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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
by Ro. b. Ly ne. Auct.
DUBLIC SALE OF az ACRES OF

DUBLIC SALE OF ,33 ACRES OF
VALUABLE WOOD LAND, Ia MILES Be
LOW RICHMOND, ON The OSBORNE TUkN-
PIkE. AT AUCn10N.--WiiI be sold - public aue-t
ton, ON MONDAY, the asth Of Mar, upon the pre-
misses. At II O'Clock that valuable and beautifully
located piece of wood land. opposite the residence.
OF Messrs- Franklin stsarns and john fertar. IL
can be qua chased privately till the 18th Of the pre-
sent monIh (which II sold due notice will b. gfsen;
if not sold By that tme it will BE- Laid CT in suitable
building lots, from TO acres. plat OF the lets
can, after the 18th. be seen In my Office
IL 10 seidosa that such opportunity II prtse atsd
to pr fsons doing business In Richmond to pfocnre
a home within 10 or II minutes ride 70 the city.
For terms. &C., apply ~
RIO B LYME. Auet. v
eM Office over Bodeker's Drug Store.
my12-3as tlsth. then dt24th
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sAM'L CoTTRELL, o..
A r COURTNEY, Sohf rs.
JAS NJ TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. nv n

EOR 3 A LE-On the premises, on
THURSDAY. the Goth day of May. that most
beautiful residence stuated in tisr county of Han
over, miles from Richmond and one mile from the
head of the Mechanicsyille Turnpike called "Foun.
tain IDn.' and long known as The residence of the
late Richard ii Johnson. decd. This property con-
sists OF 30 acres more or less Of most excellent Land
a large Mansion. and all necessary out hous ., in
good repair, one of the pretties yards and gardens
In the State; fine orchard, and large cranberry
heid, that will yield from rs to 100 bushels yearly
This property being now in market. offers great
Inducements to any one wishing to purchase one of
the most desirable places to be found.
ALSU.-The Household Furniture will be
SOLD AT SAME TIME AND PLACE.
TERNs.-Une-third cash: balance and IL months;
the deferred payments to csrry interest and deed
of trust the property TO deferred
rs H Haa WILLIAMSON G BALL,
Executor of LUCY Ii BALL decd.
By BILLY w TALLY,
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:. !
By Richard CauthoYu

RACON, WHIsKEY. HERRINas.
- s, sHgks: Ac-On wEDNEspAY. 10Th inst, At
~ cIos :. AZ store will sell at auction lot OF
PRIME sides and Shoulders 20 bbls Herrng,: 10 do
Mhisssy; DO Brandy; Adamantins Candles: WRAP.
BOOTS AND sHoEs.-AIso. lot Of Root. and
Shoes, Ladies' Slippers, CATERS. &c "Aa
my IL RCAUTUoRN Act
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By Goddin 4 Appsrssa.
By Alexander Mott.

AA1A6uu0f N0tt.
+ ARGE SALE or DRY GOODS AMI
AxFANCY ARTICLRs. Ar Auction WIN =.
sold q erct!on, g my sals room, u ses(rs. =
TUESDAY, Jay 18th. commsncing 81 10 49, 4
large stock OF resh and ssssosabls Dry 0ocxS irs9
rsceived from the North, CONSISTING Ia -. a
Black Ffench Cloth and uAssimerse
Cashmaretfe aud Tweed Casgipnsrss
Linen. Duck and Fancy Driliinrs
Ma<seilles and caehmar yessfnGs,
s. BeraGes, ChalIies and MoasliDs sNX
Printed Lawns And Ja0koness, %ta
Cocheco Prints Bleached Cottons.
6inghams, Apron Checks.
Twisted SIX Mitts and Gloves.
Ladies and Gents Lisle Thread, Silk and Coteoa
As 1884 0ioves 8 ~
Gotten Hose and Half Hose. sss
ADDITfvNALS-Wfll BE- ADDED 10 the above ria.
q stock Of goods from country seors comprietnr 4
general assortment, TO be sold without rSssevs -
close concern. fssss - &C., 49,, n = -
Trans all sums under $50 eash. over 90. Q
days credit for approved negotiable notes
ALEXANDER MOTT
Asa~t{
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= LOOK TO YoeR WATCH.
1fSss%s i,s pad to leave your fathers Watch
In store you know not we'll
To be repaired b. perfect botch.
:, For its time viii never tell:
Yet hard ii Is when told TO 20
To men you never knew -.s
10 some tine store, all outsde show
Instead Of BAR-Tn0 LO.MEW.
sqt Il there was one gentle eye
While In that store. you'd crieve
To see him on that Watch 10 try.
;, You would scarcely once believe,
But IN this city there are men
who can repair your W latch all through
Ana am one among those ten
And my names BAs.THo Io-MEw
w.. W BARTHOLOMEW
apo Opposite American untaI
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Al r. OHERN Il Co,
IN1seHIPpISG q COMMISSION MERcIANTe.
fIowEH xHp or cANaL pocK
my rf--alh RitHA0ND. ~.
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HYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT COM
INA Tpn ~ VA --This elaborated sesbosrd WATER.
ior fts entire exemption from ssass ~ ~ -; ~
aeIclons bath and other salt water Iuxuric nj, he
opened on the First OF JUNE Il shsii & $3.50 oe
81 9J IN pne management Of the estahshneut bv Mr.
s ss, y. sIE1ai whose acceptabiity DURING q
past season, VIII De Well remembered
- I'm ..---zznma--.--Jos sEGAR, Proprietor
NE CENTRAL HOTEL =
s,s... RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
suased a. the corner of Grace and gth straes fr,t
Ihg tne Northwest corner OF the Capitol SQUARE and
n.a ~ ~ .ne asnngton Monument will be In raadi.
hs ~ 70 IeceiVe guests on the lat January is5s
il ne i9caity IN point of contiguity TO business
pssing aaaesnt to the Capitol. Banks Custom Housr
Me,chant Mills, and Warehouses Together with it,
nssatnIa,ness because OF the beautiful promenades
anosaed py the Public Grounds immediately In ffoht
win such advantages, the proprietor appreciates
an responsibility In undertaking 10 serve the public
" heet Which, he gives aHsyranCe of ample suupIies
su me most assiduons attention to the wants OF ali
Nso may favor him with their company -
.. oe zs-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH. Proprietor
ROARDING.-Mrs. G. r. PEGRAM.
Park HOUSE. Bank street, has now vacant
large ana desirable rooms. suitable for gentleman
and slady. Location pleasant and convenient to
BUSINESS. references required. fe3-ts
pRIVATE BOARDlNG.-MRs. J. O,
:, JAMES MISS L. A. BIDGOOD, having rented
tne very desirable residence of Fleming James on
osh petween Main and Franklin streets close to hi-
sness and IN the retired part Of the CITY, will open
On the LIST day of January next The house has sew.
efai large and desirable rooms for families. Also
an office in the front basement. They can acoommos
date few DAY B0ARDERS. ia 20-diy
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL ExcLUsIvELY IN,
And keep in quantities to suit purchasers. at their
WARE ROOMS, No. o5 Main St.,
kICHM0ND, VIRGINIA, -,
ALL KINDS OF
White and Checked MATTIMGB,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
-0-re RUGS, MATS, &c,
CURTAIN GOODS, go
WINDOW SHADES,
Table OIL CLOTHS &
COCOA MATPfNGS, 8
.s PIANO AND TABLE COvERS q.
Having on hand a large stock Of Velvet Tapestry,
Three ply and INGRAM CARPETIN0e, which
Fall importations, they now offer buyers GREAT pAH.
GAINS In every description OF CAKPETING. and call
special attention 10 their beautiful assortment OF
CURTAIN MATERIALS and FIXTuRxB.
They will have made q order, CARPETe, OIL
CLOTHS. WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
I'M s f 81
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FOR SALE, &C.
NHE5TERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

CHE5TERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
" offer for sale privately. my Farm, near Man
chester. The tact contains 727 acres, 500 or ncrs
in wood, (of which there Ia o great quantity both
oak and pine) 200 acres or more cleared under .
good fence, and in state Of rapid inproveDsnt--
Most of the buildings are new, oil comfortable. M
can be VERY cot senently divided into three parcss
invite those wishing to invest In real estate, -
give me call. / am anxious to sell, and viii make
the terms very accommodating
sp I9-Ims RAY MOSS, on the promises.
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By Goddin Il Apperson,
HTEAT RESJDENCE ON IINTON UJrr

MEAT RESIDENCE ON UNION HILL,
~ AT AUCTION Will be sold on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, goth Msy, at ~ O'clock Z NJ, the
property now in the o cupaney of j L Porter, ESQ.
The Lot fronts SO fest the east side of Adam ST.
(Union Hill, aud runs back 1875 feet to an alley
with four rooms, kitchen, wood and coal house. sta
BILE, cow-house, &C
TERMs-Une-fourth cash; balance at 4, 3 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added title re-
tanned, or trust de d. The purchaser to pay taxes
and insurance for the present year:
my Is aODDlN u BPPERsON, Aucfs.
pRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH
- SIDE OF BROAD STREET, BETWEEN JET
PERSON AND MADISON STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-Wiil be sold on FRIDAY next 2lst
May, 1858. the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
the excellent Brick Tenement located as above.
now in the occupancy of Fields Cook.
TERMS :--Unefourth cash; balance at 3. and 9
months, negotiable notes. interest added. secured
by deed trust or title retained. Taxes for 1858 to
GODDIN & APPERSON,
myIS Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN MANCHESTER, ON PERRY
AND LAWRENCE STkEEFs.-As commissioner
appointed by decree of Chesterfield County Court.
pronounced at the May term lass, in the suit OF
Hastings ag'st Armstrong. &C >, shall proceed 70
sell. at public auction. On the premises, on FRI
DAY, the 2Sth May 1858, at O'Clock. Nj IL fair, ii
not, the next fair day, the real estate, located as
sistit of lot No los, having thereon two framed
dwellings
TERMs-Onethird cash: balance at 8 and months
for negotiable notes, interest added. and title re-
tanned till last note is paid The taxes for 1858 to be
paid by the purchaser.
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e WITH A VIEW TO A DISCO.

q WITH A VIEW TO A DISCO
e LUTON OF copartnership, the undersign.
corner q Main and Pearl streets. their a..
Ie STOCK no trade at cost, every article of which T.
ih nice order. oil excellent quality and most annray
60 st3iesand would suit veers country mert Iants
ana otsrs dealing IN such goods The stock Consists
q nue. gold ana silver Watches, of the beat ms nm
factories in Europe; Gold and Silver Vest and Fob
Shalns; Lsdies, uhateiain Chains; diamond. Rubie
Peari, Opal, Garnet Finger Kings Also. a yery
Rings Diamond, Cameo Lava, 9oldstone Ear Rings
and Breast Pins; Pearl and Jet Sets for Muurninrs
tents Sleeve Buttons, Studs and Breast Pins also
q large assortment of Silver Ware and Dental In.
struments. MYERS & IsHNRR ~
n B.-Watches and Jewelry repaired at low prices
and short notice. ife 24l 0
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
i CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and various
Store. corner Sd and Broad street-They selling
nice, clear Tumblers from 81 cents a dozen and up
wards, at Just half the value; Butter. Preserve,
Pickle and Sugar Dishes. very cheap indee /; Cob
let's; Decanters; Lamps; Candesticks; splendid
French China Vases and Cologne Bottles; Plain and
Decorated Tea and Dinner Sets; Motto Cups, &C.:
Table Cutlery Britannia and Silver plated Ware
Tea Trays; Lookin Glasses; Water Coolers, and
thousands Of other housekeeping articles will be
sold amazingly low at SCH AAP COS, corner
Of Broad and Sd streets Looking-glass Plates, of
our own importation, to dealers at Nes York whole
sale prices. my l3
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SHIPPING.
TEA MER GEORG

STEAMER GEORGE
raxlsr go arsss PEABODY, FOR BALTTNoRr
Fr9isht received to-day, MONDAY, at IL o'clock.
sni m {" ihe hour OF o'clock NJ, TUESDAY, the
18th instant unless sufciency be received prior To
that hsuT.
Fright for Boston taken through at moderate
rates and with expedition
LUDLAM & WATSON.
my l--2t Once opposite Steamers Wharyes
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.. -, AUCTION aALHe Aea
s~s4<-~--~~---~--.------~-->. ss,fa-3s4
FUTURE DAYd
By James NJ Taylor & Eon.
QETTRFD AND HANDSOME BUILD

RETIRED AND HANDSOME BUILD
~ ING LOTS AT AuCTIoN--will be sold on
MONDAY the 18th day Of May, commencing at ~
O'Clock, M, upon the premises, large number Of
Lots, IN and near the sTown Of Fulton Miny Of
these Lots are elevated and dry enjoying IN extern
others fronting on Lewis street, now county road,
and well loo tied for grocery stores, &C. portion
sand.
Terms at sale. which will bo made to suit bidders.
my Is JAS NJ TAYLOR q Sun, Ancts.
4 DMINISTRATUk'S SALE OF TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS. WITH TWO VACANT
LOTS ADJOINING, on MARSHALL AND atrH
STREETS, AT. AU0TI0N.-By virtue of q decree
OF the Circuit Court of the county OF Henrico pro
nouncsd on the Tth Day of May 1855 10 the case of
Lampkin's admir- vs.. Lumpxin, &c !, I shall. as Adj
ministrator OF Margaret p. Lump kin. offer for SALE
~ pnpife anctien. upon the premises. on MONDAY,
the y ~ day OF June, ls5s, at O'Clock r. M brick
evenings and lots, situated at the corner of Mar
snai ana 2sth Streets and known as the late resi-
nence OF Mrs VI. r. Lumpkin. One Of the lots has
iohs OF sos eet, aud the other fronts 80 feet
ing back TO an alley 80 feet vide -
The vacant lots adjoining front each e feet and
run BACK 100 feet 20 IN alley 30 feet wide
TERMs--Une-third cash; balance at and 2 years
or bonds bearing interest," title to be re aimed until
tne whole purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ulrecled OF the C0nrt JSO A HUTCHINSON.
Admir- OF Margaret Lum pkin decd
Ew ~ 2xsx
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COAL.

a N4uhACIIE
n COAL.
For sale by actual. not supposed, weight !.
Terms cash. SAM'L HAYES
my l5-dlmif 18th street South Side Dock
A NTHRACITE CUAL.-Now in yard,
IA for sale low for cash
loco tons best family RED ASH EGG COAL
$50 !" White Oak FoUNDRY
All coal sold will be screened and weighed at my
yard, thus nsuring TO the purchaser CLEAN and
ACTUAL WEIGHT: SAML 2 HAYES,
A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
- orders for the best quality RED ASH ANTHRA.
CITE COAL, to be delivered in the month of June
at So So cash, per ton of 2240 pounds. / am also
prepared to deliver GLOVER HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBERTS,
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal
Office. cerner 18th and Dock sts., Richmond Va
my l4-3m
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL.-Fine Coke
~ delivered at cents per bushel. If mixed with
q small proportion of bituminous COAL 1t makes a
very economical fuel for steam engines. Yards cor
ner 10th street and Basn and 9Th and Byrd streets
ia its JNO J WERTH Act
REDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
~ hand q full supply of excellent HARD COKE
which will be delivered for the balance OF the season
at $3.50 per load. At this price it is beyond compa
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
ards corner 10th street aud Basin, and 9Th
and Byrd streets. JN0. J. WERTH, Agent.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence IN my establishment, l respectfully submit
that shall not change the price of my bottled
LAGER BEER, PORTER, ALE, &c, during the
summer season
The following have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per Dozen quarts ....s2 oa( IS cts allowed by re-
pints....... l 0o( turn of the bottles
half pints. 50 cents-bottles extra.
Lager Beer IN hail, quarter and eighth barrels
1.-THE latter ones of gallons, package exclusively
Tor the city customers) Philadelphia Ale In whole
and half barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
cash.
N: B.-store and Bar keepers, q considerable per
centage allowed P. WILBACHER,
Orders left with Messs. Laidley Robinson. corner
4th and franklin: Messrs. Duval il Norton, corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment will be
promptly attended to. my4
r AM NOW RECEIVING TWICE A
WEEK regular. per steamers, from Philadelphia
and Baltimore Stock LAGER BEER, in VIII lie. half
and quarter bbts. Also, superior CREAM ALE, in
whole aud half bbis which am able to offer at the
P. WILBACHER, 18th street,
my4 Between Main and Cary sts.
NOTICE.-Until further notice, the
~ Notes of the following Ba ks will be redeemed
at our our counter AT PAR in BANKABLE
Bank 1 Of C;1MMERCE at Fredericksburg
- ROCKINGHAM at Harrisonburg
SGDCrSVILEa at Scottsville
H0WARDSyILLE at Howardsvile
VALLEY at stanton
FARMERS BANK, at Fincastle.
MONTICELLO BANK at Charlottesville
S MsRcHAsrs DO at at f kynehpnrs.
my Its Ri MAURY 4 co.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Laws Completed


The General Laws, passed at the last
session of the Territorial Legislature, are
now completed, and are ready for deliv-
cry by the Secretary of the Territory,
HUGH S. WALSH, Esq, to whom applica-
ton must be made, in all cases, for copies
to supply the public officers. Pamphlet
copies can be procured at the Herald of
Freedom Office, Lawrence, of G. w. Brown,
or at the Democrat Office, Lecompton, of
S. W. DRIGGs, for So. Copies nicely
bound in law sheep are now ready and
for sale, at 81 a copy. The edition
is quite limited, hence those wishing to
secure copies, should make immediate
application. No person will be furnished
with copy, under any pretence whatever,
on credit and all orders unaccompanied
with the cash will be disregarded.
The local laws will be ready in few
weeks, and will be furnished in pamphlet
form for So, or nicely bound in law sheep
for So; or the General and Local laws
will be bound together and furnished for
Sc a volume. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
Position Defined.

The Grasshopper, published at Grass
hopper Falls, thus gives its reasons why
we should not organize Republican party
in Kansas. Its positions will be sustained
by every genuine anti-slavery man in
Kansas, whose hopes of Freedom are para
mount to those of party. Indeed, had it
not been for uneasy politicians" who
have been invariably defeated in every
measure they have projected in Kansas,
we should not have heard of the Repub-
lican movement until Kansas was fairly
in the Union, Free State. We copy
In an oppressed country, if the people
are to cherish any reasonable hope, there
must be but one other party besides the
enslsvers-the freedom party must be one
and indivisible. It is said that the last
struggle for freedom is over, and that to
us, beyond a peradventure, belong the
victory. We do not doubt that on last
Monday the humiliating proposition of the
Administration was rejected by vast
majority of our citizens. We cahnot
agree with many in regarding the freedom
of Kansas established That it is inevita-
BILE, we believe-but in any possible con-
tingency of the present contest, how much
remains to be done! Work that can only
be accomplished by the united effort of
Free State party, just such an one as now
exists. From the composition OF the
Free State party, to which we have pre-
viously alluded, we think that no Repub-
lican party, having the same platform with
that in the States, could be created out Of
it which would combine all the anti
slavery elements of the Territory as does
the present Free State organization. For
instance, the same reasons which inclined
some of our citizens to Douglas Democ-
racy, would arraign them against Republi-
canism. We have also old line Wings in
our midst, who, however devoted to free
dom in Kansas, do not sympathize with
the anti-slavery tendencies of Republi-
cans. Again, many, formerly Americans,
who act with Us now, would not join the
councils of the proposed organization
All these forces are now happily allied,
and fight shoulder to shoulder in the great
campaign whose success and reyerses are
so exciting and absorbing as to render US
oblivious of all side issues. Let US not,
il any temporary lull of the strife, suffer
ourselves to be scattered by divisions of
sentiment on unimportant matters, lest we
should fall an easy prey TO the watchful
foe. Numerous though we are, we cannot
afford to lose any fraction of our vast
majorities. whose very numbers have over
awed our enemies.
It is said that the Republican party has
larger scope, seeks to extend the bless
ings of liberty over all the Territories, and
that We, having secured our own liberties,
should come under that banner and extend
a helping hand to other infant States,
whose fates are not yet so happily decided.
We repeat-we do not yet feel ourselves
enfranchised-wet think that the theatre
Of war is not yet removed from our own
SOLVE feel that the field of our strug
gle Is that to which sil eyes are still turned
I'VE believe that to circumscribe our
efforts TO the absolute securement of free
dom in Kansas, is to do the best service to
the cause of the Republican party.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21
City Newspapers.

A gentleman of intelligence, who had
been travelling considerably in the Terri
tory, and among the rest stopping at the
various hotels in Lawrence, wished us to
inform him why it was that the hotels in
the place did not keep files of our city
newspapers for the benefit of travellers :?
"Why," said he, 81 have been around
this morning trying to find late numbers
of your city papers, to post me up in the
general news of the Territory, as well as
the local news of your town, but to my
disappointment, and chagrin even, l
could not find copy of either, until I
reached the Commercial, regular liquor
selling establishment, and there | found
full supply of not only home but for
eign papers. And what interested me as
much, found the house literally pat
ronized, and all the gentlemen saw there,
were either engaged in reading the news,
or else commenting on the same" He
continued, 81 never allow myself to pat
ronize liquor house, but I will confess
that the opportunity to acquire informa-
ton which this house afforded, almost in
duced me to change my boarding place"
We need not comment on this matter.
If our hotels cannot afford to keep our
local newspapers on file for their own
benefit, we are confident it would be a
paying investment for them to do SO for
the benefit of their customers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-21

Mr.. FILLMORE. the very gentIemanly
Utah Correspondent of the n. Y. Herald,
returned to this city on Monday last, from
his visit to Salt Lake City. He appears to
be in good health, but his sun-browned
features indicate that he has seen some
hard service since he left Kansas early last
spring. He gave US many interesting de-
tails of the country he passed over, and
the people he saw. most of which many
of our readers have already seen in the
n. Y. Herald.
We learn from Mr.. F. that the Mormons,
who left Salt Lake City on the approach
of the Army, have all returned, and are
again in the quiet possession of their
homes. Much poverty and destitution
exists among them. The power of Brig
ham Young is departing, and the people,
who have been duped by him, are begin
ming to show signs of returning sense.
The Army is now encamped in Cedar
Valley, forty miles from Salt Lake City.
Col. JOHNSTON is building barracks in
which to store his munitions of war, ten
miles south of his present camp.
The Volunteers are returning to the
States, under the command of Col Bee.
They were passed by the mail train, 112
miles this side of Salt Lake City. Many
of the officers will also return On furlough
this fall.
Associate Justice SINCLAIR was met by
Mr.. F. eight days out from Salt Lake
City. When he arrives there, the Courts
viii be recognized. 1t is said that
Brigham Young will be called into Court,
both as a suitor and witness, when, it is
appreheDded, there will be movement
among the Mormons, if at any time
The Courts are expected to make vigor-
Gus assault on polygamy.
Mr.. FILLMORE will accept our thanks
for the valuable information he has fur
nished us.