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A NEW BOOK.
! TALE OF THE SOUTH !

A TALE OF HE SOUIH!
ROUNDED on Facts, and entitled The Curse
h Fntailed,'' by Mrs H. H. Bigelow, sister Of
Bishop Haniine of the Methodist Church. She
saws in her preface She corscientiously believes
the book was written under the same pressure
that St. Paul felt when he exclaimed " for neces-
sity is laid upon me yea, woe is me if | preach
not the gospel" Feeling that God demanded it,
and humanity required It, she has simply done
her duty! and of which the Boston Liberator
saws Is ii is the greatest work yet published from
Il Uncle Tom" to bred, . and book which
everybody ought to read. oh, ye ministers read
it and see your responsibility! Oh, We pro-slaye-
nv church members, read it ard tremble! Oh
ye office holders and office seekers, read i ant
blushI Oh, We mothers with your darling babes
in vour arms read it and think that they may b.
kidnapped and torn from your embrace and solt
into perpetual bondage, and then you will see ou
nations guilt Oh, ye children and youth reat
it. and learn to hate slavery with perfect hatred
Oh. everybody read it, for it is designed to caus
great sensation one large II mo, Price 81 =
for sale by CHEo En- bhoaN-
Craftsbury, Nov. 90, 1s56-4s6
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HoT WATER FOR HOUSE PLANTS
A correspondent of the Boston Cultira-
tor, writing ofthe management of house
plants, says
The way to have healthy plants is
to shorten in all struggling growth, and
remove every leaf and flower as soon as
the least symptoms of decay is perceiv-
able, washing them occasionally with
warm water from the fine nose of a
watering pot, held high above them,
thus giving them the benefit of a warm
shower at any time or place.
But the thing of all others most i'm
Portant, IS to water them with hot water
at all times; yes, hot to the touch. even
beyond what Is supposed to be prudent
until after experiment-and it i only
necessary TO watch the result on the
health and vigor of the plants, especially
when IN bloom, to be convinced of the
virtue of this grand specific"
The writer says be has fuehsias now n
bloom, mere cuttings about six inches IN
heIght-not one falling out of seven.
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" A felon generally appears at the
end Of the finger, and sometimes at the
end Of a rope.
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NOW is the time to buy because they can be
bought cheap, and because home comfort may be
greatly increased by the interior decoration
dwellings, and because 9 cold winter is coming
and the bitter blast may be very effectually shut
out by papering the walls of living rooms, thus
saving FUEL, and many an uncomfortable shiver.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing.
At the Head of State Street,
Montpelier. Vermont. 43yrl.
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BACH'S
An American COMMA,
HNHE subscribers would Va
Atfantinn Of IL ~ - Iesnnata..

Tar w.. .',,.A' Ao1h VOmnOn,.
c5a,r1 attention of Of the People q s..
BAcFs AMERICAN coge,,
As one Of the best prepsr.,,,s,
for the relief and cure orthe IAN SoII,' 20
Bronchitis, Ministers So. =
onael, Nursing and n.
Mouths, Sore Nipples, ~. .,sl'.'
Fever Sores, ScroTla gs
the Lungs and Soma, ..s
Complaints, Female ny = i
regularltiies, FluOr .AlBs ,o,'s'a
Coughs arising from p
Throat, Piles, RsaE g. y
fact, tn any case of ''s
WEAKNESS, iNFLANINAuo,
BLOOD, USE THIS PP;,,eee
In the city of Auburn r,S. hL4s0!'
prepared, and the ProprietorSN ~. u, u
Of the most reliable and resns $50
efficacy have been furnished S ID. n
voluntary promptings eff tboss : .s y ~
lieved and cured of long standi, aa9 q,
aggravated affections of tbs a c
from a grateful desire to snras NY q
and promote the good Of other ~ Y u
ilarly afflicted. al0 Z,
Its influence has been necp1.,
cases of Bronchial and TRro1,,,' Y p
slight to Chronic InfqmmatioS,, @
Also in some very marked cases ~ ~
ness and Irregularities, and NE
/ plants enumerated above, U
We have also some strong cass,..,.
ter in our own State, in which u g
with tronde7fil success, where f,--..''a
many other remedies have falle5 ;,.' ~.
Its ingredients, among which /, e
fluid extract of e
"BEECH DROPS" OR "CAvr-,.
and composition are such as II -
| ly safe and harmless, requiring 49,.
special care in regard to the babi.,
vidual, beyond that ordinarily pse.,. !
Il From a personal knowledge Of -
not hesitate to say to all who ara T. 4.
hicted with Bodily Weakness Ds.S
nation, Impure or Sluggish Bloc 4.
BACH'S AMERICAN Cove,
is recommended in the stronpe,t y. "
Relief and Cure.
/ FRED. f. SMITH. Ma.
| Wholesale Agent for the S,aie II
To whom all orders should he 49,.
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CERTEFECATES,
Important from DR.. E. VS.
Rochester,, Nv

DesenbE
This may certify that l have mii. n
"BACH's AMERICAN CoMPoUype 4 =.
severe Bronchial affection, and a.
Irritation Of the naacus coat Of he Aliass
By the use Of two bottles Of the above e
it is thought permanent cure was 4
have seen Its wonderful eifec s il Ga
of Scro1ala Consumption, where the y
thought to be beyond curs-after takilg.
ties of the american Compound Is nov
be ont of danger, and nearly gsl. Fu
have seen of the effect ofthe Comg0ur
certainly recommend its use in SIC.
above named. Z. VI. SABR
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ROOK RIAUINO

I continue to Bind Muse 80 = = =
&C., in every style Of Binding %
the lowest rates. - k5sas Z
would return thanks y - 6sgsz
public for the liberal patrons. - ~
ded, and will only add We cSssgs 2
heretofore be as Cheap Is " - - ~ 3
chasers are invited to exanins !, 90
Allorders by Mail, E1pfSsqs, 80 : o.
receive prompt attention, s,igf 3. s..
livery. , $780,
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NEW STOCK
OF RICH FALL GOODS.
J. G.. EMERY,

HAS received his new goods for the FALL and
IL WINTER trade, comprising a more extern
sive and beautiful assortment, than he has ever
before offered, consisting of CARPETS of beau
tifuI COL ORS and DESIGNS in VEL VETS,
TAPESTRIES, three PLY SUPERFINESand
all the lower grades.
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Auburn, n. Y, June

Eve, the undersigned, hare receirai1
Ia for preparing BAca's AMERICAN Car
and as far as we have tested it, can "a
its general use as tonic and altea.zL
to REMOVE INITIATED HUM0Rs OF z
and peculiarly adapted to FemalesEz
Leucorrh@a. Whites, and to thoa 70
stitutions are enfeebled from IaigEfz
JOSEPH N. M02l,
LANSINGH BBIaa Il
A. T.. TABEh, >.
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TO ALL MANKIND.

t. & c. H DWINELL are now manufao-
- turing and dealing In all kinds Of Nabogany
and painted Furniture, cane and wood seat clssirs
los1ing enalrs, settees, mattresses, &c. &c,
work done with promptaess. "0'N
Glover, Jan. I, 1s5s-1tf
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FRENCH & RUB ..,l5 b y,
TANNERs AND Con

GD0TEE7 ~ 80
"T oULD say to Their il' ~ 1sosssss :.
w they are nov prepare . 80 J. :
for Tanning IN q manner aass - +
in New England. 800 - :
exchange for Ctzsh. hs.iis 800 SIS "
LITTLE more for Hides si's
eke. -, al O. I, :
~ 1s@e. ! mar rnaikst PIE -'S--H
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( n. B. He would inst say that he has on hand
a very superior lot of pocket Bibles, in every
style of binding, from Is cts. to s., so.
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PAPER.

a complete assortment Of Nril5s
ping Papers always kept On halai
Super Royal, Imperial, Deny and - -
qualities, Cap, Letter, Bath Post - -
REPRESENTATIONS, Manila, Bag sii...
Wrapping Papers. This stock 0aI
the Manufacturers for Cash anG ca Il, I.
on the same terms as New fofE AZ >
bling Houses. an
STATIONERY & ARTISTS ~
A large variety Of this GAS
have been selected with great az = :
ket, and the prices cannot aa y {
closest buyers. School, Classissszr,, s : 3
neous Books. special arfaass-r 8
leading publishers render M H..
nishing this stock equal to any i''"
ted States. .nr
A NEW FEATURE.-OWlng
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A NEW FEATURE.-0wihg
craasinc demand %
PR0GRESSIYE & sP[RIIVD,,

In this section, a large ss:o..--5~C
and Progressive Books will % l9T 40 3.
among which are all Standafd, !" -
rianism, Uniyersalism, Libsfsll''I,. M
&c. All the publications Of t9s e y
tartan Association and Pafiil. . 5p.,te I
Works Of Charming, Iheoaoif - -,
bong, A. J. Davis. Edmondss, 80, =, y
received for the Spiritual Is e., b
land Spiritualist, 'lifany's , n9.,.i q
Agent for Mrs. METERS eeie9la ~ 2
Medicines and Stones MssmsliS =
A supply always on hand.
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FANCY Pant Cloths and Sheep's Grav.-.t
B. ". Nrg's.
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Hon. D L DODGE, of Auburn
late member of our State Legislatl5z
the most accomplished Physicians q g
of our country, after giving tins malLz
sonal observation, says ;-"H Il dssg
sede all liquid preparations for the aF!
Diseases
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CAUTION.
SAMUEL B. MICH.

- 5000 ~ A<4A ~ 49, 49,
Premium PACED Blank Book A1
Paper Warehouse, Jobber and retail q
School Classical and MiscellaHsl
Stationery and Artists Asiz-
No. 146 Church Street, nearly 0Y'E
Spears Drug Store, Burlington VI
II WOULD inform my friends an .
IL generally that ! have removed a5
Bindery to No. LAG Church Street, NJ
A. Q. Spears Drug Store, where 49,
after this date.
BLANK BOOKS
The attention of buyers is invited g
ment of PACED Blank Books. A iaIg.
always on hand made by experis1's
and warranted equal to any City We
ular attention paid to making Bllll
Banks, Insurance Offices, Manaiacil-
MES, Rail Road Corporations, &c.
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Bach's Family Recipe Book is to BIB
of all Agents-you viii there see ezst
ses recorded-and you are invited a e
cate with any whose certificates Sri 3
order to prove them genuine.
CAUTION.
All the genuine medicine ears tie fgs
P. V. R. COVENTRY & CO., On b
wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, !! Gz
AUBURN, N. Y.
FRED. E. SMITH, General Agsriif-
of Vermont.
For sale by R. W. NYE, Irasbur:s 2
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Also made to order and guaranteed to fit, being
manufactured at one of the best houses in New
York. ANY orders sent viii be promptly filed
and the price will be at the lowest market rates.
Sept. 6, 1856.
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LOOKTNG GLASSES,
10 SHhlN0 bEDOs
PER HANGFNGS.

PICTURE FRAMES, FEATHERS, MATTHIAS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
DEATH OF MRS. voNDERsMITH.

Mrs. Vondersmith, wife Of Judge Wonder
smith whose re.arrest we noticed some days
ago, died yesterday afternoon, after painful
portracted illness. She had been very i'll for
some time previous to the arrest Of her hus-
band, and when on that occasion he bid her
final farewell. she was scarcely conscious OF
what was transpiring. She was generally in
delicate health, and recent domestic troubles,
no doubt, hastened her death. The death
scene, which occurred under peculiarly dis
troeoiug circumstances, was rendered still
more painful by the dying wife and mother
giving premature birth to child few min.
utes before her dissolution. Her brother, DR.
John Leonard, bad been committed to prison
for thirty days, the day previous. for drunken.
ness and disorderly conduct, but was released
through the Intervention Of friends, in time to
see his sister die. Her husband and the fa.
ther of her three children, all old enough to
realize their situation. lying in prison in Phil
adephia, charged with high crime, and the
cries of the children for parents both lost to
them, altogether presented a scene Of sorrow
and distress which is rarely Witnessed by hu
man eyes.
The house in which the family resided i:
subject to lien Of $1,000. with three years in
terest. which the government holds as an in
Identification of the forfeited bail, and the
children are therefore left not only orphans
but homeless. - Lancaster Erening Erpres.
of MOy l9.
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SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue Of certsin writ Of YEy E{rsxAs
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale al
the Court House in Sunbury, on Saturday the
18Th day Of June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property TO wit:
Three contiguous lots ofground, situate in tho
town Of Shamokin in Coal township Nor,hun.
berlsnd county. and marked in the general plan
of said town Nos. s3s, 239 and $40 on one of
which to wit 23s, there is frame dwelling houss.
Also upon the undivided one.third part Of
certain tract of land, situate in Coal township
aforesaid, adjoining lands surveyed in the nsme
Of Esther Kremer Oh the west +; John Carson On
the north Andrew Russell on the east and Luke
Hoglin on the south (; containing in the whsle
9S acres more OF less, on which is erec'ed 4
double frame dwelling houses, school house, &c.
Seized taken in execution, and 10 be acid as
the property Of b. Mssscr.
ALSO.
At the same time and place Sy wrr"cf vES.
EIroyAs to me directed, will be exposed 10
public sale, the following described property
to wit AN the defendants interest being
the undiyidee third part of all that certain
tract OF land, situate in Coal township, Nor.
thumberland comfy, adjoining lands surveyed
in the name OF Esther kremer on the west
John Carson on the north Andrew Russell
on the east and Luke Hoglin on tho south.
containing in the whole nine-eight acres more
or less, on which is erected four double frans
dwelling houses, q school house, &c.
Also, levied by virtue of this writ on Fl
FA., No. 20, to .ame term upon three cont.
guous lots Of grounGi, s'';;"""te in the town Of
Shamokin iu Coal township, atoTe.s'd. sua
marked in the general plan of said town i,QS
238. 239. and 240 on one OF which to Wit No,
23e, there is frame dwelling house.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property OF J. b. Masser.
ALSO:
BY virtue Of certain writ of PI. FI. Ia ms
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at tho
Court House in Sunbury, on Saturday Inc lath
day OF June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following
described property to wit:
Three contiguous lots OF ground situate in the
town OF Trevorton, Zerbe township. Northumbes-
ishd county bounded by Shamokin street, on the
north by lot of John Weaver formerly Ensnu.
el kaufman, on the east, an alley on the south
and lot Of Edward Helfenstein on the west, being
twenty feet each in front and $50 feet in
depth. Whereon are erected two story fran.
Dwelling House and basement. a Blacksmith.
shop and frame stable, well of water &c.
Seized taken in execution, and TO DO sold as the
property of Michael Wertmau.
Ii. wEIsB. SA~iF.
Sunbury. May Is, 1887.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON
AT QUEBEC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURoPI

QUEBEC, May ls.
The steamer Anglo.Saxon has arrived from
Liverpool, with dates to the 9th inst, four
days later than received by the Asia
1t is rumored that an extensive conspiracy
has been discovered in Spain.
The officers for the expedition against
Mexico are embarking from Madrid.
ENGLAND.
Tho Art Exhibition was opened on Tues.
day, the 4th inst, at Manchester, with great
ceremony, attracting an immense throng of
spectators.
The Queens speech to Parliament is on.
tlcipated with intense interest. as it is thought
that Roebuck's threatened amendment would
be ca rried.
The French journals assert that Lord E!gn
will demand of China revival of the treaties
with an extension of privileges to three
other ports besides the 1--WE already ME eutioned.
Also the establishment OF English military
posts at all cities where English Consular
Agents reside, and the erection of forts at
Canton, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
SPAIN.
Generals Santiago, Medina and Garndo,
will command the military expedition destined
to operate against Mexico.
respecting Mexico, says that the diplomatic
relations with the Mexican Republic have
been interrupted, but expresses the hope
that the interruption will be but temporary
The Mexican government and nation have
already begun TO prove that they will not
countenance those acts, as contrary to ojsstict
as to humanity, by allowing them to go un
punished and that they will not oblige Spain
to whom they are united by so many bonds
to exact reparation for such outrages.
ROME.
further reduction in the duties on the
introduction Of textile fabrics into Rome ha
taken place.
DENMARK.
The Danish Ministerial difnculties con
tinue.
RUSSIA.
The prohibition against the expectation O
gold has been removed by the Emperor.
JAPAN.
The Rusrian treaty with Japan opens tn
ports of Simoda, Hakadadi and Nangasak
10 Russian commerce.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23

PREPARE! PREPARE In the event Of the
world coming to an end on the 18th of next
June, the Mt. Vernon Banner offers the fol-
lowing consolation "to all whom it may
concern - 1u. -.-
"But if the world should come to an end
there is one class of people we pity from The
bottom of our rheart-nepspaper delinoucn,s
Awful, terrible, fearful will be their doom
In vain will they attempt to hide themselves
in caves and coal cellars 1t will be of no
use-there is no escape for them Their only
hope for redemption is to square of with
the printer by the 18th of June, and take a
receipt, so that St. Peter will admit them
within the gates Of the Celestial City. A
hint to the wise is sufficient"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23

W GENERAL SYNOD OF THE LUTHERAN
CHuRon.-The eighteenth Evangelical Lu-
therau General Synod of the United States,
met at Reading, Pm, on the l4th inst The
General Synod of this Church was organized
in 1920, and was composed Of few districts
or local Synods from this and other States.
In ls45, the General Synod was composed OF
representatives from thirteen district Synods.
Since that period twelve Others have become
affiliated, and the present General Synod
stands related TO, and has representatives
from twenty-five districts or local Synods.
Rev. w, S. Harkey, D. D., was chosen Presi.
dent Of the General Synod.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
GS- JouN NJ. PErRIKIN, ESQ, representa-

gy' JouN NJ. PErRIKIN, Esq, representa-
tive from Lycoming county, died at Harris
on Friday, the 18th inst, of the National
Hotel poison His body accompanied by a
committee Of the Senate and House, was
brought TO his late residence on Saturday.
On Monday the corpse was inferred with Ma
sonic Honors. There was larger number
OF the Fraternity in procession than we have
seen in the interior on any previous occasion.
The ODD Fellows, members of the Bar and
the Woodward Guards, were also present.
Mr.. Petrikin was young man Of great
promise, and in his death his friends experien.
eed loss which will not easily be repaired,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23

SoNE "SSAKE."-A countryman from the
neighborhood Of Halifax stated in our hearing
yesterday that he recently saw on the road
leading across Peters mountain to Millers-
burg, black snake which he judged to be
about thirty feet long and as thick round as
a mans body" Of course, the man was con-
sidrrably frightened by the appearance Of
such monstrosity. and added that he ran
nearly mile back to q tavern before he
stopped" We rather guess he had been to
that same tavern previous to bis seeing the
snake. However, if the story is correct, we
fear that Lykens Valley is a doomed district,
for if ever that 'crittuf wants u breakfast,
heaven help the MISUNDERSTANDING
Herald
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M A r r | A G ES.

10 this place on the goth inst, by the Rev
DR.. Malcuin, III. j WoLyERTox. Esq. to Miss
GEORGIA ANN MARKLE, both Of this place.
In Auburn, California, on the 10th Of April,
Mr. EDWARD NJ. HALL. Of this place, to NJ iss
JENNIE b. WALKER, of Bangor, Maine.
On the 26th of April, by the Rev. J. Fritz.
niger, Mr.. BESEvILLE KLocK to Miss SARAH
REINERD, both of Mahantaago.
On Sunday. the 10th inst, by the same,
Mr.. JOHN EIsESHARD to Miss CArHARISE
REssLER all of Upper Mahanoy.
On tine same day by the same, Mr.. SAM
uEL WoLFGANG to Miss CArHARISE WETzEL,
all of Schuykill comfy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
Gelegrapgit Ue(us,
Washington Affairs.
TIE Goreraorship Of Utah--1ne Policy If the
Government.

GOccfhmcnt.
WATuIsGTox, May l9.
A member OF the Cabinet to-day, received
a telegraphic despatch from Major McCul-
loch, declining the Governorship OF Utah.
lie, however, expects TO reach this city in the
Course of ten days.
1t is not true that Judge Drummond has
been offered the appointment in case Of the
refusal Of Major McCulloch but this after
noon telegraphic despatch was sent TO
Western man, whose name is officially con-
cealed for the present, rendering it to him.
Recent information received in regard to
the state Of affairs in Utah. has caused
change in the policy hitherto contemplated
by the Government. The condition OF that
Territory now being such as to require ri.
gorous measures, troops in large numbers will
be sent thther, probably under the command
OF Gen. llarney.
The Administration is anxious to act at
once in this important matter, especially in
view Of the late instructions to the Judiciary
proceedings, and the accounts SO frequently
received, relative to expressions by the Nor.
mons, OF those who do not belong to their
fraternity.
WASHINGTON, May l9.
Much excitement has existed for several
days past in the Pension Bureau in conse-
quence Of alledged frauds. Commissioner
Whiting, after close investigation, found no
proofs OF venality, but discovered that a clerk
employed in the Office had extended undue
facilities to the agent for claims, some of
which were improperly allowed, and the clerk
was required TO resign his Office.
A letter received from Mr.. Dennison, the
Indian Agent represents the accounts of de-
predations by the Pawnees as much exagger-
ated The Indians, three or four thousand in
number, are IN a starving condition, and re-
taliated on the whites for supposed wrongs.
ln the Council which Agent Dennison held
with them tley did not deny that some of
the young men Of their tribe were guilty of
mlsdemeanors, but none OF so serious q nature
as to warrant the whites in taking the life of
one OF their chiefs. They said they were ready
to make treaty to be placed on an equal
footing with the Otoes, Missourians and Oma-
has tribes.
Algenon S. Garnett, Of Virginia. has been
appointed Assistant Surgeon. and Rev. Chas
A. Davis. Chaplain in the Navy.
WAsHISoToS, May 10.
The Washington Union Of to-day says:
Letters have been received in this city
from sources entitled to credit, stating that
Gov. Brigham Young, OF Utah Territory has
at last accounts left Salt Lake city, with a
chosen body OF two hundred men, for Wash
ington or Oregon. Some of the writer's ex-
press the belief that Young would endeavor
70 make bis way to the British possession on
the Pacific"