The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

wah, Waco, and Witcheta Indians assembled in
council % who received them very friendly and traded
MI tth them freely for the goods they brought.out
ne council had under consideration the best method
omi m resisting the United States and informed the
Cefokees that they had just been visited by party
ol Mormons and MeXcans, from whom they had
tot gu latge quanty OF presents, and had made
treaty with them for their mutual protection
against the encroachments of the Gentiles The
Mofmons have impressed upon those tribes the ne
cesSity OF uniting with them and taking decided
Seanu a! against the United States if they wish to
retain thelr hunting grounds, stating that as soonas
ule whites are in possession of Utah they will then
spread all over the Plains, and drive the Indians
from their present homes.
DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT-Two men named Ben
nett and Courier were arrested at Louisville on Sat
urday night for passing ten dollar counterfeit hills
these bills: ' "
I'VE have seen two of the bills They are new
ana IL requires good Judge to distinguish them
from tne genuine. The vignettes appear to be from
genuine plate. They are made payable at the
d dreoe county Branch, Eaton, marked letter B. and
The State Bank of Ohio is HAVING new nlotas
prepared from which it is the intention we under
sth 10 replace the issues of that bank now in cir
cuiatlon. we saw some of the vignettcs few DAYS
shce and all, with the exception of the likeness of
Gov. Chase, were excellent specimens of engraving
Inc latter was poor attempt at likeness We
douot whether any smart counterfeiter could pro-
duce fac smile.
,,,. p'HiihAuf TO MURDER A FE.-Ihe Flint,
Mich democrat states that Albert K Rood, of
holland, oakland county, had been arrested upon
tne complaint OF DIR. Keith, of Holly. The com
plant set forth that Rood has made several attempt
10 hlre Dr. Keith, for various sums of money to ad
MINISTER poison in medicine prescribed bv the Doc
tor to Rood's wife. The negotiations seem to have
oeen carried on since last July Rood has hereto
fore borne good character, and is a man of prom
erty. lie has had considerable difficulty with his
Wlle. lie alleges that the complaint is founded in
conspiracy to eXtort money the part of the ply
sician. F''
BREACH OF PRoMIsE.--In Philadelphia on Wedncs-
day, breach of promise case was decided bvwhich
young lady named Graham obtained 50 900 dam
ages from young man of the name of Tolman -
The plaintiff lived with Mrs Miller her cousin. and
1t was alleged on the part of the plaintiff that the
defendant had been paying his addresses for some
three years, and had made engagement of mar
rlage to plaintiff in 1885, which was subseauently
broken OIL, and the defendant married another lady
Inc case was originally before arbitrators who
awarded $3.50 Not satisfied with this award the
defendant appealed, and he is now in for it to an
amount nearly three times greater.
MURDER IN GREEN County, INDIANA.-Last Sun
DAY morning. in small town on Plummers' Creek
Ureen county, Indiana, at a Campbellite meeting
Arthur Neal was shot by man by the name OF
Grow, the ball entering just below the left breast
1T appears, from the circumstances connected with
TINS unfortunate affair, that eighteen months
since Neal lost his wife, and that Crows sister,
lew weeks previous to the death of Mrs. Neal lived
at his house. During this time an intimacy was
formed between them, and soon after the death of
ms wife, he clandestiney took her to the State of
Missouri. They remained there three or four
months when he brought her back and left her
to shift for herself From this time on hard feel
lngs existed between the parties.
Crow, Immediately after killing his victim, fed
and has not yet been arrested