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REVOLUTIONARY RELICS the State
yIsIroRs CosIsa We have made some

enquiries to ascertain the chances OF acrommoda
loH for the multitude OF visitors expected here on
the 22d, and hnd that the hotels aud boarding
houses can probably take in several thousand more
than have secured lodgings. The Exchange alone
can make room for five or six hundr I'd per,ons az
Mr. Billiard has declined to engage his rooms In
advance; the 81. Charles probably store away
as many more; the American has some room left
the United States ia not full: the Central has some
spare room the Powhstan House is not crowd
ed the Broad Street can take in few the
sAerandah can accommodate one or two hun.
dred; the Monticello can feed ami lodge a good
many; and nearly all the boarding houses. by
little squeeze. can take care OF fair number SO
that our country friends who wish to attend the
Inauguration, need feel no fear about food and
shelter when they get here. For a day or two
gentlemen can we'll afford to put up with mode
rate accommodations, and as citizens are ready
TO extend their usual hospitality to visitors, all
who wish to witness tho inauguration of the
Washington Statue, need not forego that pleasure
for fear of not finding food and shelter while they
remain in Richmond. The President of the Uni.
ted States and his Cabinet, Hon. Edward Everett,
Hon. William l.. Yancey, Gen. Winfield Scott
several Governors of other States, members of Con.
gress. Masons, Soldiers, etc. expected here on
the 22d-so that the people at large will have an
opportunity of seeing the leading statesmen of the
Union, ou the occasion.
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rTA ARE YoU A SUYFRRrR9 ARA vou

am with Chill- and Fever, nervous headache
tveness loss Of sppette II So resort at once to
the use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, and be
rel' we'd Have you bad cold, do you suffer with
cold feet Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
ERS. and be p' rmanently cured Acting they
DO upon the blood, stomach aud bowels, no ordinary
disease Of the system withstand their assaults
bnt yield TO its inyigorating powers and hesth and
cheeriuness assume the steads of debility and low
~ tits. Are you dyspeptic, suffering the hourly
)i ments Of that dstressingly yexatious ciseasei-
IFS in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEkS, you find
an uDiailinR panacea. that has not yet failed to
pro uce cure. however long the consuming fire
NAV aaye been burning Prepared in the most sci
enul manner from vegetable substances only these
this ason of the year, will prevent colds and sore
throats, by toning up the system to its naturally
al hy condition Letnot the afflicted take word
IN recommendation of this medicine, but try it for
thcms Ives. as thousands have done, and become
converts 20 lis priceless virtues
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this CT
ty anu elsewhere. Ja9-f
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Ga FOR Rem IA very desirable
E:3 dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
foushee, ont square above Grace street Baptist
Church. The houts Contains ten IooU.s AMI la,
been recently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water in the yard, aud ia in one of the most
pleasant neghborhoods IN the city.
To IA good tenant the rent viii! le low Apply TO
ia 23-ts RAGLASD n BRO.
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IEALTh INHUKANGE.

Ii MY adsvcv 0rFfcx
Richmond. I'd FsSrnsry, 1885,
The undersigned has been sfpcisted Agent r
the "MriTUAE HEALTH Insurance stCIkTf
Df pENSsTLyANIA.r and is prepared 70 Isaac
Policies under which the assured are by the psywent
# yearly premium provided fof Comfortably apr
ling sick Inability from accident 20 attend to
business The Society has In IL plsu of operations
another feafnFe of interest, also.
whole matter 20 you ). a .s54sus s.. 50 fssss
fenna.es ~ well as males may ts injured.
THNs N. ALfkIENp,
General Insurance AFfnk
Ea7-fv corner "a Main and 18th sfs-
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THE ARTILLERY. under Col. Nimmo
will be on parade the 22nd, to FIRE saiu,es.
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InroRTANf BIBLICAL DISCOVERY "A close student
of the Bible suggests, in the Marietta Infeiligeo
cer that there Is reason for supposng that enc of
the descendants of Aaron, the High Priest, was
native of Ohio. See Ezra vii, {. which reads
'sThe son of Zerahial, the of rzzi, the son OF
fal RsEEj
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LOCAL MArTURs.

lUBLic MEETING AT half past seven
o'clock tonight, citizens are requested 10 naa,
IN the City Hail. to determine upon suitable ~.
rangemsnts for the approaching I'D. What tha
committee will report we are unable to saw. bnt
feel assured that the people viii do all that il me-
cessary 10 sustain the reputation Of Richmond f,r
true Virginia hospitality. Let all who can be
present tonight.
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS the State
Library may he seen three relics of the American
Revolution, lately sent TO Cover nor Wise by Mr..
Robert Anderson, Of Yorktown. The first Is a
brass hil'ed sword, still In its original leather
seabbsrd, and covered with i's ancient rust II
speaks its own antiquity and character. having
engraved on its blade. Dragon Of yirgi bjss
victory or Deathn "klingeuthai" its maker
and other devices. The second 10 what remsins
OF white wax candle that WAS part OF Lord orp.
wallis military stores, at the time of his surren.
der, on the 10th Of October iIsl several picss of
an inch each, of this relic having been cut off and
sent TO Mr.. As relations in difersut sectious Of
the Union. The third Is large nndisci,arxed
bomb. poughed up years ago. on ono Of Mr. AS
town loss-a preje tile. doubt from the com
bined French and American, to the British army,
during the siege-a Confidential Dispatch possibfy
seat by Washington and Rochambeaa TO the Eny-
itsh commander uchief
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TIE MurNY ON BOARD SHIP KATE lioopER-The
Portland Advertiser publishes an extract from a
letter, dated Anjier, November g, which gives an
account of the mutiry on board the ship Kate
Hooper, on her passage from Macao to Havana,
differing somewhat from that heretofore published
.'The ship Kate Hooper is now here with 600
Coolies. bound TO Havana, and such set of OUT
laws have never before seen. They have several
times attempted to take the ship, and In the last
effort made this side of Casper Straits, were near
iy successful. They had set her on FIRE in three
Places aud had possession of the between decks.
The officers were obliged to shoot down four OF
them, aud one they hung; and now they have some
twenty 10 double irons, some of them with bullets
in them Among them are about one hundred
Chinese pirates, who were determined to take the
ship, and who knew well all tho coast. Captain
Jackson Is very sick and has this morning applied
TO a Dutch man-ofwar to tow the ship 10 Batavia.
His recovery is doubtful unless affairs look better
on board" a
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ms FOR RENT--A very desirable
Ii Lodging Room over our store. Possession < even
immediateIy STEBBiNS h PULtEN,
lol Broad St, corner Of Broad and 9Th streets
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,SrTo NAVE Coon BrscUIrs.

RGy-To MAKE Coon BIscUITs,
Use Semples Infallible Baking Powder
To make good Batter Cakes.
Use Semple's infaliIeie BAKING Powder.
To make good Ruckwheat Cakes,
Use Semples Infallible Baking Powder
To make good Pastry,
Use Sempies lntalllDle bahlns fo"oef.
For sale by all Druggists ,p,,ru
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market place. Franklin street, Richmond, Va
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bust of Chief Justice Rutledge, ordered for
the supreme Court room at the Capitol, has been
commenced at Florence, by Mr.. Alexander Gait, 3
Young .yirginian. He is yet on the sunny side Of
thirty, and from the work he has already accom-
nlished. has reflected honor on his native State,
which has paid him the high compliment Of order
ing from him Hfesize statue of Thomas Jeifer.
son.
n IA intended to erect a monument to General
Hayeieck, at Sunderland, his native place. .
!. Col. Hugh Archer, collector of ths port OF sf.
Marks, Fla, Do dead. -
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%=a FOR hENT-And possession given
e Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
siVTe Of Mr.. Keeling, On Main street next door TO
new building. corner of Main and 18Th streets. 1t is
very desirable location for n lawyers or doctors
office, or lodging room. Apply at this Office.
I4-ts
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TussEILIsG THE ALPs.-fu'in fPiedmont jour
nails announce that the cutting through oi Mount
Gents, one of tine highest of tha Alps. has BEEN
commenced, and that about twenty yards have al
ready been excayated. r 8nH
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PUss MINoR-A few days sincs We announced
the unfortunate accident that befell DIR. McDsnels
beautiful chesnut fily, Puss Minor. We now have
the pleasure of stating that fair hopes enter
tanned of her recovery. Her leg has been set and
put In splirts. and she herself ia swung up
Just TO allow her feet to touch the ground, in order
that she may be relieved of the fatigue Of sustain
ing her weight three legs, until the other ons
mends She eats readily, and looks as cheerful as
could be expected upon the circumstances. 1t is
i1sprobable that she can ever again be of much
service, except asa brood maro.-C2 Charleston Rer-
cuTY
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e FOR RENT-The House at pre-
Ea sent occupied BIZ Mrs. Eliza z. Tally, situated
urace. between jefferson and Madison streets, Is
has large yard attached % it, and contains seven
large rooms. Apply to FRANCIS HART, Esq? af
his store, Broad street. opposite Richmond aud fre
drrickshnrg Depot. de Its
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. FOR RENT-A very desirable and

fS.4 TUN NUN N FUT NtOSII tEUIO sHtIu
e.: convenient residence, having seven good rooms,
ak With CRATES and kitchen with rooms for ser
wants fuel, H. upon the bot; and the lot has two
convenient entrances TO it, situated Broad street
between oath and 25th streets Apply 70 b. Il. Pol
TIAUX, over Mr.. Il. A. j. Clopton's olhce, or 70
PC. LARUS,
Ia R-fm No "a Main street.
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o. FOR RENT-A small DwelIino

LII House Leigh street: it has four good rooms
and n well nf good water in the yard.
have also IA Market Gar,ien, which will rent ar
work II ia partnership with any one that under.
stands il, and can give good recomme ntationa Ar.
ply At my Hat and Shoe Store. 207 Bread street.
la Ss-fs RICHARD MOORE
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E=s FOR RENT-The Tenement on
Ii 18th street one door below q Thomrson's :
AuaT House" Apply to
js26 CIV PUCELL & 10
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tsa FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
Esl moving into larger building the Basin
flank we offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent WM. T. STAPLES q Co,
18th street. next door 10
laI-ts Shields 4 Somervilie.
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THe MOUNT VERNON FuED--We learn that the
city of Mobile. under the auspices Of the most
Jealous of ladies, Madame LIE Verte, IL being
aroused in behalf Of the purchase OF Mount YER
nom A grand celebration Of the I'D Is designed
fsr this object Miss Davenport, the famous I'm
rish tragic actress, desiring 20 contribute 20 the
Mount Vernon Fund, has rendered benefit to the
ladies' whilst the manager has responded to the
Offer by placing his theatre at the service of Ma
dame lie Scrte Tor the occasion -EAqlarsF-
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sxa FOR RENT.-Two small Rooms,
ne with steam power, suitable for y Tobacco Box
Maker. Rooms, twelve by thirty feet. Apply, cor
Of Bird and llth streets. se 29-ts
g. HOUSE FOR RENT The Brick
Ell Tenement Main street, the residence OF the
late ThoTaRs Cogles, decd and Of late occupied by
Mr. A. b. Hutchinson, ID dccr from the residence OF
Dr. Dove, in Union Row, is for rent. Possession gi-
the ist Of October Application to DO made TO
Thomas u. Carter, OF the undersigned.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL,
Administrator Of Thomas Ccwles. deceased.
~ E-ts
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DUMPs--PUMps.-we have this dsy

DU DUMPS--PUMPS.-W have this day
entered into Copartnership. and call the nsten-
ton Of those in want sample Of the oid styfs
LOG PUMP which has been iH use for hundreds of
years. and proves ths best Pump ever used. We are
prepared 20 put Pumps In wells at the lowese
JAsH prices, at short notice, and finished Ia shs
most approved styls which warrant To give satis-
faction. Shop on Waetham Plank Road. half 8 mile
rom Richmond All orders from the eoantry prompt
ly attended 70 SUFFER- COSBY.
ia9 ID 4
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sey. THE MUSTANG LINIMENr CURES

rheumatism;
Yts MxstaaC Linip,ent cures Barns and Wounds
TYp Mustang Liniment clt,es Sores and Ulcers;
TJe Husdrto Imminent cures CLked Breasts and Sore
Nipples:
The Mustang Liniment cares Nc1rOlGid;
The Mustang Lininlcnt cares CbrnS dnd wars;
The Mustang LinimeRt IS north
100000 DOLLARS PER ANSUM
To the United states the preserver and Testorer
Of valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Spfaas
liai Is Wounds, stiff Joints, &c.
viii you answer this question! Did you ever hear
any ordinary Sore Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness,
eitber on man or beast, which the Mustang Lini-
nent would not cureY Did yon ever visit any re-
spectahe Druggist in any part of the worid-in Eti-
r, ne Asia or America--who did not say 1T was the
greatest discovery of the age" Sold every where.
Every family should have it, three sizes.
BARNES h PARK.
ia aS-dSw-lm PIoprietors, New York.
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ffSs MUM run hEN IA Noohi i'i
Mas rent suitable either for lodging or an ONCE
next 10 the corner of Cary and Pearl street Apply
10 k. 4. CULSrON & co,
ia as-ts Next corner Cary aud Pearl SITS.
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O. FOR RE MA very desirable
LII room over Sankey's Ambrotyre Gallery. suita.
Ire Tor | ur young men. Possession given imme-
fe It's
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xnyFREsH LEKoHEs.-I have just re-
ceived. by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEIGH Els, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms. .
p. S-Cupping and Leechipg promptly attended
To- Can be found at all hours of the day, at the Hair
pressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
"isn ,ay as-ts Sn tN K O. HOBSON.
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G FOR RENT-And possession given
G:I Immediately the store No 81 Main street, now
occupied by the subscriber Ii il central, and one OF
the hest locations in richmond for any kind Of
vholestie OF retail business.
The Stnro and Cellar will be rented either with or
without the upper part. Apply to -
fl !i-lu THOMAS A. RUST.
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FURTHER FROM THE Tran BxPEpIrroN.-The PhIa-
dephia Ledger publishes the subionod letter
from an oficerjn the Utah army, dated Deccm-
Der II:
''We still remain in camp, and probably shall
remain ali winter. Our tents are Of such char
acter thar have fires inside of them, bat still
we feel the cold considerable and are learning TO
stand smoke, if not fire.
s.Such of our animals as ave escaped the march
with their lives, on HeTriDgs Fork, sffiuent
of Green river. some twenty or thirty miles from
here, and under charge Of the I'd Dragons. They
find much such grazing would be found among
the Green Mountain valleys and meadows II the
summer grass was left standing, instead of being
mown. When the snow is deep, the poor brutes
paw it of with the hoofs.
sGne of the ladies who accompanies the army
was saying the other night, that she thought 1t
would be good plan TO SOW turnip seeds in a
corner of her tent, the temperature of her stove
being sufficient to give them growth. She has
the seed. with her, and will probably make the
experiment. Her success is much to be desired,
for the men are threatened with the scuryy.
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The ssDanites" In kansas-Sertes OF
Ouirages.
The westport correspondent Of the st, Loni

S"'''ols"s " s'' ~ D'u'.
hepaos'eah "fises' NH
There exists in Kansas Territory branch of
Mormon Danites They are principally Mortnons
and Freelovers: being compactIy orranized. and
having Influential members. tbey rale the desti.
nies aud FIX the policy of the free state marty of
Kansas. They are making nse of the inbred pre-
JUDGES Of people from the free States to
their nefsrious doctrines aud accomplish their
reasonable aud immoral designs That such an
organization exists there can be but little doubt
and that they are playing the desperate game
for which they are banded together facts 20 to
show.
few days ago fine hotel, which cost a 0eo
WAS burnt At Lexington, Johnson county The
town ia pro-savery, and the house was ow ned by
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nag BRAGG's GREAT ImPRovEMEET.-
THE ARCTIC LININENT
DEFYES ALL COMPETITIONS
Thousands who have used 1t, affirm that It Is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTs,
In the cure of
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS,
{ NEURALGIA, PILES,
sPkAINS, BRUISES.
sTIFf JOINTS. OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
sGALDS, MOUI DS,
TUM0Rs CORNS.
For HORSES and Mules externally nothing ex'
ceeds the ARCTIC LlNIMENF,
In curing
spkAINS. SWENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RiNGB0NE,
or any Sore or Swelng. or Enlargement OF Bone or
Muscle.
Price % cents, 10 cents and 81, for small, rnedium
and large sized bottles.
For sale By all Drnggists
ia al3--ts a4f545@ Wholesals Agents.
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RATHER HARD UPON THE JACK TARs-The crsv
Of the T. s. sloop OF Cyane paid on yesser~
day, and mostly in Treasury notes of the denomi-
nation of 500. Where the amounts due the sail.
OF were under or over 100, gold and silver were
paid. To get their notes eashed the sailors had 70
subject themselves 10 shave OF u per cent. The
par value OF the $l00 notes being Sl03 and the
sailor receiving only sos so for his note, thus sus
fers loss of $3.50 on It,. Il this doing Justice tn
the sailors OF our navy k--Noriolk HernId sa--la.
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WASHING AND IRONING DONE TO

w ORDER.-Tho Subscribers have opened
Laundry on CatlinFine street, aud are prepared 20
execute ths business IN the best style. We SEX the
favor Of Our friends to give call. and WILL
far ~ cur capacity affords. render ofr work IN the
Broad streets All orders for work will lie left there.
iae-dIm ROBERT A. BRADLEY CU
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6a FOR RENT. - A very desirable
B residence on the east side of 5th ,troa, haxo,a
Lctgh containing ten ruems Gas and CITY Water in
ge"i Iepsr To good tenant, the rent will be
moderate. Apply 70 ;" ""
ROBERT r. DAVIS. Builder.
ON LIST, between Broad and Grace streets
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era STABLE FOR RENT.-A good
Es:s Stable and Carriage House for rent in OF
6TT store w. z. PERKINS q CO,
is4 l4l Eagle Square.
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@-BATus. BATHS! !! BATHS! Hot

cold and shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock A. NJ. to half past p. NJ. at the hair cut
ting shavin2 and shampOoing room under the Amer
lean Hotel. Entrance on lltE street. Single bath
IS cents, or five tickets for 81. ,.o,,,>,
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- FOR RENT, and possession given
NJ immediately the upper part Of my store on
9th street. containing good rooms, recently pa
te SIT CHAS N IANG;y
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ron RENT AND sAnn

EfsE@a Wv ~ - ~ Ht tenement At
M1T ereSent occnnied as the Custom House. on 18th
strr,t, bctSeen Aaih snd Cary. Possession given
the lith oi May. il not sooner N
Aiso--fhs Tenement with three rooms adjoining
the Custom Hense, nAw rented BY Mr. Pohle pos
session may be given at once.
ALso-A small hfsek Tenement on Canal stree.
between 2d and Sd. ''''
Atso-A Tenement for large family, with ,nur
acres ot lsud, in tia town of sydney
Furtnrms, &C, apply to
feS-1 u n TTrwcr.xy
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g. For RENT, and posse.sion civen

F3,8' - I'"A'I "IIU PUSNtEsIUH given
Eli Immediately. four very desirable 70 ms over
my stnre, next door e. PnrcelPs new building re-
Gently pspered. &c They well suited for offices
OF lodging rooms.
f. 2-6ts ED ID KEEVINa
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| jos SMITHS FAMILY AT NAUyoo-A correspondent
of the Missouri Republican writes that last Sum
mer he was at Nauvoo, and eonversed with Mr.
| Bitoman, who is married to Joe Smiths widow
| He says:
| sat at the table with the family, consisting OF
| Mr.. Bitoman and wife, and three sons of Joe
Smith, the eldest about 23 "A; the second about
| 20 the third "A lad of some IL or 13 years. From
MIR. Bitoman learned that not one of the family
believed in Mormonisui, and that his wifeforniet
| y Mrs Smith-hsd always been opposed to them,
| as we'll as the boys. L was told thar Joe Smith
| prophesied some two years before this young lad
! was born, that a son was to be born to him, at
or about certain times that at the time stated his
wife did give birth TO son. At that time he also
| stated that his sons name would be David, mot
Joel aud that is the name of the lad, tor heard
Tim answer to 1t. Joe also said that his mantle sf
greatness and prophecy wond fail upon this
and lineal heir, David, who he stated would be as
| wise aud powerful David of old. The fact OF
| the birth OF this Child following according to
Joes prophecy, strengthened the belief that had
| already 80 strong hold upon his followers. Mrs
Bltoman is a masculine, intelligent looking lady,
| of IS or AZ years She is native of New York.
/ She has splendid farm some four miles from
Nauvoo, which is managed by her two eldest sons
while David goes to school. About the two eldest
| there is nothing remarkable to be seen. They are
intelligent men, of large size, but have nothing in
| their appearance betokening them to be prophets,
| or ''sohs Of prophet" 10 their mother they
| aio etiu ~ pc 'oIy mucu attacheu ana very kihu
| David is all uncommoDly intelligent lad Of mas
| siye forehead and bright, expressive eyes. His
stepfather intmated that he cares as little about
| Mormons AMI Mormonism as one that has never
! heard the names, Notwithstanding that thousands
of the followers of his father believe him TO be
| great high priest prophet, and in emhryo) }
| &c. He knows that they worship his name equal
| to that ofJesns Christ and yet / am told the lad
is too intelligent TO allow it to make any impress
| sion upon him. Probably the fact of all Of the
| family being unbccyers in it is the cause.
The following incident | learned from gentle
man residing at Nauyoo: That when Joe was
| killed in Jail, some fifteen miles from his home,
his wife and son took possession of his body and,
10 prevent the rabble from getting it, they raised
| the floor of the dinng-roonI, and digging grave.
buried his remains there, whore they still remain.
| The story, whether true or not, is generally be.
/ iieyed in Nauvoo
| FURTHER FROM THE Tran Ex ExPEpIrI0N.-The PhiIa-
L dol Indrer nnkIiahns tho snI,iainnd laItar
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81 FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR tENT.

Es:T The upper of the brick tenements on
the North side II Main, between 2l an1 81 streets
recently finished with u rooms and all suitable
Communications for family.
IA dim JOHN ROBERTSON.