 70 81 81 per gal
lon for sale by The qusny or single barrel by WILLIAM
RUaNETr 4 oLDSEgs IMPORTERS or BRASDrEs,
ID wines oils, &c loo Water srcc-Having ~ IN
United states bonded warehouse. large stock p brsndcs
in porson and owing to the aaness q the ,imes have
cone ne conclusion 70 retail h0ir stock IN quantities %
from TIL. day tl he s February Families wishing %
that they viii rct an article just as importcd
s,e. Holland GIN sehedsm sSSp.ep. &C. Jan.ica rum,
cordisis segars &C. for sale at UNDERIiiII sHaTTER.
avenue near Twenty fourth street
GENUINE IRISH wHrsREY AT LAsT.-THs VINE.
~ yard ~ Nassau street, corner Of Aherty-J McAU.
key. pure and unadueraicd 80 cents bottle slso in
bond, or in qusntlles g suit purchssers
HEAVY FALL IN HUNGARIAN WINES no RAISE
chou. %n ns v Fetal i ar a mel asn
below wholesale prices say from q a cents per
irse sy pos " he mporter. FREusD oRossrSoER
IRISH MALT wHIsHEy-TIE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN
whiskey which he viii sell reasonable TheHssme
pis SooSsS IS saS a9en"e Of
street
7 LYONS PURE ONO CArAwBA BRAsDY.-THrs
sg G ss Pr Se Of @
ss s a.. .1S s sn.rs y The s Of an .,s
on equal . any he best imported srsndiss Sa,
F Ssy sGs @ sysSss g
peror qualities. a. A. CASSEBEER,
s GT Ai s q ssx SgEs s nSEs'y
s any % r. % a aSn ssscn D
Mesrssard o. Twenty eighth stree, and Broadway
az fa sren"@ ss & psSs g
bu SGsPsr nEy S ass E.
Williamsburg. ~"
AfYpEAR NADAN-rr Is 10 usEMy SEEM :, Won
N Ono for Al leg me tell you ,sa' CHAR.E London
eoingsnce. . which feeble liable 4 !. ,S sS
foiu stcihc IN uinioultes Nnch
peculiar organization subjected you ~, ~ ann ra
rfc.e'oic ~ ossise ~ Wv ~. N. ID.
RIO SUIT TIVE IMEsm-FINE c,oGNAc pRANpJrs
"a ~ ~ nocne nd % oS AZ " as wh.key, at 81 4s
old cognac b.sndIe' in cases u 20 Pure chsmpssne
BEAN, importer, Pearl str eel "'' 'e''"s s'A A. d.
THosE ~ CASES SORTED LIQUORS coNrArNrYs
i,sr bottles essnc two 81 champagne gin whskey and
, " sn, s dpagne ~ per basket All warranted
sHEfES S q iss S 10 y wss., street
MATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN, PROFESSIONAL WITH A LUCRA.
n tive practice H old, moving hi the nrst cirlee Of
society wishes ~ make the acquaintance ~ lady well eu
CO % IL - 49,. .
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HELP wANT2D-NAMALks.

4 NUMBER OF REsrEcrARIB WOMEN w.NrED-To
a an different .''ssiccs; soms for general hoasswora
az SOD wages ,nsa ~ a The ponsse' institute and
uorsEKEFpER WANTED WHOEVER OF WEALTH
wdow wihou, children not more han Of ,nt'se
i,
rcsgs US people pleasant, permanent home with nos-
can DC ~ s for the ISs
and required Address Mathews Broadway Post once,
Ing where an interview can be had
and manners, who has tnowledse Of INC
business obtain steady situation At good
wages by applying at lie Broadway between 10 and u
WANTED-A. GOOD WOMAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS
Sssa sgPy without being wen recommended Inquire .
WANrED-A SITUATION AS GovKREEss, TO TEACH
the English branches and music; would prefer e 70 to
r. l.. NJ, Sol i+s herald casce, for three days.
~ washer and ircp-r ard can come recommended a.
abilities permanent situation is offered Apply At No. H6
Hamers!ey
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOusEwORK
for family of i've but first rate washer
from her last place Wages - month
yNAHTED-A Gooo PLAIN COOK, WHO WOULD DO
and those only who know their business and
willing to do it Apply early at ~ East Broadway
WJANrED-A PROTESTANT GIRL, GERMAN OR EMO
w lish preferred do general Homework for small
family. Inquire at 80 Bond St, this day
VVANTED-A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL. TO
w accompany a lady and child S,uth Apply at IVES
LEY Select Female !nstitue 40 9th ave I'D st
Also competent seamstress must cut and 1T ladies' dresses
good also chambermaids walters and
general Homework girls Highest competent girls
A lady ia attendance
dJO LADIES WANTED TO ENGAGE IN GEN
IlL teei well paying business; the work is light. and
$40 Sl2 realized Ladies wishing Hight and
profitable employ call l6 Beekman street up stairs
room No. 2, after 10 A. NJ
c7S PER MoNTH-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN OF
- - pr-possessing appearance wanted for g.nte
homes, king bu mess. Some hing and popu
Gal and HAWKINS * CO.. No. 81 Duane street,
corner of Broadway.
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MUSICAL

TT PIANO FORTES AND MELODE0N TO LET, AT
81 49, -, 81 and 81 month or for sale the cheapest IN
New York for cash old pianos taken in exchange Pianos
tuned ard thoroughly taugn, by DUNE DAY
225 Grand
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES,
Projected BY letter. pstsnt dated
February 10, 1875.
October r. 1885.
Decsmber 4 1887.

vhe recent improvements made In these tables make them
In e world They offered " the scion
Tire billiard player combining speed truth never before
obtained IN any billiard table Ordcrs promptly attended To-
salesroom 76 and Tos Broadway N Mandatory 81 Ann
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

WAETED--A NAN or ENERGY AND CAPITAL, AS
w partner in business secured by letters patent
cent date Millions dollars invested IN the
heretofore conducted and paying good profit and the i'm
that will eventually control the whole. To
possessing the qualifications and desiring
safe aud profitable business this arrds an oppcuny wur
thy 81 investigation No agents need sppy Address No
HumbuE, Herald cfnce,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28
HOW SANDUSKY WAS SAVED FROM
FAMINE-AN HISTORICAL REM
INISCENCE.

One of the most agreeable duties of
journalism is to chronicle the heroic
deeds of those whom chance or unusual
natural developments have rendered
benefactors to the human race. 1t is
part Of our legitimate province to rescue
the fame of such individuals from obliv-
ion, and by enacting the paIt of an his
torian, TO hand their names and the
record of their achievements down TO
the admiration and gratitude of future
generations. The village philanthropist,
or the benefactor of local community
is as much part of the history of his
time as the heroes of Slate, or as the
sacred geese whose gabbling at the rock
Tarpeia saved Rome from the horrors of
a sack. Our duty in the present instance
is to relate similar occurrence, which
transpired much nearer home.
Years a gone, when the course of
trade ran in a counter direction to what
we now behold, owing to a severe drouth
the City of Sandusky underwent all the
horrors of a proracted famine. The
water on the bar at the mouth of the
Bay was so low that vessels were unable
to reach the port, and as there was no
land transportation at that time which
could he relied upon in case of sudden
emergency, il appeared as if Providence
had forsaken the place entirely, and that
its inhabitants must soon perish. For
days and weeks their stock of provisions
had been gradually disappearing until
soon all was gone, and their only reli-
ance was upon the few fish they were
enabled to obtain from the waters of
the Bay; and an occasional meager sup
ply of game from the neighboring for
est.
At the time of which we write, the
woods in the vicinity, and in fact
throughout the Weslere Reserve, were
frequented by vast numbers Of wild hogs
which obtained bounliful subsistence
and grew fat upon the shack which
everywhere abounded. Tie hogs we're
doubtless estrays. but the spareness Of
the population in the interior, and The
rapidity with which they multiplied, ren
deIed them strangers TO man and very
shy of his presence. During the droutb,
of which mention has already been made,
large droves of these animals wended
their way to the lake, in the neighbor-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28
From the Journal and Messenger.l
MY DREAM.

Permit me to preface by saying, that
previous to my conversion, the Judge
ment was a constant terror TO me; but
after my heart was renewed by the grace
of God my feelings were greatly chang
ed. As 10 myself had no dread, but
in looking upon my unconverted friends
and the unregenerate in general, l trem-
bled for them. And as child of God
l asked my Father that in his own way
he would relieve me of my anxieties con-
cerning that great day; and in answer
to my prayer (as l believe, ] was blessed
with the following dream:
DIRE lmed that heard Gabriel's trum-
pet sounding, and fully realized its
meaning. 1 lay waiting TO undergo the
change spoken of by Paul in 1st Cor.
XIV. So: "In moment, in the twinkling
of an eye, at the last trump, for the
trumpet shall sound. an the dead shall
be changed" AT last il came, and with
countless millions founI myself hasten
ing away, to give an account of the
deeds done in the body. The FIRST thing
that awakened my wonder was, that my
vision was so changed. The entire uni
verse streamed out before me. Every
nation and tongue. every land and SEA
lay open to nv gaze. l saw the great
white throne suspended in the air
Clouds Of every hue and Of indescrib-
able grandeur, and unspeakable beauty
Aoated above, and beneath. An arch