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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-23
RrcuuoSp- ra March 21-I

The Legislature has passed n bill appro-
priating $500, 900 to the Covington and Ohio
Rail- cad.
Appropriations have also passed, amount
ing TO 81 900, unequally divided among
the Orange & Alexandria. Mannasa Gap,
Alexandria, Hampshire, Loudon, and Nor
folk d Petersburg roads. tits believed there
will be no difficulty in passing these appro-
priations in the Senate.
The Senate has passed an act incorporating
the Norfolk and French Navigation Com
pany.
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. THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
Prem p. G.. O,Riley & Co.'S Register.l

Prem p. G.. 0Riley x Co.'s Resister.J
MARCH -.
Gillum, Bowling Green to Evansville.
Bracelet, louisville to Bowling Green.
Altamont, Wheeling to st Louis.
Sir VIM Wallace, Pittsburgh to st Louis.
Hastings, Piusburg to Nashville.
RM Patten, Tenn Rive. to Louisville.
Clifton, Pittsburgh to st Louis.
Fairy Queen, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Kate sarchet, Wabash River to Evansville.
Moses McLeian, Louisville to st Louis.
Susaueiiannah, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Chattanooga, No 3, st. Louis to Cincinnati.
J II Done, Cairo to Evansville and back.
II Bridges, Nashville to Louisville.
Time, Louisville to Tennessee River.
Ri Winslow, New Orleans TO Cincincinnati.
Pacific, Louisville to New Orleans.
Union, Green River to Louisville.
Skylark, pit,sburs IL ST Louis.
Statesman, from Wabash River and back.
Anglo Saxon, Pittsburgh to st Louis.
Mary Cock, Pntsburg to 81 Louis.
David White, New Orleans to Louisville.
Cheesman, Cincinnati to ST Louis,
Highfyer, st Louis to Louisville.
James Montgomery, New Orleans to Louisville.
Imperial, Louisville to New Orleans, (newD
Southerner, Memphis to Louisville.
Fred Iron. st Louis to Cincinnati.
Keystone, st Louis to Pittsburg.
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From w ashingtOn.

WAsHINGTUN, Murcn z2-N
The Republican minority Of the select
committee of fifteen. by Mr.. Morrill,, will
not publish their report, as that of the ma
jority has been spread before the public; and
that of Mr.. Harris is in type. They allude
to the protracted struggle from which the ap-
pointment arose, ana declare that the as
sumption on the part of the majority, that
sabmit the Constitution of Kansas to full
ana fair vote of the people. is a confession
that q thorough investigation would prove
fatal to that extraordinary document the Pre-
sident's Message. The report of the majority
and the conduct Of John Calhoun, is treated
at length
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RECEIPTS RY RAILROAD,

March 22.-7 bbls, Eggs, & ID lehman
80 bbls Flour, Tenney a. Sorcnsor; $50 bags
heat, Iylehart Bros; 100 bbls Flour. 80
bills Whisky, 2 bxs Tea, l. A. Crane; 2 bdls
Metallic Packing, G O'Rilcy; car load
Hubbs and Spokes, Chas Babcock; zoo bush
Wheat. W Z French; bx Glassware. cnsk
do. Keller & White: bdl Trees, W Page:
4 bbls Eggs. Dbl Dried Apples, Butter
Jars, Geo Venneman.
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AN ORDINANCE

To prescrihe the time within which real estate may be
So for the payment Cf City Taxes assessed thereon;
SECTION /. BE il ordained by the Common Council
OF the City of Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage OF this Ordinance IL shall and be lawful for
the City Collector at time after the first Monday in
October, and before the second Monday OF March OF
each year To the taxes assessed, Te estate,
either by the seizure and - lie Of the goods ami chattes
of the claimant thereof by selling the lot
piece Of ground Itself. upon which the tax remains
unpaid or much thereof may he necessary pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising ard sale.
Attest: JOHN HENSON, Mayor.
WELL II WALLER. Clerk, feb9
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Two Dwellings, and Lots for sale on
Accommodating Terms.

vHIIIE undersigned offers two Frame Two-Story
Dwelling Houses. ON Ingle street, pear Reitz,
Wanney Co.'S Fonndrv, being lots No. " and v in
block Il, in Sockwell's Enlargement. The Dwellings
are nearly new. we'll huilt-cOntaning hve and six
rooms each. Either one will make comfortable home
for 4 man moderate circumstance. They viii be
sold NJ bargain, the owner has eN town anu gone
10 farming.
Irnot sold before The SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. they
will then he put M AT auction 70 the highest bidder
The sale will commence nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For further particulars. apply To MIR. Garyin, Real
mars WILLIAM JbffNSON.
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CINCINNATI, March %

CINCINNATI, MARCH Ell
Flour dull and dropping, sales of only
1000 5bls ut IS 60@3 65. Whisky firm !;
sales Of 900 bbls at IKE. Provisions frmj
200, 900 lbs bulk pork sold ut 54@51< tor
shoulders. Nothing done in mess pork, bs-
can, or lard. Glover Seed in good demand
Mt a 250s4 so, the latter for prime.
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Later from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, March 22-rM
The Leavenworth Ledger of the 18th says
an express arrived at the Fort on the pre-
vious day from Col. johnson, requesting that
supplies of ammunition, and more men, be
sent him Immediately.
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Another Court Martial.

WARRINGTON, March 20-PN
Court Martial has been ordered to AS
semble ut Newport, KY, on Gen. Twiggs, for
alleged contempt of the War Department.;
Wool, presiding; Jessup, Harvey and other
generals compose the board OF members.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

WABASH-Pcr steamer Statesman-600
SKIS corn, Preston & Bro; $50 pkgs A Crane
AZ csks pork same, $50 bbls -four, 50 SKIS
wheat. leo csks meat, 4l9 bb!s pork. bbls
ment, Ill SIS corn, Ipoi gunnies-Ms. WI
non.
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Kansas Land Sales.

WAsHINeTON, March 22-PN
The President has authorized the sales of
lands at Lecompton and Kickapoo, Kansas
Oh the 5th and 10th OF July next.
The War Department has received des-
patches from Utah.
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Valuable Standard WerkS.

DOBELL d CONJUNCTION
are SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander.
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eminent men in confirmation of their Importance and
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Dobell Y Convngton have samples and specimens OF
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-23
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ELECTION.
NOTICES HEREHY GIVEN 10 the q

~ Voters Of the City OF Evansville that TIE annual
City Election for the purpose Of eectng nineteen eD
COuI cilmen; One City Clerk: One City Collector
One Civ Treasurer; One City Marshal; One c uv
Assessor; One City Recorder, and One City Survey
will take place on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL.
being the 9Th day thereof The polls will be open AT the
following places, t0-wit:
Upper Precnct-At the Neptune Engine House, T..
ii. DeCamo, Esq, Inspector.
Middle Precinct-At the Young America Engine
House, Robert Fergus, Esq, Inspector 80
Lover, or Lamasco Precinct-At the Union Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq Inspector. -
Discretionary power is given to each Inspector to
appoint their own judges and Clerk.
BY order Of the Common Council.
WELL, III. WALKER, Gik.
MO tFolksbote end En ui-er copy till 3rd of pr }
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New York Market

NEW YORK, March 29-M
Flour firm, excepting Southern, which is
quiet; sales of $500 bbls. Wheat firm;
IS, 900 bus sold. Corn very dull and unset 3.
tied. Beef steady. Pork quiet. Lard
dull. Whisky dull. Sterling exchange
dull and lower, at lo7@lo71s. Stocks dull
and lower.
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The Riy0r.

LOUISVILLE, March %, M.-River rising;
IL feet in the Indiana chute: feet in the
middle chute. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, March 90, NJ Weather
cloudy. The River has risen feet inches
since Saturday, and is still rising. heavy
rain fell Saturday night.
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CANAL RECEIPTS.

March 2s.-Per packet W ashington. Il bbls
Wheat, 81 bgs do, Geo Foster d Co; 296 bush
Wheat, Littlcs e. Erwin.
Per packet Fuller, loo bbls Flour, Brown
e. Altman.
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Ii. l.. Fahenstock,s vermifuge.

Ii. l.. FahenstOck's Vermifuge.
a FTER an experience Of almost thirty years in
~ the preparation of Nerniftige, am now enabled
To offer my Improved yermifuge to the public as an
article IN every way worthy confidence, tbe1g the
most efec,ual Worm DESTROYER in either Children or
Certificates If persons 90 we'll known veraciy, ena.
bliss without hesitation whatever, to guaran-
tee II to give the fullest satisfaction.
ID. l.. FAHENST0CK,
Late 90 the firm o. u. A. Fahenstock & Co.
Sold wholesale. by II. l.. Fahens,ock Il Co., W hole
sale Druggists, No. 10, corner Wood and Fourth ss,
Piu<hurg, Pa.
Sold also hv John Laval. Chas. LEIGH and !. j
Prnnigton, Druggists, Evansville. jan ls-d&w:ml
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BosroS, March 22-PN.
The steamer Palmetto, from Philadelphia
for Boston. struck Black Rock. on Block
Island, this morning, and sunk. Crew saved.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March 22-M
Flour unchanged, and dull. Provisions
firm, but quiet. Whisky unchanged at l715
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COAL!! CoAL!! COAL!!!

"
HAVE lust erected Fairbanks Scale, for the pur-
pose of weighing my coal. | shall sell my coal by
weight according to The Law of the State. have a
large stock Of superior quality OF Pttsburg Coal and
invite all my friends to give me call and try it,
have been eighteen years in the business and profess
tn he Judge. The price of coal is u cents per bushe
All orders let nj the Gas Companys 0ihcr between
First and Second, Locust street, or n HOrnlrook
Store, Water street. my Coal Office, at the a.
nasco Wharf will he attended t.. All coal must be
paid FOR when ordered, in lrinkahe currency.
dec.9 T.. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a SEtNBERRIES, *, Nc.-
u 10 Bushels Choice Cranherrcsj
30 Heads Prime Cabbage;
~ Bush-ls Sugar PasnipS;
7Ol do Prime W lite Potltoes: inst received
and for sale by Y. III. COOK son.
ians-u.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

loREPARED By DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
Ii Scientific Medical Discovery, and Is daily work
ing cures almost too great ~ beeve. II by
magic even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
than bottle Is required 10 cure any Wind Of
Liver Complaint, from the wrist Jaundce or Dyspep-
of a s.azed Liver.
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sE w iudcOt~l - >h- s~sassouea- ~
Adams, Express sOf st. Louis papers in I'D
vance of the mail.
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TERMS OF SALE:

One-fDurth of the purchase money to be paid down,
and the remanaerin thr equal annual instruments
with interest PAYABLE annually, the purchaser giving
his notes and ortcg for the purchase money remain
ing unpaid. General Warrantee deeds will I've given;
The title to the property has been carefully examined
by competent men, and Is perfect.
Mans and Plans NAV he IN the Office or the un-
cnei and In the Journal the Enquirer and Nnlks
boe offices, and in the JlerK's and Recorders Offices
For further particulars enquire Of
DENNY & LUNKENHEIMER,
Agents Cor the purchase and sale OF Real Estate, Ev
- -
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Evansville and CraWf0rdSvil C

y 5s; So I.si J !.
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EVAN SNILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.

VHyE have opened a seed and Agricultural Ware.
w house. Have on hand and intend to Keep a fu n
supply Of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS: also, a full
assortment Of IMPLEMENTS. We are Agents for
McCOmick's Reaper: Mower and Reaper combined;
Young America Corn and Cob Crushvr;
Sarfori's Straw Gutter;
Raymond & Roberts PlOws;
Peahody's Premium Prolific Corn;
Landreth Sons Warranted t;areien Seeds, &c, &c.
febl3-dSw T.. IL. COOK l. son.
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I UST RECEIVED By EXPREss.-
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rE>HE ASsIGNEE OF wM. LOEwENTHAL &
CO., inform you herewith that they have sold
the whole stock Of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr.. A.
Loewenthal.
All Debtors to the late irm Of VIM. Loewenthal Il
Co.. will please call at their old stand and settle with
ABR. GUMBERTS,
LEOP. VI. BERNHEIMER,
marrN2w Assgnees.
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COAL FOR SALE.

GTTE have hand and are constantly receiving
~ coal OF an excellent quality from up the canal,
which rill deliver in any part Of the city al 0c.
Orders left ut James Laushns warehouse, at the
Office Of Nathan Rswley will he promptly attended TO-.
EOWLEY & AM0RY.
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SELLING OFF At A GREAT SACRIFICE

n HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE WHOLE
Il stock Of Goods from the assignee's Of VIM. Loe-
wenthal X Co. which, for To sell ont quickly as
possible offer at great reduction, Wholesale and RETAIL
My new goods rom the East, which will be here in
few days, will he sold ut lesale only at low
prices for cash and 70 prompt merchants:
MARLIN ABR. LOEWENTHAL.
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AL r. O a D.
For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. LOuis, Indian
apoiis aud the East
TIME CEf Nf,ED.
II VI y EDs
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /, 1853.

ny and after "Wednesday March 3rl, the up Mail
train leaves Evansville at minutes past P. N.
arrives at Terre Haute minutes pasta.
The down VI all Train leaves Terre llaute minutes
past 7. NJ. ;arrves ut Evansville minutes past TO-
Thr accolnm lation Trains leave heretofore, hut
pass Nncennes North ut 1926; South, ut 1898; arrive
At Terre Ilaute 5:ll, aud Evansville 500 P. ".
All Stations except Princeton. PatOka, Ninccnnes,
Carlisle and sullivan. are made Flag Stations.
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Coal! Coal! CoaI!

yEvE have now on hanl, and are dailv receiving,
20 the hest COAL that has ever been Introduced
into this market. which selling low. Good sur
store of JNO. W. HUGHES, next to the State Bank,
ians5itf JNO W. HUGHES & co.
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SsTEEL PLOw MOULDS.-5eD Steel Pillow Moulds,
- rom No. to No. ., for sale by
febIO SAMUEL ORR.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ExcLUsIvELY TO THE EvASsvILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY H.. W. LINE.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
W. BIERBOWER, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD n CO.,
mar, PROJECTORS, S45 Broadway New York
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YIELDING TO THE PRESSURE OF PUBLIC
OPISIoN.-The State Sentinel, the organ
Of Mr.. Bright. says, 'the candidates upon
the State ticket nominated by the Con-
veption of the 9th, have, in reply to in
terrogatories addressed to them upon
their Interpretation of that resolution,
answered that its application was in
tended to include Kansas, as we'll as
all other Territories Of the Union" -
That is, they have all avowed them.
selves in favor Of til Douglas doctrine
and consequently are opposed to the in.
depreciation Of popular sovereignty de-
Tended by Bright and Fitch, and upheld
by Mr.. Buchanan. Mr.. Bright's triumph
in the management Of the Convention
has been shorted lived. His own ad
hcrents have been forced to repudiatet HI
doctrines he attempted TO force upon thu
people of Indiana.
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10 BY recent Improvement, Hug he.
Printing Telegraph is now capable of per-
forming the extraordinary feat of sending
and recording at the same time, from oppo-
site ends of the wire, two distinct dispatches
in alphabetical characters. In many cases
the answer to dispatch begins to be rcceiv-
ed before the dispatch itself has been wholly
transmitted, although but one wire is en-
ployed 20 perform the double duty. By this
process but one operator is required to re-
ceive and deliver dispatches. The type il
arranged on the periphery Of q wheel, from
which the impression is taken in ink, with
out checking its motion. This invention viii
DC the means of diminishing the charges 70,
telegraphic communications.
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~An interesting decision has been rem

~An interesting decision has been rem
dered in the case of MARSHALL and Illsley, Of
Milwaukee, rs. the American Express Com
pany. The Company was entrusted by the
plaintiffs with 81 800 to deliver at the State
Bank in Madison, Wisconsin. The defend
ants made tender of the money after bank
ing hours, but it was refused. During the
night the Express safe was robbed Of its con-
tents, iuclading the $500. An action was
brought by Marshall & fllsley to recover the
money of the Express Company, but the jury
returned verdict in favor of defendants on
the ground that the Company having made
tender of the money, were no longer re.
sponslble for it as common carriers.
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:S- Another instance of the proniptitude
with which the old established Etna Insu-
rance Company pay losses covered by their
policies has just occurred. On the 18th OF
the present month the large brick Touring
mill at Yincenncs, belonging to Mr.. and Mrs.
Manwaring was destroyed By fire, but had
been insured in the Office Of the Etna Com
pany for $685.. Instead of availing them
selves of the sixty days stipulated in their
policy, the eompany's agent paid Up the
amount for which the property was insured
in three days after the occurrence of the fire
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THE INDIANA DEMOCRACY AND THE LEcoMP- |
TON DoDsE.-The Terre Haute Journal con- |
tains call for Democratic Mass Meeting, |
signed by one hundred Democrats, to be held
in that city on the 30th inst, to define their
position on the Lecompton dodge. 1t is
pretty plain from present indications that the
Democracy Of this State intend not to be mis-
understood or misrepresented on this point.
From the extraordinary efforts which are
being made in certain quarters to misconstrue
the meaning Of Mr.. Wallace's resolution,
adopted by the late Democratic State Con-
vention, we apprehond the example of the
Vigo Democrats viii be pretty generally fol-
lowed throughout the State-so that there
will be no misunderstanding now or'hereatter
on the position of the Indiana Democracy on
the Lecofnpson movement. Even Senator
Fitch. we opine, will very soon comprehend
the whole matter.
The different readings which have attended
the construction of the last resolution adopted
| by the late Convention has tended materially
| to the call for a Democratic Mass Meeting to
be holden ut Indianapolis, on the ed day Of
| February next.
The course of few professional politicians
and Office holders on the Lecompton dodge
has been well calculated to produce such q
result, yet 10 may not suit them.
The cal for the mass meeting regrets, not
what was done, particularly, but what was
not done. Itproposes to extend the Platform
and to 60 before tho people with q full and
fair expression Of opinions upon oil measures
of government, as the Democratic party are
won't to do. 1t does not propose a new State
ticket or disorganzation. II calls for re-
Election of the unaninity OF the Democracy
of the State in favor of an independent
! Treasury, and against he recession OF the
, sale of the Wabash and Erie Canal. The
proposition toincrease our State Indebtedness
from about $1,000, 200 to SIT ,000, 900 is one
which addresses itself to the pocket Of every
taxpayer. There can be 10 doubt of the
! sentiments and opinions of the great masse:
. Of the party on these subjects, and upon tn,
improperly of permitting the Republicans
to occupy oar own tenable grou.d. Th'
State Convention should have echoed thes'
opinions ut the Capitol. II must now b.
done or tho overwhelming defeat of our Stat
3 ticket is inc yitable. The call devotes som
well-timed remarks to the I" last resolution,
> spoken of by our correspondent in anothe
e column. I'D 4e..
The call is conceived in the right spirit.
i: stors at what it proposes, it is well, it j
J, eminently necessary. We will publish
next week, when an opportunity will be givel
to all Democrats who desire to subscribe to i,
g Ii is signed by Gen. Drake, Col. Cookery
Col. Dumont, Austin M. Puett, Judge Lowry
and other prominent Democrats Warric
Q Democrat.
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II A letter has been received by part,

u n IeIIer mas UceH ItccINeC Uy purity
in New Jersey, from friend in Utah, On his
way to California, in company with nine
others. Near the Devils Gap they were at
tackled by the Mormons, who burnt their
wagons to ashes, made them prisoners, robbed
them of everything they had, tore the cloth
ing OF their backs, and then tied them to q
tree, where they were kept three days and
nights without food. On the third day the
fiends told their captives that in five day:
they should be put to death, and gave them
their choice either to be burnt OF be chopped
into pieces. But their intended victims for
tunately made their escape, and after travel.
ing two days, overlook Colonel Johnson,
command.
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Ia A gentleman jus. returned from Fort
Bridger, where Col. Johnson's command is
stationed for the winter, reports the snow, in
places between here and that place to be i'm
passable, in many places, except by digging
ont the roads. He reports the cattle, mules
&C., to be dying rapidly, He says that in
places he could travel for two or three hun
dred yards, without stepping off the car
casses Of the dead animals.