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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
FRANCIS b DEANE, Jr., & SON.
sa#fu LYNChB IRt, VIRGINIA

Manu- AcTuRERs oF
O@nLL1O RAuLhOAD CAR WHEELS.
'uNhEX are prepared 20 execute promptly orders
tent for tAsir WHEELS Exclusively If best w
stxSs Cstd BlAs Charcoal Pig.
TREY MEYER 70
ueasee RaAu0ad Co. "
EDWARD ~ sill EsS. Sup erintsnden, Petersburg and
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Co. '
NJ SAMUEL PETERS, aser M.chin.t y,rr,o,, and
Tennessee Railroad Co ~
NJ ARCHIBALD PAE Master Machinisi Virginia Central
Railroad Co. 49,
y0sEPH r. ANDERSON Esq, Richmond, Va
Aesss. M0RRISS, TANNER & CO., do
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq., President Norfolk and Pc
asrnbang Railroad Co.
WILLIAM NAHOnE. Esq. Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENNEAD Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
q. WYATT CO, Charleston &. g.
WILLIAM AM0nkeoN. Esq, Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM @. SWAN. EaQ., Knoxville. Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON NORTON. Pensacola, Florida
The business 1t The LAEGHORNE FOUNDRY, will here
aer b eosdneled b. The subscbess under the firm
DEAnk, IN 8 00os 4. b. DEANE JR,
ap l5c24aWG r. BROWNE DEANE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
.,~ad ihe Trssh about our Tart OIL.


sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
raw and the skin Of place larger than my hand froul
rubbing the Inside OF the thigh applied
Uil, and ia day he well. Another
A which working my dray became unable 10
I'm examong his foot, discovered nail about
long head My driver and the said
he would be- good for nothing. drew the nail
N piece lint and Turf Oil aud set him
he has lost hour, 4
al also horse badly snaeged the II
thigh Places about two inches deep
wide from which he stiff day Your
applied and it brought them entirely sound II
truly Of the greatest remedies for
and have lived i'll drug store for years 20
you think proper. Very truly
Ro siessrs. Dove y Co. - J. H WEISIGER.
For sale by STROTHER q WHITEHEAD,
nov ID dim Lvnehbnrg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
EuOM VIRGINIA ~ NOItiEA CAROLINA
Through " ,iinR.nH City, BY Ra..roaddsrer,.
ssss:.a @ =. 20

To TsaE WEST!
fuNuE Baltimore ana ohio Railfost with its much i'm
proved "Irs inducements TO
travellers Virginia aud tn. Csr'nas thouSh Na'hns
and baltimore to al TONS OF the est the Northwest
and the Southwest
The between the from Washington and
trans bound West Tor heeimg farkerSburg from BATH
more promptly made the " ashngIon Junction
ately Relay Housed Baltimore This
change Cars between Washington and
the OHIO River baggage checked through to the est Al
the w asl,igt"n station
- "hu trains leave Washington daily
A. II. AGO L. VI. On SUNDAYS AT the latter hnug.
AT BENWbpD
connection made Cars af the Central ONO
Belalre the tfo through Gam
vile, aid Nrwa columbus these trAIus
connect with tn. Cara ;he Newark Mansfield
and Saniusky L. L. for sandn>ky, Toledo Detroit Chicago
ST. Louis etc. --..
AT PAEKi.RSBuRG
Connecticut made thy Steamboat ht, Will the trains on
he Marietta AMI Cincinnati toad for ChlcotAe Ctcinnat
&c &c. -
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio win ihr cars OF the
Cleveland and Ohio River ksroad Tor Cleveland Ioedo
Chic and nj the fih~csfefn direct
L. Travellers requested notice that wne ihis the
Route aoring Through Tcheis and checks ~ ASH
u IL also the SllD tESI most SPEEDY AND III
RECT nearly all leading points the West The
from ashngob Cincinnati IL bnt about "oo
miles being lUU than BY Other route
Fare by through ticket from Warrington At ieaAt ONE
Northern cities.
Frederick and Hsrpsrs Ferry MTtinsbnrg, Berkeley
SPRING. Cumberland Bedford Springs, Oakland and Grafton
passengers may Washington ats A. M, or 42o M
For The minor way Stations Baltimore and Wheel
Ing, take "a. N. train from washington
u For further Information, Through ricketts, &C.. Apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at Washington St
VS.. wOODsIDE, Master of Transportation
baltimore e. ohio Railroad
n Csie. Zeal Ticket Accent sep p ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
1 surtn.rIlospnAT OF LIME,

HI StfEn-IItDSPiiATEO OF LIME,
Atdaia,,, red rom Formula II
Dh. JAMES uiiblAS.
tAcnis; OF Mary land.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO bISlE>SE WITH TWO
third, Peruvian buaio fHli seeding aud To- summer
crops altogether PatA. IN bags ulrre.s taii warrant
ed. Price so per ten al o 0 Ius
The above Together Win Pamphlets giving inll de
tail OF valuable lii accounts OF ITS lnpo
lance and mod, oi arl'nratiun. eau b" had ~ 1890.
NJ iIOLLINS & co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

CHESTERFIELD, Jan. T., lS5o.
MEsss DoVE& Co-Geatiensn :--tisvibg had
your TURF Oil in aordnary
aud lis action being gratifying cannot refrain
the benefit OF the
larec. had hne Colt in static lot in which
Bni, The Bull Il enragrd tor
Colt the shoulder the depth of about
AID ripped 1t the neck about the distance. which
-d uot tTightiul wound Several VI
present remarked they would give IS
me they tL"u- lat it useless d" Thing HAM,
1, the Tur Oh, aud the use VI
sIaii Uuiti,s lie is eur> iy cured.
Very respectfully,
FRIEND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
NEW CASH STORE.
A. G. l. l.. w l $,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (iROC tiu


las taken tn. large and comaodus hors. Main 81
formerly occupied Joseph NowIn ID door above
SchooiAeid and 1hurmas Hardware Stoc, and
pJste DIR. Jobn IL Seass Drug Sture
receiving large and ell selected shock ofGRO
CEiES and STAPLE pay GOODS. bought exclusive ely Tor
sash md which will be sold that cannot fail 10
all who may with call, A. de.
ierunc TO do business the cash induce.
III be offered To cas buyers those desiring to
change Tor country produce
A stock Of No. / PERUVIAN GUANO always on hand
extend particular Invitation to tho old customers oi the
firm OF A. Lewis torm.riy the Dry Goods Duansss In
this ry.) give u ell the public generally
mar .!dis A. Z. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

NHrORlOI -! nc TOK1Ol s::-Thr's hinx
v Machine, f"in themselves
Victorious, win seen tom The i,"wt
WHII IEMO XII n JOSLIG.
~ ihIE>iUAn MACHINES, aud can recommend them
beet nhrhos operation, Also iecunu,1nd
th"n , want o Machine. have been in
IT. tbtcig bUsin,s- several ahd lty Tar exceed
lad the thr,sh
4 S-.At FL ID. "a = EKSON.
NlLn,t md ls.I- aug Is
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Very Kcmnt k bic.-
AspIx t.pnyr HAMPTON Doce !

AspIx GROVE Henrco, December ], 1871
MEsshs DOVE " Gu. :-Icntlem0n--My horse put in
the the Attempting
cad fence rad through his shoulder
nearly through his breast king cash
enough insert goi bottle your IIkF
Oh. and apl,d Ifery four da, he
weeks he was entirely cured.
Respectfully yours JAMES T.. EGE
Sold by ali Aud Merchants through the oaic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

(tOAL! COAl.!:-Wc" are now prrpnr cd to fii
~ Orders for Lest Rcd Ash thrace Moui ana Clover
Iiil Coal o~est market prices for August delivery
~ Urcer left at the Store oil Messs. Valentine lien
NJ, NJ ain street, will receive prompt sIten,, n.
aug2ts ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
BALTIMORE

TUOS. T.. GRIMAIDI,
FAsngONABLE
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
natn street,
(Opposiief As Citizens Savings Bdnk)
uyTEPs constantly on hard. and manufactures to
n der, every variety at LADIES aud q ENTL
M Ms WEAK, which he will warrant equal to any
In the country and at prices As low hnot
uwer than any other establishment In Lynchburg.
lie solcI's SHARE of the public favor and ut
the the liberal patronage
To bestos. ed Je2sdom
spECEgylNG.A AND ON HAND, 75 bbis. Sta
IL AXIS Sugar, - bbs Stuart sHrou. Clarified and
Crushed Sugar
~ boxes Loaf sugar,
10 bbs n. q. Moasscs
10 hhds y. X do.
lU ba,s Rio Coffee
l.agnira do.
10 Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adainantins and Sperm Candies,
Large Clover Orchard Grass AMI rlothy Seed Call
Don selling cheap -
feb aus YOUNGER 4 SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

4 EMENT.-Kasim.b been np % ted sole uxcnt
~ The ,r"iIlrlo Il > Works.
ior the Cement am prepared 10 Iii al
uiGUis the u - ,,r.rG.. Nm /. ANDERSON.
Its
flNiftSD slEtAx OF - KI.sSGOJD d., FOR
i tIIklSTMA~ P.l.-LNT>- 10
tis morning. 30 II rIRiUR sill RES !" b. sold
Z >, worth Largnia W tia aigr Ih q! printed
AL wuo Nous. reluoton at vent Can
l!iv dts JOHN AbtAllAMS
HNIssOIlTz1N OF q. A. TN Eas>1IsP.-rhe
- i,rctpi, bet the uiei H. und"r
SlIEAREk 90. Id solved by Htna consent
I ha. s'd j. g.. Nncar"i-buth the
d. all lie is lone anI"iZta 10 wind
ray the lei a due ~ the nd con,eru
'fM SiIEAktk.
Iny 81. 1855 HENRY s. SiiEAKER
FaN.E UNDEHSse:SE - will carry ON the bns-
and in, ali the customers &" tho
od m hia viii sell low Tor cash
SitEAREK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13


fUNKuE TURF OIL FOR ORD SORES Of
L EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OK BEAST
WARRANTED TO CukE, AND NO DANCER vKoM kxposURk 1,
toLD. Price % ceuts per bottle.
Entered according To hc If C0"Srss in the 6er Otr Of
Easl4ya DtsirtctO puva.a b. D{Yh
q CO., Richmond, pa-5U cents size.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to our get pamphlet and read
Vi performed by the Turf Oh Vi
table and respected other,
hon you doubt It's value a.
medicine for One Is worth pound
other known to Try and you will be
Th,E TURY IL.--Read the following and come to our
store aud Viii tell Of Others who been
eAi.d.
RICHMoED, Nov. IA. 1854
MSsvf Dove aC0tientlemea-i used portion . bo,tlB
OF yJur fur O which you kindly presented with,
Aui lake pleasure saying found etcctna in re-
eruption of the skin which had been practsed
tor several years by withou. renewing
ieAs 'eneht also recommended friend Of
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
the skin and he informed thai
Respectfully, e. N. LEFTWICH
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Va, August IL. lss6
Me,srs Doue Co :-ticntleneM-Fnr aiont four
had under right about tue sire
lit lie painful much until tho
deal Wat advised by physician and Others
'ui tbnkinE ii Cancer. bought small bottle VI
NaIGabie TURF OIL, and applied according
anu Isn'w well have recommended neigh
bors, idy, who had similar the aide
about ears her tho DAY she said 1t was
mcndny much. Itivoked much better than did
she using TT kF OIL aud should get ell
yol IT, w Set her certifichte. You any
uf this think proper and ia with
gave you, my tharks TIL, eicacy
Yours respectfully, Nm. THOMAS. J.P
The above voluntary certificate frvn = stranger We
harrmany such Lit those ho suffer cal Aid hcn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

EATHHR R.-A large lss sf Upper Les,he,
IL just received and for sale by
dec lists FRANKLIN 4 RROTurp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

Jan 2e Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

uN ,. FOLkES has the pleasure Of Onrrtmg
TIE his frionas something In the oil RECLlS
EASY CHAIR 1htes positions attained this
Chair 10 the simplest most complete and chespcst easy
onured this market II acceptable
alike the invalid oT the ordinary purposes o easy
Chair. Cali and s1eit l.. }. fOLkEs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

Co. NEGROES WANTED! ouM
T1NHE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO PURCHASE NE.
GROES Of either between tho ages ard hir.
for which the highest market price, ia cash paid Al
ply at the auction house Of g. R. Phelps.
sept9 3.n WELLS DAyIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

rHpkEsS SH1NGIEb.-a0UU =, bless Slu,,.
~ ~ Tons brush Mountain Coal For sale b,
ANDERSON, LANFORD& co on Cana,
h. La vlurn Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

ShAWLs, CLOAKs, &c.-Ju-s received .
- third supply VI those o'suul round Stella aud Merno
SHAwLS, with large lot # Cloth and Velvet CLoAKS.-
Also. lot 1t French MERINO, ali colos from 50
l q per yard Call soon.
.ov Sdts L. GU00ElHRIhER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

TUNONKA b EANs.-A small los Prime Teal.
Il Beans, ju I 10 hald, tor sal. by
ss,s =. " A. srRoEIiER 4 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

The State of Maine always had Liquor License
Law prior to lo5l, when it changed to 50 act Of
Prohibition. In IS56-a new party ascendancy
having been inaugurated-the Pfohibitory Law
was replaced by new License Law, with all the
modern improve nerts. In the preseat year, the
friends of Prohibition were agan in power, aud
they Ieenacted Prohibition, but submitted their act
alongside Of the License Act Of tsir opponents to
direa rots Of the People. Whichever received q
msjority of tho Peoples votes should be the law
henceforth. Bat the adver,aries Of Prohibition
dared not or would not meet the issue. They fled
TIE course, leaving the polls entirely to the frie5ds
of Prohibition. And The Albsny atlas excuses this
fight as follows:
The Prohibitioniits did net make q submission
pure ard simple Of their propoeitiou-dd not allow
vote for Prohibition and 0gsiaa Prohibition. They
offered the choice Ct Prohibi.ory law. charged With
eoad-cstion and re zuIe, and License law, crammad
with fEe and imprisonment Il ma to tell which
Of the two schemes was most odous.
The Prohbitiou:sts pt.sd ,<W law Asaiust tia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

The controversy which has arisen with Great
Britain on ire question of TIE rights possessed by
her yesses engaged in the suppression OF the Save
Trade demands Of the American Government, and
the American people, some decisive expression oil
opinion, srd not merely thai, but some decisive ac'
ton too in relation to that traffic. Our present
position on this subject is altogether too equl7ocal
TO be maintained. To insist, as our Government
does, that merely hosting the American flag shall
protect any vessel go doing from any further in
quiry into her character nationality by airy but
su American ship of war, while at the same time
nothing is done en- our part Notwithstanding aou.es
perfectly notorious toward Investigating the char
acter ard business of toe vessels BY which that flag
is hoisted, is, in fact to take the Save-Trade I'M
der our protection and patronage. Ii is in this
light that our opposition to the right OF visitation Is
understood in England, BY all those puohc Jouf-
nails which argue in favor Of the abandon
ment of all attempts, on the part OF the
British Navy, to investigate ths character OF
vessels hosting the American flag. The Lon
don Times, for Instance, always the friend and
advocate, more or less, Of Slavery and the Slave
Traae-and for that matter Of every form of extor-
ton ard violence by which capital may increase
Itself, regardless at what expense OF human suffer
mg-evidenty takes it for granted that on this qies
ton of the Slave Trade, both the American Gov
eminent and the American people symPathize with
ITSELF 1t quietly assumes that al Mr. Casss ad-
missions OF the detestable character of that traffic,
and expressions Of desire for ito extinction, are /"
purely hypocritical and false its owa-mere tubs
thrown out to the whale, polite concessions
to a sort Of fanaticsm which it is well enough TO
Luiuor in worJs, but which it would b ridiculous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAA' JUNE 80 wv.

in nouer In the General Govern ent. Ii boifiy
announces that its reign will be semplternal. II
if We believe january Hall and al the lessef
Iiobt.-cannot now he eradicatcd from its hold on
the spoiI,. Let tbs be granted. What assurance
then IA n ere low, and under this party tna' the
General Government vii pay it, debts Mona at
IL. The policy OF the Government is essenta'y
bsIbarcus. II uphods Slavery oser three-'ourth'
Of the ertire States aud territory Of the tnou, and
seeks 10 tipk TIE other States to the same l'ye.
Now. Slavery simply destroys the earth. IL eats
out the very prod uctive powers OF tae land IL
does for the South what Free Trade Is dong less
IspdIy for the North-reducng the yielding power
ot the land 70 a minimum yaae-t0 uldmite
noihippuess. Trese are chemico- economical facts,
and cannot be eainsayed We are becoming CON
paratisely poorer and poorer. The agricultural
products of the country positrey less than they
were years ago. Our resources are dlminsnlnS
ano our expenses are increasing. Let the 4i-Per-
cent men, who susp a. the Treasury promises to
nav nj llio1s. look TO them. A nation either sd
ysuces or Tecedes Il our own advancing! NJ.
Manufacturers ore living from hand 70 mouth new
enterprises 10 that bra5ch Of Industry being 70
longer undertaken; long is no better; shlp-bulld-
ing no better; ocean. steamship building is de-
fupct: foreign immgrstion-,he meter OF nations
property, showing the superiority OF IT. attric
tions-is almost dead. Ga what do the lenders OF
the millions to the Government base their hopes 7
Let us hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

deliberately framed BY their opponer.s-rs.s eau
be faIrer' Hal they pi,ted Prohibition Again,
ab.o,utc FREQ Tfsds in Liquor, their opp,re,,,
would have just, urged hs. this Was no. the ....
-tast they had never favored any such p,a "a
they were now required 10 support As the a!.en..
tive TO Prohibition. They would theR, ~ nov.
have led the polls, but vita far b,tter tvs,
now. The Aaass dodge is Therefore very patty;
but II the proposition were only thst the true i.ss
lies between Prohibition AID letting every ooe sea
who pleases, ard IS he pesses, we should DO foaai
for once il agreement with Tx. Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

We gave an account, the other day, of the case
Of Bailey vs. PoiudeIter decided by the Virginia
Court of Appeals in which it was held BY that au-
gust tribunal that among other disabilities attend
ant upon the condition of seryiude, slaves have no
legal power to elect to be free. That Same Court
has since followed up this decision by another, 10
the Gaze of the slaves Of Mrs. Coulter, Of Freder-
icksburg, with respect to whom she had made a
will which, according to Ese Richmond Examiner
was very generally understood by the lawyers as an
absolute emancipation. Ii was so decided In the
lower court But the Court Of Appeals construed
the will as q mere offer of emancipation, which
offer. according to the doctrine laid down 10 the
Poindexter case, being slaves, they had no power
to accept.
Without straining Themselves or the words Of
peoples wills, the Virginia courts may as well come
at crce to the point, and decide that slave has no
power to accept an emancipation rendered him,
thuAsccomplishing the object evidently aimed at,
that of putting fiual stop to all emancipation,
whether by the living or the dead. AT the same
time, We must be permitted to suggest doubt
whether as matter Of policy, this total stopper thus
htleUpteu w NC Pus oPVn ehi"nS'f"S'A ~ NV
little questionable. The gres:er the degree to
which the slaves are deprived of all hope or chance
Of emancipation By the act Of their masters, the
more likely will they be 10 take the matter into
their own hands. The fewer emanciPatioas the
more runaways. A master loses very powerful
hold over bis servant in losirg the power to
emancpste him, whether by deed or BY viii.
Many f,ithfuI slave might be content to serve for
an indefinite period, cheered by the hope and the
promise thst master or mistress will certainly
emancipate him by will. This expectation used to
BE- generally cherished among the slaves belonging
to the 06rst families" Of Virginia, and no doubt
Was quite an important element in making them
conteuted With their los. A very little thing will
answer to sat;,y the innate expectation and longing
after ga good time coming" That expectation
aud desire uust, however, have some object, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

As there sfems 10 be some misappl hensiOn in
the matter CT the decision Of tie Court OF Appeals
90 the Police case il is proper II observe chat the
judgment in favor of German and Others dotS not
reirstate them as members OF the Department. 1t
simply offirIDs that German was not legally dis
mitsed, inssmuch as LOtce IVES not lawfully served
upon him. His behavior at the time June astl,
is yet to be judged upon its merits, aud, in The
language Of the Court, :" the question whether
"GoImar, in fact, rejected the Office OF policeman,
cor by his subsequent acts or conduct, abandoned
dit and thus ceased to be a member Of the new
"police force, is one upon which different views
care entertained, and which, for the purposes of
"tbs case, it is not deemed necessary to deter
"mire.' This question--ihe only one Of real i'm
poItsrce in the carbohydrates IN the case OF
The PeOpie on the relation Of McCune against
The ard Of Police, which is still before the Court.
McCnne sued cut maudsmus to compel the Police
Commissioners TO give him the place and pay of
regular officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

,,ye. ,tt. o. uu roP5 % "-.::,ss o5iord
through the bereyoler,e sense Of justice Of their
masters will begin to turn taeir eyes to the north
star.
Nor Is It the slaves only upon whom these obsta-
Giles put in the way Of emancipation will b,ve bad
effect. Many q man recorcles his cOrsci"oce TO
Slavery by tire iGea Of treating his slaves kindly
While be lses, and setting them free when be dies.
All these curtailmeLts of the masters power 70
stde the as suits of conscience uust operate badly
for Il Institution II must tend 10 ALLEVIATE from 1t
oil rlo.e b. whose connection with 1t It is
vet rendered 6eceLt ard respectable. Those
vho can 70 Logger stis treir c)ns;ience'
By beiug allowed to msks wills giving to their
slaves the enjoyment Of liberty after the tessitor'
death, ard thus becoming as IT were pos1bumous
testimony sganst the institution, Will perhsps be
driven, by this pressure upon them, into hni-
irg some way of testify ing against 1t while they a'e
stil alive These ultra bigots Of Slavery ought TO
be cautious how they press matters too fast and too
far. II may still be necessary to mske some little
allowances for the weakness of humanity and for
preiudices handed down from past generations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
Later from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Jufe Il, 1910
4 spstch dated Lesvenworth, the 18th inst, pd
United States express to Bonneville, says that pofso
arrived in this city last hgat en- route OIadepende1"
with Carp Scott dispatches to Maya.
The carriers report the roads better there, ana %
Lsranie very heavy and much cut by the trsias
The mail came as far as Laramie under 90 escoo
infantry provided BY Col. Johnston.
The rews from Utah has been anticipated.
Gen. Harney was net yesterday, forty miles Ass~
Private advices fom tho army to May % mes@
tie arrival Of Lieut.. Armstrong ct Camp Scott VIZ
seventy.five head of cattle.
Cept. Kane with 100 head Of cittle was three ar
march from Camp Scott.
The bearer Of letter from an officer bish u e'u
mand expressed the conviction that the troops w.
bet be employ ed sganst the MoImon'.
The Learenrorh Times Of this morning cortsS
letter from Fort Bridger dated May Il, which ~
that Brigham Youpg's principal Mormon Elden
consented to deliver themselves into the custo'I
the United States Marshal to await trial, proVs.
they were tried by jury 10 no way coansctsd "
The army.
A party Of Mormons had s,Iived al Camp Sco'I
hslfttsrved condition. They belonged to the -
opposed TO Young, and represented thst tao 'p.
wss torn by dissensions, sad said they wished 70
to the United States. ~
The reception OF Gel. Johpstons com nzS. a.
Bngsd;er General caused much satisfaction I"
amy. -
Capt. Newton, of the Engineers Corps, Asa
Camp Scott, Srd repoltedthat permanent pos -
be estAb,ishsd II Fort B,:sgsr, OF waisa Co'' Nv
vcuA take command.