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FROM UTAH.
RUMORED MOVEMENT OF THE MORMON
ARMY.

ARMY.
Correspondence Of The N. Times.
OMAHA CITY, n. T., Oct. =, 1857.
News has just reached here from our frontier Nor
mon settlement upon the Loupe Fork Of the Platte
River near the mouth Of Beaver, and known a. the
Beaver Settlement OF Mormons about loo miles from
b. rel lib at come renegade MormOps seceders from
the Mormon Church, fleeing from the Dsnites OF Salt
Lake had reached that settlement few days since,
bringing the newsf that a large force OF the Nor
mon militia, under Brigham Young and Heber [.
Kimball were prfpdTing TO bdre SAT- take CITY,
nth provisions and ammunition for sir reeks cam
paign in the Drounto,ns TO the eaarard aad thus TO
step, if possible, the passage Of he United States
troops. Although the positive destination was
secret known only to the leaders OF the
Church, yet it was generally supposedly at at
the pas in the mountains near Bear River Cutof or
at Steeple Rocks the stand would be made by the
Salt Lake forces with almost certainty of wipng
out the entire force cent against them In Sslt Lake
City, and through the Territory, for some months prior
to this movement the militia volunteer force have
upc ergone more than ordinary drill, and number Of
regime nts would compare f,vorably, in point OF dr
with the independent corps of the States. The Nor
mons confident CT destroying the force sent agans
them this Fall and, with their next Springs allies
from the States expect 10 stand regular Hght against
the whole United States available force and not only
conquer but establish themselves as an independent
Government.
Between Fort Kearney and the Valley these three
or four men Travelled almost entirely at night and uu-
der the guidance Of one OF the party-a thorough
mountain man-evaded the regular Travelled route,
seeing no troops or indiana and making the travel in
about nineteen days. They, and all the mountain
men with whom ! have conversed, state that 10 the
event of stand being taken in some Of the mountain
gorges this eide Of Salt Lake, ten men can easily and
successfully cope with $50 United States soldiers.
Ard who Knows these mountain ranges and gorges
with all their advantages and Disadvantages better
than the Mormonsl This report also brings the some
what expected news that many Of the Indian tribes
from Southern Oregon and Utah were secretly pre-
rim tn
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ported, the full vote 10 not ye. givsn-'sme' @os
g, y one or two precincts being returned lns re-
suit, LOw.ver can only be changed BY sn;h i'anhs
as n. re- attempted 20 he prac, ced with the OAiord
returns and il the dscision 10 that case V an index
the Iesul: 10 safe. True, the "McGee Coan,y
vote has no. been rejected, and Aripahoa Is ye: 10
hear from. think, however, the blow Is decisive
A. matters stand, the Free State mes have Two
thirds majority in the Council, but not In the house
Some months will Yet elapss before new territorial
legislation and it, fruits can have any result; ana VI
the nean time, We have the Consiiuh'nal move
mtnt on hand. 1t maybe possible that state
Government will soon supe'sede Territorial form.
BY proper effort, Free-State Government may be
secured before Spring, provided saSe-Stase Con-
sti'utioD, or something tbat will snswer that Pur-
pose 10 not thrus. upon them. The effect OF this
election on the Pro-Slavery Constitutional Con7en
ton will be az great az any outside pressure cou,e
be. They have tried fraud, and been defeated
After such result would Congress dare to admit
Kansas Slave State, if the Constitution W not
submitted to the People These Rutfians have had
lesson or a warning. We will soon see how 1t
affects them.
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REMIT IN RuN.-A Providence man, having r.. - "a
sion 10 receive a small sum from Q conespoodseI -
another city, gave the following very Improper
ton: LAS al property 10 unsase and the en- -
"sre 90 sbockingy deTargsd you may remit . s"s
lance IN rum" trIoNoense WV
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The Ciseisnai Times has letter from Kansas
siyins The following interesting item:

"On Gov. Walkers return from the precinct of Ok.
ford, be halted at Lavrerce and taking out Of bis
be vou,d show them curioeity if they promised not
to destroy it. He then urreiled the returns Of the
rtcino. Of Oxford which contained sixteen hundred
and ore rsmts, all written in the same handwriting
and which me assured fifty four feet IN length AL the
names. except one hundred and twenty, we're copied
from "WiIlam's Cincinnati Directory those COM
nsncirg with the same letter following esch other as
regularly as they do upeD the pages Of that book
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NAlIONAL DEMOShahIS Al
LECOMPTON.
Corr,ps,ns nc. Of IN. s. Louis Republican
LAWRENCE. X. T., Oct II, 1857.
AT q meeting Of" National Democrats bold N IL.
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OF me | will perish rather than be to him the cause OF
evil, Or the source Of one moments misery"
Everington waited no longer, he left his retreat, and
presenting himself before them, pronounced the name
OF Corolinn. The beautiful girl sprang from her seat
and exclaimed-"Allah be praised " and in an instant
was clasped to Everington's bosom. tx
When the first wild and unchecked gush of transport
was over, the danger to which the person she so tepderly
loved was exposed, rushed upon her mind, and throwing
herself on her knees before him, she hathed his hand
with tears. na
ely, fly" said the lovely creature, in the low, deep
tones of passionate agitation Z" fly before ruin over
takes us b"th-dy and be happy beyond the reach of a
tyrant !"
When | have seen you safe-when | have seen YOU
freed from the bondage which has Teen imposed on YOU
when | have heard my destiny from your own lips,
and know whether you will fly with ne, and not before, ;"
said Everington, as he raised Corolinn from the earth.
and with her seated himself upon the sofa. -
The beautiful Corolinn was before him ; his arm was
around her slender waist he felt the deep, quick throb-
bings OF her heart as she reciined upon his bosom it
was a moment of almost delirious ecstasy and the fer
vent kiss that he imprinted on her unpollutcd lip, was
coined in the mint of pure and hallowed affection.
81 fly with you y replied the ~blushiug girl " Oh
no, | cannot would to heaven l could but the attempt
would De the destruction Of us both 60 and leave me
to my fate, and may the blessing of the Prophet attend
you ~
with you, but not without" replied Everington
firmly.
A that moment the whistle of Hamors was heard,
and the ear OF Everington detected voices Of men at a
distance.
"The guards are on the rounds-Ay, or we are lost
for ever-ay, and leave me to my fate p exclaimed the
ag'tated girl, as she flung her white arms around his
neck. A,EA
Will you meet me at this place tomorrow evening"
inquired Everington, who was warned by the re-.
peated summons of his servant that he had not a mo-
ment to lose.
81 will meet you" was the hurried answer of the
maiden Twill meet you, though it can avail nothing
The young lady who was in attendance, and who on
percelvlng that it was Everington, had retired to a little
distance from the lovers, now approached.
My dear mistress, we must be gone," she said, as
she threw the Cashmere around Corolinn ; and as the
young Circassian, leaning on the arm of her maid, left
the bower in one direction, Everington darted into a
thicket of s%hrnbbery by another. Here he remained
until the guards had passed, when he joined Hamors,
and together they reached their boat in safety.
ITO be continued
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HANCOCK & THOMAS.
Minneapolis, NJ.
N OTICE.

80 ST. PAUL, OCTOBER 8, 1866.
The undersigned, Proprietor of the CRY OF Nrs1Sorn, Dakota
County, Minnesota, hereby gives Public Notice to all parties who
have purchased lots in the said City, under and subject to the
ordinary covenant expressed in the deeds, to wit, to commence a
certain amount Of improvement therein stipulated, within six
months from the date of the same, and to finish the said improve
ments within two years therefrom; that . noncompliance with a
part Of the said covenant, will be considered q noncompliance
with the terms Of the whole and that every lot for which at the
expiration Of the said period Of six months, no Improvement has
Deen commenced, will be considered forfeited, and reversed to tho
undersigned, and will be by him re-sold, the same as though m
deed had ever been executed by him for the same. III -
JOHN. NININGER.
PLASTERING N BkICKLAYENC.
The Subscriber il prepared to do all kinds If Mason Il srk in :
good and xorkmaplike laaner;
Contracts taken il desired.
Nininger City, . TxTTGT syf4fs1 nAA =
FOR SALE. ~
ONE THOUSAND CORDS OF 'wdeBs Enquire IL d,
- y[A3 49, l.
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SMITH, HANCOCK B THOMAS.
AMBITION TO NININGER

This addition, consisting of EIGHTY ACRES, have been surveyed
and plated in connection with the original town of Nininger. It
lies within the limits Of the original town and is bounded by it
on three sides. The lots lie as near the river and the levee, as
the same number of lots as. first laid out by the preprietors.
They are the only lots to which no building obligation has been
attached; they are sold free Of all incumbrances. This locality
IS unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river it has an
easy access to an extensive back country of great fertility, and
affords a shipping point for a section Of territory, reaching at
least one hundred miles into the interior. Nininger has within
three months acquired a population of two hundred persons.
Applications for lots can be made to DR.. F. R. Sm1TH or TO
ANDREW LEvERING, Real Estate Dealer, of st. Paul, or to the
undersigned. a - ,a+a go
uaa, HANCOCK & THOMAS, 4
Minneapolis. NJ. T.
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SAMUEL G. SLOAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER,

st. Anthony st., betwssn 1azkst and st. Peter St., 81
SAINT PAUL, uINNES0TA.
.4ae.tva And Corner Of Clarke Avenue and Fourth B..
N~IN1NGER,. xUUE90TA.
Land Bought and Sold on Commission. Money loaned. and
Investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages, and
other Legal instruments neatly and accurately drawn. Town and
City Property for sale. w
0 NOTARY
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THE an1nr

70 ScIENrrrIc AMI PRAcrIcAL A-oalcuIrbrr
BY Henry Stephens, F. r. s., Of Fan.
burgn, and the lated P. Norton, .Profsesor
Of Scientific Agriculture in Yale Colleee.
rev Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octavo. l6OO
greetings. ~" -
This is confessedly, lie most -couonl.He
work on Agriculture evsr pphliahedL ~ n
order to i've it. wider oireuat;on The nah
'ls1ers have resolved to reduce The prize 10 81
rIvE DOLLARS Fo1 3 Two Yoiuxxs T.
when sent BY mail (post paid) "a. California
and Oregon th,y'wilf b seven. dollars. rs
every other part Of the Union and % Canada
(post paid six dOIava. as1 ID
This werk 10 nos the BOOK If Tie Faymrs
"reminiscences fr any 81 the shove psblica
uons should sivays BE- addrsssod post psid,
LEONARD SCOTT 1 CO. 'i.sslo
No.54 Gold street, NswIYd.
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Nptt3.

Der llnterSeid,nete, Befser Der Stant t~1iniiqer, Da,
cctab County, Mdnne1cta, bringt hermit CUR 6fenttihen
Icti3 fur 9ue, welde Baupldse in Der aenannten Staot
9efauft baben, NIT Der Bebineun9 innerbalb fed,e Mcnas
ten improvements su ~fipulirten 8etrdeen ansufansen
uno ~tnnertalt sret Satret 81 ppQenoen = cos bic Gidbt<
~erfllun9 oiefer @laufels als Elm @cntrafttrud, betrad,tet
miro, uro baB jeoer Ba,plae, auf rreld,ert ~innerbafb feds
Ncnatet fett Improvement dn9efangen it, dls rerfdQen
a~,teefeben tnb Ucn benz llnter3eidhneten tpieoer ~nerfatft
ptrb. .Jfot as EesH GSubn 9(iftttaer.
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Samuel g. S(oor,
REAL ESTATE AGENT & BROKER

in st. paul. Ct. gnibeny Ctr. s~iiaen saarf4 u. ct. peter ct.
a; Offee IN ~09inin9er 8itp3 Ode pon Glosfe Mpen. u. 1. Gr.
QAnb eeFauft aub .psrlaut IN Gommifen. 0db a~usaeIttben uuh
,um teeen 3utsn anstest. A~auftriee unb antere eeleSItae Va.
pierre tatf@ unb nrrurat a~useesrtist. Qisssnbes Gieentbna m ~
5tatt ~ ~sstanffn. sSss
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OLD FUUNUHx,
rHs
AND -
MACHINE WORKS or 81. PAuL

MACHINE WORKS or 81. PAUL.
The Proprietor Of this we'll ksovr =
Establishments would say to his patrons th,s
ne has completed the enlargement and fur.
nishing Of his premises, and has enared M
expense to furnish it with new and expen.
sive
Nh CHINER Y.
ESoINE-LATHEs, PowER-PLANEas.
Pass Dahl,
And 6~rst-cIass Machinists, Pattern .ker,
and MouIders, 20 that it il now the larexss
and most complete establishments vest ~
Chicago or north of St. Louis.
Il nov prepared to furnish ill Miuneaot,
and part Of Wisconsin, With Portable and
Stationary
Seam E.gi~es, Locossot.se a.d Ckl;.dsx
BOiSssy Circular Eav Aus.
Misgk NIL. &
Finished Brass Work and EnRine Tris.s
mings Of Ill kinds. Having been in one
ration four year., it has : lares aai ineee-
ing stock Of Patterns, and cen fSrnieh q
short notice, all kinds Of
w1Tsswssisrr -
SKATING, SPINDLES. CO.
SAW MILL CRANK&
= BUILDING COLUMNS. .r.
~ WINDOW CAPS 3 SILLS
And every variety Of Castingp il Iros and
Dssss. n f
IRON TURNING.
/. PATTERN MAKING!.
AND FORGING
Of all kinds promptly exeeuted. 81 e..
Brass Cocks, Valves, Bsbbitt Metal. 10.
constantly on hand.
OBSERVE
That this is the only Foundry in tue Ter.
ritory that has a MACHINE SHoPArrAcaro
TO n.
1s..F. GILMAN
0St. Paul, Jan. 8, 1857. j4:3m
A CARD.-The subscriber would mforn
the public that he has made arraneemeate
to get his Coal aud Iron dircct from the :
mines, by which he expects to be
able to furnish castings at 5 1-2 to 6
cents per ID. He will also keep for ssle.
at reduced prices, Pittsburgh and Leigh
Coal, Coke, Pig Iron, Coal Stoves, Grind-
stones, &c.
F. GILMAH.
St. Paul, 1857.
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Minnesota Fruit Trees
AT THE
tROVELAND &GARDEN NURSERY
Kpflnpox ~ D,..1 .-l W "

minnesota Fruit Trees
GROVELAND &GARDENN NURSERY;
Beteeen 81. Paul and s.. A~shosy.
Owing to the severe cold Of last WinA.r-
but few of our trees were offered for sale.
We have therefore now on hand and for
sale, the coming Spring a large stock of
FRUIT AND 6RNI MENT4L
Trees, together With a great variey Of 2
SHRUBS. ta0s.- - so
ROSES,
DAHLIA s,
pnIOxFs,
Green House Plants. &c.
Our Apple Trees, are from two to four
years OF age, growing in our grounds and
include many kinds that were not Injured
bv the hart Winters of 1856.
Currantts,
Grapes,
Gooseberries,
Raspberries,
Strawberries,
Pie Plant. &c. e..
we have Of many kinds in great ABUNDANCE.
Persons wishing to embellish their
grounds can be supplied with everything
desirable for this climate. 81
Call early at the Nursery, or send your
orders to our address, St. Paul. Minnesot,.
l.. NJ. FORD 4 co. 1
-ualcn "a loo9. 43m
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i@ -.. HANCOCK & THOMAS, asa
snsfa,. os Minneapolis, Minnesota Territory,
@&AA&R& I'M REAL ESTATE,
Will locate Land Warrants, make Loans on the security of Real
Estate, purchase, sell, take charge of and pay taxes on
Lands and City Property, 4
Examine titles, prepare all manner Of legal papers, enter lands
in time, make collections, and attend to any business
:a appertaining to s
~a .. General and Real Estate Agency.
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REFERENcts.
MINNESOTA

NoTARYPUBLI
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A father said p~layfully to his little daughter, a child
five years old "Mary, you are not good for anything, ,
" Yes | am, dear father" replied she, looking thought
fully and tenderly into his face " | am good to love
my father and mother" she added. throwing her tiny
arms around his neck, and giving him a kiss Of unutter-
able affection.
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USES OF HoT WHARF.-The efficacy of hot ,coter.
on many occasions of life, cannot be too generally known
It is an excellent garyle for a bad sore throat, OF quinsy.
1t bruises, hot water, by immersion and fermentation,
will remove pain, aud prevent discoloration and stiff.
ness. 1t has the same effect after a blow. 1t should be
applied as soon as possible, and as hot as it can be borne,
Insertion in hot water will also cure that troublesome and
very painful ailmcnt, the whitlow. tfHa q
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GEO. B. CLITHERALL
Late Of Mobile)
GENERAL Commission MERCHANT

REAL ESTATE BROKER,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, b
Buys and sells on Commission, City and Town Property, and
Farming Lands, Locates, buys or sells Land Warrants, Negotiates
Loans Of Money on Mortgage, 60. Also CoMnuss1oszR fr the
States of Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, &c.
John A. Winston, Gov. Of Ala. fHon. b. FfspArick. o. {. 8 WGh. CITY.
Rtves Battle I Co, Mobile. Hon. O. O. Clay, US. g. "
Dr. c. Mott Mobile. Hon. Percy Walker. H.R g g
n. T. Hammond & Co, Mobile. Col. VIM urnbuN. ID. ga. g "
Hon. Allen C. Jones' Greensboro. Ala John J. McRae. Gov MiML Hf
Judge R. N. Ogden, New Orleans. Warren p, Andersm. Jackam. Mia
Hon. Randall Hunt, New Orleans. H. Tbompeon 4 Sn .BaNimore. W
w. N. Goodrich, New York. Dr. J. Moft CampbeI ChafleMon a 4
Brown, De Rosett 4 Co, New York. Geo B. Raed Charlesnm a d
Brewer 4 Caldwell, New York. Dc Roesett q Brown Wilnin~ton N q
John ID. Elliott 4 Co, New York. Hin BurRvin. Eso. pfttehure. ~
John r. Burgwyn, PhMadA. Jas. L. Rim. ENo. Peora nh
d.. Jp. ". Bacon, PhMada. Jas p ErSkine. Ia. 0uincv M
Cha. Il Graf, Phiads. rs fa ~ IHou. II nj r. 81 psml Mr.
Rt Rev. N. Cobb Bishop Of Ala Thos. B. Winston, St. Paul.
Office s. W. Corner Breckenridge and Fourth Street Nininrer
City, and st. Paul, M. 7.
All letter. requesting Information, promptly and cheerfully
a.B.C.
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LIST OF PRICES FOR STEAM ENGINES,

NEW STORE i.
r tE<y ra& ~ AND sa5le Tss4e OBJ
FORWARDING AND Commission MERCHANT, Il
The subscriber informs the People of Ninnger City and sur
rounding country, that he is opening a Store in Nininger City,
where he is receiving from the Eastern Cities a large Stock Of
Spring and Summer Good
which have been bought low, and selected with great ARE for the
WESTERN TRADE.
His stock consists in part Of the following articles:
Dry Goods, Notions, asses Fancy Goods. Hard
ware. Glassware, ssaeensvyare. ssccts, Shoes,
Hats. Gaps xs0nmets, Drugs. EFsainss, Oil, Dye
Stuff, window Glass, sisssa :aEsss Mails, &c, &C.
He deals also in all kind Of @
GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND PROVISION.
and all other articles usually kept in such Establishments, which
he offers for sale as low as any other establishment in the Ter
ritory. f'
Nininger City.
nm Aw~-.w 70. e 81. EAf.tre@ra m muouAo
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CHARLES /. EMERSON,
REAL ESTATE s. !.
.'sse' CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
81. Paul, J1E5ssssesOs@ Territory.
Will attend to the purchase and sales Of Real Estate, location Of
Land Warrants, Collection of Debts, Payment Of
Taxes, and the Investment Of Money.
Information about the Territory furnished on application.
Office, opposite the American Hotel.
Having an extensive and varied knowledge of the Territory,
its agricultural, commercial and mechanical advantages, I an
prepared to transact any business connected with Real Estate,
with promptness and accuracy. Also agent for the
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE co.
of Harrisburg. Capital $3.50, 600. a
III MONWE INSURANCE co, Of Harrisburg. Capital
$3OO,O0O. s edtn.z
Elk Governor Ramsey, st. Paul. Isaac Bemhefmer, Esq, New York.
Holinshead 4 Becker, do. Simon W. Arnold, Esq, Philadelphia
Hon. II. M. Rics M O, Washington. Marx HO<srd, Esd Hartford, Conn.
Pairs 4 Nurse, Bankers, do. Capt {. ChsmpMn, VI n, Buffalo ny
John Randa. Esq, New York. 1
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FUR SALE.
ONE THOUSAND CORDS or ,wdSbs Enquire IL a.
Landing, ~ Niningsr.H Fl
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p,r~onal In sallixepce,

SIR henry auntiy, who has been examining tho proc
and cons OF Ecarsguan politics during several weeks,
and Who arrived here by Jamss Adser last saturday
Icn this city for Boston, ~ the early TRAIN yesterday
morning Hs returns TO EDgApd In the America, vnos
sails this ssy s acos HIS opinions with regard 10 the
Is.nnus viii doubtless be received tn Eurors
bias cd evidence
ARRIVALS.
In steansslp Augusta, from savAnnah-mlss n Owan,
Perry r Chsmpsgn, mas ouslef smith, WIN s~i,,s
A A fncoznb l. McrRsn- John Welsh, Belcher O Mer
r,l, p l. Shaufs Coddinr-and ~ In ~ steer~ee
In steamship MaIio1 from usp siorer nrs
Cant Norton Mrs wtherson Capt asrhsrd and LADY Capt
fucker, Csp, Bocdlsle Ven ssncn. pr iecnsd Den
pis IA Dernison, W Birch. q Mcdonald, srnrh, "
RennAser n O'Cennor, wright A prinele. Salt "
N Cossrt, Cssne, Daily, Edwd ally, "a Mckenzie
N ssis osss Rrssles ros Cac. cerpelus Henry Of
IN srnr roresce o~ Braros ssrtiaroMrs rseps Miss
phsps Master W Phelps. Robert Prince. Ms Prince.
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GovsRsos or PusuIvASn.--Amoag NE names mon
toned connecsos with the Republicans nominasoa fsr
eoverrov Of Psnnsyivania ID thai OF John \. Read.
Govmsoa oS ruxAs-fth N sAatsd In some ef the Texas
papers that Sam Hcuston runs On the Know roshins
nckes for Governor, Gen. Henderson viii be the demo-
crsiic candidate against him. esa Heuson's term IN
The United states senate dcss not expire ups 1882 but
by running for Governor he doubt esterans
that be win be able 10 restore The Americas party so
power.
Hos. isaAo ToucU.--rse Hartford n~ef thinks that
The chances OF Mr. Touoey are good for ses in Mr.. Bu
chanans Cabinet he scss out of the Senate ON the Avn
Of March ~ scs OF We Lesslsturs Of ocnnsccus, and
win therefore have ssare On his haads ansy That daas