The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22

IVY - ~ hhNe W stand, anus as, - were look Il
on, all we can do Is "to hope that the host Il
may win" Letters have been addressed from
Loxlngton 70 the New York Herald and Charles.
ton .MsrctTy, by james q Reed, jr. IL Lonisias
ma, BY authority Of John q. BrcCkiurtdee. con. I
tfadcting the reports Of his Withdrawal. and
saving that he would In few days reply TO
the slanderous charge
Texas YHouBLEs 1.-The New Orleans Picay
hns Of August 4th, gives the following Preyts.l
Gus TO the ire IN Dallas the papers tell us three
men; named CLARK. we're arrested lii Chapel I
| Hill, Texas, ~ Aboliti0hists- Who were con.
yictsd Of having confessed to be Abolitfonsts |
who declared that three thousand Abolition.
i lists lived IN Texas, and who had been seen to
take negroes privately into their rooms. On
the ID Of July, i've days before the fires, these
men had been ordered TO leave the State The
Austin Sdte Gdsetie Of the 2Sth July names the
y following towns as set on ere, or as being
places where attempts a incyndiarism were
4 made on the 9Th inst. Dallas, Denton, Ana,
II tin village IN Cas- county, Spring Hill, and
Sulphur Springs. An iIcendiary was seen.
/ though not arrested. making an attempt To fire
the towa ot Tyler, on che 18TH uit, and sever
! Al fires. doing but little damage. occurring III.
4 various places on the 2lst nit Since the Sth,
/ The people In the counties so assaulted have es.
i tnblished committees Of safety and organized
EethGisut patrols, without bringing the crimes.
conimittsd home TO any individuals. 50 far as
IL was dlscoyered that tfly. six shooters had
4 been distributed 10 negroes The agent Of tlie
EdistribAtiun mas detected aud, being treated
4 as the premnter 81 d seIyilr insnrreclfon, was
u instantly hung. We select these as silens III
II the great excitement III Texas and some of ths1
facts which have trailspired 10 tGstlfyit. They
lHre enough 10 create apprehension b demand
inquiry, airI 10 Justify every sort I'll brscau-
ton 34 M d. #4; +. = 53s;
MoRk INpgSpitHisM y Through The reports
q found IN the Texas papcrs, in feElnl to: the
a hate extlaofiiinary scenes that have been Wit
nfpspd, We give d condensed account &c them
q to our readers as q part Of the history pt he
Il tifnek We copy from the Houston Telegraph
II OF the 18th August The Tyler RspofteF pf tlie
4. 7th says that report his Just reached there.
that B,leyiew, IN hask es,unty WIS burned on
the night VI the 4th The paper says that
DangsrIieid, In Titus county, IS burned. Al
b Athens Henderson county, d we'll was dis
Il covered TO Dc poisoned on Sunday night, the
q 9TH, aud over loo bottles IL airy ehlline Was
J. found 81 possession u negroes On eSamiun.
j ti0n the plot WAS brought % Hight lei wns
Ito poison rs many rs possible Ut hreak ald
! then the Knife and pistol, with which they are
! twell aupplied were 10 do the balance el tins
work All the old women and young children
4 we're To be murdered, and the young women
/ tWsre To be taken as wives tx Tia On duty ayeTy
i A patrtl yer, and this has thus flr saved
That town. stable belonging to John T.
CRrltsis, IN Athens was burned hy an flIcnli.
q airy on the evening Of thetjth a netsro I,elofiy
ing to MI. Barron, Of Science Hill, Henderson
lEou9 cum was hens: on ttie Sd--stryclinine hay
ts oten 'outu y ms possession and he hay
rug "Sohisss9u; To having q hand: in the In.
surrec,ione A gentleman Writing from Rush,
Cherokee ctinntyI on the 4thi gives an
account OF a @ell,ldid plot TO poison the
n whole community on election day Poison
8 WAS found in the possession OF several Of the
mi,,atIn ,,isS,, ~
tno MnoIs
sers,,, mi stea IA
- + - 80 ~ -. 9V' #
~ 9NnsRiaL.! ~ IRsEs. Ina recent number Of
rue y. Il TRIBUNE, an tllilf0ian offers TO faIHl-
/ f si ln!IoagneWt The country, a grain called
f i.sypllaan Corn lie gifes the following In.
respecting lt - II ~ estimated from
lta very PRONE qualities, TO Yield 200 bushels
Z Pet eete, ana Iwr,ghs, by sealed measure, 65
POUNDS 20 the bushet: This Corn WAS produced
t. sUiio Vtoele y, atIeet rom MF.sIeaes our
Il go, y, on hts return from
tb,t ~ ~ ~ nom
~ ~, any ~ ING ao1tn Two
crops eaa DC laised inone season on the same
S.ouaN. - glows u the form ota tree, aud
"a "a, se,e nv upon one Slaik'
s,t ~ toil tfe 70 Hlteeh. pE do.
- uep - - -ttetea- when ground
II aa,I :. = = - e9hht " eaiol ana
~ w y. AS teop,
- n; - $3.50 - tt'ateaSt' uH carry Ieea'
ni - m4 Nt,,t ~ I.,h 50 Meii h9aftsh 10
~alui s,,, rtu t'int viii yleia matt me
80 ~ S.l'AS vi can DC successfully
TO Texas. - -,
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"e run W out nag to-day lof
49, ~. anu lane me ne a , hoinl;
a, anu Nles ltesiasht o the
ci1d.J g. ,S| ne nef niiT"Fetlnsts son, son.
s,',.s ~ ts last yen years Inat y w"uid DC
Jistiact ~ ~ .iio.e
nr IN az, If.,t,.tTs,H, s9'l;
such will uItims,,iY he A.. 4, s" =.