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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE,S
@ . e = O q M d lie pills.
Prepared sem q prescription Of Sir y. Clarke N.
fsysiciaa Eesraordiaargte TIE Queen.
Thisinvaiuabe medicine Ii unfaing in the cure Of u
those painful and dangerous diseases which the f.
male constitution 10 subject. 1t moderates ali excess
and removes distractions, and speedy cure may b.
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. II will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Pilsshould not b. taken by5cnd,es durinc az
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy az kAey ar
to bring ASscdrrid0s. out az any other TIM
they are sas.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Adectiens Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Papita.
tion Of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills win
effect cure when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calo-
mel, anthony, any thing hurtful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Late /. C. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-e1,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORIZED Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills by re-
turn mail. For sale by
dec 16-d WY. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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New York, June 81.
Nour-oQ1lOc lower and heavy. Sales 10000 bbls Al
~ 5000 70 for super state % 954 O5 for extra state
~ soa W for super western; % so04 10 for
Sales 600 bbs at "a 2O5 20 for extra Small saies
Flour At % O00S 81.
Wheat-More plenty and &c lower. Sales 10000 bush
Ct SO0sic for bound Chicago Spring; sS092c for Mil
Club; u OO0l o. for Red winter Western 81 Gs for
white do. "
kye-Frmer Sales 900 bush at TO072c.
Barley-Quiet at 566k6Oe.
Corn-Drooping. Sales 900 bush common mixed
at 7007Okc.
Oats-Dull. Sales at 4047c for State and Western.
Psrk-Dull. Sales 800 bbls ut SIC 75Ql16 50 for
mess, and $13 70 for prime
Beef-Quet and steady
Gut Meats-Quet.
Lard-Heavy. .aes 100 bbls at 10a(l11e.
Butter-Dull. Sales at 10017c for Ohio, and 100
zoe for State.
Cheese-Quiet ut S0Sc.
Nhiskey-Saes 100 bbls at 23c.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills,

Prepared By Cornelius L. Lneesensas, m d., Ne,c
YORK. City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result ofa long and extensive practice They are mild
In their operation and certain in correcting all rregu-
Painful removing all
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the
side, palptation Of the heart, disturbed Sleep which
arises from interruption Of nature +s
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, u they will brine
on the monthy period with regularity Ladies' who have
been disappointed in the use Of ether Pills. can place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing al
that they representa- do
NOTICE
they should not be used during Pregnancy a. nis-
earrisEe would certainly result thercfrom.
Warranted pnrelyvegetabie, and from anything nju
riousto life or health Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 3l,u0 sent by
mail on enclosing el to On. CoRNgII T. CHxrsrr,s
Box ASH, Post Once, New York CRY sold by an
Druggist in every town in the United states -
n. r. HUTCHINGS
General Agent for the United States
l6S Chambers st., New York
To whom all Wholesale orders should be Addressed
Sold by SouIREs Z nLoss. Burlington. Isept3-bp1y
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This y the life Of agony endured ~ NE sufferer from
Fever and Ague. Hewanders like m uncersaln ahad:
ow, never knowing Wat moment he may Be prclraeed,
and therefore disncned 70 give any sesious attention
- business. He Il burden 70 him.elfand bnrden y
biz friends, who ont in administering 70 hs
wants This 10 the condition OF thousands in town and
country II II no exaggeration TO say that Fever and
Asas kills more people than any twenty other diaeases
n America For and speedy Of this
a'etion, We take great pleasure in recommending DR.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTVRs, which have a.
ready achieved wide reputation for rapid and power
ale6ects in renoyating the system Frustrated BY this
disease.
iun4 l.1m NJ
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TEAEGRAPHIC.
St. Louis. .Juna

st. Louis, June l9
Leavenworth despatch states that Gen
Harvey, staff and escort left for Utah on the
morning of the 18th.
The river fell inches during the "a hours
ending at last night, making fall of Is
inches in all. At this rate it will take two or
three days yet to discover the leyee and side
walks. All upper streams are falling SLOWLY
Weather clear and very warm.
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!YsREs.-About two o'clock on Sunday morn
y, 6se was dicovered or the outside Of Kee
y Block, on jefferson street, which created
rest excitement among the yelling ones, but
y soon eztingnished, without any material
mage Tie FIRE was carefully y: a. corner
the house, and shielded from wind and OBJ
Fration by dFy-goods box, placed there foS
purpose.
At the same hour on Monday morning, q fire
PIKE ont in the rear Of barber shop on the
pee, which was easily extinguished. II was
Dried in the same manner as the othsr. Both
p Fers, hey doubt, the work Of incendi.
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considerable land is likely TO lay idle for
rant Of time to plant corn, we desire to
lea fer reasons why farmers should SOW
ngarian Grass seed. The advantages in favor
'as crop we give, as they are stated to US
- sal, Of Monroe county, who first intro
sdaAAe West in 1888, from Seed de-
tas the Patent Office by person
Ne name Of Gleason, who obtained
Desas, from which he raised two gallons oil
bringing this TO Iowa, which vas sown in
I'VE county in 1853 by Mr.. Fall.
y Fall asserts, and it is confirmed by eve :
ae Who has raised crop, that it is worth
pHSeper acre to feed any kind OF stock, ex-
) Logs Is corn.
lean be thoroughly ripened and secured
y sovn ~ late as the 18th of July. Mr..
haEag grown { crop last year sown July
sheA did not come up till the last of July.
y direction for growing it is. prepare the
psrd well, but do not cover the seeds very
p--sud SOW only one peck to the acre. Ev-
nan Who cultivates one acre will be sorry
lid not SOW Eve.
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Troy, June 90.
The extensive -four mill of Bills, Thayer &
Usher was destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning, with . large quantity OF -four and
grain. The loss is estim ated at from $50, 900 to
$4,000, on which there is an insurance of
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.Bach's American Compound.

-Odcu AmeIlCaU ION pOUuU.
The Greatest Remedy i'm the World.
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints
Colds, Coughs liberated and Sore Throat scrofula,
Salt Rheum. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Fluor
Albrs {oF Whites,) Cankcr and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, Darrhma. Weak Stomach, In fact in any case Of
Weakness. inflammation. or Impure
Blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend it.--Having used
your Baeh's Amerc an Compound in a number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfuly recommend 1t -
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. NJ Belts, NJ. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. y, august "a, 1856.
We have hundreds Of Certificates f;om Physicians,
corroborating the above statement which We can pro-
duce II necessary. See Bacs's Rect. Books and CIV.
e1ldrs for Certificates
] For sails by sQUIRES BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers lin Medicine generally.
n COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. v. X. Coventry 4 Col
Sole Proprietors, So Gsneses ST., Auburn, N. r.
nov1S-bply
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- soLipEk's BRIDE-AN ExcrrIxd Re-
.0A--scae four or FIVE months ago. a worthy
n ~ mn county married blooming wid.
~ iesria and brought her home in tri-
:. enosauy proud Of his buxom bride
assG pair got along finely, With no
p ~ oescsfs tbe snn Of matrimonial felici.
patti - days ago, when - gentleman
hsr.sd : " the asmy," suddenly appeareA
\ peaceful tkbitation Of the happy BRIDE
~, "a elaine. = che bride % s.his osea," By
NJ rizbt O,;.e . s'aesns" occurred. The
~ upon one knee. !. tbs srne cavalier
ssIsse de lady, and d, ling . dirk from
asi. swore be would put an end to MS
v e.'stence unless she would . w''n n,m.
~ Ae dirk with the point ia tn region
- uninformsd 10 anatomy locate sns
40 shFeatened self destruction. lse
\. oaA IN fun and half in earnest, gave
- = he hall. distracted soldier gentle
80 s.ased the point Of the dagger to
his desh eighty, whereupon be
" and called for bandages, which
49, nd de- vosnd dressed. Having
~ - ~ sbeck, the soldier went up
- talking . Ahort time to the
!, Il. ~ - sader one arm aud her trunk
~ ~, -, eaded both into Z buggy and
,eh.S ~ wyanet. The husband NO q
Y 80 nads after the flying pair,
No. fanet in time 70 get out pro-
4 49,, go, but owing 70 some informal.
~, n.ss sold water" and, consequently,
-. ~ .hs nan and woman. They took
\ 49,; - - bat we're overhauled at the
=, sosfe the woman swors that the
= M Asf iasful husband, she having
some years ago, but mot hearing
long time believed him dead and
~ -. Sas preferred 70 20 With him,
-, les Nee her second husband, Of course,
ssshlss distress. Bureau Co. Dam.
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We have seen some very fine Photo
pPlic views Of several points in the city, ta-
By Mr. Vanselow. They are neat pictures,
Vel - faithful hkenesses Of the places they
resent They are for sale at Browns.
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g Or. CHRfsTiE's AGUR BALsAM il the bes
remedy for the permanent OF Chs and Fever re-
yer and Ague, Dumb Ague, and all rnaarous diseases
incident TO this climate.
Ihas never been known 70 fail when the directions
have besn strictly followed. II IL purely Vegetable
Compound containing neither Arsenic Qunne Strycf.
nine Or anything Of poisonous deleterious nature
Il has had for years. the largest sales Of any remedy,
Tor specific disease ever offered to the public.
i has attained its immense popularity through its
own merits: sgreat power 10 curing disease sin
guar harmiessness and freedom from hurtfui ingre-
dents 1t can be taken BY the helpless infant, vgor
Gus youth, and feeble age, without injury, and al
ways with benefit. Thousands in every State in the
Union where the disease PREVAILS have realized ana
will testify to it, Basamic and curative powers Price
81 90 per bottle, or bottles for $500.
For sale BY Druggists generally. fjune1.1m
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from the New York Nexa.l

We esteem : pleasure resting upon our absolute
knowledge Of it, merits, to recommend Prof. Wood
Hair Restorative the best article OF the kind viii
which We are acquainted, and which has done, under
cur own observation, all that 1t ciaims-and II claims
everything implied In its name.
This article, In Short will restore gray hair 70 liz
original color and add to Its growth and beauty where.
ever any blight and disease has checked that growth
marred that beauty. This has been proved in
~ within few weeks and in numerous other cases
related TO " without the knowledge proprietor
W. have only to add that this valuable article
for sale BY the proprietor, At No. si2 Broadway and
ia Market Street, st. Louis.
CAurros-Beware Of worthless limitations, as several
are already In the market, called BY different names.
Use unless the words professor woods Hair Re-
storative. Depot st. Louis, NO., and New York; are
blown 10 the bottle Sold BY al Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers IN the United States and Canadas.
june1.1m
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~rAoe he ConsegApt Case.
..,ved he following note last evening:
SfAfg or Iowa.
OrrIcs CLEsk SUreEAE Couar,
DIS Noiuxs, JuEs II, 1858.
\ DID, Esq. e,.s
49, 4 The case Of State ex 70 Ciag-
= q Dsahan, reversing the Judgment Of
Djsuics Court.
respectfully years. &C..
LEWIS KIMSEY, Clerk.
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W An persons wishing to attend the Ma
Nc celebration at Mt. Pleasant, are requested
/ leave their names with Mr.. Backus, at the
nth room in Grimes Block.
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4 Gerna9 from the interior was found
state Of intoxication, at the corner Of Main
Washington Streets, yesterday morning
sn Systematically stupe6ed and robbed Of
Aassaoie sum Of money. He was fined for
4eai0u, and borrowed money Of his friends
sta nv
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Jobu ". Torssy, editor Of the Philadelphia
- Il j aid, viii BE- nominated and elected
,hs snsi. Lecoupton candidate for Sheriff Of
!, county at the sexs election. The Office is
nth $4,000 year.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In Dubuque on Monday, June It'll, by the, Right Rev.
nsnop smitt, Mr.. A. D. HUNT, Of Lebanon Kentucky,
to Miss MARY 9. WALES, OF this city
IN this city, June 10th, by Rev. g. j. Johnson Mr..
Il. d. A. HUNT 70 Miss H. LIZZIE HINKLE.
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BED skirts and red shoes are the latest female
cuy ID New York.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
($5,OOO,)
Nv LII be paid by eiihee or the folloVjpr-- M
W CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Haven, Conn.,,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Conway, Mass, @$
HAMPDEN EfRE Insurance COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF HarrisbuFgh, Pa
% any person who shall honestly sst Ain loss by Ara
mat amount. Of property covered by their Policies
~, Ahe money y on hand and will be paid PROMPTLY
me man Who wantsit has only to call the Agent ana
get his Policy. -
Also; the same sum will be paid by the
CoNNECTlCUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. co.
OF Hartford, Conn, the
AMERlcAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE. Co
OF Hartford, Conn,
70 any holder OF one OF their Policies for that
whenever the same rhall fall Que. Husbands Ara
Fathers generally do not understand and appreciat.
the value OF Policy OF LIFE IEsUR Cali and ret
pamphlet (Which will be furnished Without chaY1e1 Ana
learn more Of the subject
The aggregate capital Of the above named Compa.
MES is over
Four Millions Of Dollars
- Policies issued for any amount desired
apr7 H. III. HAWLEY Aesn,
Jefferson ST. opposite Coolhaagh d Brooks Bank.
Geo. A. PRINCE 4 co.'s. and
~ MASON 4 HAMLINis
MELuDEOSg
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Sss ysa VA 49, u . 49, - Il
Il = q. j oQn<hss Win
ct ~ s a, = ! tolass Aessse as.i
rss2 . !. ~ I! 4.
kes niat efa - 49, - D. - sill 5,
planted y boyas extent - skip sesssy. fhers
/ will not. however, hs q l1i,5 = - p,xntsa n
corn III 49, % - IN
b larger -; ssse - asrabls
Hungarian grAM seed has and vili Is soun.
which will make up fot he .ds6uiessy % CON.
siderable extent.
The Railroad Company to-day con,msncs
putting down iron the other aide Of Rome, and
will soon be At Fairfield. This il an important
issm 70 the farmers Of Jefferson county, a. IL
will enhance in price TO some extent, ofall the
products Of the county.
The river % receding rapidly, having fallen
about four feet since lass Monday. The railroed
East will soon be above water, probably -
early a. Wednesday, when Cars will run from
East Burlington . usual 3
Grain is coming 10 mafkes but mot in large
quantities, farmers being 100 busy 10 planting,
ETC., to bring forward their wheat largely. Ii
view Of the continued vel weather al over the
country prices Of -four, wheat and corn ad.
vanced in New York, but the return Of sun
shine, aud the receipt Of favorable foreign
news has recently reduced prices to very low
figure again.
Our market is abundantly supplied with early
vegetables, strawberries, etc. But notwith-
standing their abundance strawberries sell read.
lily at from Is to 90 cts per quart
:, WHEAT-Little driving, 5oa55 cts.
FLOUR-$4,O 90 by the dray load.
CORN-25aSO cts. Seed Corn 81.
OATS-25a30c
BUTTER-l0al2} cts.
EGGS-7a71 cts per dog.
PROVISIONS-Country cured Hams. Sc.
shoulders. &c, Sides, &c. Lard, 6aS}c.
GROcERIES-Sugar. 7as;-M olessss. Belch.
RS AZ cts 10 bbls in kegs, 60; Sugar House.
'7a4O cts. Coffee, lllal2h
FRU!T-Dried Apples &c; Peaches ii cts.
NAILS-e4a4,5O.
TALLOW-Sc.
VINEGAR-lOc.
sALr-Kanah va, 60 cts; Ground Alum, 81 60
er sack; New York, 1865 per bbl.
WH1SKEY-l7a25c.
Il
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1858. Summer Arrangements. 1s5,

THE GREAT CENTRAL UNITED STA TIES
NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUT,E.
In III Ia = 81 %
TINE ONLY ROUTE MAKING SURE cONNRCTIONs
% Chicago, st. Louis, Cinclnnati Detroit, Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Buffalo, Ptsburg PHILADELPHIA Bali.
more, New York. Boston, New Engiapd and the Canadas
BURLEEG7 0N a KlSyo URIRfvER RAILROAD,
IN connection with the
Px0iRH j oo61 VIA B1iLRoADS 81 20
GOING EAST,
70 Trains leave Checsuqua, daily, az follow
iss Morning Trap SiS A. H.. and arrive as Barins
a. Afternoon Train. 2l5 =. NJ ana arriv. Al Burns-
CHICAGO, BERLLNG TON q QL1NUY X. x.
Trains leave Burlington a. follows:
iss. Morning PASSENGER sooA NJ, arrive u Chicago
"a. r. H., connecting It alssburg
%. E.snins I.ps.:: Passenger. 800 r. NJ, .rriv. j.
Trains ~ Peoria and Oqua,rka RAILROAD leaving
at the same hour for Peoria, &c.
BURkyEGT0EA MxESOuRIRIVxR RAILR0AD,
Makes clese connections with the steam Packets for
ai points On ne Mssispppd Rivsr. with theC. q
ssrs. sr ~ .ss "a
Quincy HailroaA for Quincy and So Louis: Il Mrnota
With II. lnoss Central RAilroad aleaA, Duha4ne
Michigan sssshsrsn snS Ptubsrs III Msyns !, 1 CAL
caeo Railroads. Tor ~ The principal plases apsn tAe
Auantic esabsafd.
STOcR MEN AND EHrPPERsl
WI takt notice that ~ are prspaEsd uisA sn|erisf
ttes, n ship vs slock, Yand ~ extra chAFfss 90
e1sck Ttains per week tnoas saturday ~ -
nHk ~ 80 prepared - harvard ~ caasos q nsUht
gyssA zssia k...a r1ArossA Tsa.is Ger = Nv
a. t1eSada - thsexIA. 49, ArIisaaslsa ~.
S1seSeR 80 ne1.eA NMses
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60 v.sy discrsditable feature Of the late
vi.co,.ia lsihery eass j. The fact that the R
$780,. ,c,d themselvss cheaper than the
.,,oc:r.,.. Efsy-sAree Democrats got $780,
N vl;le susasy -sAres Repsblicans got but
n7sooo. The Dsneefssa 20 only made
rre.. deal tho biggest ssle. but got the best
Gees Long sxpsr;eses ~ given them %.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

THE sciences OF Chemistry
and Medicine have been taxed
their utmost 70 produce this best.
most perfect purgative which u
known TO man. innumerable
! proofs are shown that these PILts
have virtues which surpAss ii, ex-
ceilence the ordinary medicines.
and that they win nnprecalrnteri.
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In We are requested to state that an extra
= sill leave Burlington at half past seven
lccl on Thursday morning. for Mt. Peasant,
ths accommodation Of those who may wish
au.nd the Masonic celebration at that place.
- one vay.
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40 uiahes 20 Estnsn Biz thanks 70 the
q 6spcsissd he corpse Of his youngest
y ~ psn, last .Thnfsday morning. and
- eaach The Senior Hog he will
- - eaasas IN tHe County Pea
- Hsssld.
~ 80 dspsaitsl the corpse Or
eAs1 iaAahifsA Il : brother y NJ.
- shsald Ms 70 know shich.
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John W. Ellis and Mr.. McRea, the rival can.
\htss Tor Governor Of North Carolina, re-
II net on the stump and had . free eight.
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B r. O-N-C- IA /


THESE CoUGH AND VOICE. LozRYeEs, al
~ lowed to dissolve In the mouth, have 4 di.
rect influence to the affected parts, giving ~
INSTANT RKLTEF in BRoNcHIIrIs ASTHMA -
CorGHs, Colds, and the various TnRoAT
- AFFECTIONS to which T
= Public Speakers and Singers
are liable, to whom they will be fond in
valuable; also, for clearing and giving y.
Power to the Voice. q
= From As National Era --WAsurscros -
We 30 far depart from our custom a. to
say Of BRowss BRONCHIAL TRocHIs, that \.
We have seen them tried, ana fnd them 20
excellent for Coughs, Infuenxa, Hoarse. -
From lions Herald -BosroS
Having found RRowN's BRovcHrx C
IRoCREs beneficial in . diseased state OF
the throat, We do our clerical brethren : .
6 real favor In calling their atte ntion 10 them.
sold by all Druggists, 1t rs and so cents Vn]
Per box. The large $1.00 box 10 he n
cheapest. ~ r. u
"a sou1REs BLoss wholesale and Retail -
Agents ior lower Iowa. Tjan29dwly -
B = o II S IT o N
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H-1he Albany Evening" Jossnsl
!. " aassig pesssatisas prophecy rsla-,
~ Dslk'sai psrsy:
Is s ssss & - peefY, vii slao -
- \ ullihssS 81 sIgnosine
1>e ssepsee1 - -
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Washington. June 90,

Washington, June 90.
| Col. Kane arrived here last night, bringing
dispatches from Gov. Cumming, whom he left
| at Camp Scott on the 18th May. They were
delivered to the President. Their purport has
not officially transpired, but it is ascertained
that many of the accounts with which the pub
| lie mind has been prejudiced are erroneous and
calculated to deceive the country in respect to
Utah matters generally To this fact may be
attributed the uncorteous refusal Of Col Kane
to communicate with the President. 1t is un-
| derstood that Col. Kane denies the truth of the
| Geographic announcement from Boonvills, init.
1 mating that the army would move on the arrival
| of the peace commissioners, when in fact Gov
| G. has requested it to remain where it is until
orders shall have been received from Washing
1 ton.
Contrary to the reports widely circulated,
! Col Kane does not admit that there has been
| any want Of harmony between Gov. Cumming
and Gen. johnson IS would jcopardise public
interests. He speaks in eulogistic terms Of Gen.
| Johnston and the high state of discipline In
| which the latter maintained his forces, and of
the praise-worthy spirit manifested BY the army.
| The administration are much pleased with the
| manner he 10 understood to allude to the con-
duct Of Gov. Cumming, suying that he is de.
serving Of the gratitude OF the country. There
ID great hope in Utah 10 elrewhere that the
was 10 at an end. The peace party had been
| armed sufficiently strong in time to afrsst the
march of the Mormon forces against our own
last spring.
Il Was the impression At Utah that Brigham
Young who openly espoused the cause Of the
u. s. would in this sespect be able to maintain
his position. There vas Ct ehs time strong op-
position 70 him bsfore emieraiion was resolved
upon, butsver since this feeling Of hostility has
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