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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE


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Ioit Its share Of the patronage which the Metropolitan
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
2 g 2 = &

WINTER ARRANGEME EMF.
ON after Monday, goth November 1858, the trains
" will foIlOws-vIz:
First-rhe S. Louis, Crcnnati, whselinE BenWood,
Baltimore and WASHINGTON City EKDress leaves daily at
l:3n A. NJ, arriving at Bambre at 1870 A. NJ, in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
SecOnd-The Northwestern Chicago, st. Louis Cairo,
indianapolis, Dayton, Gncinnati Wheeling BenWood Bal
timore and Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
p NJ Saturday excepted) arriving baltimore $3.50 p
II in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain should
take the 1880 A. train Cumberland and their
trip by the 500 A. NJ.
Returning West SOUTHWEST the trains leave
Baltimore daily fsloWs: Prst-The S:l5 A. " train
arrives at Wheeling at 62S p. NJ. seeoad-rhe $50 r. NJ
train arrives at Wheeling at 1880 A. VI.
The 1882 A. NJ train bouad ELs will stop at Allstatons
between s.heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets are being issued to Mouudsye At so
cents and to Bsnwood at 20 cts. n. FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. noV90
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INTERESTING d PROFITAB BE TO EVERY ONE.
consequences OF the hard times, have concluded to
in the selling price Of goods
SHALL time or some ofthe greatest bargains
In several RrtIeles received direct from auction.
CALCOES with exception Of English and Aerrimaek,
at 1nc ward.
MUSLIN DE LANES, goods retaied for less than
o5 only 1S and all others in proportion.
FURS-I offer good assortment, and At prices to suit
MUSEUMS, both Blsaehed and Brown Is per cent less
than other house.
MILLINERY Q0OOS-A complete assortment very law,
both Wholesale and retai row Ruehes at12Hc SroW at
iSAc. and row at 81.
EMBRoIDERIEs-T oblEe mvself to sell So per cent
cheaper than any other house In the city of wheeling
ether Mace
CHINTZES-worth Sic At 20 cents
CLOAKS And SHAWLS In every variety, and cheaper
than other house.
sILKS-A very good article of BLACK silks Soc, and
Of fancy silk worth and sold everywhere for g.
at only IS cents.
LINENS-An rrsIcie worth 75e at only 45c.
PARANETTOS AND PRENCI MERIN0S-Of every coll
price, lover than offered before; also De-
lAnes, fine quality, such sells at CSC. 1870
KID GL0vES-Anothsr lot of those extremely eheap
short, Will sell AL and any Of my suit these
hard times ISAAC Prayer.
p iSS Main street Union.
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THE essbrity OF GaTetty's Neleatel Paper for the
ter.cl1set IL rapidly hel1g extended throushou the
unitei states best articles before
the paSc II obvIateS the OF chemq Sly-pOisoned
white paper, paper stained with pile producing prn
ters' Ink 1t preventive Of piles. This
may rsl Il Is due 1nd light - bank note pa
ner stout Wtappsr Nothing of more value
an utility vas b4fore the public mn sheets
only - 500 sheets 80 cents Each sheet of the ee=u
ias the Of J. O Gayetty, vatermarked.-
get ieFf1 article rom OF the druggists, from
ths proprist0r No Al Ann st. n. v IT'S ent by
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Mi1lennial
Harhinpar. RethanY. Va.


Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
EtHRIsrIAN HYMNDoOK. in full shee -S!H cents per
do doe % F. soPy 90 &c
Turkey morocco, Kilt edges extra size De do
ta Christian aGr system. new edition, 81
Christian Baptism, and cOnSsausn'
q c.thello, between Bp Purcell an
chrIstisn Baptist n1 muslin s1IspsroOPy
DO do DO DO Do T Tq5s:yg ,Sp1sT Z; 81
Owe. DC Debate. 40 new sS ns ..iiss.
Rice DEBATE new edition. to SGT per Ps S p's
PFincIpes and objects Oft Religious urged
RsEssr,s foem'wPlnln; eli extra g. ,,nv,, oo,v
IA Back Toa8es Of The Harbnse 81 vol
'Pas99e 81 1 Tseeip,
free-chTlstian Baptist Rice Debate and sx
eepted The postage on the former Is on ns
EB- No books will be sen. on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS by MAIL-POsrAGE PAID HER
Hy@n-Bcok sheep per doss9 H.: 90 90
5Saa git sasss, Psn Pc. dGss1' 5:; do1 10 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen. ..----i0
Christian System, per dozen.
Terms of the IInrbInger for 1883.
copy to single Ig rub =; a.. H:5;;
copies for one year, copy for threeyears.. 500
-.....-.-.......-...'''.'''-' - M
is copies, [and one copy gratIs 90 no
25 copies, (and one copy gratis) ~ VI
tIsm and one neatly bound Hymn Book)....;:. SO
10 .opies land getter club, books on BaP-
tism and two neatly bound Hymn BOoks).. 20 Ou
100 copies land Eetter up of bub three books on
Baptism aud three neatly bound Hymn Books 100 W
1850 copies (and copies Of the book on Baptism and -
neatly bound Hymn Books. 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
Forthelsrses Of three more clubs over $780, SO worth
For the extlargest over $780, $50 worth of Books.
And for the largest $50, S25 worth of Rocks
The selected according to the order OF the
Agert whom the premium Is awarded = :.
IN ADVANCE POR CLUBS. We cannot adordto keep ae5
No DessoH residing In Bethnny tctu be admitted as
competitor far these prsMfunns
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
rnhlS-Iy Brooke eouity, Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.

:
1907 THE PENNsxIvAN1A
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
@5as -
The Capacity Of this Road now sqa any IN the Country
THREE THROUGH
PAS NIGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct In Union Depot at Pittsburgh With
Through Trains from all Western CITES i9r
New York Boston, saS 'n5:
surpassed, for speed and comfort, oy any
out change Of Cars or Conductors.
runS Daily, sIA and Fast Line tefPted Three
DAILY Trains eoSn ssa R SlssSs rsr
Express Train Pittsburgh "a ~, TlEss At Phila-
dsghG or Balti1 20 p M New YORK ~ r. r. Pbi,a.
phIa Ii P. NJ, New York $50 A. u.
or Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, New York qssP. NJ
SIX Daily Trails between Philadelphia md New York:
Two Daily Trains between New York end lston. through
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are GOOD V Norwich Fan
TfcS.Ts EASTWARD may he os.ains,at any of the
important Rail Road Offices In tbs Wes Ao on hoard any
1 ss fsg sas 1SRE
Company in Boston, New York, BaiLmorssI PnSaelpaia
Fare always as low as by am p,her Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTsBtRGH.
The cOmpston Of the Western eennseas Of the Fem
sylvanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes thif ne
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting of tracks by the Ran Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all drayags ferta Of Freight, to-
gether with the saving Of time are adyanses readily ap
PFfsnsssa x ssRRsI P q s't E% Sd f1a 70
their advantage to SHIP by ktit Routs.
Por Freight Contracts shipping Dreeaons' apply to or
address either Of the sT9y,1 A5sS,s Company
DoIln Co., steHbenrilIe o. d. & Pisics c., lanes
vile O.; J. JOHNSTON, RiGeyo r hsSEILI, MaysTIle'
JeHersonvllle. Ind; II. ". BRoVS @, Cincinnati, o.;
Go Ev MaAs f fnd ss.ax 90 Cairo ill.,
SASS ST. Louis, Mo ;JoHx HAHAIs Naslrlle Tenn HAR
Iowa. to Freight Agents OF Ran Road points
The Grsatest Facilities offered Jol the Protection
and Speedy transportation oil Lire Stock,
And Coon AccoXNoDArIoSs with for
FRETeHTS WESTWARD.
BY lhI, Route Frghts of all descriptions he forward
ed from Philadelphia New Yor sostgn or DatimoTe to
Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa or Mssour b. Rail Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also coqrects ut Pittsburgh
port on the Ohio MasSinglm Tennessee, Cum.
berand, Illinois MissssPPI, wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Chicago with Steamers to all ports on Tie Northwestern
Merchants and shippers .ntr.lns III. transportation of
their Freight To this Company rely With confidence on
THE RATES or FREIGHT 10 any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road are at an times da(1oTdbs
~ BE particular TO mark packages VIA PEsNA. II. R."
Merchants In the West ordering goods from tle East will
Parties attending their shipments from the East
viii nnd II to their Interest to call on the AGENTS Of this
addressed TO either Of them the subject Of reghts viii
meet with s SToTPs ntt e,!IS1:,,,,.
MAGRAw 4 Rooms. 80 North Street, baltimore; ~
LEEOI & Co., No. - KIby Street, Boston
II. II, HOUsTON, Geal Freight Agt; Philadelphia.
L.. L. HOUPr, CENT Ticket A0t, PhladiphiA.
TH0S. A. SCOTT, CENT SlDt, Altoona, Pa jSn4
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL 81 WINTER DRY GOODS.

The subscriber having Just returned from the East bgs
isSTs to state can o1r great lucsments In Dry
than any other house in the ety-tor cash.
Particular attention Is called to the following Items
stvIes An quality sek SIX, Calico width At only
SIS. worth dollar yardi the very best q11ty siesk
STYLES srped sinks, Bayaiere, rlk Satin etc
quarF and very cheap; superior quality Of black more
AaS s SsI s9e to eIn Of Sn all oops an
eeent quality only 55c. yar, over s. Hlle the very
best OF Msrno always sold from IS to lSO Will
In p,eSe or G sbarg4 and F'aram CT tos 4 One
quality, such always sells for axe per yardfor only
Al wool pIHIu Ne LaInes, all eOlors Lupons
make, for only 3IHe yari.
All Wool PInids, double With, hest quSlty, at
side rObes also robes lie BIvAdsre robes aqu
prices. -
10 cases 81 PrInts st stvles uel. and sus figured
fast cnlors warranted. from to et' worth i2X cts.
yari aui some HsloV IS 6G cents yard.
all widths prices excellent lity, 4wde at only
AMI good a. 1E As 64c; brown the s.ule
pist= brought to the city, OF all possible
R9rst RurS! ENFRA oRDINARY BARGAINSl-La-
dies desiring to p-nve themselves with beAutful and
genuine OF Furs this viii nnd It to their advsn
lower having direct from the Importers
H14 and ouy for cash. It gvesa eonsdera
Die Rs,,s saSle Mus Stone Mtrn, French sable
Vtch Lvnx enne. and All the usual varetiesI have in
large abundance AMI At all prices
RiauketS-l30 pair l0f, lis and 49, very cheap
In BlI1kets can offer acknowledgements
Three Ply Superane InzrAln, all Wool, etc. Will sell
RSo Al CIrpet at S6c, aud superior qlnty, st
Iaa. BrusSs Hearth rug worth g. for only ~;
auNV RAGS the largest size AlTays sold a 81
e7s IS, and do, common iiEe, worth ~ tnr only $3.50
ssplT 1877 Main Street.
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GoTDEN B e H1vE ST ORE
NO TIA MAIN STREET. WHEELING. va.
NEW FALLA AND WINTER GOODS
.----...-.,-s "a q sLI -p M



myG
xEeS2
d
nu
the sign " The Golden
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~ Be particular and ask for Tickets via the O. W4z
Short Line Rail Road.
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sGJIgsSssa-- LSAL4-
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TNwIee DAILY Sunday night excepted, between Rich
mond Warrington City via GordonsVille and Alex
andria.
mOnd. 0'4S A. ~ ana $3.50 r -.
Returning leave waShngton...s A. II. and I'M.
Arrive at Richmond p. NJ. andI An.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
IN and Washington. - =
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
always securing connections Is shown BY aTT
daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
RICHMOND WAsHEGroH SSog
An Omnibus found always ready to take Through
their baggage Of wearing APPAREL between
Depos Of CHARGE with ample time for them 70
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVtle and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road. now nearly com
plsted Danve. An Agent Of the Company viii receive
passengers from the Danve Road, and at
their baggage ali the Way to Washington Ohe Bal
by the mall line by the old steamboat
change of cars on the night Rich
mond and Alexandria. tel
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This route passes through N Lexington Lancaster, Cir
cevle Washington Wilmington and MArroE-ths richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
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WILDE & BRO.

W4hO6 cL oEIO.
p ESPEnrRULLY inform the public that they have
celve OF the largest and fashionable inVoI
ees Of WtP and winioE shades ever brought 20 the
city OF Wheeling comprising French, English aud Ameri
Papers and Borisrs In almost endless variety. They
purchased below the customary market figures and
viii be low; beautiful STYLES Glazed
Paper 1t Is septS R1the offered elsewhere
1sK. Ifyou wish irsAas give call, deter
mined sell DFiess VIII defy conpetition
attention OF WHOLESALE DEALERS iG invited, can
Job goods n1stfaV1rabe rates. Oar en-.
TIRELY NEW, and free from old and deprecated styles
carried oVerfrom last year. APT
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
at Central Ticket ONCE in heSPrigg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
Al f2:ISN lao NJ Cincinnati and points
ON arrival Of Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tn
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DY EXPRESSIVE have Just received those
u beautiful Bengal Hats. BLISS CAMPBELL,
tuiy5 40. S., Main st.
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In connection above, keep every kind Of mu
,icalnstruments and musical erchandIse generaly
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PIsnos, Melodeons, and every kind Of musical lnStru
nents tuned and repaired.
~ All go IDS warranted At this establishment. nove
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
The Arizona Armed Emigration Parties Head
ed Off-The Boston Post Office

New YORK, April g. From Washington. |
The armed expeditions now being organized
in New York and other cities, with the osten-
sible view of emigrating to Arizona, will not
be permitted to enter that Territory, special
orders to that effect having been issued to the
United States troops. The stopping of Col
Lockbrdge by Gen. Twiggs, is sanctioned
here and similar orders have been extended
to New Mexico in order to prevent the en-
trance of these bands of marauders into that
Territory. The troops now in New Mexico
will be removed into Arizona if it should be
necessary, and their places supplied by others
from the Platte country.
Various circumstances have been sent from
Boston against the decision here requiring in
demnty to be deposited in money for the re-
moval of the Post Office in that city. The
Department demands $4,000, to be at once
paid in, which was the amount of the bond
proposed. 1t is now contended that inasmuch
as the indemnity was not guaranteed before
the removal to Summer street, the action of
Congress is not obligatory, that having been a
condition precedent If this construction
should not be maintained, the time for option
as to paying in the indemnity will be limited
From present indications, it is likely that the
Post Office will remain on the new site, ac-
cording to the Presidents original inclination.
Lrter.-The Postmaster General has, by let
tel, informed the Boston Committee that twelve
thousand dollars must be deposited in specie,
for the rent of the Summer street Post Office,
and six hundred dollars for the expenses of
removal, after which an order will issue re-
storing the Post Office to State street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
The Judiciary.

BosToN, April 6.-The Governor has signed
the bill which reorganizes the Judiciary sys-
tenn of the Commonwealth 1t does not affect
the Judges of the Supreme Court, but in effect
dispaces the present Judges of the Superior
and Common Pleas Courts, and creates ten
new Judges to preside over a Superior Court,
which is created for the entire State. 1t also
provides for numerous reforms in legal proce-
dure. 1t is said that Hon. Charles Allen, of
Worcester, will be appointed Chief Justice OF
the new Court.
In the Police Court to-day, in the case of
Mr.. Cook, submaster of the Elliot School,
charged with furnishing pupil named Whall,
with undue severity, for refusing to repeat the
Lords Prayer and Ten Commandments, de-
cision was rendered, discharging the master
on the ground that the allegations of the com.
plant were not established.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
r,..o-;a.r ro1o,-ort, f.sco lincoln House Rlock.l
Trial of Mr.. sickles-Eleven Jurors Selected.


WASHINGTON, April Cit is confidently eX-
pected that the Jury will be completed to-day.
The talesmen are summoned from the rural
portion of the district. The proceedings of yes
terday are indicative of public sentiment in
this city Seventy-one out of seventy -four
persons had opinions so fixed aud decided that
they would not trust themselves to act impair
tally. Where questions were asked, itappear-
ed that these opinions were not as to the kill
ing, but as to the justification. The defence
would not have challenged any of these jurors.
The prisoners tather-in-law and many New
York friends are in court, to-day, evincing their
sympathy. The court room was crowded as
usual, but good order was preserved The
Court proceeded to call the talesmen for the re-
manning four jurors. Forty were called, from
whom only two were selected. The challenges
and answers, together with occasional discus
sions on the justification of jurors, elected the
earnest attention of the audience.
AT calling the forty-fifth name the eleventh
juror was selected and sworn.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The only emotion
exhibited by Mr.. Sickles in the commencement
of the trial was when his old friend, r. J. Dill
lon Of New York, stepped up to him, to-day, in
the dock, and greeted him. Mr. Sickles turned
away to conceal his tears.
The arrangements made by counsel for the
defence is, that Mr.. Graham is to make the
opening speech after the opening of the prose-
cution. Mr.. Stanton is to make the argument
on points of law, Brady is TO examine the wit
nesses, and Mr.. Chilson willpresent the closing
arguments.
The uniformly intelligent demeanor of the
jurors, surprises the counsel. They say they
have never seen so fine collection of jurors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.-Thomas c. Turner
is elected Governor John r. Bartlett, Secre-
tary of State Jerome B. Kimball, Attorney
General They were on both the American
Republican and the Republican ticket. There
is no choice for Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer.
In the Eastern Congressional District there
is no choice. The vote stands-Robnson,
American Republican, 1897 Davis, Republi-
can, 2422; Arnold, 1882 Robinson leads in
every town but two.
In the Western District Brayton, who was
supported by the American Republicans and
Republicans, is elected. The vote is-Bray-
ton, 2949; Anthony, 700
There is no election of member of the Gen
era Assembly in this city.
The opposition have both branches of the
Legislature by an overwhelming majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
NTarkets-NEw YORK, April 6.


COTTON buOyant; sales 5000 bales mostly all in tran
sit at sc advance; Middling uplands, l2sc.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-reccipts 1886 barrels;
sales 1900 bbls State and Western q l0c lower I'M
sound S45l5; Super State S500560 extra State IS 80
% 645; round hoop Ohio, $3.50 a $500 common to good
extra Western s6O0@6,5O southern dull and dropping;
sales 800 bbls mixed to good 5000 a 625 fancy and
@75O.
Wheat heavy sales $500 bags other sales have been
made but the particulars refused by sellers Western
White Sl65. Corn without material change; saes260OO
bushels; mixed Western, nominal, at Sc; yellow
Jersey and Southern 80 ssc, for inferior strictly
prime Oats dull; Southern and Jersey 4S@54; North
ern and Western, 5000.
PR0VISIoNS-Beef unchanged sales 600 bbls; coun-
try moss S50@SS,15; prime, s6,5O7 repacked Chicago
$3.50 a III prime at Sl7 q 81 Pork rmer sales
1850 bills including 1000 bbls for the months at
SIS; S7S75 for new; S75 for old prime sl25 so a
1852 Bacon quiet Dressed hogs dull at q SIC. Cut
meats firm Hams s. @ v shoulders Gs@7 Lard heavy
24c Whisky dull and lower Rice firm; sales 200 tierces
at SIC Sugars quiet but steady sales 3I5 hhds; New
Orleans q Sc Muscovado 81 a Sc. Conee-sales $50
bags Mar Hi st. Domingo, l0c, cash. Moasses firmer
for New Orleans; sales 300 bbs and so hhds; New Or
leans 40 q Ale; MuscovadO 273 a Csc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
The Fugitive Slave Case

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-The court house
was crowded this afternoon, to hear the deci-
sion of Commissioner Longstreth, on the fugi-
tive case, and a crowd gathered outside. The
Commissioner said his duty was plain. He
discountenanced eounsePs appeals to private
sympathy. At an early stage of the case he
was satisfied that it was intended as a show
case. He said the claimants had not proved
their case. The prisoner was discharged, and
there was great satisfaction and excitement
among the crowd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-07
From utah-MOrmOnism Declining.

WAsH1NGToN, April 6.-The War Depart
ment has advices from Utah of the LIST March.
Mormonsm is represented to be waning, and
apostatizing is quite common. Brigham Y Dung
keeps secluded. 1t is reported that he intends
quitting Salt Lake, and has agents negotiating
in some of the Southern provinces of Mexico,
and also in Central America, for the purpose OF
obtaining site for a new settlement
The territorial officers of Utah experience
much difficulty from Mormon interference
The Indians, of course, are troublesome.