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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

ES A mother, admonishing her son,
told him he should neve: defer ill 10 NOR
row what he could do to-day. The liule
nrchin replied, Then, mother, let's eat
the remainder of that plum pudding to-
night
A person following close behind coup
lie returning from juvenile party at
fashionable residence in PlttsGeld, a few
weeks since, happened to overhear the
young gentleman thus address his com.
panion in a voice of the tenderest soIici.
tude:
Charlotte Angeline. you must not set
your youthful affection on me, for L am
doomed to All early grave. Mother SAYS
that | am troubled with the worms
The lslner involuntarily uttered an
'ahem, which interrupted the reply of the
self devoted and constant Charlotte Ange-
line.
Fanny Fern says she once had narrow
escape from being minister's wife, and
tells how she would have acted in such
case. An exchange. in commenting upon
the matter, says that if she had a narrow
er escape than the minister, then it was
fearful to contemplate, in6eedl
How very seldom it happens said one
friend to another. that we fud editors that
are bred 10 their business
Very well.' replied the other. and have
you not remarked how seldom the business
is bread to the editor?'
~The Madison Courier of Monday
last has the following curious item in rels-
lion TO Friday:
'On a Friday. Fry. Maxwell & Co. pur-
chased forty ODD tons of lion at Piitsburc.
It was shipped on Friday on tic Jacob
Traber, which sunk at the wharf in Cin-
cinnati on Friday. The iron was insur-
cd in the Rising Sun Insurance Company
and in the Indianaaolis Insurance Compa-
ny Zone balf on each) on a Friday. Mr.
Covington assessed and paid The damages
on Friday, and the iron was re.shipped
and landed at Madison on Friday.
Mr. Babcock, the Postmaster at Middle.
town. IN opening the New York Mail. not
long since, found paper without wrap
per. and on examining it, found it to be
California one. and done mp inside was
nugget Of gold. Who the paper belongs
to, Is still amys,ery.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned will, at the
j next regular session of the Board of Commis-
sioners Of Marshall county, to be held on the first
Monday of June next, apply for license to retail
spirituous and malt liquors in accordance with the
License Act of the late General Assembly
OF the State Of Indiana. The location on whchI
propose to sell. is on lot number III in the origina
latof Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana.
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

A PHILOSOPHER MARRIEs NEGEEss--
Ladislaus Magsar, Hungarian, well versed
in the natural history of Brazil. in the
hope of reaching the interior with more
certainty, has married the daughter Of the
negro king of Bibe, in Upper Guinea
Having by this step become General IN
chief Of his fatber-in-law. he makes use of
his newly acquired authority to facilitate
his researches
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

A cheerful face is nearly as good for an
invalid as healthy weather. To make a
sick man think he is dying, all that is ne
cessary is to look half dead YOURSELF
Hope and despair are as catching as cuta-
neous complaints. Always endeavor to
feel sunshiny, especially in sick room.
and to look so too.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
[WEOLE NO 1s4

A correspondents says that Gen. Cass
once made positive engagement to join the
Know Nothing Society. We don't believe
it. We cont thing think that the old
'Michigander could ever have been right
on the goose. .'--LouisUale Journal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

E@Dr. Warren the author OF Ten
Thousand a Year, and other works of mer-
it. in speaking of the fall of beautiful
young woman. writes this fine sentiment:
'One grieves more 10 see flower nipped
in the bud by the stern hand of adversely.
than at the destruction of the actual
bloom
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

H Good nature is ths very air Of a
good mind. the sign of large and gener-
Gus soul, and the peculiar soil in which
virtue prospe-s.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

A friend of ours was congratulating
himself upon having taken very pleas
ant trip. Upon inquiry we found he hsd
trippsd and fell into young lsdy's lap.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

All persons owing me, whose accounts are due, are
hereby notified that need the money, as cannot
pay my debts until my dues paid, and not wish
inv to subject any to costs yet if this call is
not responded to Immediately, am comreled to
adopt means more effectual. Fl. PIERCE.
Plymouth dec Z, '59 ltf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
Pixies Peak Gold Mine,

II COATED THREE MILES WEST OF
] Plymouth. near the Pittsburgh Ft WAYNE and
Chicago r. Eighty of 1and-fifty acres
small house-all of which can be bought
NOW for one thousand dollars. For Particulars
enquire of ID. McDoSALD or on the subscriber on
the premises. A. u. ARMSTRONG.
Plymouth Feb ed 1859 nl0ts
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

Always give kiss for a blow, unless
the blow is given with brooms,ick in
which case il is better 10 'mizzle.'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
JOB WORK..

WE ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE
wv Job Work ofevery description on the short
est possible notice and in good style as anyother
office in northern Indiana. Persons about having
Job work done are invivitcd to call and examine
our numerous specimens of
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

Why is kiss like scandal? Because
it passes from mouth to mouth.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.

Having the advantage of Job Press AMI the
latest styles of Job Type, we CAN and WILL give
en.re satisfaction to all who may favor us with
their work. We are prepared to rrint
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
CARDS AND ENVELOPES

Merchants and others, short notice Call
t the DEMoARAr Office. over H. Pierce's Clothing
tore and leave your orders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29
TERMS O1-ADvERTIsIHe.
xIfx I.una On Lnps uAx1 eouASf.1

11sana1a Cart, nsk axsas1iAg IN liase, As1As
iss.sai Issis:s Il -. oslt..rai.s.,, ais, i.;..erai.s
Dls,ayss sl'srs'ss..,p A.H .ors sA.a Il.
Advsstissnsnts lss1as4 md placed .unAss ~
- of special Netisss," 1SsAls sAs .sr1ssSsy3S
Spssial Notices II shs Local Column 80 sssls
AAvssatssnSsAs sGedsssa - 49, lnsias sxelu-
dve1y - - Doily, A1esS thSs1sOt t~U wssk I,
- pr eent. noTs 4hAA Ne shove rasss.
Al syeaeese9 e1sss16esaSass 1sst - SsS1 ~
- A4aenfA 1hts. ,ssls Will net ~ vea3M1 fssn.
MnsA - a1sHtlasr ssaes - MssklX aaens.
ths pkiet Viii - The sAnS g II the Oaiiy =
WAers ths Dsily asd Weekly are be4h ssel.
q ~ ss.s: VIII y dsdsstse ffoS ~ Aeps
U.asf - present sys.sn, IL. sxvsisissr
pays - nesh Tor tks spaes IN sssspiss, IL
eAaxess tsing shssgsabis for ~ ses1poe e3tioS
anly. This plAn Ii non ean1fA1ly aAspaSA---
QNs SAAsns tsf sAsAgss S01 - II asen1s Dss
- ~ aff ssssa vAsrs aavestiss.s.s, krs
6Ja1DattnnSd heSers ~ sxpisatien, - - vsas
- 0e hns scatxaotea Tor, thsv pi1l ~ shaf0s1
sp = car rsgsiar rAtss 1sr Tia tiAs astasL
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II. L E.L.M,AsN.,
ss4# .4ssp WEoLnBALA D1AL1Rs
aTOR1TuM AND DOMESTIC
10y = % y u. H0TloHe.A = o,
ss OoanAs u Bourth IA nain sosoUoa.

A6UAu
- A0 jASGsssSavs6 6hsDs ~ spluG stesk of
laasstAa1 0pst appSsvs1 ssy1M, tseeAeo1 aifssS-
dw1Gbn th~ 11poRbsss 90 Mano1n1eafuts, md
g1ilt - sslA O - 1snssnabls sss1s as0Sy 1nn D.
purchased elsewhere. s& gsas Eas4 5000
1hs s1nusios - city Andcssntry lE~sAsats y
fspssGkn11y solisltsd. sg assss
septlSA&w .sxsgA Ne stA A-8{ u n 65.saf
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THE AFSNs KAvANIA ns
0DlEEKAL HAIIRoAn

- - - ~ ~ r. - - ~ j u
BETwEEN PT1TEBURGH &PHILADxIHHTA,
coaasetins di1sst in ths u.ies Dspet 4 Pasbsssh,
PhilsdsipAiat New Yosk, Destsn, 1dltim6ss I'D
wsshlA6sa CITY; An. fa1nishine fAsil1tiss for
the transpcgtAttoA Of RasaeuGers unengpoasud, 1os
spssd .ad coefsrt: " any etlg ra.1.s. ~, .
phia without change d Cars or coa1ssesss.7 4
e1oktng c. srs st4asaea y s9sA tA1n wood
rn4 6eseing Carr y Rxpeesa aaa 1as1 1ralns.
THE IMPRESS RUNS DAILY, Nail 81 Isst
1srss Daily Trslns conu.e. diles, ,er H.~ Y.,&
n1PrssG sal Pest Lins connect for BAitimore aad
Washingtoa. s8H7I7 4.
1xPRM06 II AIN--Leswse Piltstafrh n a. - /.
arrives at Philadelphia or BAltinors q ). = !.
i Nov York lo:se p. n. sn
MALL TRAIN--L4avss PittssursA e =
...t .gstiyinx " PhiiadsipAIa = II I.ns Hsv Yslk
FAST IIHE--Lssy.. pithbu.gA = s 5 =, -
fiving In Yhiladslphia or Baltinpea q osoo :
sIx DAILy TRAINS bsaweeS F,n,ua u. = .
Nsw YoFEs Tvs Daily Tr.ipS sstusn Nv Ysss
= eTrsss6UdH s6UdH TICKETS {.ll Rain H., y. !, -
either Of the above Trains.
BOAR TLOK1TS 20 Bosson are ess1 " Nss-
wish, 1All kiyss or 6tsainet0n MH1e.
81 TI0KEIs xA6TWARD may ~ e14naneaet ~
q - i.psrt:nt 1siirsse oAsss /. = Na1
TIcRsas % = WsssTwARD q ut VA 81 W = 1ss ~ ;,ss @
psay in Boston, New York. Balsin,osssr PAiladsl-
1rrsr., Al.ay. - Asw - ~ my
AS ASK ron fTiickzrs by r1frmuRu.
The ooenp3aeioA q tAe+ Watan nu1n11kfo1a ~
~ PsnAsylsnia Railrsad - sCAasaeo, nakGs this
TINE Dim ECT LINE 0ExV1DN TRE
EAST AND TIME ssk EAT
HA2EHoWK0WpSm4 Is
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~. gsaossAeA IL =. 0alo11xaalss
s4 OAAtN&1s soF TIA II
.o3 .N ONE DAILY TRAIN. wa.vaaI
[( ~ 90 attn tn deff - s.tii1sysAsr nesies
~ w rasssnlss 1r.in !i4 m sasA vaJ
aaaH f1rh411s txnptsdl = fsuevs: ssf
Lsoving KsUkuk q 0:lO An.
as Lssyln2 DntonSpcft = 7:3o r.u.
~ - zseskas sf sls II sst1n fisgsCs., IL 81
Poiats f. 1iAdiA NssAssn a1d 1GutAern LSwa,
fH7oJ6H fIck1Is 70 81. Louis. Le.isviu.
gfrsisnati, and ths Essi ,nay Be bad 1t the OAa;
i a>k.Yass - lsw - the lowest, - al sosthsrr
and Eastern Cities. G ba& Ass
Pasaenssrs BY this rosts make sure connsc,,
tions with the r = k.sR.R. II. Il Fairfield, reach.
ias 0ttunsa The same evening. -
$50 aas 3 Dwight KAIoN,
II -is~-risket onss q Railroad Depot.
Gn-O Once in Kilbeurns's Bassk.
keokuk Sept. ., '1esatw
MONTE ATTAINING sraA AMSnIP COMPANY,
IN Regular 7hrowgh LjAs to So Htaacssec, via fAs
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connsesing oaly with ~ sts.nas Golden
6sts, Goden Ags, John I. Stephens and
6oaora, 81 tAs
19Cy8C AzO1 CeD0oo091o 10. ~ F0001o0s
0ireet - AsptAae11x
The spl1ndid Etsam1kips
BALTIC, ADRIATIC AND ATTAIN TIC,
Having bsen entirely rsAtted saS adapted to the
Csatfofula tr13e, win hereafter ran n above,
beytae MsW 10k ~ thu ~ - l3eah Of
each month, from the foot of Canal
6Eset - North Rivsf,
- rAaa1s ana Maib will - forwssds1 "
PananA Ra4Wad, and supnVtAt P1ana with the
PaciBc Nan sG1AmSAtp oSsdl lanyr naxni6espt ut
6tssnahipss which will n In readinesa md leave
InnsDIArnLY Tor 6an Francisco. They will BE- em-I
basksd 1fe@9R expepsA from ksilroad, hy C0npa-
NJ SteaMboat TUDOtsA.
An sxpsrispqed Surgeon II attachsdto each ship
6tserAes Pas1e4eers found ii ocohod provisions. !
Aelsns a1brded By the Sboyes ships ~ q
ssspassse W NY h The world fhs pubtis ~ II
tCrnsd that tnsP: i: SIS, co; Always havs ONE
ssaAy fof -, 70 lycid sny pos BE dstsntion 81
Pasesnssn ~ Asih, md smbrk their passsn-
~ ps1aes spply q ths onfy ofl-so of the COM
pany, on the WkAn foot Of Canal Street, North
River, 10 VIM. III. WICkHAx.
Hsptltd3m
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WEEDss PATENT
SEWING MACElII1E5

%s - q z 81 4
Lave gained the conAdoncs Of all who use
III then, ,ahd have proved one of the most valu-
abba inysntioAse ef tho aGe. Tier suse 6Anttls,
making the Look Stitch on both sides Of the eloth
aliks, which esanct b unrsvslsd cf pulled ont:
4 They are al made with the higest nechnn3sal
skIl, and al warranted to work we'll on AL kinds
of gooaa, from the Likhssst Fabric % Heavy
Leathsr. In particular We woald call Attention 10
our new Family Sewing Machine. II has been
met with favor from ail 1t il 20 simpli6ed ~ TO
rsner A. alnAst inpossibls 10 get ost of order or
drange its operations; indeed II u % simple q
70 astonish one, that 20 small pisss Of nschaD-
Below y givs ! description Of the diasrsa.sy,.
No. /. II very convssiat sty3s, which ssn be
worked BY hand Or fest, on or o6 its own table
nasaisssoriss, where i / ssssssssy ia % 3 plaes
nanbsr uf machiass into long bench, makiAg ono
tahle snswer for all. Priee 49, s a sS
No. 3. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, With
Or withost Bsx Top, which locks down. frics 110s
No. J.. Same sins - No. !, but rms with ! 6slt
and 81 much higher ratA u 6psed. This Kind
y we'll adapted 70 manufacturing C1othing or Tor
Ioother work. tN
This il really the cheapest maeAias In tAs mar
kst, y tAsfs il 40 work dune on Hswing Ma6Ains
thak IL will not -. IL n sonndsntly a1ssted that
this nsehias rsaa easier than Az nashias now In
No. 1. This machine ~ : Ioss an % sssonndr
data large work. II rsns u : higA rate ef spsed,
rsns Salklys and is, witAeut doa6& The Asss Nar
chime Tor IailoSa u1e svsr offered - the pnblie.~
= u peouiiAfly attsd FOR plantation work. bsing
little liAbility 70 ct ont Of ordsr. Prize SIN.
No. 8. IhiS II 1 nsx and cheaper AtylAs md
general favorite fsr Family, Light Lsa&hsr, -
great variety OF work. II hes bssn gotten NJ With
sss "a Z se.1 .s.: = r. ss e
either "a tho above. II runs very easy, rapidly.
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- slNKfy0 H0USE or
EOE ON GsE o. y y = = 04OasGl a
fAxyN this day admitted - . r4ntuSf fn IN
4n3fs1 Nj &slas( sixs yArs)! he busi-
ntss. nJfsafts xillts cdnddpfSd ufdsf the Arm
u.s. O. ArDE4soNz 10. -
Being one of the o11sst Banking Houses III As4
the olasyet1n lews. shsNw - $500 sostia-
ss.ssSi .ss % lisssiil, sz.ssd.a q
/ 10y wfh naks ssllnsttsns nd esuiat, los III.
aAanosssa thsaay u bsyD@t, fsse IL shres. Il
ThsirsssAssshsss m sesrnsriy ~ ssaisr vsSt-
asb .AsuA..xs.s 49, !.
NJ Hssl.s. s17 tlsisss ssi 4. ..s.ar...s.1 = !
Edward ". ClaEk 3 Co., PhiiA1olSAia.
Hovno{ lm0kin9 9CarlmnaA.H !,
Il xCAl1s 1slts A1yeuns, naahsrsa DssAsa. 81
MA1fSs 11ak, ,uhIeaee. u s.t sssssssN
ass'. aas.s ! sf;'. s!.i. 4 lssss:ss:s. ls's::sss; ..,
1Asnsfs Depssit Bank, Pi1Asburgh.
! ss EFamsk1 1KaAM, BGnseS 81 - af42
Gilnors DrotAs3ten !" oinsinnati.
essys.vIsss & f&sssassiss,; ,si1s 81 Essss.
Ksakuk, Iaz<l, 80. IN s6DO %. ANDERSON
49,. Il =.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron rlE8 SPEEDY cuRx or

IU8 zWe uKkkDY Cuk6 OF
IntefnAIstent Fever, 81 Fever and Asue.
ROnistenS Fewer, chill Fever, Dnmb
Aau0, Periodical Hea6acAe, - Dllieus
Headacha, anA Dilieas Fevers, indeed
for tAe whOlo class ~ 6tpeases srigi.
mating II hillary arrangement, causoA
~ the laIaria Of n1iasmasic coantries.
No one relnsdy Il louder called for BY tls
necessities a. the American people thar d sure
md sa5A csns for Fever and Ague. Such
we are NOW enabled 10 o&fex, with perfect
certainty that Il win eradicate the disease,
aAd with assurance, founded on proof, thet
no harm can arise from its use in my Qusn-
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must b or immense service In the
commuuities where Il prevails. Pvsvss6sor b
better than cure. for the patient escspes the
risk which he must rum in violent attacks of
this baaefnl distempcr. This 0CuRR expeh
the misnmasic p0iauu Of Fsvsa AND AavH
nom the gystem and prevents the develop-
ment of the disease, if taken on the frst ap-
prOach Cf its pre1mcnitory symptoms. II i
not only the best remsiy ever vet discorars. |.
for this Class of complaints, bYt also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply fur
. dollar brings II within the reach o{ every
body and in hihous districts, where Fsvxi
AND AauE prevails, every body should have i
and use il freely both for cure and protection
II i hoped this price win place 1t within the
nsAeh of all--ths poOS - we'll o the rich. "A
great s,spesiosit5 -nf this Fsaaes3y- ever sn$$
other ever discovered for the speedy and cers
tain cure Of 1nftrmfttcnts Il, that Il contains
no Quinine q mineral. consequently 1t pro-
dnces no quinism or other injurious sfae3
whatever upon the constitution Those cured
No. ~ - 49, - AAE- -
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VIII. - GROVER,
At ter noy at 1.aW

DRAcTICES oniy Il ne clviY Courts q Record,
j. apd desota hia tinS shis6y - CennesaiAl
.sstss. Dt6in@a ffem abroad vii receive c1feihl
JaA. !, .Se-dAvJ
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a r MA1Cxp1, - soeeoaA-ssroes,
"A i the only place tAat yop sea ~ nepd 0AiS
twist RinSs, and Colts Rsvolvsrs g 91S : pleee.
mchoodly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

his Honor, the savsges were turned loose upon u.s. Ihe
caaboose wallis were extended the 22d by the addition
Of about eight hundred soldiers Of all arms, nfan
try Dragons and artillery men, and two sections Of thsF
light battery.
We have been watching for extension or the judicial
tyranny to quarters where cannot be practscd without
blood ard have been preparing ourselves for the worst
1t the right, my friend Of every American citizen TO
revolt against all tyranny and resist every infringement
Of s constitutional rights Every poor apology that could
have been made for attack upon the citizens Of Utah
had already vanished. The last charge upon loyalty
Of Utah was exploded in the acqua of Ferguson but
this dog paws up the rottenness Of long SANDERS
Engages in bis suite all the vagabonds Of the army
camp, and frames materials for q fresh crusade.
question Is not libel, il itP May it not BIO pos
sIbe there price to judicial influence and power
away here in the wds Of Utah2 And may that price
be within the compass Of suter and contractors meansf
Cradetaugh has transformed himself into committing
magistrate, has formed Star Chamber Court, composed
OF himself Sinclair DR.. H. litsle pcttiogger the Mar
shall &c, and thence Issues wrts al lstisumA No man
considers bmsef safe for OF the most in0densiye
and neSs you ever saw have been arrested and
are now p, soners, enduring the rbad nsalts OF mill
tary guard Our spring sowing has been stopped and for
peace rake farmers are seeking themselves hiding
places from that damnable inquieiion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
TH6 VEVV ISOW OIVU
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG the M0RMONS
The Protests Of the Mayor, City Council
and Citizens Of Provo Against the Pro-
ceedings Of Judge Cradlebaugh'
THE JUDGES REPL Y.
Memorial and Petition to Governor Cumming
and His Proclamation.
urneE CRADLEBAUaH's REMARKS.
Conflict of Authority Between Governor
Cumming and Gen. Johnston.
BOTH SIDES OF THE NEWS,
40. TO-, no.

me advoes and papers from Utah, up 70 April ?, re-
cesysd by las. mail presen. fun history Of the stirring
,,mss 10 which we could only briefly refer yesterday
We have no less than two extras in week, which
n seh NO bad indication OF state Of excitement, and
slso the disposition the part Of the hormons TO lay
EATERS and events before the res OF mankind FROM
ne documents aud correspondence which we puohsn TINS
morning. our readers will concludehowever haerngy
ne uormous may have laid the JUNCTION 10 their souls Of
>saceful times sitting under vines and hg t'ees, none
s.,nr TO make them afraid &C., in yonder "valeys OF
n. rnopp.sns,,that very important changes have yet
a tYspspiye before their millennium has many practical
advantages for them over those enjoyed by the be-
pishssd in other communities.
The present difficulties appear TO have taken The in
Aab,nts generally by SURPRISE but the chief men OF the
Territory have evidently been looking out for squalls and
rcxsrd present OF Judge Cradebaugh as only
mar, Of concocted scheme for the retention OF the army
IN Utah and likewise 10 lead to something that may fur
Iish some professional occupation for while there The
recs cause Of the present excitement Is the attempt on
ne part Of Judge Cradebaugh to investigate the charges
Of pest years against the Mormons to accomplish which
he has suddenly opened court Provo March, instead
e al Fillmore in September Claiming that, there
no Jail for prisoners he required company ofone hundred
soldiers guard ihem Gen. Johnston sent that number
and subsequently excitement increased nine hundred
more On this Governor Cumming demands their with
dsawal, which General Johnston refuses, and
susnsy open rupture between the two chiefs ensued
From papers and correspondence draw the conclusion
mat Governor ia backed by the Prosecuting Attorney
md Superintendent of Indian Affairs The side OF peace
while General Johnston lends military assistance to Judges
Cradlebaugh and Sinclair the side Of against the
Hormons. The private Mormon correspondence received
this city Gets forth that The Mormons, though naturally
enough excited regard the present difficulty be
tween the officers or the government The Governor
being Of peace, and that in their interest, they
,ake aides with him. and indicate that all threats agaast
hts Excelency cannot be carried into execution while they
ara with him.
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THE TROOPS AT PROVO.

The inhabitants Of Provo, on the 10Th Of March, petit
toned the Mayor and City Council 10 cause the troops
be removed To their petition Judge Craebaus replied
az follovs:-
Provo, March IL, 1859.
To HoNoahBtg HE MAYOR AND CRY COUNCIL on Provo
GIsIIEsgN-Your letter OF tho 1lth inst has Just
received In reply 70 II take occasion 10 say that ne
ncu,n,et " company Of infantry nis civ ant Aeir
tsmrwory todson here cds yell ooiiersd Jore cai DE-
t,mined upon. II matter Of necessty There were
number Of prisoners W be tried before my Court neither
the Territory the city afforded jail other place Of
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OUR MORMON CORRESPONDENCE.

GREA1 SALT LANE CITY Apfll Y 1900.
The MwmOns Hare been Preparing for The DiGeupy-Tae
count Denounced as an hnqaisaiap-sfring S1pciag
lSDrred and TURNER'S Fleeing, &c.
The old system was revived in Provo Of subp0naing
Witnesses and when thus drawn into court unsuspoctngy
ares,ing them. They were then at once, unsworn and
unexamnod turned 70 the caaboose Of innes and
bayoneis. Tho Grand Jury indicted the two Indians,
Nose and Looking glaas, for assau and rape They
not l0rmobs however and, IN the striking language OF