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Bailey Springs.

OINCE the death OF Ar. Bailey eeletrzte Sgrgs
- have been uucchssed hy company, who bsYe
nodeled the en;ire premises buit uamber spa
cio1s rooms. be ides any other improvements
sary for thc comfort Of visitors
with regard 10 the curative properties % BsiF-y
Springs their gcacy have ben so fairy and sstisfsc0
rly tesc-c In thousands % instances render
necessary the part Of he prop ietors say oId
TO heir virtues Sufcs II to av, hncvrr that Il
grnersly not univerF alr Conceded that the
q the q lowing diseases. Barley SPRINGS srs
passed BY any IN the world white swa ll1r, Te ter
ScFenuis Drupsey Dyspet st-, Female Dis - vel
As all Venerea and CutAnesus Diseases Of every decr7
ton
warn and Cold BATHS VIII D. furnished for the visit
tors.
The Sori1gs open Summer and winter sna th8
confidence N them IL that there lass
than 1fty visitors present They located Lauder
dale county Alabama, miles from Floreus snd
now most accsssio ts al sectiuns regusr line Of
stages and hs Is viii TWICE A DAY fr0u Tus cum
ba 70 the Spri-gs eOnnecEg with the they pass
ru-cumbia eEeh way.
The se4lify Of the Springs unsurpassed eeinE
pleasant and healthy eeuntry, with me fishing and
hunt ng grounds.
large Livery Stable has been erected Il the Springs
and every description Of vehicles svays Be had
Ten-pin Alleys Billiard fables and every dssctpfio1
Of smusemsnt may be found on the premises.
ootllion and Dancing Parties sivsn regularly 3urng
the week.
Band Of Music as been engaged Tor ths ssason.
No tsrt viii be spared part Of the uroprstoTs
10 render visitors comfortable ard sgI able
ap23-ff EiLlS. CONNER d co.
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RATEs or oHARGEs.
DUNLAP
CHAEYBEATE SPRINGS,
Near Bolivar, HaTteman County. TeEa.

near DDkltdES udEtCMAA OOuAtgs IrHns
rTHHE undersignsd viii reopen these cs'ebrafeJ
Il SPRINGS for the second season. on A0ND z
the f0th Of Nay, having pisesi the Brudines sni
Grounds IN IS aDe c1ndiIipc any watering Place h
the Southwest. The Gf0und have been extsrdsd IA
beaafined win evergree1 shrubbery the forest cea
sni graded, the room painted and furnished win ne
ctton mattresses the Ball Room decorated and prf IN
dne condition the three Ten Pin Allsys AM svns- hV
bee1 pat In sesd order
rue waters, ttnere bes1s i've SPRING 4 cou-ist u
Cbelybeatr, sulphur and Pee Stone and tow IN sbnn-
dance sUnncisnt for 900 psrsons Day ard thr clrs
tive properties Of the waters for all Whs are an ID
with propssy Dyspepsia. Running Sores and ar the
Diseases ef zen ATS areestaolished ard qua ante
he Dunlap springs ible BY the Miss sfpui
Central and Tennessee Rsroad being sttuatsc orr :
niles fem Bolivar 20 fron GFaRd Junction and 70 f ID
Memphis BY ran Racks running in con ticn a
The from Bolivar being oziy dvs hours run f-om
Memphis 70 the Springs he traveller ls ed
against exorbitsnt charges the fare berg 50 cents n 81
the railroad depot to the springs and % for bag
gage and servants.
There is also enc running stream and excellent ssh
ng grounds With carriage road to the creek only
quarter Of mile from the Spi g. and asuodancs Of
Wild turkeys ducks and sqri-r-ls
Prof Hessrg with his Hne Brass ard String Bsnd is
sngsgsd f,r the ard VIII snveR the ruests IN the
day with B-ass music. ard at night with Sting music
J. O. EADEl nan,
ap21-dawtm Prupri tnr
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N Advertissnenss directed 70 Be csp,sved Or ,t m
A-ss types cAAzged DoUBEE retes.
fesry sd-srtissrs vi lBe ehsrEsa sxtrs fOr eeca-
pxing Peoe 0rer cont-so and when LARGE TYR IS re-
% es uss sT he advertisement kept On insids e
N yssy .d-srtserA VII Be charged sztr. at regular
- ror Hsnts. Rests, Removals. oOPartaeship No
,!2- rszzsIEz- kDVEnrIsrEs Huzr n PAID FOR
u- No sasertisenent ,tu sysssr N the weekly pane,
1nless ey s.,essal oonirec4
Adre.tisezasnis . be inserted In the weekly paper
te echar-,ea A. Per souare for ever inscrtipn :
1nnruEcing candidates for state, coaasy ana NJ
~ pl o1oss, IS each, 10 be paid a sdvance In ever
E1- An sdvetisensats for Charitable Instttu,ions
IN Companies Ward, Tow1, and other Public N.etnEs
tSbs charged hsH price
r MxrriAzSs and Desths are passisAed a. news hut
oetnsrles Teuies Of Rsspec: and Funsrsl Invsatoss
sother a3vertisementE - y
~ An Legal saa TTansiunt Asvsrsiss@.ats wln be
narged ~ the tnsertisn.
n Editorial Nstioss N Local ossumn vt os ehs-Ksc
eocnts per lire.
n No dstur1aon Or uii.ison VIII be made from the
sTssolsr rates.
Eo..AEEHAE. fRousDALs DILL
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Asvs wish to encJarags ard pst-onize ssuih m
rsIurs sDd enfsrprise Vi pubsh dernfe tsrns
afr<rf erenfs Of Urivfslties Scbo Is
sntbe South efuy illustrated ard realty prntrd O.
due coored ptptr at ach % ea-h mher Of the Hs-
srDe Those wishing n lr afvrrt 70
the trt nunbezs VIII plssss i0Fvsrc tber fsvors fhoy
further 4eisy. ny11-ecxex
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DR. JAMES M, KFILER-

ID ESPBOTFULIY his rFsf-ssions services to the
II e.hEens Of Memphis and It's vicinity.
Els residence Is McCzu street next to that Of A
r. Douglass.
0nee IN 6reerllv's Building Main street south Of
Uni n seoood q. -here he may be tound hsurE
Enlasa pF0fezssonziiy -nEzzed junf7-diy
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Il ESTA URaL II.
MAY 22, 1863 =.
3 ATEMAk & he RM o N

MeMPHIs, 1BNHRSSRz-
TN announcing the opening OF RESTAU- -
1 RANT, tozelher VII . ehaics assortment -.
sf bottled win s3i IL ,L1nfon poEter Sc3teh l
Ale hc- We BEG leavs 10 acc easlnt you with <AxkzE
our discrimination to sseci D0ne bat the ehsr .
aost approved qualities Of the cirent descriptions O.
each by which means shalt an times, have II In
sur power insure f'ents ard customer such
articles a. will we trust merit their appreciation and
obtain for rs q conilnuancs OF n II favoTs =.
Ills our lntsn n likewise, 10 keep constant snuply
4 Bottled Wine- Porter AIs and Cider IN readiness.
the fsrmer direct from the docks, to insure It's bens
genuine As impaired e
Our tern and prises win be found fair snd roderste
beinr "a culafed 70 aord competent rcmune atten 70
the seller, without satjecng the paTonsse 70 inpe'-
ton go !. o .
Reysns for announcement tAe earfui ssiscion o.
cur STOCK and the strct attenti1n whica We shan rn
forIv dive 10 the due execution OF al orders vh which
vou NAY b. pl ssed 10 favor We loos forward vith
ana ere "a REQ ivfng proofs Of your sppr baton D.
reortitfnn OF your coumsnds and rtsin. very re-
specsfulig YOUR obec tent hon. le servants,
IN f,cvrs AWE ehTExAN hHEBMOH.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
&W@ ssEszE
R A IL R o A D
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

OAA<A-NO OE oOMM IL
ON and after WEDNESDAY,, February .. 1887. the
" Trains on this road viii run follows, (SdndAys
excepted
Ths Maj and Passenger Train VIII Pan0lA daily Al
7 A. NJ. and arrive At Memphis ct 10 A NJ
Returning, leaves Memphis al p NJ, and arrives At
Pamela al 6 p. n.
ne Freight and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
aaiiy 81 $40 M and arrives at Panois at n A.
Returning. leaves Pamela at y A. Il, and arrives II
Memphis 81 P. N
Persons travelling on the NAL Train spend I've
hours n Memphis and retnrr on the same day.
Passenger Train makes dl-ect ernnecti0n At Memphis
Eith the Memphis and Charleston Railroad gon< East
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going Nsrth.
The Freight and Accommodation runs In connection
with Stage and frvn the foI.ving phases 0sklxnd
Preston and Grensas. there making Connection viii
Stages through Carrotoa and Lexingtcn thence
northern ermini OF the Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton. Jackson and New Orleans.
Through Tickets for Grenada Be obtained at n
Memphis Depot.
This much ne shortest routs passengers lesv
ing Memphis by morning train arrive Grensda tn
same evening, having daylight the whole way.
n. ". NEWELL,
-4.aas
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At torn eys at Law,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS, TsNNESsKK.
GFFTcE suuth side Cou-t str ct nrst ooor vest os
W Main, I'D stairs, viii pr1c-f7s n al Courts o.
Hsnp,is, tk- Elsveaih Ctreuit and the Supr ne and
ResrHi Courts al Jscfson. Prozpt teu5ion given to
The coE-ctsn Of claims IN West Tsnnsssee and North
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esUsTEs n. eARLASD--..-...wM. n RASpoL
GARLAND & RANDOLPH.
ri. n. 4 II. L BEDFORD,

A FT0RNgTs At Law Lgtrl- Rock Arkansas The
n unsettled Law business uf Pie Pike & Cumuins.
Cunmins ana cuEDtas GAriHrd is IN our hands 70
ak<snnec to- Juu2-sfu
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PORTLAND ant all lnportsnt p5in.s,
GORTH a N ID EAST.


A. Ciicag1, e0nnecting with hiehigan Certral Cars
l'avlng tae sane lsp1. for Detro {, Niagara Falls
Ro hester Albs1y New York Boston, and sll Eastern
and Atlantic Cites. Only tw1 changes OF cars frC m
csro 70 Mis- ant thrss frOm Ca 10 70 Albany, and
flar from Cairo u New York. Tine f-oE Cairo 70 New
York, - hours Connects a. Sau1ova with Ohio and
Il sssipp Railroad from 81 Louis ana Tineeuues At
Para, with trains % the Terra Haute, Alton snd ST.
Louis Railroad. 20 Iudiauapciis LoCisvis and CtDcn-
aiij At neea-nr, with main line Express fer Galens
and Dunietth-the later cUnne-tfrg with t-Ains 20
springdeld Naples Rock Issn1 Burlington and Quincy
Al trains from Cairo connect a. Sandovsl with the
oho ami Mississippi trains for St Louis ami Cinein
nati
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have added 10
teir Rolling Stick twenty superb st4tsr01m seeping
cars each Of which viii eoniOrtably berth Afty
gers.
ThFOuSh Tickets.
Ether BY StsGab0a ST. LSuis aad faenes by Rail-
rocf o. TO Cairo, ard hence By Railroad to AP0tnfs
NORTH
gooifor yeas, sn1 allowing hodsrs 70 stop at any
point and resume heir seats at pleasure and all infor
nation rspsc leg the route Be urel appica
tion st the Comp sngs on "a 10 Jeh u rect doors
east % the Commercial not-i. Memphis.
.r-r.u WILLIAM MORIN, Agent,
For Illinois Central and Oh sni Mississippi Railroads,
snf Rsi rrsd Lir e o. stsan-rs- mari4-ty
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soUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

FhUEs" II NJ UT ENIf NUH
. RRANGEMsHTs have enaiiy been perfeeted 70. We
a permanent esfabi hment Of tbis xsfine and =.
are abe 10 azpouncs the issue Of the - numoet "
lane IN cory already In the hands OF the printer
md rapidly As the issoios OF
ars. number permit. The Efitar deems himself for
tsn IN securing rfnting Et TIE extensive esteo-
lshment OF the Morning Bul etln Company Wrose un-
surp.ssed facilities and WI estabishei reputation,
guarantee style Of tyPossphy worthy the literary e-a-
acteT 0f-the work
their day as practicecle tnAt
Ne nay nx upon the OF edition, The WORK win
not be sterenytvpaf.
Tss pnbliesfiin once VII Be II the Countinr-Roo Of
h@ Balien couDsny, i5 AA1snn street the Editorial
Rson over the River BsDk. o0rntr A4in and ksci-on
Streets Be ADDRESSED 70 he kditer or 70 the
Bulleifn Company. The Following are the
"a r.r,ns Of lbscrfuticn invs-isbiy 10 advance:
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FORD, nEGBlE A. CO.,

CIIGE Of the Big Collar. 2sl
= Main street opposite Court sSs4fh
] !. ].
Square Memphis. Teun. Man. E4f4A
ufac- urers and wholesale and SSZz% -
retail dealers IN sacclery snd A2ffT ~
Harness, ana GenFral Agsu fe14ESts tD
for the sale ,. Gin and Mil ZIAEEE4
Binds OF every description. u ~ Is(l
KEep constantly on hxnd,. for S.1
sale low for o,sh prompt pay Q
: large assortment Of Saddles E-L-l = : ID
Brides and Msrtingals, Buggy ~~SeS'SSS
Carriage Stage Wagon D-ay ana Plovr Harness R,,na
Strides, Collars, Hknes whips Saddle and Carat Bars
sc &c Sad1is Frees Saddierr and H,rness vateT.Is
Patent and Enameed LeAh@r and Clsth shirtinE Har-
ness, Brittle. Upper Sole Lsetng and Wh.ng Iesther
Deer Skins. &C. 81.
Having practical knowiedz. Of our busire.s we hope
70 ease. work made to order ana warranted
FORD, BE.sBIs & co.,
mari 1aw Successors 70 z J. B. L Winu
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rToRwgY AZ LAW, Memphis, Team References
a aessrs WARD Jones, Phlllps white, Lamb,
1Sr1E 4 Oo HcClanshkn, Tronsdsie Dill Milton
rutrzu kles Owes, Esq. n. avery Bsq-. henpnis
rsscr an stsfrs. at the corner Of Mzll and Madison
strress nex1 DOR to Gsyoso Savings 1nsfituton
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WH. p. ARTCK

G. n vEzoER- .-gso. c. FARRIKeToS...o. TEksER
Kerger. harrington g. Terger,
ATrOREEKs AT Law, kBKPHIs, TENN.
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Transportation.

for 8a.f .fim0res w Washington, New
Work, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the EastI
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0RESTISs, Bolivar Osu7ty, Nsslsslppi General Land
Il AGENT fr ATkz1sas ard Mississippi
kEFEzEscEs- Gov. 4 ;. Fcste, hemptis1 brooke
sz-des vicEsbzrS. ap7i-dsm
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DR. ORvILLE r. EARLY

fl&te Of Alsftssfpp1 ]
ITAyIEG located psrzsnently IN Memphis. odsrs his
III professional services frens and persons IN
the country. Special attention viii givn
% Obstetrica and ali diseases Of women and ch-
drcn-
Residence on the coTner Of HcTnAuso street ana
Browns Avenre- Oms-, Sc Madison strset ry7 fy
TTyALgER q E'c0 EETOo Lsryers Memphis Ten.
w resses- o1oe, No. p south side Court Square.
apIs
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LoYEIoY 8 HARPER.

ATToRNgTs 1T Law, cnarI stos, Eiss VII prac-
n toe IN tbs fco1irg souBtes Of Ncrth Mississippi
Tallshatchss. eano a. Yslobashs- Carroll, sunnoweT
ne fsoerai Court Ponfotoe and the Supreme C0ur
AZ Jacfson Prumgt stt@ntio win be paid 20 the Csee
tio1 = Cisin7 placsd il their ha1ds ~
RxYEsENczs = vEtssz, Gran Benton, Hofi,
sprtness Miss; ~ p stearns Oxford, Mics
fisner jackson, Kiss watt Nebae n nobley, y Or
le.1s. Ia spl5-sn
EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
fT0REBY AT Law, Aemphis. Tenn once Sefer
u son street. midway ths Post o1ce Buiaelng.
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WILLIAM KENyEDY, JE,
A TfORHET AT LAG-OnHs sver Gsyoso Bnnk Build
81 ing Ms1issa street Meu,phis Tenn. nyI1Iy
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as DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS <xHa
SS&9sEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. &Y

DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention the
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption Group, In
auen Ahaa Bronchitis and all other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
He wdeyote particular attention to the treatment Of all Skin
DisessesLumbago scofua Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles, all
ransement of the Stomach Liver and Bowels
chronic Female Diseases Special attention will be given
treatment Of ibe Eye aud Ear.
Dr. Baakee has made discovery Of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Csaracn per-
vision to the Eye without the knife Baa
produce thousand perfect
IN curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers FisiuA swenes
Tumors Of every description and without knife
Special be Dr. Baskee for the
treatment Of the last namod Diseases they will require
advice and attention Dr. Baakee most
skfuI and celebrated Surgeons Physicians now living
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city in
the world.
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee (encosng postage stamp
1--WE cen from any distance, correctly stating nature Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. patients
treated by correspondence, free Of charge
s3-Omce hours from sA. htoeP.M
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
ssomcs IaO BAro.n. street. below roydras street Ns~o
eAnz La. ial6 ly&W
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To vour representatIou ON mi. matter than bv conn
municatna 10 you. for the iuformatiop Of the over
1lent on the Unjtted states. copy OF reuIv which
hav received ero,n ne T,os,5 n sd,ai,.lf ~ the
reference which Vim made de 70 s them on the recspt n
your letter, from which you viii perceive that the
Lords Commissioners have highly disapproyed the
conduct OF Commander Moresby, and have directed
tna ne should be removed from the station where he
might again have TO deal with vessels suspected OF
being engaged in the slave trade.
There can be no doubt that the detention Of the
rahcnita and the sending her 10 New York constitu
teo an inlfacton Of the treaty between Great Britain
ana .ne unted States but the views which the Brit
isn Aamfai on the station has taken OF Commander
p5oesedings IN this case and the terms in
wncn tne uspleaaere Of the Lords OF the Admiralty
nave oeen conveyed Q that officer, will feel assured
oe satisfactory 70 the Government Of the United
STATES
bnt ieei equally assured that great allowance viii
pc maoe py tne Uossfnment o. tne United States for
onicers charged with the suppression Of the slave
trade, who are compelled TO witness the frequent and
unchecked abuse OF tne American nag IN the prose-
cuton OF tne ade ana VINO see tnat, under the pro-
lection OF tnat nag and 10 consequence OF no Ameri-
can ship-ofwar having ior nearly Twelve month
appeared on ,ne station tne nesfous trafnc Is now
carried on In the most open and daring manner, and
with constantly increasing activity.
Ia corIooofation OF wnat have stated above, peg
leave 10 transmit copies of dispatch and Is lnclos
ures received AZ the Admiralty from Rear Admiral
sir rredenck Grey, the oi1cer commanding ber Ma
]esty navsi force on the west coast OF Africa which
contains tne most recent information upon the sub
Ject WHICH mas reacned her Majesty Government.
have the honor to be, etc,
=, AZ SsDos.
IN connecHon WIN this suplect tne washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun writes
1t is suggested in some Quarters that the President
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The following order from the officer in command OF
the troops still in Florida shows that active opera
tions against the few Indians left not expected:
HEApouARTERs. DRPARrMENr FLORIDA,
Fort Brooke, May Is. 1858.
l. Capt. J. Mcneil with his party OF guides and
traers will proceed TO the vicinity Of Lakes Pierce
and Marian, where Indian signs were recently dis
covered and examine the country thoroughly thence
to the eastward as far as Indian river, and TO the
northward far the headwaters OF the St Johns
river. He will endeavor 10 establish friendly commn
nieaton with the small band Of Tallahassee Indians,
supposed to be in that section of country in further
ance Of which object he will secure detailed instruc
tons from these headquarters
g. Capt. L. G. Lesly, with his party OF guides and
trailers will proceed to Lake Istopoga and examine
the country around that lake after which he viii
scout the country within twenty miles OF the western
bank of the Kissimmee river, as far north as Lake
Kssimmee carefully examining the country border
ing on said lake. In the event OF bis discovering
fresh Indian signs, he will comply strictly with the
special instructions given him from headquarters-
Ill. The Colonel commanding reposes full cona-
dence in the discretion OF Capts. Mcneil and Lesly.
They will habituay cause white flags TO be displayed
by their parties and should they fall in with any
Indians they will explain TO them through the inter
prefers the kind intentions OF the Government in
their behalf On account viii they enter into hos
tility with the Indians except In self defense.
~. Officers of the Quartermsster and Subsistence
Departments will furnish the acquisitions OF Cap
tsns Mcneil and Lesly. the supplies necessary for
their respective commands.
BY order of Col. Loomis.
fHEo. TABor, A. Asst. Adji. Gen.
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The st. Louis Republican Of the 4th Inst thus ana
Lies the latest news from the Tsrrtory Of Utah:
Let see how the matter stands Tho last m
thentc news from Gov. Camming WAS brought ~
Mr.. Gilbert, Of Weston, who met him on ths I011 q
April, some thirty miles from Great Salt Lake City.
where great preparations had besn made 70 rcccf4o
him he was under an escort Of Mormons, It ~
bead Of which was LockweI, the DANTE, and othH
equally worthy individuals
The next news from that quarter comes 70 - by
way Of San Fnncisco, and wholly from Mormoo
sources As Nef As we can make It out. ttere &C.
counts from Great Salt Lake City to the 24th Of
March. Nothing is said about the expected advent
Of Gov. Cumming in the Mormon city, hat it i repre-
senfed that Brigham Young had issued prOc3ams-
tion commanding his followers not to fight, nor even
oppose the army Of Gen. Johnston. and q The army
advanced to retire from the northern TO tbs southern
counties. The hegira had already begun, and III
thoughts OF war or lighting had been abandoned
Now comes the latest accounts across the pIains,
for which we are indebted to Capt. Weaver Writing
phen Reneberger. United States Mail Agent, arrived
here this morning in four days from Fort Kearny,
having left Camp Scott on the 6th Of May--I and Of
course bringing news about four wsss later than sn
ernor Cumming, with his staff, had attempted TO el
| ter Great Salt Lake City, but were driven back to
Col. Johnston's camp by the Saints. The Mormo1s
are in arms, and determined to resist the Unieed
| States troops to the last ~
Capt. Weaver adds to the note Gen. Harney,
who is still here, is OF the opinion that the has
just begunthat the MorInons will endesvor to main
tain their ground to the asand that the late report
of the peaceable reception OF Gov. Cumming was al
intended rse to gain much time as possibIe-y
The reporter for the Associated Press. at Ieaven~
worth City, gives some additional particulars The
news from Camp Scott is to the 9Th May. On that
day, two Mormons came into Camp Scott, with dis
| patches from Gov Cumming, at Great SzIk Lake
City, for Secretary Cass. Nothing known At the
City. The troops were expected % move towards
the Valley by the latter end OF May. These items