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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-03
a. % " mINU,
"Gouernor of Utah TerritorH.


have since kept my office open at all
hours of the day and night, and have reg
istered no less than Sc men, 38 women
and a children, as desirous of my pro-
lection and assistance in proceeding to the
States. The large majority of these peo-
pie are of English birth, and state that
they leave the congregation from desire
to improve their circumstances, and real
iZe elsewhere more money by their labor.
Certain leading men among the Mormons
have promised them -four, and to assist
them in leaving the country.
Ny presence at the meeting in the Tab
ernacle will be remembered by me as an
occasion of intense interest. Between
three and four thousand persons were
assembled for the purpose of public wor
ship; the hall was crowded to overflow
ing; but the most profound quiet was OBJ
served when l appeared. President Brig
ham Young introduced me by name as
the Governor. of Utah, and l addressed
the audience from the stand.'' Inform
ed them that / had come among them to
vindicate the national sovereignty; that
it was my duty to secure the supremacy
of the Constitution and the laws; that /
had taken my oath of Office to exact an
unconditional submission on their part to
the dictates of the law. / was not inter-
rupted. In q discourse of about thirty
minutes duration, / touched (as thought
best) boldly upon all the leading ques-
tiops at issue between them and the gem
erG Government remembered that I
had to deal with men smbittered by the re-
r3embrance and recital of many real and
;Yraginary wrongs, but did not think it
wise to withhold from them the entire
truth. They listened respectfully to all
that | had to say-approyingly even,
fancied-when explained to them what
intended should be the character of my
administration. In fact, the whole man
ner of the people wasealm. betokening no
consciousness of having done wrong, but
rather, as it were. indicating conviction
that they had done their duty to their
religion and to their country. I have OBJ
served that the Mormons profess to view
the Constitution as the work of inspired
men, and respond with readiness to ap-
peals for Its support
Thus the meeting might have ended.
But after closing my remarks, / rose and
stated that I would be glad 10 hear from
any who might be inclined TO address me
upon topics OF interest in the community.
This invitation brought forth, Ia success
sion, several speakers, who evidently sxes-
cised great influence over the masses of
~ q -ar,,ln Ths-- L.~~-,-,,<.1 -, AZ.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-03

r Remember tbs eleeiien on the LIST
Monday in AagusE. and vsse against Le-
compton
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-03

AZ Tbs theFmomstsr nov ranges be-
tween se sud sa degrees, = suo O'clock
p. Il.
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=, Cummings Official Account Of his Rseephon
at Salt Lake City.
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CUCCEssloN sALE.--Estate Of oliyia

SUCCESSION SALE.--Estate of Oliya
~ virtle Of nm order Of the DistrictGourt, given
pers,a Mt to Judgment in the suit Of chIzona Ls'
Morrow wife etc, vs.. John Morrow, tntor etc.' yis
trirt Con,t. Parish Of St. Landry, No. 12s6-Wiil Dc
sold at the last residcnceot deceaseu, ~"
Of John Morrow, on
Monday, january ~, ls7",
tbo f,,owinr described property, to wit:
1.-THE tract of land where the deceased last re-
s;dad With MI the buildings and Improvements
tlarcon containing $40 40.l00 Of an acre, bounded
North by lands Of William Gdber, So.'tl, ~ anus
Of Mrs. Woods, West by land Of isaac II Jackses !,
and Fast BY land supposed T. oe Pps Pspaa Bayoa s tie
Greater nart of which land was donated by william
3 swis n Olivia A. Burton, deceased wife q Joial
Marrow. and the balance purchased ny ana Wi.u .s
advice Of family meeting for the ciilldreh oi sau
aeeeased. from William D. Goodwin, Known o. t'e =
Dunn tract. ~oa ahont AZ vears.
a-.I,OSE. negro woman aged about 20 ye'fsi
MARCEL. negro man aged about 70 years;
It1nIE nero woman aged about s. years; .,
ls..J0IIN. negro man, crippled, aged ABOUT =
years. .d ohout a0 YEARS: ~
q SiiSAN. negro woman aged about "a years.
q LEILA negro woman aged ahQNtAo yeafs' =
Trnns Am CoNpITIoNs:-Twciity per cei'. ol
the purchase price for the slaves oast; 'ne
If liza purchase price in three equal liis.n.u. ~
from r. ads hs 1T s day asy 1860 second ] st day
oe oe anr 1851 the third and last lst day ot apr,
q ses apF And ui The ad in three equal insalmen as
dating e st Of april ds ls Il app ss the
s purcnssers to furnish personal security or seenr
;a n SoIido. The land and slaves remaining spe
es N to said estate all sums not nne
, naid 10 hear eight per cent per anHu in'''
eahS est From their respective maturity until pa'c'
ST. Landry oc'o0e' /. Y. SsySi CHAcHERE, Sheriff
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|ss., ", a,lice. 81. Landry, October 80, 1853.
. " = s'''se' L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.

sSypTFF Fss SALE.-State Of Louisiana,
gs.s a;s Gourt, Parish Of st. Landry.-No. l59
~ RssrS, RSsutsiNo "a, Lawrence Young.
s,yire sgte' 81 q writof d. f.. issued in the above
gI.s sssa ,n;t ~ WIN. H. Spencer, Justice of the
f;ns a,' 1, and for the Parish Of St. Landry and
s H .asssid sSa,ss md to me directed, will expose
sbs ss, ~ cash at the co!rt-haase =, Of sa,s
,sss Ss ro,menejng at the hour of III A. NJ. and
tss'sg ss froni day to day, if necessary, all the
d, 1s ss,e interest and demand OF the said defend
Sare Young, in and ~ the following prop
,siysd to satisfy said writ, 70 wit:
ssasnts @ Of land, lying ia Prairie Laurent, in
4. ps,is o( ST. Landry, bounded North by lands
W tfs1taiue& gable, Southb by lands OF Arcenean
hs lands Of Simon Wable aud Lenan and
VI s;lliNgs and improvements thereon.
KssFs 1).Ree, Opelolsls, October 80, 1858: i
/, B ass XII 4 : L. v. CHAC HERE, Sheriff.
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lCUCCEsSION SALE Estate sof John
~ Andrus a5.s F5s
BY virtue Of an order Of the District Court In and
for the Parish Of st. Landry, will be sold at public
auction, by the undersigned public auctioncer duly
commissioned, on "A. VI f4y5 N
Tucsdny, December 4. 1858.
at the last residence of the late John Andrla, de-
ceased, near Flat Town Parish of st. Landry, the
following described property, to wit
PLANTATION,
situated in the Parish of st. Landry, near Fiat
eight arpents of land, it being composed Of ss5sI
two separate tracts, the one bounded North s Ea
by Onezime Guory, South by widow Hen kzaslazza
! ry Fontenot, East by Glide Lnfeur, aud West BY
Onezime Gullory, the other being woodland, bonn-
dcd South by Olidc Iafeur, North by j. b. Ladeur,
East by Auguste Jacob F0ntenOt, and West by
| Alphnnsc Veillon, =
4 negro man named Janyier, aged 20 years.
| l Creole Mare, 9 -5GfF Fs
| pair OF Oxen,
| l0hcad OF Hogs, A%1
| lot OF Corn,
| lot of Cotton ploughs and Harrows, s.
| as lot of Rice,
| lot of Tools,
| Y j Double barrel Gun,
| lot of Kitchen ware, i5 s&
| j lot of Crockery, and other OBJ
| jects too tedious to enumerate.
1 TERMS AND CONDITIONS :--All sums OF ten dollars
and under cash. all sums above ten dollars payable
in two eauaI installments the first instalment on
the lst April 1850 the second the lst April ssl
Purchasers to furnish two good solvent PERSONS
securities in solido to the satisfaction OF tho Admin
| istrqtor All sums not punctualy paid at maturity
to bear per cent ntalest from time due Until maj
/ ly paid. The land aud slave to remain special.
mortVaee to said Estate, until full and entire pay
ment Of principal and interest.
| ''' ''"''''' -''','S' LOUIS STAGG.
| Auctioncer.
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HINCKT.EY & co,

NOTlCE.-'l Tile undersigned hereby notifies
IN Planters and others that from and AFTER the In
Of November next, 1851, the Storage now existing
will hcnceforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying In for the
period of one month, and FOR every additional
charged.
Nothing will be delivered untiltiic storageis paid
Washington, Noys7 1867.
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!. ss;sSaits Parlsn,o!IlI j, v.,---',,l

l'Cssyt Parish OF g'fis---,, 7.
4. s.ssa a s s'.ass sSs ssssas sss g D's ne
q ssa highest a hiaSsEs e, EshTuhpA9 asT Hais Z,
M Il II lsisslss IsSs; ssnsssS|ss sssssSss
!!;,3's5sd p t y s' said Charles De Blanc 70 h's
ySSen, Gontalhi,m5 i ,ti,s acreS 81 the North
Pa eight hunarsS,tte a.'a,ter of I'm, fourteen,
n = " Nortll,wes. soutll OF Rsnge number
nunlltclr sstsrn ssbs Land District Of Lonisi'
NJ so5sn niNs,,sa ,Nsv acres and thirty-two hun
n a1'Scre. = s, 4, : s. sls.ss ar 40, 1858.
ST. ! Y Il. CHI a Gil ERE, Sheriff.
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A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
- AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

M0FFATTs PILLS, IL, 81 ~ 81. &
PERRY DA AVIS PAIN KILLER.
fresh assortment Just received.
Although am not special agent for the sale of
any patent medicines, l. nevertheless keep constant
" on hand 2 general assortment Of them, which |
can sell as low as any other house iii this district
and which guarantee to be fresh and genuine. sg
Opelousas, November Is, 1858. s.ss
ssA 3sF 3HT P.l.EONCE HEBRA RID. "
Druggist and Apothecary.
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gNIOTICE.-The undersigned, thankful TOT
in the patronage heretofore extended t, l,a sAANa
suonds And the public generally that he has located
tH t;mself In in the Town Of Washington, where he Is
n" n, work entrusted to him. such as Carriage Repair,
ina. Painting. Trimming and ornamenting, as WEI. p
az S5t,ention to business he hopes to merit con-
tinuaton of patronagei ,oso "oiN''
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N YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL o For NE

~ rapid cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza,
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough,
Group, Asthma, Inciptent Con.
sumption, and for relief Of con.
sumptive patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak to the
public Of its virtues. Through.
oi.f nunn1r fns.,ln nnd sal,nn i 4
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PRIZE FOR EvERYBoDY Mn


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COOPERAGE.- - The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARREI.S for
Moasses, Of the best workmanship, which he offers at
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
supply of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NfNE-F0OT
pICKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM S. READ Washington.
StYRUP or IODIDE OF It0N, fres, ana pure
y for sale by III L. HEBRARD.
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7NIOTICE no PLAN'TEIaS AND SHIP.

ENIOTICE TO PI.ANTEHS AND SHIP
know the facts we take this method 10 inform them
that the prices OF freight and passage the steam
ers ANNA PERRET and wv. BU RTON N ], viii be the
same last season. and shall bc as low as any good
and safe boat IN the trade.
sThankfh for past favors, we hope by strict At
tentio to Our business, and respOnstbility for any
losses that may occur by the fault Of those we en-.
ploy, and being always on hand, 70 merit liberal
share Of their patronage. s Z s ssI IN. s
January 2, 1853. HINCKLEY 4 co,
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TUST RECEIVED AN assortment OF Blank
l Books, Pass Books, Memorandum and Pocket
Ledgers. 8 ~ sss s,5 3e4s IA Ss,s' s s8si NJ III
Also, q fine assortment OF Fancy Nnte paper aud
envelopes, for sale by r. LEONCE HEBRARD.
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every hamlet Of the American States, its wonderful
cures Of pulmonary complaints have madeit already
known. Nay, few are the families in any civilized
country on this continent without some personal ex-
perience of its effects aid feweryet the communi-
ties any where which have not among them some
living trophy ofts victory the subtle and dan
gerous diseases Of the thront and lungs. While it is
the most powerful antidote yet known to man for
the formidable.and dangerous diseases Of the pul-
monary organs. it Is aso the peasantcst and safest
remedy that can be employed for infants and young
persons Parents should have. it in store against
the insdous enemy that steals upon. them lupre-
pared. We have abundant grounds to believe the
Cherry Pcrtorai saves more lives by the consump.
tions it prevents than those 1t cures, Keep it hy
you. and cure your colds while they are curte nor
neglect them ,litil no human skill can master the
nexoiaie canket tlat. fastened on tho vitalS eats
your life away. All know the dreadful fatality Of
lung disorders and ~ they know too the virtues Of
thisremcdy, we need not do more than to assure
them it is still made the hest It be. We spare
no cost no care no toll to produce it the most per-
feet possible, and thus afford those who rely on It
the best agent which our skill furnish for their
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.AYER.s CATHARTIC PILLS.

The sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best, most per-
BILE proofs are shown that these pills have virtues
which surpass in eXeellcncctho ordinary medicines.
and that they win unprecedcltedly upon the esteem
ofal men. They are safe eand pleasant to toke, but
powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities Of the bny remove the
distractions Of its organs, purifythes blood, and
| expel disease. They purge out the foul humprs
which breed and grow distempcr, stimulate sluggish
or disrordefcd organs into their rnatira action, and
impart healthy tone with strength to tho whole
system. Not only do they cure the everyday com
pMints of evry body, hut also formidable and dan
geruus diseases that have bafed the hest Of human
| skill While they produce powerful effects, thry
are at the same time, in diminished doses, the safest
and best physic that can be employed for children
being s,igarcoated, they are pleasant 10 take and
being purely segetahle, are free from any risk ol
harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief
were they not suhsantated by men oil such exalted
Ipostion md charter as to forbid the suspicion o
untruth. Many eminent clcrgymen and physicians
have lent their names to certify to the public thu
reliability of my remedies, while others have sent
line the assurance of their conviction that my pre-
parations contribute immensely to the relief Of IN,
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
| The agent below named is pleased to furnist
gratis my American Almanac, contaihing directions
Tor their use and certificates of their cures, Of til,
Cositiveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism
| Dropsy Heartburn, Headache arising from fou
ston,ach Nausea INDIGESTION, Morbid Inacton D
the Bowels and Pain arising theretrom, Flatulency
Loss of Appetite, all Ulcer0us and CutaneOus dis
ease which require. an evacuent Medicine, Scorful,
or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying the bloo,
and stimulating the system, cuce mahy complaint
which it would not be supposed they could reacl
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness Neuralgia AM
Nervous Irritability Dcrangemeits OF the Liveran
4 Kidneps Gout, and other kindred complaints arisn!
from low state Of the body or obstruction Of II
obstruction OF its fnnctions.>
DO not be put off by unprincpled deslers witt
some other pill they nuke more proiton. Ask 70
4 Ayers Pills, and take nothing else. No other the
can give you compares with this III its intrinsi
value or curative powers. The sick want the hes
aid there is for them, and they should have it.
Prepared by DIR J. G. Aver, practical and analJ
tical Chemist; Lowell, Mass.
i Sold by p. IT, Hebrard and John Posey, Opelol
sas, and by druggists every where. Oct l6.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
e phh-A Benevolent Institution established
II sgscal Endowment for the Relief of the Sick
nM issl distressed, afflicted with Yiruentan Epidemic
,s !ae Howard Association, in view of the awful
SssasIlea Of human lfe caused by Sexual dis
ss. ,s1 M !le deceptons practced upon the unfor-
y ~ q such diseases by Qnaeks, several
lSs aso directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
SMMasaOle Msas ACT worthy of their name, to open q
sssl.SaFy lor the treatment Of this class Of dis
sSs, ,lliail their forms, and to give Medical advice
Il sas al VINO apply by letter, with description
M Ky. x u9aut'on (age, occupation, habits of life,
l asslls WV n cases OF extreme poverty to furnish
~ iApes lfee Of charge. 1t Is needless to add that
Il a. association commands the highest Medical skill
%Ssss Sgs age' and viii furnish the most approved
usaetn Treatment.
Directors Of the Association, in their Annual
i. ps.sapon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, for
SSiAs sAs ehlaing january list, 1858, express the
tSsS Sjs sAsactlon with the success which has at
nv y se ", abors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
Gas. y 4 spcrmatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, Impo.
n |. Mvlsrhra elect, Syphilis, the vice of Oman
tSs se',aose, ETC., and order continuance OF
gbsun gbs NJ plan Tor the ensuing year.
ssa t,,a on N review of the past, feel as
ss gas has selr abors in this sphere OF benevolent
tassas,''e s'e peen Of great benefit to the afflicted
dsa'y devos 70 the yonng and they have resolved to
imSor, .enlseyes with renewed zeal, to this very
''s,,s s,l!i ana much despsed cause
SanaJIS JIS,nraple Mar Report on Spermatorrhna, OF
NSs Sa ~ W,seakness, the vice of Onaiism Masturba
crssa, ~ ellaonse, and other diseases of the sexual
mil H. y uie consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
bt " Ma sealed envelope), free of charge, on re
TMfts " wv esIamps for postage Other Reports and
eses da. S tlle nature aud treatment of sexual dis
ssntoa ce' etc are constantly being published fol
EstsS s alstrlhntion, and will be sent to the af
hestms,,t ,0ihe OF the new remedies and methods o
seat yalna discovered during the last year, are d
R,sas, ,4saaaTess, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
s@nS,;atouN. sn,;aa 4 Consulting Surgeon. Howard Asso
'o' south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order OF the Directors
Gso Ezra D. HEARTWELL, President.
Aay 70 iSis.-Elv ,9Ne'''"'s'
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HILAIRE DIES ESHA RTE. Collector and
- Crler, cnSSs his seryiocA y sueh. u tho citi
zcns q 81. Landry All hNsiucss entrasted ID MI
care will be promptly attended to, HI has fnfpaed
no partnership Wit my Dne lii either Qf the above
branches March 10 1S60
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BY N'Naile OF Lime of the best quality, for sale
Sent /, ~ DBBAlLLON 4 CARR ERE,
1906 Washington, las
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-vpp17MERY.! IL -Kssme-sweetiy, po@adei n.is b i
nKissmeq and "kiss mel, yoa,paed ,as nnd
Essences distilled from the fofge'-'nel''' s
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