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NEW BOOKS.

THE LIFE OE CHARLOTTE BRONTB, author Of Jane
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ADAM GRAEME, OF MA5SGRAY. Novel by Mrs
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AN AMERI. AN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
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LOVES OF PARIS. Illustrated By Eugene Sue,
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDER ROVER. By EmmsrsOn Bennett, Another sup.
ply Just TeoeivedbY
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THE FLUx ANNOTATED.

THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.
EVERY Summer and Fall thousands OF persons die Of
Plux, Cbolers Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities of the Bowels It be cured in every
case for IS ofTuckeT Cholera Syrup which
has been tested by the best physicians the South and
West by them pronounced the most esctuRl remedy
now in It has performed more astonishing cures than
any other specific. human life be saved in nine
out Of by investment Of IS cents. Buy bottle AID
Keep II by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, gents The Proprietor having unDOunded
adenes in efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
Agents to distribute gratiOusly sntn its virtues
thoroughly tested. Persons afflicted with Of the abOve
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
free Of charge. imay6-u'
Second Call on the Subscribers of stock
to Nashville Coal COmpany-Ths subscribers Of
stock Nashville Coal Company notified that
cond per upon the amount subscribed has been
make payable on the 18th Juy Bank the Union.
The work progressing rapidly, and is important tina
he calls should promptly enable the company TO
make shipment of coal the first Of in the FaN
D.F. CARTER.
june9-td. Treasurer.
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Jasper County Acaoemy
LOTTERY.

CLASS 2s-DRAWs SATURDAY, JUNE 6. 1857.
CLASS 29-DRAWS SATURDAY, JUNE 18. 1851.
CLASS sO-DRAWS SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1857.
CLASS 2s-DRAWs SATURDAY JUNE q, 1857.
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he BIDS should marked PfoDasafs TO- ssamps5 R,.
seopes and addressed Third Assistant Postn 80 cen
eiall Fost once Department AAROy u. Is OWN,
9uASo-AA"4i Pus.maaiei General.
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WHO WANTS A BARGAINf

WWTE offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection Of
~ large Business house, fronting about 20 feet on the
Eas side of Front street, intersection Of Clark
street, and running back 10 low water mark Apply %
inDe It-lm J. L. g. r. W. BROWN.
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Twenty Eighth Annual Fair Of the American In
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No. gas Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCEs.
OEFIcr BuckEYE sTAIE IEsURANcE COMPANl,

OFFICE BUCKEYE STATE lEsURANcE COAFANhJf
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1850. !
Tie all whom ii may concern; Tins Is 70 certify thai have
eYamirel SUscimens au Roofs W. h. Chuds Co.'S
ssEastic Fire aud WATERPROOF Cement Roofing and be-
sys ito be emneny superior any other kind Of hool-
A m use I was an eve witness OF trial Of Of
these Roofs from large volume Of fame fr8m adjoining
bUdipr which struck directly apon ROOF and cOnice
for nearly an hour stood the ta beyond all expectation,
and saved the building. T. M HASH aLL'
President Buckeye state Insurance Co.
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r. s. HOLLINS & co,
TTAVB removed to their Sore-hOuse, No. 4 on the
II North side Of the Public Square, in block OF buildings
known as the Nashville Inn block door Messrs
Evans Co.. where they would be pleased their
toners, and wait them with coed and cheap Stock Of
Shoes, Boots and Hats. june lS-lm
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From the Pittsburgh Gasstts.1
LsnG. ret Fear 10 LSye.

Lones res Fear - Love.
! long, yet fear TO isvs for have seen
50 mach of falsshood, aaA - msch II gatls
And have known such DARK and deadly sim,
Lurk In the 81 lencs Of beaning smile,
And In my svn hearts chsObers there hath
bssa
So much Of sorrow ranking all the while,
That when my soul sits brooding like dove,
think of this and long yet fear to love.
long, yet fear to love could not bear
To Alag my rich affection upon one
Whose Utmost spirit was not wholly fair,
In love less pure and lavish than my own;
And oh nv heart would break In its despair
To 6nd the visions IL had dreamed, o'erthrown;
So, when my heart and puises wildly move,
think Of this--and long, yet fear TO love,
long, yet fear to love my soul ha Ii bled.
From its too perfect truth Ia VOWS unkept.
And had deemed that all ny love Vas dead
Yet now know that 1t hath only slept
Bot oh II evermore about my head
There sweeps the tempest that before hath
swept,
Heart, m.nd and brain would wrecked and shat
tered prove;
And knowing this--I long, yet fear to love
long, yet fear to love oh who will como
Aud speak the words am athirst to hear?
who will make this yearning heart her home,
And BE- there thrilling thru sach mystic year
Oh who will touch these lips 20 cold and dumb,
With the live coal from Loves own altar clear!
10 there ne answer must my spirit rove
Ever--ss now-And long, yet fear 70 loyes
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DURKEE Il CO.,
nAaa-ss., HsssA s,As, A.,. - 4 AsA,
KEoKUk, IOWA,
ARENow OFFERING ONE or THE
Largest ana most Elegant Seeks
SPRING GOODS,
Al Rst.ii, In y. West, consisting II Per. Ct
Splendid Rebs silks.
Splendid Bayadsrs Striped silks,
Splendid China Striped silks.
All colors in PlaiS silks,
superb piack silks,
PLAIN Satins,
Tar. Sstias,
Satin Dsehis-; Klsgsns Tissue Robes, Rlsgaps
Barge Robes,
Elegant orSaAdie Robes,
Elegant Printed Jsskonstt Rssss,
Lawn kobes,
aud French Priat 1obss.
Travelling Dress 0ssAs.
Argentines,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Debsige,
Silk and Linen Orisntsls,
Linen chan,bray, &C., &C., &c.
French, English and American Prists Of the bsss
brands and newest styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
And Curtain Materials and Fix,srss Of ell kinds.
Linen and Cotton SAsstias. Pillow Cas-
cottons and Linens, and
~Ail ethsr Hosssfsraishing GseAs. -
A complete stock Of Embrodsriss, Colian, Under.
sleeves, Haakdsrehiefs, Worked Bard Cam
bris, Linen and Lace sets, With Il
SPLENDID STOCK or FINE LACES,
Bsch ~ real Honiton. real vsileasisnses. PsiA,
Application, Eoglish Thread, 9uipsrs, -.
Carpets and Oh Colths.
a.. EnEli'A Velvet Tapestry.
a.A
A BRUSSELS
Imperial Ply, and supsrans I.srala.
Vsnitian, Union and Hemp Velvet, brussels aaA
venitisn Stair Carpsting Rags, AAss.
and Druggst..
rio OR OIL CT THS!
from 70 Is feet wide.
Hlvins the advantage Of . resident buyer II
New York. We shall Be receiving constant additions
to our stock, keeping it ali seasons u the ysar
fall and esnpis,e, which will b sold from 70 -
~ cent. Loesr tAss say other Asxss IN loss ess
ssn.
The Stock amounts 70 nearly
100000 90,
And soasssasntly . Greater vssisty thas
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERNS
ONE PRICE ONLY,
N o d E A T \ o N.
apr3S-dAw
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I'm ExoDus TO TIE WEsr.-Ths nigrstory
hAbl1s = the American people are ssrtsinly
veo1sreal. The country 10 nov alive with
s0ieTatiea excitement towards Kausas, Ne
bsAska, Minnesota and Iowa. The Target
nambsr of smigrsnts are said 70 b farmers.
The CiDsinnati Gaxstts Gays that many of
the bsse farmers OF the Miami vallsy--msn
who have dwelt long on thsir honsstsads---
ara selling out land, stock, and utensils, to
embark 10 new country, elk hundred miles
Oh. The Cleveland Herold notices that the
tide Of emigration 10 lsngthsning he passsa-
ger trains from the East. Thsy frequently
comprise from twenty -four 10 twenty SIX
oars; while long lines Of smigrant wagons
are constantly passing through the city to
the grsas Wsst.
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CHAPTER II.

Tall, bearded and sun. bronxed, / knock
cd at the door Of nv fathers house. The
nights 10 the parlor windows and the hum AZ
conversation aud cheerful laughter showed
me that company were assembled there. I
hoped my sister Lizzie would come to the
usor, and that might greet my family when
NO strange eye WAS looking curiously on.
But no--a servant answered my summons.
They we're too merry in the pArfor 70 heed
the long absent one when no asked for adj
mittance. A bitter thought like this was
passing through my mind, a. heard the
sounds from the parlor, and saw the half
suppressed emile upon the servants face.
hesitated Tor moment before / made
myself known or asked after the famil--
ANA while stood silent, . strange appari-
lion grew up before me. From behind thu
servant peered out small golden bead
unN delicate form followed, and = sweet.
Childish lace, with blue eyes, was lifted un
70 mine-so like to those Of one who had
frightened my boyhood, that | started baoL
with . sudden feeling 0. pain.
nat Is your name, my little one pr
asked, while the wondering servant held the
She lifted up her hand a. IL to shade her
eyes Z had seen that very attitude in anoth.
er, 10 my ooyhood, many and many time. \
sna answered in sweet, bird-like voice:
"Mary Moore.o
an. and what elsef" asked, quickly.
MARY Moore Chester" lisped the child.
My heart sank down like lead. Here -. /
az end TO oil the bright dreams and hopes al
my youth and manhood. Frank Chester. mi
'poylsh rival, Who had often tried, and tried
70 sasn' TO usurp my place beside The rrl.
.Aa saeeeeded u last, and had won her asay
MAry's, ss anu
. SABA, body and soul, beneath this blow.
an'' n'a,ns my face In my hands, 1 leaned
t.n 1a aoer, Wills mr. heart wsps tears
"a 49, ihe little ono xAssd II ms, grisysd
'aaa, Aa, sha put up hsr pretty ZIP - II
tapped to tls parlos door s.a s.llsA =. .
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R2W
~
A Fail ssssstasnt Of these jsssly ssisbssss1
"A saws eSsstsnsly % hsaa ~ the sign q The
nkX1S CJCks VI e,sry d.ssriptio sssaa
D0enees ana whistles Saw On err and Nan.
drills vreu sht Iron and Lead Pine All sisss. A
apr4yd CADY. JOINS 4 PRCksa
yuAu pn1Y wa "a sha-..- AK ct y.
n OI1 sna oavr D.s. .1.a' ~
aprisd BIG AaviL.
800. 49,. !, ~. -.
80 i'' NE 's 's' n9n Arvrr.
.n-.r. ..,,,
0u.~~,s p.s.ns 1.,s.Aa.
r n Re- Nm I'll. "a W n !,
THop ns.h..,,n. n...... u"..s
II Shm.s' Eoii., - ~ t.c...-.-s.ns sAs.sis~
e1."''' A'A'''' Railroads fse's W~A'' -.
American STAR Anvsn,
Bsssa With s.ssi. in one eo.sia.oss pi>e,. TA~s
Anyiis. for ..s,axta. Ss,ssliisy. IA sri.h. =,
es..idsssA unsurpassed. Aavias sseA fsliy .ssssd
IN the largest shops n tAs eosatsy., We warrant
f.ssly v.ld:d . u. Soay, =. .sssl' II u. ~.
~. Is -. ..
..s:,is. :,:,.,:;
Thar sdysatarss ~ hsso.,ss -, suprrssta1
every day.
SNADA~
c.,.h,...a R ,.n...ss -, .i..s.. - c.....,
scxI'rs r. ~. ~, y..i .'
- s.r,ss. TO- - ~. 4. ~. - 49, ~
- Z. -. In - No. 81 ch,s,s.A~s NSisvis.
Osesah.s. smytA : GO :. ssasosi 8 NeC.,s -,
5 Essss.s, ci.shern iarrises, ). i. c,e.lis.
factory price. s''s.., $3.50.
ox.v~,.ss.,,p., 49, - an .,A.,
And last 10 thins for the .onin- 49,
o1sossSs ssiseseahnS ESass cane.
The si.plsst asd ssst eaa fer prsssrvias Yrsits
ia half N sosr without he aid 4 ..snsr; ,hsy
rsasars nsltAsr solder, ss~sst " sax, ed ear y
sps39d CADY, JONES PECK.
CCYTHRS. s.aths -Cradlee "A havv.1ei.. "a.
- Il srset variety. q snsll 49,. s.
aps1Sd CADY. JONES 9 fkcHY.
Eohks.n.y. ..i.. "a ..a.s.; I.ss :, ~; ;ss'.
,.soS WV ANA"'
.Y.s.. .-s-------------s---------
CHovELS AND sPADES-Amss kewissd's,
~ APpensotts, ana rostleJ Nslssa sAsasAs,
.p,iss ' clDY, JONES ! PECK.
"AHkL-BAkkOw6, Gro bars, shsn drills.
w S.oss-hsnnsrs, for sale .. the s,gs q the
apr2Si BIO ANVIL.
NrAIIS-1 1-,i .-.n,- :. -, .;.-. -. ....,,-- -
N q .s:PPy Z, ~ Nss: censsss'V -
TyLAss-A l.,., .,a .onpi.,. $50 s.... q
" tssash and Americas naasfesesss, desbls
- 1870. ssn9n' ~cie nv vs ere ssnis9 8 sss
m~.i1 sae 49,.
---------------- -. $500.
AsrTHh 'as's' = isssosy prs's,:ti , = sfn e
.sss.o. y -. ss.s..i.. ..esl = s..ls,.s,
ss.av.r.. s:.p..sars' end hlssI..i.l.' seeis. =.
low.
nses, fslless. shafts. spokss and hsvs,
1.s..sss ~. ~ nss ssa ~sn sessoessi
Csrriscs oil eIcth.
Plaaa asd lrussd hIask nuslis, drilling 4 Asek;
Carriage isss. tslts, -, apsos hooks ana singpG
~ usSss ~. :. ~. Ss,s.y sSss.Ss.a
R,~.s G-Is n.sAny itSi,"X A:s -
Rs1..s~. ~....s-. - S.s..
Ns.s ri.tss. M.i.. -. ssss.,s.,A...1
ss.tss-asse sas sasst sr.. Psssss : aals.ssasss;
ns ..xsay Ip,i. .e 49, ~ SrsssA sAn'
~ '0''' sAs &C cS wv yoNrs ! pRnr
vIyHREB LOTS. csrser a "a Bsnk sss.. wi -
j sold 81 public sele 10 the hIghed hidier. g
.s a'' = Nay Ter; - 8 ssiIs g ~
APr.1 -asf
HTR T11YTYYKY ~ 0fIYSY2y
s:.r..
lAvlNG SECURED The services of As. 1U01u1
AA5HAsGSG, aas riaaiss, saG sasrssga sssss-
a AAAlt;n.,:l N..~hev ~ pur1ls
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- The capital VI the Banks OF MAssa-
sha 'etis has been increased twelve hundred
sAoasaad dollars, BY The Legislature 81 that
ststs, daring IL recent session.
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~ tie ssNSnAls DixDsnes.v
AZ .ev sses!viaE ny spriae saA cs..ss ssoss
sAo.s osesi.,, 1aI.. h.. lir.ss fro. i. is...r.
esass. which sonDsisss - extensive variety In ali
these dspaseosAC. Ny stoak will compare favss-
ably vitA say y ths city In psiat II variety asd
quality. aad Ills veil kaosa fact that The prices
Of Drsss essas, Aav. silks, Tissues, Bar.s.s,
Lawns, BArses DslaAnss, Chaliiss, Rspliss, vaisa.
eiAa Plaid, Dsbsiss, ArsAstiass, Lawn Aohss,
OF saApss 0ssAs, hsavy srsvn Ssnsstss, t,sssAsl
g., OssAbssgs, dsiiis, tlskisgs, prints. H.
ALSO, Llnsn deeds u ell ktuds-whits asa
sse.s T.! psaas white asd trsws table Aiaps,
ssasa 80 Aiapss ssvsli.s, Irish Ii.ea. hssws ..
RoaAsrsss, lasss, peskst hssdk srchisfs, hosiery,
esianiae, 0ssH' shirts, eravats, soilan end 80
AssAsn.
ALSO. - ssssrtnsns Of su.nss clo.hisg, sad
nseeeasry astisiss TOO Aunssoaa 70 nsasioa.
ssrtnsst Of QsssasvAss aad 0rsseriss, ~ latter
~ which still continue to sell ~ Wholesale
lsisD. fSssh lot Of ehoies Teas dissst fson The
CAnten Tee Co., New York, which are wsrrasssd V
give setsrs sssisfsstios ar the money viii b re-
tAinh ] cen .sw Offer iadue<ssnts not 10 b e.
ssllsA ~ esy hosse 10 this sity
II tAsss r. ssv sstisle yos eansss and anywhere
else. js:t sail q tAs Ni.sis sizpssss-asywAsss
P:s.-rAess assao. cid sesds-As,s sss ~. -
AssI stsrs ~ vsss sss
Res. 81, -, ~ ana 10 HsIe. 80.
3. B. NLLlN00.
KsskSk. Isva. April lY-AAw.
FARMING LAND IN MISSOURI!
$4,000 Ae1oo - CAOaoo L000tt
IA K. Assss oniis wet u n. vronslsvil1s.
.kO $50 Acres dus vsss u AIsxaaAsia.
~ Assss sni0pssvsd lasd 10 nilss issn q.
1mneisvins.
go Acres miles sosth Of Waterloo.
lee Asrss u AAalv ssssty.
- Acres miles fssn Is. yrnnsisvtlls % ths
AlexAn1ftA rod.
97S aDess naos Winchester.
% {" 10 osselanACo.
A1 !" u koe1 O..
l0oe IN LOvis O..
- " - Pea River.
~ II PutaAn c..
leo t" nsas ksnsassss, eshsylG @.
Also, - hssssifsl fssD II Lee O., Iswa. Is
Appay - S.T.oAv9 OON. =
sps3S-d1v 1~al kseats Dealers.
Sc. fnssisvilis, Clask osuaty, No.
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W. sslses regret having bssn TOO mild, 100
ssatieas ~ too hsnLis; bat ~ often rspsst
sss,ar bssa tes violsst, too prssipilAls or
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are seilns Out land, STOCK, ana utensils, to
on. Ine cleveland Herald notices that the
nos OF enayfAaon 10 lsnGthsnang Ne psssse-
comprise from twsnty-four TO twsnsy.sax
oars; while long lines OF smlgrant wagons
the grsas West.
==-----..=---z....--.---======---=..--------..
THOs. DuFf-.... ......... ..y........A
first Might 81 the Eagegsnens 81
CECIL1E RUsM.
aud Southern Theatres.
no.day evening, May 4th, the psrfornasss
uvr,o c,cpYrrcr
margaret kinore --.-.-..hrs. kush
Il. so.r,.a. v,,h
EFT TILES.
Nerlcs.-rcrf"rmane. esGpsnse. at o'clock,
~For p.rtieal.r. see bill. Of II. a.y.
pr,cc. Of Aa~,..,..
r.rqnetts and Drcs' Circle. cts.
Family Circle .............2e "
AAao Ausu1auCo.
y.,,ro,n r,vr --.r ,o,
SN~~""As
CAPITAL SSoV,VOo.
PHOENIX lNsUkANCECo., OF HARTFORD,
STAR ms. CO. OF oGDENsBURGH, N. T.,
cArirAL~loV,OVV.
r>o,rcYre
WI ~ RrITWPpv ~ "
Once in tn, Iron Front baiidin. s..ona..,
msyA.dlm
GREAT OPENING
OF
kis8ant and fashi enable
FURNlTORE!
an and after Nav Atb. ne shau he ham, IN p.
Hsokuk At our W,rs roam. ,a0 nT.s..,
whore nav be seen
me Mosf Elsydnf and Complete Stock Of
n,,
iAhLoh, ChAMbEk,
AND
DINING ROOM
= ~ -
Ever offered in this market, Of our own uanufae-
ture, and selected with great care from the
best Manufactoriss of the East.
Amonv o,r s,o.k nav \. g., a,.a
nScrm,,aI
hosE"ooU, MAHOGANf,
and
WALNUT
PARLOR SETS;
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The past winter has been severe one up
on the farmers Of Iowa. We trust that tn.
lessons which it teaches may not be lost upor
them. And, especially do We hope, tha,
they will oil prepare shelters for their stock,
of oil kinds, and hereafter make il an inHex-
IDLE rule to keep no more stock over winter
than they have made ample preparations both
to feed and house. Good husbandry and
humanity alike prompt such policy, and no
good farmer or good christian will ever will
fully expose his stock, Is too much stock were
exposed las. winter, to the psriis Of cold and
starvation.
The supplies and the failure Of supplies Of
various grains and produce Of the farm last
season, AZ d the probabilities for the coming
season should be considered, and the indi-
cations which are thus furnished to the farm
er, govern him somewhat in the character OF
his crops for the present season.
The time has already passed for remedy
ing any failure or any nsglec. as to
the wheat crop, and it is probable that the
amount Of spring wheat in the ground, with
the average fair prospects Of vhes. else
where, will, to some extent, make up for the
failure OF the fall wheat which seems to have
been pretty general in southern Iowa.
For years past potatoes have borught .
high price, and notwith standing the present
high price that must be paid for seed, We
doubt not that our farmers would '6nd it
very profitable crop, and one worthy more
attention than they have hitherto bestowed
upon 1t. The Same rsmarks are equally sp-
piiaabis to white beans /, and We presume our
farmers would find it much to their adysn-
tage to diversity aud increase the number Of
their crops, and not depend 90 entirely upon
wheat and corn.
But whatever they may DO lot them do il
with their might, being fully assured that
they Will obtain high PRICES for everything
they can possibly produce to supply the
wants OF man and beast.
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:, MAsHixo Burr.a.-A. B. Dickenson. OF
hornby, N. T., accepts the challenge Of Rob
ert Bronze, to prove that there is no way that
oa''sr can be cleer.-d g h.::c.=:.s, 90 :.
80 make il keep sweet, equal to washing il in
Gn,e ., cold, sofi water. In our opinion, Mr..
Dlckenson undertakes to prove 4 self -svi-
dent proposition.
Undoubtedly butter cAn be worked 90 q
20 keep sweet without washing 90 can wheat
oe cu1 with sickle, and thrsshed with :
naii but they are not great lsbor-saving ma
Chimes. Exchange.
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Gannissn.
The Chicago Prsa contains = letter of
Judge Drummond in answer to . request OF
the widow Of Captain Gunnison, that he
would furnish such information as he pos
ssesed, in regard to the massacre Of her hus-
band.
The Judge details circumstances, which
have transpirsd since the terrible massacre
OF 0unnison and his party in 1853, going to
establish circunstantially beyond reasons
BILE doubt, that that dreadful affair Was in
the words If Judge Drummond, Ga deep
and maturely laid plan Of the Mormons to
murder the whole party Of Engineera and
Surveyors, and charge the murder upon the
Indians. Brigham Young himself was privy
TO the matter, and the foul crime was perpe-
trated With circumstances Of most shocking
barbarity BY . band Of Mormons with some
half dozen dependent Indians in their train.
Subsequently, upon the arraignmsnt Of the
murdsrers before the Court, the Mormon
Church directed the Mormon jury to acquit
oil the Mormons implicated, and end YER
dict against three imbecile Indians, who are
now serving out their sentence Of three years
imprisonment"
Had the Free State men Of Kansas perpe-
trated such massacre Of United States Of
6cers and men in the service Of this country,
the whole Union, from Maine to California,
would have been aroused, and the Presidcn,
would have ordered out the whole force Of
the United States to avenge the crime. 1t
was done by Young and bis Mormons With
impusnity and almost without remark, and
Young stills holds the o6, OF Governor Of
Utah and apparently enjoys the confidence Of
our Government.
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NO MORE lSpiASs.-Genersl Shields, who
went TO the scene VI the Indian war. in Min
nesota, gives statement Of the condition Of
things there, from which it sppesrs that there
- no Indian war prevailing and no hostile
lni'ans in that vicinity, and bat these hos.
Utilities were all confined to the one foray
which terminated in the massacre At Spring.
neid. The Minnesota indians had nothing
- do with that, and the effort TO arouse the
people to make war upon the Indian. Of
Minnesota originates with, aud is kept IN
oy, spectators for sinister purposes.
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NOTICE.
vvNHE Gsntlsmsn who borrowed the lolls viaa
L Law Books from ny ones viii obiies ns b.
returning the same:
Chitty % Plssding. LIST vol.
Chitty on Criminal Law, let vol.
Hills Rsports, lst, I'D and 7th vols.
Paigss Chsneery Reports, "a and sth vsls.
Revived Statutes Of New York, Lot ~ n vsls.
Barbour's Chancsry Practice, ) vols.
American Chanosry Digest, / vol.
Ccwsry Treaties, vols.
Gods Of Iowa, 1 vol.
may3-dot D. w. KILDOURNR.
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