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BLANK ATTACHMENTS.

"7E HAVE JUST PRINTED A QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments, according to form furnished
by B. F. Moore Esq. 1t is doubtless the best form in
the State We will send them free of postage for so per
qre Blank notices to those supposing to have of
the effects of the attachee in their possession will be fur
nished at 81 per quire-our usual price for blanks
We have on hand large assortment of Court blanks
Deeds Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets
Warrants &c, &c. HOLDEN WILSON.
May 9th, .,. .....s 81
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PROS p E C r U>s.SI
PETERSONs' 'sa g7isa
PHILADELPHIA COU NTERFErT DETECTOR
BANK NOTE LIST. eu1ng

BANK NOTE LIST. .s4sv
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j. published monthly in l.rg. aa.,to page g page:
in each On the % o. essn .nS %Gp n SA9
URDAY, DECEMBER the 26th. - .'''' 'h1|
DREXEL CO., BANKERs, Will Correct It.
The corrections in the Bans rots Lis. relate: t. the S
discount Notes. Lists Of New counterfets etc. vi" %
made by the well known Banking House Of Ta,sH
DREXEL CO., "a South Third Street,
Who will purchase all Bank Bills at the quotsens made
therein. This Detector will be found to be .i1gaI
.a = ..- RELIABLE AND TRUE ri{
The Publishers have for long time sen the rees:.s
aud want of entirely Gorrset Mdspe"ds" and fs.'c
snd spe Confident Il that from 10 nth the means and ur
shsn viii b 70 b. I 4.
sS3ssod tRs AND BROKEN BANKS.
Each number Of The Detector will eonait, sst
page complete list of oil the various failures o Banks and
sna Of hs s
each and fusry ns6sr Of the Deectr n be contained
complete full and en,irs list Of 4; the ,s
These viii! be kept entry separate and dstnct 'ns
"'0o 0aoA'' STOCK LIST 81 q aoqm
Each number will contain fa and complete steek List
S!s,.s sp z .a . :sS 4 D.s
S :,isd SE ,.sais s.ss s' 'a The
=" 7'''f9 WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.n'a
The Wholesale Prices Current will also be ai to b
fall complete and reliable of the htes spesstons up to
''' EVER EVERY sToSEKEEPEn TOR % SHOULD HAYKir.
The Publishers intend making this Detectr ndspen:a
bic to every person doing business that will be
ation Of DRExEt Co., Baukss and waa be SUI
icent to guarantee its correetnesS .f5iiig honga,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

s
N. C. Mutual Insurance Company. a..
ATTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
"A North. Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held ON
the 18th of January the following persons were elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J.R. Williams, do.
G. " ". 1e.Gf; 5: aatehings, do: Do:
Kemp p. Battle, do
George Little, do.
James NJ Towles. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. Jones' Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth lCity.
F. F. Fagan Plymouth.
J. w. Harrell, Murfreesboro
H. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
A. w. Steel, Fayetteville.
Joseph White, Anson County
Josh. Boner, Salem,
A. T. Sunny. .Ashevile.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANf.
T. H. Seby. President.
H. D. Turner, Vics President
John H. Bryan, attorney.
Hamden S. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer.
TN q. SeiSy' %;sgs 1x 20se'o z,,,,sr. o,m,;o.
C. w. d. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation 10
pery the State. Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tilleres upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting to large portion Of which
is country risks and its capital Seven
The average upon the plan this
pany has been less than third of per cent
nnn ali grades of property embraced in its operations
All communications in reference to il suance should be
addressed tc the Secretary post 20 PAID paid grimm c
Raleigh, Feb. S, 1885, IL
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J. w. JOHNSON,
AttOfneV at Law. RALEIGH. n. C..

WILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
ly to the collection of all kinds of claims renewing
and dscountng notes in Bank hiring and renting prope
y and buying and selling real commission
Ter Charles Dewey Cashier Bank of the State, H.
dent Rreigh and CASTOR Railroad, and G. W. Mordecai,
President Of the Bank of the State. IT,
All letters enclosing money must be registered Office
On Fayetteville St., opposite the Market Square
oeot. 22 S7-tf.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Law COpartnership.

Law COpartnership.
HI. w. MILLER & G.. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
"AVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
Ill in the practice of the law in the County Courts, will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts Of Wake Johnston,
Nash, Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
Office Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence HOTEL
where one or the ether may be constantly found.
JAM 9, 1858. 3-f
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
II SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh N. C This
Company nsures the lives individuals for year, term
for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to $U note be given for
half the amount of the premium bearing interest at
cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
BY this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great inducements to such disposed to in
SLAVES insured for of from to five years.
for twO1thirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof
presented.
WV. W. HoIDEs WV. II. JONES,
JNo. G. WILLIAMS QUINrEN BUsBEE,
H. W. Hustled, K. =. BATTLE,
WV. H. MCKEE, d. G. owLE.
P. F. PEscuD. R. H. BATTLE,
CHARLES b. Roor.
OFFICERS.
DIR. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN Vice President
R. II. BATTLE, Secretary
WILLIAM H. JONES, Treasurer
H. w. HUsrED attorney,
W. H. Mckee, AedicuI Examiner.
$44ss;; + H. +: Roor, zssest;ss .,.. Conn
CHARLES E. Johnson, N. d. Medical
WILLIAM H; Mckee, N; D; Board@
For further information the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company, any ofts Agencies
Communications should be addressed, (post paid)
R. H. BATTLE, Secretary.
Raleigh, June. 26-
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
1UNHE GREYSON LETTERS SELECTIONS FROM
the correspondence of r. Z. H. Greyson Esq; Edited
by Henry Rogers.
White Lies, Novel; by Charles Reade.
Mabel Vaughan; by the Author of the Lamplighter.
The Rides ard Reveries of the Late Mr. Esop Smith
by Martin F. Tupper d. G. L.
The Plant Hunters Adventures among the Himalaya
Mountains Illustrated by Captain Mavne Reid.
Uncle Curosos Tales for Youths and Madens by Cousin
Fannie
Minnie the Little Woman, Fairy Story; by the Au.
thor of Violet"
The Church Almanac for 1858.
Fo sale by
Raleigh Jan. %, 1883. p
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4. n. McPREErERs, H. chIsEL1N. J. MARTIN
A. M. McPHEETERS. & co.
Wholesale Grocers,
FORWARDING AND ND, COMMISSION 9a1 MERCHANTS.
NoREoLk ":
z;s a1 n of
W. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. OBJ. BRANCH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road
Messrs. Reid soutter,
DR.. N. c. Whitehead, Norolk. 49,.
Pres't Farmers Bk of Va.
aessrs. ssi PSI, Spence 1ee' Reid, Baltimore.
B. Blossom Son, NesO York. ..ssl .nr.
September 16, 1858. ..-.e. 78--
WILLIAM WHITE, Jr. & Co.,
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENTS..
Raleigh, N. c. aj
PERSONAL ORDERS, small! large, and for articles of
every description promptly and carefully attended
Commission charge Five per cent ..
Orders exceeding $40 in amount, from places beyond
the reach of the daily express should be by
Agents for the sale of wders Patent Salanander Safes
and Herring's Patent Champion Saes. Also Fairbank
Collections made. and promptly remitted
Discounts procured and Notes renewed at either of the
December Is. 111-8m.
BARRON G. WATSON GAsroN MEAREs.
WATSON 4 MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Barling slip,
NEW YORK. . 49,. g,
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce. '- ..
Dec. IL. -is 5-..t-- t. F-swtf
WOLFE & CAIRNS h"G
xANurAcruxRs DEALERs WHOLESALE = RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPEEBAGs, &C., &c,,
Is BolIingbr0ok Street, .gsu
#-e PETERSBURG, VA. F -,'r
July Il .....-s ...-I f - .g.t 6-1y.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts of New Han
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh .
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
d: Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52-sw.
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QUENT. BUSBEE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, N. C..
Will promptly attend to any business inrusted to him
the United States and State Courts and with the Ex.
ecutve other departments of the State Government
Juy1. 66-tf
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PROSPECTUS
UMURFREESBORO' CITIZEN" :"
AN OR ABOUT THE lST OF JANUARY NEXT, IF
u sufficient patronage be secured, will be issued the
first number of the "MURFREESBORO' CITIZEN"
The CITIZEN" is designed to be Literary and Family
Paper IN its political character National and Conservative
yielding manly support to the present Administration
but independent approve disapprove whatever is
praiseworthy otherwise. Our motto shall be
"NuNsus atdictus Jurare in vsr6G Ndgstri."
Persons whom this prospectus sent requested
to return it, at farhes by the 18th of January next that
publishers know what number of copies to ISSUE
TERMs:-Two Dollars q year, strictly in advance.
Address Publishers Of the Murffeesboro Citizen Muir
freesboro', North Carolina"
. = -. = = -:0-|. s. J. WHEELER.
..... -...- .... ..-. WILLIAM 8. ORR.
January H. 1855 s.
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R EvIsED CODE, PRICE 81 90: POSTAGE
when sent by mail 4' cents Fss " sale L. SonrRoY r
Also the Revised Code interleaved. few copies only
W. L. p keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms, 1rede Executors and Law Books gen.
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License. -.
January II, 1856. ........-.. -'. IL
DOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, WORTH READ
ID ing.-Literary Criticism, by Horace Bnney Wallace.
Art Scenery in Europe and other Papers; by Horace
Violet or the Cross and the Crown By Miss Mcintosh
Letters sasiep Browning
John Halifax, Gentleman. At
SOLICITORS BLANKS. -
VNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
ments just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
Retailing without License, -- ........
Assault and Battery, ,. ,.-
Selling Liquor to Slave. 4sr
Trading with Slaves q.
Cohabiting with Slave .-.r ......| sa-.. ~.
Fornication and Adultery, ~ 81 ..,. . -.
PRICE & per quirs = All blanks not on hand, printed
June 26. a o.. '--.. f.. .u f..
THE GREAT WORK OF THE AGE.
mr. LIvINGSTONE'S JOURNALS-JUST READY,
and numerous Illustrations One Volume svo ss
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa; in
cluding Sketch residence Int.
of Africa and Journey from the Cape Of Good Hope
down the River zsmSs, 70 the Eastern Ocean. By DAVID
.. ....# For Sale oy 'a."' Fl. y. TURNER
Ra,eicb Der ~ 81. IS .rea,.a.-r - = lie
TTOPE's POEMs.--LEONI DI M0NATA; BY
Ii James Baron Hope. s.f.. 5-esls -.
For sale by IN rnprpp
Ral.igh, Feb. 9, 1885, a. lra !sza 80 l2- .-
- =
NJORTHERN TRAVELS.-SUMMER 4 WIN
II ter Pictures Of Sweden, Denmark and Lapand by
Bayard Taylor ,sr For sale by IN ruRsrR
Raleigh. Feb 9. 1885, nrr. .I-se jt'1- - - l21
VUVHE APPLICATION OF ART TO MANU-.
IL factures with $50 Illustrations; by Geo. G. Mason.
l..,.ss -.r s.,....gs For sale BY ss,,,,s &
Raleigh Feb. ., 1858. ".' s'' r .=fiis'3 12-
WHITE LIES-A NOVEL; BY Chslles Reade
w g. .f.i -a.,a For sale BY y5Ys.,.<s ua. = ~
Raleigh, Feb. .. 1855. i77.ia',e aoS - E.
UVWIN ROSES.-By Anna Cora Richie. -.
J. .As,igssrf ,s-a,s 4 For sale by r1prrp !
R.feieh Feb. 9. 1855 10 .sqsad p j - - l2--g
- ETH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rVALEN-
IL II tines, Valentines, ev I;nr I..trfg a non h
hsg5taa5as For ssae b. :, i, s,.,,,,,,,,
Raleigh Feb. 9, 1858, S'H 40 t'tt -" 12r- Il
~ = s.7,T,'i n ;larrti- 4 .rB rsi3,sg
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Elegantly illustrated and Richly Bound Books.
lvOMPRISING LARGE NUMBER, AND GREAT
~ variety Of Works of Standard Authors Poetica and
C1iILDRENS BOOKS Of History, Biography. Poetry,
Romance, Fairy Tales, AmusemeDt Toy Books, &c, DC.
BIBLES, Prayer Books, Hymn Books. Also,
WRITING DESKS, Color Boxes DC. -e-
{ s5s ..i - For Sale at z.tn.f =. Z s..t'
Raleigh, Dec. %. -., ...s,. ..... .... .., 11s-
MEADOW BROOK.-A NEW NOVEL by n
lJA Holmes, Authoress of Lima Rivers,
1t t.,g-.. = . J.. For Sale by .r-z E-...
Raleigh, Dec. Is. s"'+'t ''h6@a 'H' 112-H
lust RECEIvED-
- -~ A prime article of 30 Il :.
-ss-s .5l4s. Ganpowdsr, Imperial e.4 ;.ali 81 %
5gz.. .--t .- Young Hyson and Black Teas.
.i,t.,-. =, Which We are selling very low. Il !.
At ROYSTER, JONES + 4OORES.
Raleigh, Feb. Il, 1859. 7E7 $50 Ga ss-at
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Jackson, Feb, 1853
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WOLFE Il CAIRNS.

MANUFACTURES DEALERS, WHOLESALE = RETAIL,
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS. &C., &c,
Is BolIingbrook Street, .g4l
PETERSBURG, VA. ~,.'h
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-02
Mr. Towards Address.

The address on kansas" delivered
b. the Hon. VIM. \. Howard, of Mich,
on last Saturday evening, in this village,
although appointed at an unfortunate
time,-when nearly all the court folks
bad gone home--was we'll attended, and
he had quite a full house. Ills audience
was in the main composed Of that class Of
men who read and think for themselves,
and all such would very naturally take an
interest in n lecture relating to Kansas
affairs. His lecture was deeply interest
Ing. lie commenced by speaking of the
contest between free and slave labor, al.
luded to the Missouri Compromise, told
Us why the Kansas-Nebrask bill was in.
troduced, that it was a bargain made be
tween Douglas and Atkinson, that Kan
sas was to come in as a slave state, anC
that bargain was well understood by tn,
Border Ruifans Of Missouri, and tina
the cry Of ">qnatter sovereignty" was on
ly used to blind the eyes ofthe free stat
men. The lecturer then came down t,
the more immediate troubles which hav
afflicted that territory, and as he was on
IF the Kansas Investigating Commute
who had been to Kansas to take testimo
ny, he could speak understandingly in re
lation to them. He said that the trut
had not been stretched and that all til
enormities that were ever charged ha
been committed. He interspersed hi
lecture with some telling truths and fe'
sxceiicnt anecdotes.
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, June 26. The Repabli-
cans independence correspondent under
the date of the 23d inst, says that the
Santa Fe mail has arrived, bringing dates
to the LIST inst. Capt. Marcy had been
heard from between the Arkansas and
Platte rivers. In snow storm, April g,
be lost $50 mules and large number of
sheep. Col. Loring had proceeded very
well until April %, which six of his men
were frozen to death. Lieut.. Mentally,
Regimental Quarter Master, lost As mules
and all his beet, cattle and sheep. Mr..
Alexander, who was sending train to
Utah, lost all his animals excepting if
teen, and was obliged to abandon his
wagons on the road.
The New Mexico Mining Company is
fully organized and ready for operations
their establishment is the most complete
ever erected in that country, and the
most sanguine hopes are entertained Of
ultimate success. Hall. Porter & Co.
were making rapid preparations for the
transmission of the California mails via
New Mexico.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-02

DIsoRDERED STATE OF AFFAIRS IN
KANsAs.-A Lawrence correspondent
of the New York Post draws the follow
ing disagreeable picture of the present
condition of Kansas:
at would seem as if the very iends
had been let loose in Kansas recently,
with view to disgust US with our terri
torial condition and induce US to accept
the English proposition, and come into
the Union as State. Horse-thieviDg
and highway robbery are rife throughout
the territory. Hardly a day passes but
the news of dozen robberies and out
RACES reaches US. In most cases the
robberies are confined TO horses, but &C.
caSionally We hear of a traveller way
. laid. or store visited and plundered.
Armed bands of scoundreIs traverse
the territory without moIeStation Or hind
rance, robbing the Pro-SlaVery men in
the name OF the Free State cause, and
protesting TO be Missourians whenever d
Free State man is victimIzed. BY con-
filming their operations mostly to night,
they manage TO put leagues between
themselves aud the sufferers before their
deprrdalions are generally known, and
owing to the sparsity Of the population
they usually escape detection and arrest.
Occasionally one is hunted down, captu-
red and hung, as in the recent case al
Leroy, and more recently on the Little
Usage; but the great mass of offenders
90 utterly unwhipt OF justice.
There is no penitentIary in the Terri
tory, ana no Jail adequate to the proper
confinement Of criminals. That of Law
renee is fair specimen of the jails in
Kansas. The jailor accepts of bride
OF five dollars to liberate horse-thief
but the latter, it chances, is re'aken anc
re-consigned to Jail, with his former Gus
todian as his companion. The mex
night, outside sympathizers break oper
the Jail and iberate them both. On,
thief, however, refuses to leave on accoun
Of the extreme muddy condition of th'
roads, knowing that when he desires L
escape the chances will be equally favor
abe. Another prisoner, sentenced t,
thirty days confinement the Afternoon
previous for an aggravated assault, i
discovered the next morning in an ada
cent bar-room, inhaling the fragrance c
choice Havana, and costly reading til
papers, pausing in the personal betime
TO taste the spice of mint julep besid
him"
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day of the Fair. Applicants for premi-
ums on Sugar, Honey, &c, must furnish
written statement of the process of
making, &C.; also the management of
Bees, construction of Hives, &c.
No premium will be awarded on any
article, except to the owner, and no arti-
Gle will be entitled to more than one pre-
MUM except OXEN, and no article will
be received for examination for premi-
ums unless the person offering the same
is member of the society, ercept ladies
offering fancy and miscellaneous arti-
cles.
One dollar paid to the secretary Of
the society on OF before the first day OF
the fair constitutes a membership; also
free admission to the grounds through
the fair.
All articles presented for premiums
must remain on the grounds through the
fair.
All working oxen, draft horses, dri
wing and saddle horses, must be PIE
pared for trial on the ground, and NJ
premium will be awarded unless the ar
ticle is decidedly meritorious.
The chairman of the several commit
tees are requested 10 forward their repor
to the seeretary's Office. as soon as con
venient. after making their award.
No premium will be paid on any ami
NAL that has not been owned in tn
county at least three months previous T.
the fair, nor upon any article not tn
production OF manufacture of the county
Committees viii be very particular t
take into consideration close matching
docllity and training of oxen; also, style
training, speed, az, on horses.
All premiums will be paid at tn
treaSurer's office outside of the gate, o
the last day of the fair, Immediately afte
the premiums are declared from tn
stand-without discount.
All members of the Society are ent
tied to two tickets OF admission each day
All others, tickets u ID cents each.
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From Washington.

The New York 7ribune's correspond
ent says:
~Some Southern members of the Cab
met are ready % become reconciled with
Judge Douglas for the sake of the union
of the party and his future cooperation,
and to dismiss the offensive Office holders
who have 5adgered him in Illinois. The
President is willing to forgive, but cannot
forget. Messrs. Grund, Carpenter, Cook
and their fellows received their inspira-
tions from the White House, hence Mr..
Buchanan is distinctly committed.
No disposition has yet been made of the
Army, and though Gen. SCOTS program
me is mainly made up, decision will be
postponed until information now on ii,
way is received. At present it is de,
termined that Gen. Harvey shall ad.
vance with a portion of the reinforce.
ments, 80 as to concentrate about three
thousand troops in Utah, including Gen
Johnston's command. A portion of the
forces in Kansas and elsewhere, origin
ally designed for Utah, will be diverted
to the Northwest, where the principa
Notifications will be opened on BLOODY
River, near the Canada frontier, in th,
heart of where the Indian depreciation
have been carried on. Others will b
established according to necessity.
Judge Eckle's charge to the Gran
Jury against polygamy in Utah is yer
annoying to the administration, and it
feared that it will make trouble. TIL
doctrine asserted will be repudiated a
neither law nor common sense.
There is not a particle of truth in til
Utah rumors that Col. Kane has adop
ed Mormonism, or in any way has ia,
ored it as form of belief. The repol
Is equally unfounded that he intends IT
turning to Utah"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-02

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Reports fl,
Dacotah Territory state that the Yni
ton Indians, 5000 in number, are us
hitting Expectations Oh the white sazt
ments along The Minnesota Rive ID
cause is dissatisfaction at their anruiis
now due, not being paid by the govsa
ment. They therefore intend torsSTs
their lands. and drive the whites AVA
They have destroyed the village Of ].
Diary, and burned the town of Fana.
An emigrant train had also been PIa
dered. The settlers were cOncentng
at Minnesota Falls, preparatory to .
fensive operations.