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DIED,
On tle morning of the II III instant, MARGARET EMMER
HARRIS, aged years, months and l6 days. only child
Of Joseph and Eliza A. Harris
although young in years, in fun hope Of eternal lie
The friends of the family requested to attend her
funeral without further invitation on this "wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock from the residence OF her
3l2 West Saratoga street.
In Lewstown, Pa, the 10th Mrs
SNYDER, wife of Henry Snyder, Esq, aged 67 wears
On the 9th instant HENRY ELDER. aged months and
20 days, infant Of James M and Lucy Ann Whereof
At Norganown, Va, the 9Th instant, B. F. DEVRIFS,
in the 2lst year of his age. =
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MURDEl AND "LYNCHwG". There were two
families Mooney and Wiborn-residing, some
time ago, in Naeogddoches county, Texas, Between
MONEYS moved to Concord, Hardin comfy and
had been but few days in their new location.
when WiIborn and his three sons, heavily armed
made their appearance, and finding Mooney in a
store, they shot him, wounding him badly They
ed him with their guns and knives, and also
shametuly abused his wife. Meanwhile. the
neighbors gathered around, and arrested the mur.
derers, who were put under strong guard for the
night. The next morning, the father and the three
sons were found just outside the town. bangino
to separate trees, and dead.
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c A s I'll
- Y - T HIM ,

- X - T EM.
DISCOUNT ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR. COAL
IF PAID FOR AT THE TIME THE ORDER IS LEFT
J. HENRY GEESE & CO.,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET.
10 THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
Usual dS-tf
DOES Your SHIRT TAILOR FIT You?
TRY ADAMS,
No. l46 ". Baltimore street up stairs diff
.. Sl.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts 70 cents each for cash
only ADAMS, Nc ll6 W. Baltimore street. up stairs Diff
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No. ZIG West Baltimore street diff
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPAYY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
s . Il Z 4 G E ~ T
ohce Mo- @ sEGoS0 Fl door from the Post Office
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
e. j L FRA TED G III
IN THIS MARKER
Fakes this method of informing consumers OF Coal and the
public generally that h. is prepared to fill their orders f,
size and quantity at the market prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority this article fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS is so we'll established hayine has,
very generally used in this aket for the past
TWENTY FIVE YEARS.
that the Agent deems only necessary to state HAT
it is heretofore prepared in the very best man
purities.
am enabled to fill, at the shortest notice orders
ANY QUANTITY
ofthC
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
Georges CREEK
BITUNIN OUS COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, Steamins Purposes.
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there number OF psrties IN this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
as selling the Baltimore Companys Coal BY reference to
contract with the President the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can be al office, it will be perceived
THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
CAN BE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH ME-,
OR MY REGULARLY APPOINTE3 AGENTS
WHO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL
- - CHAS. GILMOR,
No. So Second street, near the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- el-tf
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EMIGRATION SOUrH-THREATENEp Exonrs M
NORTHERN MANUFAoTURERs.-The general stagna.
ton produced by the secession movement, and the
indignation aroused by the suicidal proceedings
of the Republican party are likely to produce more
permanently disastrous effects than the suspension
of business and the loss of capital which it involves
Many of our Northern manufacturers, desparing of
seeing trade restored to its accustomed channels,
are preparing to transport their establishments
down South. There is one firm which to our
knowledge has actually completed its arrangements
and will effect the transfer of its business in the
course of the present month. IL is better for them
to do this than to lose the capital they have ac-
quired in hopeless struggle against an adverse
condition of things.-N Y. Herald.
Under resolution adopted by the Canal Com.
missoners the water is to be drawn out Of the New
York canals to-day. No boats are now moving
on the canal, those running between Albany and
schenectady having been got through,
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To-NIGHr Blondin proposes to show some of his
feats not before attempted here. The fine per-
formance of the whole corps of artists attached to
the circus continue to draw full houses at Front
Street
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A GASSIZ'S NATURAL HISTORY,
Vol. Ill.
LITTLE, BROWN & CO,
10 WASHINGTON STREET, Boston,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
Contributions to the Natural History
OF
| GAssIz,s NATURAL HISTORY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
BY LOUIS AGASSIZ.
Vol. ILL., 4to. % Plates. $500

This volume is divided into three parts Part Acaephs
in Genera Part H. Ctenophor9 Part Ill Dscophore It
contains history of cur knowledge of these animals from
the earliest period to the present time their classification
by different naturas with afulI their structure
and mode Of deyeicpne from the egg through all their
metamorphoses to their full tn; with upon
theft habits and appearance along coast It is very
fully Illustrated by twentysix beautifully executed plates
each of which is crowded with figures
In this volume the views OF Darwin on the Origin of
Species are also considered. dI2eosr
NJOTICE.-LARGE AUCTION SALE
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CABIN EFT FURNITURE.
being the entire Stock of Messrs j. J. Williams Co TO
he sold by public without any reservation for
lat Tayors Hall Fayete street adjoining the Me-
chanics Bank of Baltimore) on THURSDAY MJRNISG
December 18th, 1850 at 10 O'Clock precisely
~ Catalogues ready.
dI22t " incfo No.
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BOOKS REGEIYHD

Tom THUMB is still exhibiting at the Temperance
Temple, Gay street
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How THE UNION MAY BE SAvED.-The various
Young Mems Christian Associations of this city will
hold meeting on Thursday evening next, to take
into consideration the condition OF the country 1t
will be addressed by the Rev. Dr. Fuller and others.
We refer our readers to the advertisement for par
tculars of the time and place of meeting
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MARRIED.
On the 10th instant, by Rev Mr. Reese, JOHN T. HICK-
MAN and Miss SARAH PRUlTr, both of this city.
On the 9th inst by Rev. NJ. GOheen, JOHN W. LAUGH
TON to Miss MARTHA A. PEARSON, eldest daughter of
Levi Pearson, ESQ.,, all of this city.
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DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving our ctizens from his Rooms "a Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy Gorns and Bunous wonder.
full manner without either pain or bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kenneays success will be such will repay him TO,
years Of study. 500 ta2'7- o2Gly
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FITCH FURS

GREAT BARGAINS.
large assortment Of beautiful Fitch Furs will be closed!
out at less than cost by TAYLOR
dl2-lw opposite Baruum's
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FITCH FURs

FITCH FURs
SELLING
LESS THAN COsr
Ar TAYLoR's,
"IZIW opposite Barnum's.
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9rp Goods.


j VIZ
j" + ID -
AN0FAoTUFER&
De A L Frs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CLOAKS,
MANT ILLAs
Cu.we
AND
LADIES' GARMENTS,
OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
THE
r,por,,-
BEST
CHEAPEST
oroC,, ,,,- mr., z-.
Z - '''-'' 'ooi'
IN
THE CITY
s26-tfr JosEPH PrcFrproN Lro
roTTCrUI,rDI,-C
4 Ann
FAMILY DRY GOODS!
EXTRA STRONG AND DURABLE FABRICsl
LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES!
HAMILTON EASTER & Co,
1872 col IND 2o3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now selling at
VERY REDUCED PRICES!
Their entire stock of
Richardson's Dunbar Decisions & Co. and BarkIie's
HOUSEWIFE AND FAMILY LINENS.
p GSm S Linen Sheetngs Table Damasks
Towsllings, &C., &c. '''''> '''''' anu lea D"Si'sS
1000 PAIRS BED BLANKETS
Small to largest sizes rnadej
A large stock of imported and best makes in
-, D., AN; MEXICAN ELANNELs.
AMERICAN sHIpTIyc I Io,+o IN man, oTI, q
-A'ii'iiN" HONu CLoId7.
full assortment of Kerseys, Linseys and Cottons,
FOR SERVANTS, wr,p
ppor 1,r,,,,,rrl, ,,rr, ,-,-..- ~
Oh'i DoNAol!o AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
81 to 10 cents,
>"' rsa oS.. o-i' o. '-i' vi ia and 1874
TUITION SHEETINGS,"
mo" Ease Cottohs' Canton Fannels, Bed Ticking &c
zoo FAIRS LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Together with our rsral s,ocl- Of
SILKS AND DRESS Go Tpl %S% sa S'pcT 81
EMBRolDERIES, GLOVES, &c.
WILL BE r soLD AT LOWER LOWER PRIEST
-,,,,,- No., 49,, ~
- ~ ms vi q
d7tfr STOCK bT J,I p 'r,g ,se" 10 examine
FTNTTTTNC C0TT0N Do--.-.:- I,----
il Of and fe,ds superior article p sale Sef p1
o,., anu. Il. MANN.
- '.-.ss.i s1as @@9 EIsasEek
~ A., no no, OF OIolL Merno, Cotton and Wool
''-'' o0''0'' an" 2 !" SMPka NN,
80 = 9s;HH3E2 St 3slHeen tag and Frederick
~ FALL AND AND WINTER CLoAKs
Bgs leave to inform the ladies Of baltimore that his assor
-'o% At E TTE
BALTIMORE CLOAK Am NsNTrTT, CTopF
s1Stf 80 D''''tmS.@ stT f e
NTEpTN0 1V00TT I5,I corner o. 29arles
w SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads, Gents and ChjJ.
Vi nHiesf AlttS ana and :. SSlessyes. E. MANN,
CELLTNG OFF oil Wool SLir3, 80 To- ~,
~ at very iow prices Call and examine
W Ell p TaP2sT st e-TSsn Cav and EET9sEe
II deyes at low prices. 0"'"iiis ana M hMGrol-
ga5.s 5"tDs St, between Gay and Frederick
oBhKf d. Brown Il CO,
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MANN's DINING RooMs.
No. l2+ W. BALTIMORE sTRERT
Near North street.
Under the management of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all substantias as vel
as the decaces of the seasonhavng
to be supplied with ali kinds Of GAME they come in
season.
On hand, fine lot OF BIRDS which will be served up at
short notice
rS- MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, either from Baltimore
street Or No. so Fayette street.
au29h c. r. MANN, Proprietor
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1T is NOT DYE
Non DOES IT S., ~ THE SKIN
NO iHtrodnctt., Needed
NEW YORK, April Il, 1858,
W. b. HAGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles your Hair Cooring and am now do
srous OF obtaining more and would inquire where it NAV
be found here NV hair when quite young turned gray
Ihaee used number Of articles for purpose of restofne
it, but did not sccceG until obtained this which has pro
deed the desired effect have been requested by number
or my friends (among them ades) to procure it
possible am much pleased with it, it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you win much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
II. G. GoopRICR
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
~ Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale by s HASCE
l03 Baltimore street. W. Z. HAGAN CO. Promotions
iroS' ~ L. dl5-eoIy
JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TiHLOR
The firm Of DULAyY HARRIS having been iissotvI h,
mutual consent, July % 1860, JOSEPH HARRIS wouId
respectfully inform his friends the public that he has
taken store,
No 50 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street east side
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSI
AEi'S AND FESFiNGS OF all coors and styles for the
Fan aud Winter Having secured the services Of
Practical Cutter all goods sold will be made in STYLE Of
heatness and taste that cannot he excclIed
sf1siENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
call is respectfully solicited n1-+u
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DOES YoUR SHIRT TAILOR FIT Your
TRY ADAMS,
No, ZIG ". Baltimore street up stairs diff
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PRATr's 23D ANNUAL SALE OF Books is now
opening at No 265 Baltimore street. I'd door from Hanover
street. and will continue until New Year Private sales
during TIE day. Auction every night d1olw
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ROOFING RooFIEG RoOFIEG !!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP POSITION ROOFING
Unrvaed by anything vet discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PR0oF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEQUALLED For ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURApILITY,7
ADAPTED EvHnv CLIMATE
For further information address call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
Jyze'u Baltimore.
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J. HENRY GIEsE & CO.,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET.
10 THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL ds,f
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ISRAEL & Co.
IVORY YES
WATER COLORED
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHER
jui4-tf I25 BALTIMORE STREET,
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Sl.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT.
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts - cents EACH for cash
only ADAMS, Nc l6 W Baltimore street. up stairs Diff
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RICHMOND.
AUGUST 3lst, 1850
Capital Stock $500 COO 90
money on ueposlt 43 AL 30
Money garnsheed in our hands.............. 26I 20
Surplus. ............,...... 40 800 SIS
-
s....t' S3S46O3 81
ASSETS
Loans Bonds secured by mortgages $50 60
Loans Bonds secured by stock ........... PLIES
Cash in hand and in bank. II, 400 70
mission. ................. 2575 os
Bills receivable I07 II
State of Tennessee per cent Bonds..... 2U.OOD 90
Interest accrued 79f
Office Fixtures. 1888 81
Unsolicited Premiums. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
$3Si COS 81
d. W. HAXALL, President.
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR., C. A. HARRIS,
o30-tfr 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
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PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No 16 West Baltimore street diff
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ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
IF PAID FOR AT THE TINE THE ORDER IS LEFT
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WARRANTED TO FIT,

UNDER-WE EAR for Gentlemen
WINTER GLOVES AND SCARFS
SHIRT FRONTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
n2I If W. +. OWENS.
WooD WooD II WooDlil
sawed PR GENE by buying your Wos3 at Office .: Cit.
Stesro Fire Wood Fill,
No HoRFBgTEzzr.
IA2ES II JDHNsH%
IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered to the public for the cure
and prevention of Chapped Hands, Lips &c One or two
applications OF this Cream will skin soft smooth
and delicateiy white Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS Il Co, Pharmaceut.tsi
olOtf No 8sE Charles streat
PARKER Brothers LONDON CLUB SAUCE-Tkis
celebrated Sauce is fast supasedug all Others From the
richness and decacy OF Its favor, it has attained pop-
lary almost as great in this country as in Europe For
sale by all frstclass grocers ami By their agents,
GREEN Il Y0E, Importers,
OBJ If Sc West Baltimor Street
ROOFING RooFIHG /! ROOFING -
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| |f{D AMERICAN CHURCH MISSIONARY
- SOCIETY "A public meeting of the friends of this
SGcIety WI I 9s he'd in Emmanuel Church WEDNES
| by Rev. DR.. ANDREWS, of Va, Rev Dr. BIJTIER Of
Washington, Rev. Dr. ENTON, of PHILADELPHIA and Rev
| ~: - ELA - OF OumDeflahd GlI-2tt
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Iufal % rm5

RUMoR CoaFIRMEp. Merit u. Young
ESQ. who has Just arrived in this city from
Gaiifornia, substantiates the report 81
Thos. S. Williams death by the MOjayt
Indians. Mr.. r a. Jackman IS badly
wounded, but is expected to recover; he
Is nov at San Bcrnardino Mr.. Young
states that the Indians on the route Il
California are very hostile. =. Y .25 :E
EAsrwAKDf BonxD. company con.
sisting Of Is men. 81 wagons, ga oxen
and horses, left for the East YESTERDAY
pm. They made their eneampment on
Big Kanyon Creek the evening previous
about mile east Of Pres't Yonng's tau.
merry. They were visited by the President.
General Wells, and numerous other Gen.
tlemen. All were in fine spirits Mr.
Joseph w Young Was unanimously elect.
cd captaiu; H. b Ship, clerk; John
Woolley, captain ofcamp guard; A, Har.
mon, captain OF cattle guard; and Elders
Brown 3D., Delamare and Madison, chap
lains A mule train Of I wagons started
about the same time in charge Of Mr.. u.
d. Woolley. These companies were com.
posed partly Of missionaries for Europe
and partly Of gentlemen visiting the East
ern States on business and see their friends
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15amf - rms.
CONGRESSIONAL / ].

M We have dates till tile 9Th inst. j, l;s
On March 21st IN the Senate, Mr.
Green submitted the following resolution
which was considered, By unanimous con,
sent, and agreed to: 81 1. .. .s:.= .5.. 81
Resolved, That tile President be rc
specially requested to communicate Il
the Senate the correspondence between
the judges OF Utah and the Attorney
General or the President with reference
to the legal proceedings and condition. Of
affairs in the Territory of Utah.
In the House, March %. The bill
proposing to Withdraw from the people 81
Utah the power 10 make their local laws
through an elective Assembly was taken
up, and Mr. Noel Dem., Mo. adyo.
Gated its passage as being the only way
To- get at the root Of the evil Of polyga:
my. IA. d, 81 s & 81
In the Senate, March 80, Mr.. Pugh
Dem, Ohio, introduced bin to amend
the act establishing the Territory Of
Utah, 81 s q :.. :.:5s = Z. I Z.
Ii the House, Mr., Stanton, from the
committee on military affairs, reported d
bill 10 refund to the Territory Of Utah
the expenses incurred in suppressine In,
dian hoStilities in the year 1858.
The bin was. read FIRST aud second
time, referred to a COMMITTEES Of tile
Whole House, and, with the accompany
ing report, ordered TO hepriated:
Mr., McCIernatd asked the unanimous
consent Of the House to print n. short bin
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THE MoUNTAINEER, APRIL 2s, $50.

Z Z rs 4 .s3s Va
ARatvAi NJ IlRi FOkxEr ~ Dr. FoFney
superintendent 81 Indian Affairs, arrlyetl
IN this city, on Wednesday evening INV
had been DELAYED oa his way here by the
upsetting Uf Che mail coach, iniwhich le
WIS passenger He was bruised consi-
sdefably and appears quite feehle alter
bis journey across the plalns His hurr-5
Ified trip without bis family, Il consequent
upon bis anxiety to have the charges pre-
ferred against him more fully investigated
here. We have been cretlibIy informed
that Col Montgomery, military store
keeper ~ Camp Floyd has accepted his
appointment rs one Of The investigating
commission The commission will com
mence business at Fafnham's House, on
Monday next, at 10 am. The senior
commissioner, Gen Stalnhaagh. we are
informed, has decided that Justice 10 NIL
parties requires an open, full inyestiga-
ti0u Fl s.s N
FATAL ACcIngNT On Tuesday morn
ing, q young man nlmed Avalct Collard,
residing Id the 18th Ward shot his wife.
THE circumstances brought forth in evil
uelee uclole ~. Jsssr sll,o' W. ,,''
~ examination On lssuliSss,at ..ic ! ~,
are as toiloWs 80 aiaes sNt., tllc pts,lel'
pal witness sieposed that oll tne a9Lnaag
q 1ne I'm INST ~ ssiaacrea Aoas.as
Econyersation between Collard and his
wife, Collard wentfo q bucket of water.
Il On his return the deceased took from a
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lawfully married q another person III
Tint Il Is believed that every enlightened
Iegislafuft, both III Europe and ii ihis
country, mas thought L just u mike De
offence oF lsoIggany ~ bigaaJ ! felony
- reason y its being ~ grsdta yioIatioh
of the public economy and tlccency 81 4
welI.orisred statey or that ~ the laws
q ancient and modern Sweden, IS stated
by Justice blackstone, II was punished
with death; aud The practice never OBJ
tanned II England, even frontiie time Of
their German ancestors, as he states up
on the authority Of 1'acitus.
The display 81 classic research Of of
the knowledge 81 the traditions u the Ear
ropean continent, can forla OH substantiaI
arguments With Christian men against the
word md Acknowledged written laws Of
God Would il add totheirp position BY PROV.
Ing their Rcdermer 81 bastafslIy extrac-
toni Such would Be the fact II they
succeeded IN annIhilating the principle
and trnthfuIncss d the doctrine Of poly
gamy. Would II enhance their claims 10
the traternal bosoulship d Abraham ID
Establish tho fact TINT tic sanctiHed pa
triarch was a polyganiic outlaw. as they
would have the Morlnousg How much
brighter and more holy-hearted . Chris.
tiaRs1 would they appear did they sue
coed n proving Tint Jacob played an nm
lawful and adnIterous part with Rachel
BY preparing her 10 be tho mother Of the
brightest and braxest tribes 81 Israeli
Many II those mon ii the Big House
talk nonsense and. ii randOnu They
know not what they are dealing with.
We ten faets and they try to answer then,
i with believing humbug, confronting 20
litical trickings agailist the rnle 81
Il heaven.
There is no use Of multiplying word:
upon the subject. A big and sacred
volume Is placed npon the benches and
desks before them, and daily receives the
/ thoughtless salntations Of many d lip, tel
4 ling III Fair aud unequiyocal language the
truth Of our position, and there we leave
lit. By Is il Is honored md respected,
By them trampleal under loot or treated
1 with contempt, Us their pleasure or incli-
nations suit them best. I. n. '5s.l.
/ IL the course Of tho citizens Of Utah
WIS ono Of policy. devoid Of principle, tic
trick wcnld 10 clenr and easy one.
Plurality Of acires has been the ug.bcar
1.-The hobby 81 dispute. Let us once re.
Iduce the rule 10 plurality of ,poa,ts aud
tue maternity Of illegitinacy, tho throw.
Ing out upon the world d most N unnc-
knoWlodged paupcrs ana MI would 81
!, smooth. fair sailing We decline the .las.
tardly alternative, aud pronounce our
i selves pclygauists in principle and ii
practice; tho honest fathers Of honest
ly.begotten Children, and their protectors
oyersbaIov and cra J. i. asI .h....
/ sabresa sand bayoncts plough ont our graves
III we stand a, o,,r hir,l,.rigbt AMI ,,l.,.,
oursel,es ,,n,le, III tect;cn - M W,
Sc Air,,ba,, m a,,, 3 8
rosat;yes i Y.
!. # has heon SIS, .o..a y. 2. I.
hoye IS 'nla,.s,i naa., ,Ss 8. M. ~
~, s"''',su 49,
mnksrs 3, ii ,.,,,,.on 4, ,l,s 1st,;, .'
!. Il S. &, 81 ;,,,la. 60
80 a VIVA.
- ae ehu W lllon US re stature