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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-01
FOUR HUNDRED YARDS
Brussels Carpets at Cost
+ y X G ASH!
Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the AmeTjeaif
~ Bible Society, the American Tfaet 2osisty tha
american Board Of nissioneFs for, Foreign Mfss
Slons. the American Home Missiunafy SOeietY. thO
Atican CooniE Ition Society, and the Ameriean and
Foreign Christian Union that the ihirty.nrst dnY
OF March, 1855, Fl,ra R. Everest hled = bUtlsion:
against them and Lucihs Rouse, ExecatoP Of han.
lei Everest. deceased, defendant in the Court og
Common Pieus for the county Of Portage and state
0fO-~slIOWing OF that she is the Wid0w OF la MEL kys
erest that during cOyeflure with him she Inherited
from her f. htrs eslnse Si050, four nunL ed of whk
sho invested In land In nor AaMs, Ans the bal.
ance of which her husband appropriated 80 his aw
use unoer agreement 20 slcare 10 hsf iLsrsfr Al
his dOath SGOf that afterwards in ls4l her bana
desired to sell her said land, aud xSreed that II she
would convey the same as Ieques ed by hin, he
Nou deed 10 her eighty " land IN vhieh
be lived and Of which no dsA Acizet aud sseaFe io
nor said $1,000; that she did convey hr valid isnt -
requested under said agreement; that ihen, In
VI deciding her said eighty-one acres, no exssaSea
aud delivered 10 hct, her and heVIrltS fur aai
land and money, writing In form off, will, With
she has ever since held aS such security Wal n ieSa
the said Daniel Everest secretly made Will yevok.
Ing said former Will, and giSi Ing sSlf Sirhty.ons
of land subject to life estate Of she said FioyS
r. Everest, to tho first six named defep pdants, and
further, giving them most OF his pefsohal pFBhSYtI
except five hundred doilaSa given to tho ssid FLEA
that said Will k& been admitted \ probate; thai
said defendants decline 10 eontey said lar 20 heS
or 10 exccutS her said contract; aud thai All hieh Is
q fraud upor her just rights. -9'--sIs'-
The said Flora 4. Everest prays In hvY Netit!oh
that SAID eighty-one acres may be CONVEX 10 kSf
by said defendant, that they may Yettore to her All
her Just rights the Premtses For gen oral relief
and the said defendants afS lavher hoacd that thev
src required to appear and answsE bald ttftsDp 81
or befre tho third Saturday aftef tie sjxth da1 ~
May next. D., - FLORA Z. KyEEKkT
April I, 1eja-6w By nay r. Horror hep Aftxx6
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Strange COHaSl uct,

The G1'r"'ont (Ohio) Sun says that sew
Cntcen yeJs ego John c. Smith, of Jack.
'on township. Clermont county, left there,
ind went TO unknown parts. Some years
afterwards his prerded brothers nude their
sppesrance there and represented that said
smith was deceased, and had an administra.
tor appointed to settle up his estate. This
Was done according to law in such cuses
made and provided. The administrator pro.
eeeaed TO settle up his worldly affairs, sold
his land-fome hty ceres in Jackson town.
ship, end, distributed the effects to his pro.
feSsed heirs. Last week Smith (the dead
Emith) appeared there, made diligent inqui.
~ concerning his estate, when he found il
had been administered upon and all closed
Up to the satisfaction Of the court. He in.
ter'cgated the administrator .ss to whst he
had done, and seemed to be Indignant that
the saic administrator had no, completed the
JOB BY setting up tomb stones to his grave -
II seems this is the veritable John C. Smith,
deceased. of,Ja. kson township { Now they
hrs tb,u ut having sc interesting law-seit out
Of their strange atTAir.
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Why Cousins shomld not Marry.

In the annual report of the Superintend.
ent OF the Kentucky Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb, we find the following con.
elusive argument against the marriage of
cousins: ..,.- '....
"From ten TO twelve per cent. Of deaf
mutes are the children of cousins. II is
greatly to be regretted that the law forbid.
ding the marriage Of first cousins did not
pass the recent Legislature. These mar.
rpges are nfviolation Of q law of nature. as
Is evidenced BY the ufflictions visited in al.
most every case upon their offspring in deaf.
ness, blindness and idiocy; and ought to be
q V'Olation of human laws also. The Com.
mon"eai'h has the clear right to protect it.
self ogainst these ill-s,arred mutches, whose
offspring il has to sustain, too frequently for
lie: il may. be hoped that this i'm portant
SUBJECT VIII not escape the action OF our
Legislators p'auy years Hunger. II 10 con.
tidentiy believed that by forbdding mar.
rIages Of this kind and By proper attention
and care Of infants lqboring under the dis.
ease stated, the number OF deaf mutes in
!he community might be diminished one
hall in o generation. ,es ,e es.t ..a~
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AppoinIlne Com6ynle ed.

WAsArScror. March 97.--The following
Combinations as postmasters were made BY
the Sen tie: r o. Hammond, Akron, o :;
B. F. Johnson, Frankfort, KY; J. N. Jones,
Madison, Wis; G. H. Paul. Kenosha, Wis. +;
c. Palmer, Michigan City, Ind; IA. Cam.
den, Portsmouth, o.; R. Forsyth, Colum.
bns, Ga; w. A Davis, St. Joseph's, Mo. ;
Z. G. Faxom, CIarksviIle, Tenn, J. w.
Downer. Wenona, Min, and A. p. Durln,
Lyons, Iowa.
The Senate also conf med the following:
c. e. Rogers TO be attorney Of U. 8. for
Kentacky, ]. B. Miller. consul at Hamburg; !;
w. J. M'CullOh, Surveyor General for
Louisianu; Joseph Holt. Of Kentucky, Com.
missioner Of Patents; ]. c. Knapp, U. 8.
Attorney for Iowa; s. Summers. u. 8. Mar.
shai for Iowaj c. NJ. Gndbold, u. s. Mar.
sh1l fot Southern district Of Alabama.
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RoBBEp. The Treasurer Of Knox town.
ship, 10 this county, was robbed on Thurs.
day night last, Of two thousand dOllsts.-
The circumstances, as near as We can learn.
are as follows: About ten o'clock he
heErd noise at his barn and upon going to
the door discovered that his barn was on
FIRE. He Immediately supposed that an at.
tempt would be made to rob the house, and
with great presence Of miud, put the money
in his pocket and taking bis gun in hand,
went the barn. AZ he passed round cor
aer Of the building he was STACKED BY q
number Of men, and before he could otter
any resistance, ives, knocked senseless 10
the earth; aud robbed Of the above sum-
Some Of the neiehbors hearing the cry Of
Gre, reached the spot-in time to save the
building. We hope, the perpetrators Of this
crime msy be speedily .ierreted out and pun.
ished.-Rs1 LisbOa Patriot 5g4l AK
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Adyertisem

FEVER AID AcUs.-A case Of Eiqi
Months' Standing cured By BERHA VE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS.--MrcHAEL KEL.
LT, No. III Seventh. near Grant Street,
says:
"Last July, while running on the river,
on a cotton. boat plying between Matches z
and New Orleans, / was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight long months suffer.
ed with this dfedffi diseass. Fire Greater
part of this time was unable 10 work, and
spent at least fifty dollars fer different med.
icines, but found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insisted
upon my trying BEHAVES HOLLAND Btf
TERs' saying that cure Was ouarsntied. -
After taking 1t for one week, must state, I
was a sound man. have been at work pow
Tor two weeks, and have had no return of
the Chills and Fever whatever"
certify th.t the above statement il true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Dtdno"d House, or at X. Chesters Collie
Hall. ...,....sr I,-s
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Proposed Bankrupt Law.

It is stated that Senator Toombs, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, designs in
Producing a bill for general and uniform
system ofb: nkraPtcy throughout the United
States States, for the protection OF the cred.
ttOrs, the relief Of The insolvent debtors, and
to regulate the commercial intercourse Of
tie ciizens Of the different States, including
banks nLd MI corporations. It will contain
both voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy,
and will compel both individpsls and corpor.
siioLs to pay their debts or become bankrupt.
1t will provide against all frauds or prefer.
snces, and compel an honest division Of all
the bSukrn9t's property among the creditors.
The movement excites considerable attep.
ton 'r-7aa-.- ~ .-a' 's'..-~.
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ADVERTISEMENT


WOODS HAiR REsroaATivE. Among all
Preparations for the hair that have been in.
produced as infallible, none has ever given
he satisfaction or gained the popularity that
Prot. Woods Hair Restorative now 6us.-
His Restorative has passed the ordeal Of in.
Vulnerable fashionable toilets, und the ladies',
wherever they have tested II, pronounce il q
peerless artidle. They end where the hair
is thinned, that it creates fresh gfoMtb--
that II fully restores the vegetative power of
the denuded places, and causes the iibers 10
shoot forth anew--that it disolves and re-
moves dandrUf. prevent grsynees, restore
the hair to its original color when greyness
has actually supervened, gives rich luster,
imPavts the softness and hexibility of siIk to
the hair, and keeps 1t always luxurian,,
healthy and In full vigor,-N. Y. Tribune. l.
Sold BY oil respectable Druggists.
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Cincinnati PLATFORM.

On the Sd day Of June, 1856, the Demcc.
,sey of the United States assembled in
Convection at Cincinnati, and adopted a
platform OF principles, wLieh they declared
to be the UnslterAbIe political creed Of the
Democratic party for four years; at the ex.
Firati6n Of Nhieh fcTicd, ano+her Convention
thoOld assfGbis fcr aSimilOr purpose. In
thst Pl~tircm, titus sOlemnly framed and
declared, tho great principles Of popular
sovere'cniy, self government and States
rights we've proclaimed as fundamental con
,daicns TO be observed in the organisation Of
Territories and in admission Of new States,
y met1s Of which The people OF each State
ind Territory should be left "periectly free
tc form ara regulate their domestic ins,ita.
ucn' In t!iefr twn wsy, subject only to rhe
Constitution Of the United States" Thos,
principles ofsclf.government, popular SOW
erei:r'y and States rights were understood
end every where proclaimed during the los
PRESIDE niial coLvvss au embracing the riph
Os tLc people to settle ard determine fo
Themselves. not cnly the question Of slavery
tut al tlcir institutions which were domcs
tic snd iOcal, not national nor federal. Tn,
Democracy Of Ohio ratified and Gfism me,
this platform, in this sense and understand
Ing. at the Presidential election; it woul
have been repudiated by them, If it had beel
Understood to hive related to tn. questio,
Of slavery alone.
Now the attempt to force Kansas into Ii,
UEion without the consent and with Con
stitu:ion which has been rcpudiated by
majority Of ier people. If successful, will
prove total rbnndonme mt and subversion O
those great principles enunciated in th
CiNeinnati Platform, which the Na,iona
Democracy have always held, and GO !-tel,
declared to be essential 10 the preservation
cfths Constitution and the per2etui'y ofth,
Uhion.
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Minnesota mad.

DoH'T PROPOSE TO WAIr.--The Lepisla.
!ure OF Minnesota has passed a bill anne nd,
ing the Constitution, so that the State Ex.
ecutises may be qualified, and enter upon
the duties Of their respective Offices a. a
ssPeciied time, IN the event Of a longer de-.
Iay on the part Of Congress TO recognize
Minnesota as q State of the Union. This
amendment is 70 be submitted 10 the people
on the second Monday In April, 1865, pro.
vided the State shall 6e admitted prio1 to
the time Of holding said election. ID The
terms of Office will commence on the frat Of
May5 and icoHtinue until suuary. 1850. 5ex.
cept thpt-ol the Auditor. &ho wiIIcontinue
IN once until 1861.
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SUDDEN DEATn.-The boiler Of the steam

SUDDkS DEATA.-The boiler Of the steam
saw thiII, situated in Richmond, and owned
by Messts. Doty and Sheldon, exploded on
Thursday last, and u part Of the boiler,
called the shoot" streck Seth C. Sheldon
on his forehead with such force an to frac.
ture his skNIi, euusing biu death In few
hours. Mr. 8. was brother. law Of P.
B. Doty, Of this Vill l'ge, and joins ewner ol
the mill; he was about forty years Of age,
and leaves wife and fye children. His
remains were taken 10 this village ant
buried with Masonic honcrs. ~ G0nneaw Re
DortEr r. a... .-- ... ..-.
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Business Rcviv,ng In New Elk

The Herald says that the mild spring
weather and resumption OF navigation on the
Hudson, c'mbined With continued ease in
the money market. and reduced supplies Of
goods in the interior, increased animation
has been impaired to trade the presen,
week, and the general aspect of business in
dry goods. etc, has been more lively than
at any peri5d probably since last fall. The
"uctien houses have made better sales, and
VI stronger prices. Importers and iobbers
wear more pleasant faces. The iobbing
houses in groceries have also done sn in.
cTeasing bu ineSs the present week, and
trade generally with .hc intcrior shows an
improved aspect. Owing to 4 light foreign
demand end increased supplies, present and
and prospective. -four and provisions were
rather dull, but cotton and most other ar,i
cies Of produce sustained good prices.
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erThe Cincinnati Gasstts,s I. .eive. ., ,he

/. 6TThe Cincinnati Gassss gives o. the
most singular freak Of sPisituaiism that we
have yet beard Of. It says that there is 4
resident Of Hume, Allegheny co. N. Y,
who, under the direction Of cerssin renowned
mediums, has been. for four weeks, aciualIy
performing upon two dozen Of eggs, the of.
fee Of a setting hen, Il is clear that, BY
this time, both be and his eggs must be ad.
died. Were he, however. 70 succeed In
hatcking them, what sort of . hen does The.
fellow think be would make I? =
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F1RE.--on last Thursday morning the
dwelling house Of John Corbus, Of this
place, was discovered 20 be on 6re. The
flames spread with ssch great rspidity that
the building came near burning to the
ground, but was saved by The timely aid aud
exertions Of our fremen and citizens. AZ
it was, Mr. Corbus suffered q severe injury
for considerable clothing and furniture was
burned, and the roof and other parts OF the
building were totally destroyed. Our citi.
Eens, however contributed literally to bis
relief. and the building Is again almost 70.
Paired.-DfatsrsbuE0 Farmer. s. r
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Revival OF RELlsIoS.- -Thefe is Quite a
deep feeling manifested in religious matters
in this village, at this time, surprising that
Of any year, for the last twelve years.
Professed christians are not only awakened,
but numbers Of non professors are seriously
investigating the truths Of religion, and are
taking deep interest in the meetings,
which are held daily. and are largely s,tsad.
ed.-Elvrid Democrat. .
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IMPROVEMENTS IL YouxasTowx. - The
coming season will witness the erection Of
large number Of building in youngstown,
mostly dwellings. A master. builder 10
forms US that a least fifty new e,idsnces
will be put up during the summer. Many
changes of property, and considerable spec.
ulation in town lots have taken place during
the last few month"; Youngstopn Regis.
RsT
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6-A gentienanly looking passenger on
the Detroit and Toledo train, last Thursday
offered ticket on the Southern 70 ID in pay.
ment Of fare, which was not receivable. He
refused to pay the 80 cents, and when the
Conductor and Baggage Master attempted
to put him off, he drew revolver. During
the sqOabble which ensued the pistol dis
charged, but fortsnNtely its contents wen,
eownwards and did no damage. ...
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Who Wants a Farm NJ
FOR FIVE DOLLARS7
RHAD THE FOLLOWING: "a gsE
100000 a.e az, y,> a5OO. .ONSf
k. AMERICAN . IL ~.s
HOMESTEAD LAND Co...
#G gra CAPITAL STOCK ess.ia,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACREa,,
.

.Tb,A morican Aon estead Land Company hax;rn
dASposed Of suicient number of sbares 10 wsyPah{
an early dislriLHtioh or therI end new OfeF g. tNU'
In Announcing, TINT ofE HoKSREp TAousA.s acRIT
Of choice farming land situated in the eesstiss o.
Winnehagc, Marquette, Waushara, OutaEa ME,
Croix aud Polk, In the Stats Of Wissonsin, villa
distributed to Shareholders of said c0ihp4By
tne nj OF the present sessisn fEEksHst1
tne State, ranging in valns from ays IN twsniy Ss
dollars Ler acre. This Company, holding .as tAs5
oS, iarge quantty'are compelled 10 seliN tSFslsi
posing OF OxE HrNDREp THoUsAxb AcEks ay i Fsap.
esd price. Tho aslfibatisn will take Place in ths
city Of Washington, nader the dlrectcp AZ ikirsv.
ono mernbeFs % CONGRESS, one ansisheFS salsetsA
from each state in;ihe Union., The lard ossped 10
nee from any oncuMbrahce, aud WARKIHFy Daups
tho distributon 70 The parties estited thetsyo, 81
Trustee: sppointed for that pHrpess. The dIssibu-
ton will % q follows: =
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TO liG, Democratic Electors or RIA.
Vcnna TOwnG1HEA

TIE rtnoststic Electors of Rsvenns
TO~nslip. ,IFe haTtby notified to meet al
The PoRrsss SENTINEL Office. on Friday
evening, April I'd, at 7o'clOek, to put iu
'r"ndEs ticn toWLship ticket for the April
Slecticu.: ]. G. WILLIS.
Chairman, Dem. Cen. Com,
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tAdyer,is.men, *

To NERvOvs SUFFREERs.---A retired cler
Ryman, restored to health in a few days, Of
ter many years Of great nervous suffering
is aDxiops to make known the neans Of
cure. viii send (free) the prescription
used. Direct the Rev. joaE d. DAGEALL,
No. 1856 Fulton Street. BrooklyH. NJ Y. !.
November II, l0k 5-9m-1NYA.
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rights Of the people Fhish hsSs been ruth.
lsssly assailed! DetractlOn and iAalice, &c
they'dO their worst, cannot diminish or tstn
ish the Senator's national fame. .-Fornsy's
Paper.
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L,cot.pa,,Om.

The LecoDPton COnstisatiOn passed the
Senate last week. by amajofity sf eight sO-
'os--Sens,or PSgh voting for IL. Il l.
probable thal = vote will be taken in the
HOUSE to-day.
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Ashtobula has l50 Saw Mills iart.
er number than any other county in the
State. 4..
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0T.Ths Sheriff Of NewaEk advsrtises foy.
sale tbs. entire village Of Malags In New
Jersey. : -.->.,,--
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BURLfSeroN. March 29.--T. B. Cam.
ming, Secretary and setting Governor Of Ne.
braSka, died on 2Sd inst.
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GrThey are publishing In France pos.
lhumons noyel Of Eusene Sue.
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For he POrteo. S.ntins,.
Portage County Inflrinary.

Portage County InllrinaTy.
The closing paragraphs Of an article in
the Democrat Of last week, refer 10 the con.
aicting statements Of Tax Payer alias H.
L. CAHrER, and Investigator, Your read.
ers will.IIi remember that in my article !,
carefully arow my belief thai there was no
inttHtiOnal mistepresentalions ip Tax Pay.
er's article; and nOw.Jihst nm informed
who the writer is, my tirst CONCLUSIONS arc
confirmed. g Mr.. Carter is not much &C..
-quaiuted at the lnirmory; it is not his espe-
ciai duty to be; and, no dot bt he has heard
such statements SO often repeated that he
has come to believe them correct Hun.
dreds in the county have the same impres.
sion; but careful investigation Of the sub.
ject viii! convince them that reports are not
always reliable. ess
Mr.. Carter aud the Commission els Of
Portage county are not only acquaintunees
Of mine, but personal friends; gentlemen Of
whose integrity, honesty and cupability, /
have a very high opinion; and I believe
they will act judiciOusly and promptly in
the whole premises. That Mr.. Carter
should have fallen into an error 10 pennipa
The article in question, is not surprising,
from the fsct Of the duties are connected
with the Auditors CGice and not the Intir.
mary. -
To satisfy the public, eend the follow.
ing statement of men whose business il is
10 knew; snd, whose veracity no one will
doubt. INVESTIGATOR.
p. S.-The "few feet square" of "Tax
Poyer," led TO a small error in our las,
weeks communication. There is an Iufir-
mary building called the "Men's House."
the chamber Of which is 90 by 3s feet, or
containing 76o square feet; in this there are
sometimes four beds. Facts Us they are, is
our motto. The subjoined certificate means
to except this error. /.
Mn. EprroR:
We desire lhrcagh your columns to cay to
the voters Of Portage county, that we liare
! reud and carefully examined the article in
your paper Of tn, 25th inst. signed "In-
vesiigator," and, that to our certain knowl-
edge, Ire has given a correct statement of
facts.
JOHN LOWRIE,
P. =. DAWLEY,
D;rec'rs P. C. In.
GUAM CLEMENTS,
Superintendent.
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J. B. Clartiss' Es1nfe-

NOTICE 10 hereby gisaa, that tho suAsesl-
osk nss psen appsintsq aRd assiia4d q Aenln.
lstratrix an the estate Of g. Curiss se of aFAaea
connsy, dessassl. Dated at Ffanklia Ms,le, Eebsh.
ApfiIl, 1s5e-3MF ~ . Il 7Sfi-tf ~ n. 43
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hx. Governor BAHsrow, yaNesvills, wirsonsin. IN NJ
c street, New York. THOMAS 8. ERIKY.
WashinssoS, April ], isssAlW 6aa UssFsazsy. 3s'
SHARES. FIVE DOLLxRS EAeH. g
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The mormon war

Letter from 6yat Sail haks Civ Aiormon
Visao Of &s fmpsn9iaS Struggle Reliaaes
Of the PeoPs on BfIghds Young Dstir-
ninGsiOn 10 Fight. 81 sE T.
No later adVices are received from Salt
Lake City BY the Moses Taylor, but We have
obtained some reliable intelligence respect.
ing Mormon designs and purposes In the
present opposition to the Federal Govern.
ment. The following private letter to q
gentleman In this City, illustrates the ten.
per Of the Mormon people, and proves very
clearly that they are determined to obey
their chief even to che extremity Of war: