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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
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IHt D9HJad1 DSdpRto6 LDHtinuc1---
Weir Caterhassl and rsna9rsd By the
CaJiAet.
Washington May lIl5. ls5s
The Iron rule" is to be continued in.
Kansas The conference "peaee mess
ure" il disturbing element in the Cab
met, having created sharper war Of
words in that branch Of the government
than has ever occurred Secretary
Floyd's policy, to cease hostlities against
Doa-las men, is bandooed, and that Of
Cobb and Thompson, to slaughter all
u uelosites and subdue the people o.
Kansas, has .inmphed. as | have before
intimated would be the result. Mr..
Buchanan, yielding to this policy of Cobb,
Thompson 4 Co, sent to the Senate YES
te.lay the nomination Of Mr. Allison Da-
vi,, rs U. 5. Attorney for the Territory
OF Kansas. Davis seems to be stran ger
t. everybody in Washington outside Of
the Cabinet, but learn that lie j. Lee
compton Democrat. He has been resi-
d mt Of Kansas for sometime. and it is
said, went to that Territory from n. Y
s ate, where he vas whir IN mber Of
tho Legislature not many years ago. Mr..
Weir, who is removed b. this appoint
m Mt, left for Kansas las, Friday. Be-
fore dsing 50 he was asked by subor-
duate officer in the Interior Department:
GLOW do You stand on Lecompson--are
you for or against the bill as submitted
to the people -
! Mr. Weir replied that he voted to
make Kansas a free State, under Lecomp-
t n, 'ast January, and should not reverse
/ his vote had no desire to do 50. He
subsequently tod Mr. Thompson, secre
tary Of the same department, that he had
laborcd sincerely with the Democrat,
party to make Kansas a slave State; thai
such had been the policy Of the party
but that it had been ruined in the Terri
tory, and nearly ruined in the country
pursuing such course, and that he wa,
done with such suicidal policy; he be
lieved il to be the policy Of the Democra
cv to make Kansas free State, and wa
opposed to Leeompton, and should vot'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
l,yncaeEs,

Some twelve men, who were engaged
ia lynciing affair at Iowa City, last
week, which resulted in the drowning of
= alr. Wilkinson, have been arrested,
and were to have had their examination
on Tuesday last. Ar. Wilkinson MAS
suspected Of having set FIRE to barn,
but It is now suspected that the owner OF
the barn set Ere TO It himself 1t. is fully
time that human life should be consider.
ed of more value than few hundred dol
l.rs and cents.
+ s. Since tAc above was in type VIC
hesf that niue Of those arrested, have
baea sent to Davenpor; for safe keeping
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Tie Bell irecas.e The New Orleans
Deita OF the 18th says:
"The damage by the Bell cravas Sc now
and eventual, to the sugar crop a5one, j.
estimated by good judges at s3,ooo,ooo
Mt least. In addition To this disastrous
item, is the destruction o. corn. other
produce, stock and fixtures The food
from the crevasse has inundated the coun
try some twenty-five mills down the riv
er, overaowing between thirty and forty
plan,atio, ), and is crawling onward to the
gulf How much further the food may
spread-who can te2 1t msy 20 tc, meet
the gulf, making clean sweep 10 tue Ba-
Ize
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
Good News for the Boys.

Tor the last year or two there has
been deficiency in the supply Of Chi,
nese tire-erackers, owing to the rebellion
in China, The consequences has been a
great advance in the price of those indis-
pen>ible articles for the ith Of July; but
this year there is likely to be an sbln-
dan &c. which viii bring the prices down.
From July lst, 1857, to February 9th,
1853, there were shipped from Hong
Kong to the United States | 1926 boxes
o. FIRE CT eckers. against 42,9.S in the
prcviou~ ycar, md $500 in the year
before that.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
From Utah.
c. Tnrrs May1@.


The Republican has derived the foil
owing, additional particulars Of Utah
news from Mr.. Garish, who left Camp
Scott, April 18th. While his informa-
ton does not fully corroborate the news
already given, it leaves no room to ques,
ton the fact that Gov. Cummings had
entered Salt Lake City.
Col. Kane, who Was sent out as Peace
Commissioner via California, arrived at
Salt Lake City on the 18th Of February.
He remained there eight days, and then
proceeded to Camp Scott. While there,
he frequently passed from the camp to
place of conference with the leading
Mormons outside. .....
| Negotiations have been entered into,
Gov. Cummings left Camp Scott on the
9Th of April for Salt Lake CITY, adv
met by gentleman on the 9th, two days
travel from the city. He was accom-
panied by Col Kane and escorted by
Potter, Rockwell, Essn aud other Nor
mons. His arrival was expected on the
18th. Handsome spar' ments had been
provided for his reception. A gentle
man we'll informed IN regard to the Nor
mons, jus, fro1, Salt Lake. told the he
publican informant that the general feel
I ing in the city was in favor OF peace, on
IL few of the leaders among them ad.
vocatiny resistance 4 scouting party
in charge of b f. Fickl D, about whose
safety apprehens ons had been felt, he
returned to camp. The provision trains
for camp Scott left Fort Laramie on the
oath OF April. Col. Hoffman was te
leave the next DAY. Captain Marcy, with
horses, mules aud about 1000 sheep
was heard from Oh the Cherokee trai
about 200 miles south of Fort Laramie
He had not been joined BY the troops de
tailed by Gen. Garland. bnt was waiting
their arrival. When heard from, his
r progress was very slow, but. thought tina
he would reach Camp Scott by the 2oti
of May. The mail party experienced
heavy rains east of Fort Larnie. Th'
roads were in wretched condition.
Powell aud Mccullough were met on tn
9th of April 20 miles from Fort kear
ney.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Esy- In Senator Broderick's speech
against the Presidents pet swindle-Le-
compton--ne said
Il hope i. . mercy, sir, to the boosted
intelligence OF this age, the historian,
when writing history of these times,
will aScribe this attempt Of the Execu-
tive to force this constitution upon an
unwilin people, to the fading intellect,
the petulent passion and trembling dotase
of an old man on the verge Of the grave. Z"
The Washington correspondent of the
y. 7, Post says:
" hen Mr. Buchanan read this he ex
claimed to friend of his why, sir, |
am only serenity four and | feel as young
and vigorous to-day as | did at fifty y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

BOSTON, Way I1.-Va i. LOrng, Of
the brig Ringold, arrived here last night.
lie reports that Oh the Both ult,. after
leaving Sierra Nora. he was fred into
By a British cruiser One Of tie balls
was buried in the mainmast, close To q g
Captains head. They were aftrw ,rds
boarded by fully armed beats crew,
who insisted on examining the briggs pa
pprs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
4 Great Discovery.

At the Democrat celebration Of the
triumph of the Lecompton Conference
scheme in Washington City. Senator
Green made speech in which he said
he was ''born Of the people I" Did any
body ever hear the like bcfore2 Such 4
birth must have been Green affair.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

MosrGoMERY, Ala, May Ii. The
Convention was in session last evening till
IL p. NJ Messrs Hunter, Harper. and
HiIliard of /. Ala, and Mr.. Hunter OF Ga,
spoke agains, tho re-opening Of the slave
trade.
In the session of to- day, MIR. Pre- ston,
of Virginia, spoke against the re-ops ming
Of the trade, and Mr.. Young in fav or Of
it.
Mr.. Spratt speaks tonight in support
of his resolution. A strong disunion
ssntimant pervades the Convention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
Republican Congressional Convention.
SECOND DISTRICT.

The Republicans Of the Second Congressional
District o.. the state Of Iowa are hereb. notified
sna. Convention will be held at Iowa City, on
Friday the 18th o. June. A. ID. ls5s. for the pnr.
po.e Of nominating Republican, candidate for
Congrt for said distrist. and the transaction oi
snca other business 80 may tie deemed necessary
for the interest % the party.
The ratio of represe ntation Of each county.
will be one delegate for every 100 Republican
Votes, anu an additional one for every fraction
over fifty, the vote for Governor at the last octo
Der election being the basis. Organized counties
having less than one hundred Republican voters
y Ill be entitled each 10 one delegafs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
Suicide Of Henry William Hs,fbel [.

A genial. kindly gentleman has met
with melancholy end. Those VIII,
knew Henry W. Herbcr: never dreame,
he would till sui ide's grave. Ii i. bu
a few weeks since We recorded his mar
riage. with bright prospects OF future
happiness. The union proved an unlor
tunate one, aud poor ''trank Forester,
offers himself sacrifice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

cases. We expect to continue to call at
.en.ion to our dram shops till they are
closed; and il is time that all men, wo-
men aud children, should take the mat
ter into seriou. consideration, and devise
some means by which this kind Of temp.
tation may DO removed from our midst
Whose children are safe. with rum-holes
to lead them on to destruction?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

FORECLOslR RE OF MORTGAGE.
TIE STATE OF IOWA. In the district court
CEDAR CoCNiS.--ss. I of said county
Charles STONE and William r. stone,
james Hanna, Almira Hanna John Conner
The said James Hanna and Almira Hanna are
hereby notified that on the 18th day OF April 1855
the petitioners herein filed in tbs Office IT the clerk
Of the Cedar district court their petition PRAYING
for the foreclosure Of a certain mortgage execa-
ted by sou, James Hanna and Alvira Hanna to one
John W. trissman, on the 9th day of0ctober A.
u. is55, 10 secure the payment OF ght hundred
dollars which mortgage was duly recorded in the
reco. der- office OF sail county in book A. pages
Il and - nj the Records OF Mortgages of said
county which moitgaI &c and Debt the ely secured
has bsen duly assigned 10 the petitioners herein
and on which there Is due t. petitioners the sum
Of four hunarea dollars with six per cent inter
est thereon from the 2ith day Of October. 1855,
Now unless you appear at the next term of said
court 20 he held in Upton, in the said Cedar oun
~ and make defence thereto, the said petition
Will be heard and determined, aud a decree
7, n Tered in acc oraanee with he prayer thereof
THOMAS HANNA
Fer Charles Stone and William r. Stone
April ~, 1858. l7w4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

The Republicans Of Gear COUNTY, are hereby
notified that Is Mass Convention, viii be he Id ut
Upton, on Saturday, the 9th Day Of June next
for the purpose Of selecting delegates 10 attehd
the state, Congressional and District tJudicial,)
Conventions, and the transaction OF such other
business may be deemed necessary b. the Con
Nsntian.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Candidates for State officers have been
put in nomination by the Republicans and
Democrats in Oregon, and ~ active Gam
paign i. in progress.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

HELAB1LD'S COMPOUND FLUID En-
TRACT a. a remedy for Disea es Of the Bladder.
kidneys Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness. &C. has no
equal. Read the advertisement IN another col
ufen headed Helmboid's Gesaine Preparation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Let not your politen IS be too ford
but of that gentle kind indicating re
fine nature.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
Republican state Convention.

A Republican Stale CONVENTION VIII DC held q
iowa City on Thursday, the lTsh da. Of June, IS
Tor the parpose Of nominating candidates for the
efYicss Of Secretary, Auditor, and Treasurer Of
state and Attorney General and for the transac
sion Of sueh other tnsiEess a. may be deemed
necessary by the Convention.
lne ratio OF representation of each county will
he one dele cate for>esery hundred Republican
Votes. aLd al additional one for every fraction
over fifty the vote On Governor q. the lase state
slscsien being the aasis. Organized counties
With less than one hundred Republican voters
y III be emitted each 10 one delegate
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Generosity of the heart is displayed 10
d seds Of minor kindness ; not III acts OF
ostentution.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
1,,w AoO>rtls, mrnts.
FsH - ~ 'esf ~ -
CAT s'lDN.

CNV TlON.
All persons are hereby nasited not To purchase
a hate, or due bill past !ue, given by to one
jerome Roberts, Tor the sam OF Sl2n, lated IN
or a5oat the 18th day Of April last i hearing
n eges; at the tate ri six per cenf., a Will nat
eey tae same or amy part thereof, 1t having been
eb,aiaed by fEsad aua misrepresentation
lint n May and tsJs. DAVID MOORE.
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EsTRAYED.

b1sS = tNA ! TsUe
IRON the subscriber, one yoke OF five wear
l. olds, red and white-one almost white one
line back; One brindle COW. short tail
GEO. +. DEvERECX.
Pennington. Coon Grove. Feb q. ls5s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one Of the
best literary papers Of the day. large Quarto contain
ing TWENTY PAGES. or Sixty COLUMNS. OF
tertailiing matter; and ELEuAaTLN ILLUSTRATED
every week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

ATTENTION GUARDS.

n Yon are he ely hgtttied ~ mse. ~ the H
:. Armory in fa uniform, with six rnands Of -
Iank Cartridges, On saturday, May - l>5S, at !
o cioak 7, NJ. precisely, for parase. u. order.
e A. AYtR See. X. X. i=rcH q. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

rI'Hr MEMBERS or FRANKLIN HOSE COMPANY, NO.
rs, notified 10 meet ri the carriage house, No ~
Beaver street. this day Sunday eleven o'clock A. W. for
the purpose attending funeral OF late brother
her Daniel sackpoe The members Of the sire Department
are invited 10 attend. IL. y. GONIEy, Foreman
ions IARnOlf. spcretarY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD ooNPAvy-
IN winter arrangement On ard after Monday Nov 81 1879
tsns W leave Twenty ssh street. New rork - a,lo "a
$50 A. vi White Plains qN A. ~, Wiisns Bridge "
A. NJ MS, train for Albany II 20 A. ~, White Plains, -
wilsnas hIiige, = fullerton w,r y. al Srm ,
streets. $50 Williams Bridge Rc,nrnlne wi, Leave
~ Crolon Fails; A. " Miliertoni ~ A: NJ white platas;
sl6 A. NJ, mail train for ibany; 1919 from Wilhams
~ "'''AA-' VIM J.c IxrBELI. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1858.

DRY GOODS, &C.
4 sPEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO RsBBoE BUYERS,
TO CLOSE THE FALL SEASON,
FROM THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
IFS CHAMBERS STREET ................ Jso. FARRELL.
RIBBONS RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
THE LAST CHANCE or THE SEASON
FOR BARGAINS IN RIBBONS
WE BOUGHT THREE HnMpRsn AND FIFTY CARTONS
AT WEDNESDAYS AUCTION SALE OF KoBBR
THESE GOODS CONSIST OF
RIBBONS GRosEILLEs,
STRIPED PLAID oMBRE
PLAIN TAFFETA, VELVET AND SATIN RIBBONS,
ALSO NOS !, 5 AND FANCY RIBBONS
ADAPTED EsrsGI xa Z, FOR EMBROIDERY TRIM
WE DO NOT INTEND TO CARRY OVER ANY FALL
STOCK.
1T IS NOT OUR MoDHp OF DOING BUSINESS
"oUIcK SALES" AND NO old STOCK"
THIS is THE MODERN SYSTEM
WORKING TUE RIBBON TRADE.
QUICK SALES LIGHT PROFITS.
AND
GOOD VALUE FOR CASH.
NO OLD STOCK.
CASE RIBBON HOUSE,
ZIG CHAMBERS STREET JNo FARRELL
THE TOTAL OF OUR THIS WEEKS OFFERING
CONSISTS OF
COO CARTONS
WV CuareE ,ND nEcIpApIE
RIBBONS
THE LAST GRAND CHANCE OF THE FALL SEASON.
TWO HUNDRED CARTONS
FRENCH FLowERs, FEATHERS, BONNET MArERI-
AIS, &c., dc
AT HALF PRICE
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Including ire of fancy cap head ribbons
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
CASH RIBBoN HOUSE,
JIG CHAMBERS STREET. JNo. FARRELL
THE LAST CHANCE.
FIGURES FIGURES FIGURES.
hIBBoNSJob ots-S0 90 piece Worthsl 90
kiBbOASlob lots rs per piece. Worth 30
HIBBONs-gob lots O per piece Worth %
RlBbONS-lo3 lots 70 per piece. Worth ~
RIbbONsJoO lots 30 per piece Worth "
RIBBONSlo5 lots 70 per piece Worth 80
RIBBOSSjob lots % per pie Worth %
klBBONS-Job lots 70 per Worth 30
RlbhOASlob lots so per piece Worth %
Ead IA ro4p with 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

AIRS DAVIDSON,
Would respectfully invite attention 70 her arge and com
pee PARIS WINTER MILLINERY,
ar the latest NODES Also misses and children honnets head
aressse coieurea whish richness elegance and
ness ~ price cannot exceled BTbe balance OF rich
fall millinery viii he disposed 81 below i
Bleeck0 street. west Of broadway.
DATRroTTsM 70 A NOBLE QUALITY IN MAN-BoN-
ner proposes insignificant aud the Everett
accepts hts duty History will sscn~e Apart
from his JAMES TUCKER to cut down price
ms field Of PARIS FLOWERS IN order for
TOILET TREASURES on the bosom Of the Allan
TIC consisting Of truthful flowers feathers coures bridal
appointments and fancy Rxings for holiday preseus
al Broadway,
Mex, door 10 Thompson saloon
hats and hats ribbons. millinery g0Ods, &c, nj l..
BfNNS show rooms No 40 Broadway. Chinese Build
Des Pattern bonnets feathers silks, vevets, rib
bons, &c, Wholesale and retail, $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.
HOUSE wANTED-A SMALL THREE STORY ENGLISH
basement house IN perfect order; s70y
Apply nj William street, room ~
vyANTFp-roR A SMALL FAMILY OF DROWN PER
w floor IN house, with bath and location
Fourteenth sisD year. Adj
dress, with particulars, NJ, box 1859 Post Office.
WANTED TO REvT-THr UPPER PART OF SMALL
w house ~ the Eighth avenue tsixeenh war for family
N moderate circumstances Good security will be given
the rent Address Eighth Avenue, Herald ONCE.
WANTED FOR TIE wTNTEH-A WE'LL FURNISHED
w house, between Tenth and Thrieth stree, and sixth
Tbhd avenues. Address bos AHA Pos, Office
WANTED-By A SMALL, ACCEPTABLE FAMILY. A
small o. part large furnished house ready occu
by. In New YORK brooklyn, Williamsburg Jersey CITY.
Premises VIII he properly cared for Or would
for rent agreeable Address Pennayvana Herald
Office.
WANTFD-A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH
W ffon eight v ten rooms, within i've or ten mInser
walk Of 81 Nicholas Hotel Address T. o.. Broadway Post
Office, for three days Rent not 70 exceed $40 per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

L,URs FrRs. FUEs, FUbs FURs.
III LADIES. NOTICE
GREAT EXCITEMENT At
WHITE A BIRDS
Store crowded from morning tl night.
None but first class urs sold ~ this house
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
ladies' remember and look Al those SIS sets large half
- FOR ONLY FIFTEEN DOLLARS
MINK, sToSg MARrES
FITCH, SQUIRREL. &C.
cfiIrDRENS FURS.
GENTS FUR cars. GLOVES RpBES A., A.
Manllas half mus cuffs NictOrnes made from all
the different kinds Of iurs offered BY White Bird,
RETAIL.
Look mink three quarter shape shoulder
capes Also rabes ermines all OF which otter
astonishing low prices, al
WHITE BIRD.
"a John street, and D Maiden lane,
corner q SSsau 4
L,URs.-ANy pEpsON HAVING NICE MINK CARE.
IL that they viii we cheap find cash pnrcser
and askeh Adressng Cor three dAys A. J. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

DIED FLAG-3l BARCLAY STREET.
TREMENDOUS PANIC IN TIE RTBR0N MARKET.
SEVERAL IMPORTERS RUINED.
obbcs grooming under purchased before
great sacrifice.
We want eN 600 this eek and we must have a.
upsued reputation must be sustained cost what may
Is n ribbon costing ~, worth Sif
IL ribbon costing ~ 10, worth 81 cents
u ribbon costing a. worth rs eents
IL ribbon costing a. ~, worth ~ cents'
Are flowers worth wing away, " given for nothing
Shawls eka blank Cinghanls, satinets wOOen
undprirts and drawers winter gloves prices
quefe iest onr creditors should attach our stock.
JAMES A ROBERT wARDLAw.
~ Barclay street
NB.-we win take notes es cash 10 payment
CyEIRTr ELEVEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, Al.
- ussble hustle beet patterns, and well made. ~ 81: rs
springs ~ So aud 10 springs, for W tnnny dealers sup
plea IN springs fr %. ~ springs Sill and rs SPRINGS
~ sb atC HARDiNG's 1l Suring street Hudson.
M 9sn,., zion viii Wfx fn1F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

LADIES' AND oENTLENENs
FANCY FuRS.
RICH and BHAuTrrrr. VI EaAwT and coNroErArA
Of every style and shsre, whh be
addition Of NE ~ endB NEW sUokNIk xAkTkAUx, jnW
Goods unsurpassed BY any souses IN bi city crsrss
'"S y LANDRY
No go Brosdway
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-05
NEWS FROM UE4H BIZ MAn.

The intelligence from Salt Lake by mail 10 the 4th
of September Governor Cumming had returned To the
city after pleasure excursion Of couple of days to Cot
tonwood kanyon, with of the elite of Momondoni.
Gen. Grant and named Williams tried and
convicted of breach of the peace, They were both
found guilty and sentenced to pay fine of one hundred
dollars and the costs of court Breaches Of the peace
becoming quite in the streets of the holy city
Trouble is anticipated with the Indians The mail of the
18th of August had been destroyed by them and tho
riers barely escaped with their lives Colonel Hardin
had been obliged to call upon General Johnston for
escort of soldiers to protect the herds of cattle he
driving to California. The Indians have declared their
intention to rob every mail and TO stampede the stock
of every emgant train that attempts to to Calior
mia, Colonel Lander had arrived in Salt Lake City He
reported that tho wagon road under his superintendent
progressing rapidly and would be completed before
the mountain set IL. Brigham Young is still at
Salt Lake City, but closely confines himself in doors.
Business reviving at SILT Lake, and traders
coming in with their goods Snow fell the 9Th ult at
Platte Bridge about hundred and fifty miles above
Fort Laramie
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-05
TIE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Elections held yesterday In the State of Georgia
for local officers in Florida for member Of Congress- in
Mississippi for member of Congress to fill the vacancy
caused by the decease of Gen. Qutman and in Iowa for
members of Congress- secretary auditor and treasurer of
State attorney general and other officers. The demo
cratic State ticket of Iowa is follows:
Secretary Of Skatc.--Samuel Douglass.
auditor Of Sae-Theodore S. Parvin.
Attorney Generat.--James NJ. Elwood.
Treasurer of Sdte-S. L. Lorah.
Com Des Hoines Improvement. Chas Baldwin.
Register of State Land 06iee-James M. Reid.
The two tickets for members of Congress as fol-
lows:
Democrats. Republicans.
LIST district-H. II. Trimble- IS. r. Curtis.
FL district--W. f. Lefingwell- w Vandever.
In Florida there three candidates in the iedHon.
George S. Hawkins for reelection, Major Chase and J.
Westcott The former is the regular candidate of the
democratic party Hon j. J. McIiae is the candidate to
succeed Gen Quiman +; he has no opposition.
Elections will be held the llth instant in South
Carolina and on the following day in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, and Minnesota.