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And on the twelfth. she ,~tgtt

Our thanks are due Messr>. Grcelv an
McEliath fer the report Of the case of Dr,i
Scott. IN the United States Supreme Court
with the fell opinions of justices Tsney an
Curtis. and abstracts Of the opinions Of IL
other Judges. Price ~ cents. Sl.oD for fl,
copies.
The editor ofthc Southern Christian 4
vocate has resor,rd 10 Il noycl plan 10 hee
out obituary notices from his paper II.
announces that he viii publish ever. o,s
that is sent. and exactly as il IS sent. w;;ha@-
alteration or CORE tion.
WoMfNiS CoNvE>TioN> are ALWAYS crow
ded. ana Dr.. Johnson gave th.. true reason.
People ioch TO hear woman preach. II, a,-
cause she breaches well: hut because -
breaches anyhow: just As they go 10 SCI
dog walk on his hind legs. though he dos
not walk on them near Is well as = man.
t-s' The rough denizcns Of the Five Poln''
are not without touches of hG,nan kindness
4 few DAYS since. Rev NJ. Peas wa> ma
treated lv some Water street roTtitS III IIlA'
neiSh5arhood, when the Co~ BOYS TOOK ~
their cudrci% in his favor. and gave them q
sound fhrashins.
PRoIIrIc.-An English paper gives an a.
count CT a tea party of SIXTY old women VIZ
were the mothers of eiiytt hnad,,'' a.f -
nine ,hiIartn, They must have had SOM
thing to talk about At that tea party VI ''''
think
MAMMOTH FRcG-A frog measuring 'F'''
tip of nose to end Of toe. II inches: !t..;.--.,
of body. .l-o inches across the back d.
inches, and weighing one pound. Wa f''A'-
from the Frog Pond. NcwburNrc:t
~ The Yankees have discovered a ~&'
for cvading the heavy import duties OF | '''.,
which the custom house officers OF ths' ''N'-
faithful Isle" can't fully appreciate. f'F ii,
stance, an American vessel clears ron
Havana TO MatanzaS. cntircl ' empty. bui VII.
4 constructive" cargo of flour while On r.,
way she falls in with another rcssc! actGa',s
freighted with that article, takes the "H0'
cargo into her own hold. and throws II ui'''
the wharf at Natanzas duty free,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-01

CorHEsro>p!xcE-Wc solicit voluntary COM
nsuaicut;ons from all parts CT the country upon
matters Of interest. ~ Items Of Netrs, in par
,cu!ar will be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-01
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor, RYLAND FLETCHER.
ForLt.Goynr. JAMES NJ. SLADE.
For Treasurer HENRY NJ. BATES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-01
From the Burlington Free Press.

THE VERMONT CHRONICLE quoted with APP
probation one or two of the resolutions pass
ed by the Republican State Convention. OF
course the Administration papers oft State
think i, was guilty of an awful improprety
Thcreupon the Chronicle makes this most
appropriate remark;
The Ncrm mt Chronicle claims the right
to condemn 4 wrong act Of this or any other
administration. when the occasion demands
it. without being charged with party motives.
In the exercise of a manly independence the
ablc>, friends of the administration expr, -
their di>approbation Of is acts. and their dis
sent from lis views. with perfect freedom.
when in their View circumstances require il.
1t is only small tools of party. without mind
enough to think, or force enough TO stand of
themselves. that find it necessary to adopt
and defend everything the party or the a,i-
mini>:ratinn max say OF do.-tur fear of the
lash. Ii is only men fitted to b" tools. thai,
rciirqui>h the right to Judge i'or themselves
when 10 BE- >ilcnt.when to speak. and What L.
say. about the government OF the country.
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE. THIN ON THAI f.
levcn States voted .or Fremont and nineteen
for Buchanan-Eearly two 10 one.
In the eleven States there are 5000 Free
Schools
In the nineteen States there are 3..oo6
Free Schools
In the eleven States there are oooo.o0o Of
Scholars.
L. the nineteen States there are l.:;00.oou
%. Scholars
In he eleven States there are SEQ Libra
re> with >oo.ono volumes
In III, ai.,tccn States there arc 500 LIBRA
ric> with :j:;o.oto volumes.
H. the yi,Ncn States there aye l2.o'n com
men School libraries
III the nineteen States there are 300 COM
mon Sc.ao. Libraries
In IL cl,:rH States Tiers az 235."n.neo
o. c"!ic> 81 newspapers.
Ii liz l.inctt,n States there aac l6l ,ooo.ooo
Of copies Of newspapers.
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European News.
THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT.
QUEBEC, July =:

The Steam propeller North American
from Liverpool 18th inst, arrived here last
night.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-25
- o n LY ONE o oTTL
EeEe. SANDEORD,S
INVIGORATOR

R Il I = f. II IL T. ME- "
. REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE sTROJJ
Il bled with Liver Complaints. unless the most
desperate OF cases, when the SECOND bottle will.
WIN scarce single failure, restore the patient to
health and ylgor. We wish to call the attention
OF all to these facts, that the Invigorator is COM
pounded by "a physician who has used it in his
practice Tor the past twenty years with a sue
cess almost credulous and that it is entirely veg
etable, being composed wholly of gums
some idea OF the strength Of these gums may
be formed when it is known one bottle of the In
ylgorator contains as much strength as one hun
Cred doses OF Caloncl without any of its deetiri-
Gus effects
One bottle is the surcst thing known to carry
away the bad effects of mineral poison of any kind
Only one bottle is needed to throw out of the
system the effects of medicine after long sick
ness
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all vel
lowness or unnatural color from the skin
One ,se after eating is sufficient to relieve The
stomach and prevent the food from rising ana
sourng.
Only one dose taken before retiring prevents
nightmare.
One dose taken at night looscns the bowels
gently. and cures costivcness.
One dose taken after each meal will cure Dys-
pepsia.
One dose of two ea-spoonsful will always re-
heve Sick Headache.
Onc DOttie taken Tor female obstruction re-
moves the cause of the disease, and makes per-
feet cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves Cholic,
while
Que dose often repeated is sure cure for Chol-
era Morhus. and a su e preventative of Cholera
One dose taken often will prevent the recu
renee OF bilious attacks, while it relieves all pain
| ful feelings.
| Go- One or two doses taken occasionally is one
| of the best remedies for cold ever known.
| Thousands of cases Of inflammation and weak
| ness Of the lungs have been cured by the Invgo-
| ra:Or.
One desc taken short time before eating gives
vigOr TO the appetite and makes food digest well
! One dose often repeated curos Chronic Diar-
| rhGa in its worst forms, Willie summer aud bowe
| complaints yield almost to the first dose.
One two doses cures attacks caused 10y
worms, while for wcrms in children, there is Nc
surer. safer and spcedicr remedy i'll the worlc
! as it never fails
There is exaggeration in these statements
! they plain and sober facts, that Civ,
! evidence t. prove, while al who Use it are giving
! their unanimous testimony i'll its favor.
| We wish all who are sick and dcbilitated Il
try this remedy and test it thoroughly, and any
who not benefited hy its use we should hk'
to bear from. as we have yet to near from tht
first person who has used bottle Of the Inyigo
rator withou; receiving benefit for there sucl
astonishing medicinal virtues in it, that all, nj
matter how long they have been affected. If thci
mplaint arises from deranged liver, viii b
| benefited ii not entirely cured.
SANFORD d co ,Proprietors,
S45 Broadway. New York.
o. For Sale here by all Druggists.
| Nov. 4, lS57.-3m.
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A Nut FOR ABoLrrIoNrsTs A petition was
scnted to Judge Hudson. of Greenbrier
luty, on Tuesday, signed by old Wills, a
e negro, formerly belonging to James Fra
p, deceased, requesting permission of the
mt 10 suffer him to become slave again.
sens that Wills has triod life amons tho
.itionists and having become convinced
Negro freedom is grand humbug, he
res to choose another master in tho State
lr2inia. lie selected Mr. Thomas IS
nastcr -Rtchmond Enquirer.
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cHERIFF'S 5 A l. + BY virtue OF
- snndry writs Of Nenditioni Exponas issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria
county. and to me directed there will be exposed
70 sale by public outcry. at the house Of John
G. Given in the town Of jefferson. in said coun-
q. on SATURDAY. tic .siA Of hocc'sbsr. 1857
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] : 6 9 9 6 z g 6 9 8 g

"a 3 & 9 g z 3 g 2 & z
lh1re are occasions when even the health
| need medicine. the changes of diet, Of
Weather, and hundreds Of other causes,
.-ce laxity in the system that needs cor
gIaS' or in other words, the liver becomes
l'y deranged, and needs stimulator If
$40 hhd themselves in this situation viii
" osndiord's lnvigorator, they may be
=: relief as We can testify to its efficacy
'og Headache, Indigestion, Sour Stom-
'o0 other Ills so common in family. II
- - a medicine, easier and better than
,14 1Iss 20, ot pulls we ever swallowed, and it is
r.. Nv 'hat the smallest infant can take IT,
'''s here by III Druggists. Bit.
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T From, The Jersev Gin TaegrGph.

WHAT Is IT FoR-THIs WooD's HAIR RE-
sToRATIvE ?-1s question asked daily by hnn-
drcds. We answer without hesitation or fear of
contradiction. that it is the only article known
which will do all it promises for the human hair.
1t ,ciH renew It's grosrth-it ,oM stop its filling
IL tciU restore its natural color 1t is not Hair
Dye, but speedy and efficacious Restorative.
0. j. WOOD & Co. Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway,
New York. and ia Market ST.. st. Louis, Mo.
For snic here by all Druggists. nov. II, 81
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variable Property ror sale.

TEHIlE SUBSCRIBER MILL OFFER THE
IL foll5wing valuable prol erty at private sale,
situated in Jackson township. Cambria county,
within quarter of a mile of the Stone Pike, lea
ding from Ehenshnrg, adjoining lanes of Alex.
M'Vicker, James Mills an.l Martin Aiundy. val
uabe FARM (kuowr IS the Lam bauSh faru y
containing about one hundred and eighty acreF.
about one hundred acres cleared aud in Ligh-
state of cultivation having thereon erected \
new frame barn, dwelling hoese and other ne
ceSsary improvements
1 ALSO-400 acres of good zine land, situate !
in Su -quehanlia township. Cambria county, " I
| be sold in parcels to suit purchasers.
Terms made easy TO snit purchasers.
Inov. ls:2:3w JAMES MURRAY.
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T~ Brl0 gC ~e

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
~ plication will be made to his Excelency
Governor Pollock for the pardon of JAMES S.
CLOSSfN, convicted in the Quarter Sessions of
Cambria county, 1866, for Larceny. and senten-
ced to undergo an imprisonment in the Western
Ponitcntiary for years and months, and at the
same sessions convicted Of burglary and scnten-
ced to undergo an imprsonlncnt in tie Pcniten-
tary for years. j. w, SLICK.
Sept 9, 1S5T.=44-cim.
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ever brought TO tLis town. Tier stock consists
in part as follows. viz
Eight day and Thirty hour. SPRING and weight
Clocks. Fancy P.rlor and Bar-room Clocks,
Col! Hunting case and open face Lever Watch
cs, Gold Hunting case Cctaclctl IcvcrS. q old
Hunting case Lcpne>, Silver Hunting case Lc-
vcrS Silver Hunting case detached Lever. Sill
vcr limiting case J.cl,iies, Open face Levers,
LcpincS and Quarters. Gold (iEard, Vest and
Fob Chains, Gold Lockets, Gold Seals, Gold
Pencils. Bard & Wilson's celebrated Gold Pens,
G"ll and Cameo BreastlinS. Gold Ear rings,
Gents Brrastpins, Gold Finger Rings.
Gold Cuff Pins. Gold Shirt Studs,
Cold Sleeve Buttons, G. Id Charms,
Gold Silver and Steel Watch Keys.
Gold Cross.s, Cold Hooks,
Silver and Sil,er-platcd
Tea and Table Spoons
Butter Knives Silver ThimLles. Silver Guard
and F'b Chains. Spccac!cS. Port Monnaies.
Clock Keys. Acc"rlcons, Niolins, Flutes, &C.,
&c, &c, &C..
Tie above and many other articles. not men
toned, will be s-,ld cheap if not ehct er than
can lie bought in any other establishment this
side of Philadelphia.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEIRY, ACCOR-
DEONS, SC,
repaired with promptnoss and at low rates. All
goods sold. and articles repaired, warranted.-
Confident that they cannot be undcrsold, The sub
scrI ers would respectfully S. li"t continuance
or the patronage Of the public.
STALL &ROEERTS.
Aug. 2G, 1857. 42-tf.
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Condition OF Banks.

lie examination in to the affairs of the
md City Bank, n Y, is closed. Its cir
lton now out is 500, 900. Assets $500
'COPPERS aud FIVE INK STANDS
capital was 300 600. Loans 1916, 200
'2osits 3lO7, ,000.
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~ GDMM Eo

THE partnership heretofore existing between
| James Murray and John Murray, in the
Quitman Tanncry dissolved on the 18th of
October, 1867, by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be carried on by
James Murray, in ali It's branches.
JAMES MURRAY,
JOHN MURRAY.
Ha,er,skx,rr N.,I Sd iCEE-E0
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rvsaT GBWVE 1- Eco

TILE SUPERVISORS AND SCHOOL DIREC
| tors OF the different Townships in Cambria
county, are hereby notified to return certified
copies of their assessments for road and school
purposes IN their respective townships, on or be-
fore the first day of January next.
BY orir Of the Commissioners.
G.. c. X. ZAliM, Clerk.
c ,mm'rs Office, !
Ebcusb,irs, Nov. 25, 1857.
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TO THE HsERH-IG.

TIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
| that the undersigned has this day bought OF
John Stevens, one BAY MARE, five years old
next Spring, and lave left tie with the said
john Stevens during my pleasure
PETER SMELTZER.
Loretto, November Il. lS57-3
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! Nm. Rivas. of the wasbineton Glo1e. :.

Mn: RivEs, of the Washington Globe, re-
marks in recent article: Z =
{: / don't believe in this feeding the poor
from the public crib. / always noticed when
we used to feed the hogs from the crib down
in Virginia, two or three big hogs got all the
corn and did well. and the rest got lean, but
they all staid Ia the laue where the corn was
thrown, and never put their noses to the
ground to help themselves the whole winter
But those that were turned out and not fed
frocs tte crib, went off to the woods, and in
the spring were all rs fat as butter, and their
tails curled so tight that they could hardly
get their hind legs on the ground
81 fse-
- EG- The greatest natural ornament to- the
&c human form divine is unquestionably a
fine, luxurianr, healthy growth of hair 1t
has been SO esteemed in all ages of the world,
and among all nations, savage and civilized
Hence, the Indian brave regards the scalp of
his enemy as his greatest trophy. For sim
liar reason, the fashionable belle often dis
guises the region of vanity, as well as her
other chronological organs with borrowed
locks.
He who should discover mode OF prevent
ing the hair from showing the inroads of en-
vious Time by turning pren,aturely gray, a
method by which it could be restored wnen
falling off or turning white and a way of
promoting its continued and luxuriant growth,
weul,l bc Justly entitled to rauk among the
benefactors of the human race. Read the
testimonials in another column of the wonder
full, not to say almost miraculous effects o
9 Professo. Moods Hair Restorative" and
sec if he has not accomplished all this Cap
ital City Fact
For sale here by all Druggists -2-2w
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The following is from the Pastor of the Ortho-
dox Church. Rronkfield

Brookfeld, Mass, Jan. y. 1855.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir-IIaving made trial of
yorlr Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to
say that its effects have been excellent III reno
wing Inflammation. dandruff. and constant ten
dency to itching. with which l have been troub-
led from my childhood. and has also restored the
hair, which was becoming gray, to its original
color ] have used no other article with any
thing like the same pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, j. X. BRA GG.
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rwsJ @ DVE~W & REo

rgsI & DrEN * EEo
TIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
| that l purchased at Constablc's sale, the fol-
lowing personal property of otho Stiner, viz:
Oac -Unte anil tsco Coat Wagons,
which have left in the possession of said Sti-
nor until see proper TO remove them
ELIZA DONALDSON.
Nov 23. lS57:3:3lo
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Eshe<astxiz.. Oct. 81, 1880
EECgsRE.

IN PURSUANCE OF 4 RESOLUTION PAS
z sed by the '.Ebensburg Literary Society,"" a
lecture will be delivered before that body. at the
Court House, in the borough of Ebensburg on
the evening of TUESDAY, the sth of December
next, by Robert L. Johnston, Esq Subject
THE Mountain County" The public are invited
to attend. Admittance. l2A cents.
Bv order of the Society.
TIIOS. p. FENLON.l \ -
DR.. ID. w. LEWIS,
EDW. EVANS.
Epensburg, Nov. l8-td
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From Mrs. Ingalls,, well known nurse in
Boston.
Boston, Oct 10, 1855.
Gents AT your request. anci being so highly
pleased with the effects of the Restorative. am
free to state that my hair had become quite thin,
and entirely ,chie. ! have for the past five years
been in the habit OF using dye, but hearing of the
extraordinary effects of this article. WAS induced
to try it. Ny hair has hcen restored to its origi-
nal thickness, and also to its former color, which
is light brown. Yours, respectfully.
MRS. INGALLS,.
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III A r z 7 z .

On Thursday evening last by Rev. Peter
Zahm, Col EDMUND PAIGE to Miss EN-
MA PEG G., ali Of Indiana borough. IA.
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at l o'clock, L. NJ. ali the hight title anil intcr
est of Robert Lytie f.in and 10 piece pa'-
eel If land situate in Sumn,erhill township, in
the county aforesaid, adjoining lands "f Joseph
Wright or the South. heirs Uf John Crum, Go
ceased. on the West. heirs of Fleetwood Benso,..
deceased, on the North, and lands Of i. MC,.y.
deceased. and John kean ON the East, containing
three hundred acres. more or less, about one hum
dred and fifty acres of which are cleared. having
thereon erected two story log house and frame
bank barn--now in the occupancy of Henry Al
enbaugh.
Taken in execution and to b. sold at the suits
of Robert A. M'Coy and George c. X Zahui.
asSignccs Of John M'Cov.
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office, Ebensburg, Nov !, 1857.
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CHERIFF'S SAI.ES by virtue Of
y sundrv writs Of Vcnd. Exponas, issued ~,
of the Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria coaIi-
ty and to me directed. there will be EXPOSED TO
Public Sale at the Court House in the borough Of
Ebcnsburg, on
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HENRY GOODRICH.
Charlestown. Mass, Aug. Q. 1855.

C.ltritStONl- NIiiSS., [fIES5. ,, IooO-
Gents :-Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others tia. af-
tictc,l as ! have been, would induce me to give
this public acknowledgement of the benefit have
received from Prof. Wopei's Hair Restorative
When first commenced using it. my hair was
quite gray. and in spots entirely bald. | have
now used the restorative about five months, and
my hair is entirely changed to its original color
brown, and the new hair is three ipches in
length on the spots where it was bald. | have
also been much gratifed at the healthyFmoisture
and vigor of the hair. which before dry and
it has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c,
Mrs. r. \. STOD DARD.
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PROF. WOOD'S
:. . i ..ss IS i U i q !. i y Z.
II IIAS TORHED MR14CLES!!

FE7UAT ALI. TIE BALD AND GRAY CAN
j. lie restored perfectly to original growth, and
color So far as their locks concerned does not
admit of ,:oubt; besides, it will cure every posi-
bic disease Of the scalp, whether developed as
dandruf itching in the shape of cutaneous
eruptions-cvcn scald-head-and in no possible
case will it fail of curing if by magic, nervous
or periodical headache. and if used twice week
by the young regularly, it will preserve the color
and keep the hair from falling, to any lmagna-
bic age. Read and Judge
Milford, Worcester CO.. Mass, Nov. 1855.
PROF. O. J. WOOD-Dcar Sir: | take ploa-
sure in bearing voluntary testimony TO the mag
ic effects of Your wonderful Hair Restorative. As
far back 1886, my hair commenced falling off
until the.top of my scalp became bald and smooth
as glass and it has continued to fall for great
many years, notwithstanding l have used many
celebrated preparations for restoration. Seeing
your advertisement, l was induced to give your
article a trial, and TO my utter establishment,
found. after few apple ations, that my hair be
came firmly set, and assumed glossy and beau
tiful appearance and by the time had used a
quart bottle, my bald Lead WAS covered over
with young and vigorous growth of nair, (which
is now from one to two inches in length, and
growing fast. Yours. truly.
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]. 9ss yua.oyed ia Liverpool on "Wednesday
j, Inc Bank of France had stopped payment,
.4r .~port, it Is believed, grew out Of
,.Isr advance ia the rates of discount.
Di-SSVA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-22

Again, sir, after a careful and mature
investigation, l have been com PEELED to
come TO the conclusion, heart .rendiDg and
sickeDne as it may be, that Capt. John
w. Gunnison and bis party of eight 9th.
ors we're murdered by tho Indians 10
1858, under the order, advice and direc-
tions Of the MormoDs; that my illus
trious and distinguished predecessor,
Hon. Leonidas Shaver, camc to his Death
by drinking poisonous liquors given to
him under the order Of the leading mon
Of the Mormon Church in Great Salt
Lake City; that the late Secretary of
the territory, A. w. Rabbit, was mur
dercd on the plains by band Of Nor.
Uon marauders, under tho particular and
special order of Brigham Young, Hebor
c kimball aud j, NJ. Grant, and not by
the Indians as reported by the Mormons
themselves and that they were sen.
from Salt Lake City for that purpose,
and that only aud as mbers of the
DANTE Band they wore bound to do tho
will of Is Young as the head Of the
church, or forfeit their own lives.
hS'S 'S""obc, WIN many Otnera that
| might give. which would be too heart.
ronding to insert in this communication.
have induced me to resign the Office Of
Judge Of the territory of Utah aud again
return to my adopted state of Illinois
My reason sir, for making this communi.
cation thus public is, that the democrat.
ic party, with which | have always
strictly acted, Is the party now in power,
and therefore is the party that should
now be held responsible for the treason.
able and disgraceful state of affairs thai
now exists In Utah Territory. / could
sir. if necessary, refer to a cloud of wit.
nesses to attest the reasons have given.
and the charges, bold as they are, against
those d,spots who rule with an iron hand
their hundred thousand souls in Utah
and their two hundred thousand souls
out of that notable territory, but shall
not do so for the reason that the lives of
such men as should designate in Utah
aud California would not BIO safe for Il
single day.