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Nevada national., 1860-02-25
Constable's Sale.
Eureka Township, Nevada County.


Nv Virtue Of an Execution 70 me delivered, and
issusd out Of the Court OF ". W CIPsEIoS. Jus
tee OF the Peace in and for the Township OF hureAa
seunty of Nevada and state Of California. be airing
date Jan 1Tth, A. D.. 1890 In favor of ~ CH,vIANp
and against OLIVER sHHfER fer the sum OF Two
Hundred ami Twenty -four Dollar aud len Gents
Debt, Iamsges aud Costs. Of suit have levied upon
and ssifed the following describe property. 10 vii
Th. undivided one hall nf one seveuth interest Of
Oliver Shelter in and 10 the Center Tunnel if<sing
situated Orleans Flat, town aud county Aforesaid,
together with the undivided one half Of the Tools
Hose, Pipe &c. thereunio belonging or IN Sny wise
appertaining tkereunto-Ai,o unc unaivide'i one
Seventh interest in and to Tail Hume belonging 10
the Claim Aforesaid taken the property OF oliver
Shelter.
Notice Ia hereby given that will expose 10 Public
sale the above described property, TO the highest
bidder for Cash, on ths ground, on Tuesday, the
2sth day Of February 4. d., $50 bctseen tue
hours Of o'el sck. A. ". and O'clock, r. NJ, To
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs
;, Given under my hand, this Goth day OF January,
A. D., 1850.
~ MURPHY, Constable, Z. 7.
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Slierih,s Sale.

DY viriu. Of an Execution 10 directed and de
ID nyered. issued out of the Hon. Di irict Court
OF tn. 18th Judicial District in and for vsda Co.
stats Of California, Judgment rendert in said
Court the l>t day Of February, A. j. is, O. IN IA
vor Of B LAMOlI.E. and against TH0'S n s1sNEY,
MICHAEL IA NDLET. JAMES DILLON. RICH
ARD DILLON. TOEN FtRRFLLf cnd - 1A
GtIRE for the sum of Seventeen Hundred an For
ty-three Ioars uua E.ghty-rght Cents, with ter
est on the ssd of sl7i3 IS from the lat day
Of February. A. d. 1880 al the rate OF Ten per cent
per until paid. together with all costs offs u,
Tor the sale Of the following described Property 10
wit III the right. title and interest Of the abov
named defendants OF In and 10 certain Quartz
Ledge. located Capt. Irwin's Ridge, near Eureka
Sout'i Nevada county, state Of california, known
Dillon Co.'S Quartz leige. together with all
Tools, Machinery and aPpurlenanees thereto belong
ing.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Pub
lie sale al the above described property. to the
highest bidder for Cash in front of the Court House
door in Nevada City. on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
March, A. D.. 1890. between the hours Of o.
clock. A. NJ. and O'Clock. ?. "
Given under my hand this 2nd day OF fehru-
airy, A. D. lsto.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Township OF Grass Valley, County Of
Navada

Nv virtue OF an Execution TO me delivered, and
issued from the court of +. W. Hey~ood, ksq. an
acting Justice of the Peace in aud Tor said county,
GATED January Ilth A. u. 1890. to satisfy a Judg-
mont rendered before ". u. Clspp Esq, on tho
ITth day Of August, 4. u. 1889 in favor Of VIM
Bennett and against James H. Neal, for the sum
OF One Hundred and Ihirty-two noiiars and Seventy
Tivs Cents Debt Interest Damages and Costs of
Suit have taken ia Execution aud ~ sell TO the
highest bidder for CASH in irunt Of :. {. Richard
sou Oice the following described property to wit
House and lot. situated On iike lat. near Ar.
Conawsv's dwelling House. anil formerly owned and
occupied by la II. Neal ON Saturday. the 18th day
Of February A. II. lst0 between the hours Of clk
A. NJ and O'Clock. r. ". Taken as the property OF
James H. Neal to satisfy the ABOVE demands aud
aseruing costs.
2T-3t G. c. TOWNsFND, Constable
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an Order Of Sale issued out Of the
ID Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
and TO me directed and delivered for a Judgment
rendered In said Court the lat day Of February,
A. H. 1850. in favor OF H. Il. P.SWEE7LAND, Ad-
ministraior Of the estate Of Chas G. Sweetsnd. de-.
ces sed and against s. W. THOMAS for the sum Of
Thirteen Hundred and Twenty nollars, principal
debt with interest said principle at the rate Of
-Four per cent per month from rendition OF Juds
ment until paid. together with all costs, have lev
led upon the following property. TO wit - All that
certain One Undivided Fourth Interest in the min
ing Claims situated Sveeilands in the county Of
Nevada and known az the Manzanits Claims-Ll>o
Two undivided Fths Of the Mining Claims, situated
At III. liaee aforesaid and known a. the Empire
Claims including Reservoirs bitches, Rights of Wa
tsr and WAYS. with all the rights privil-d
set and appurtenances thereunto TO said several
pieces Of mining ground belonging or in anyvise
appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY the
9th day Of March, A. d. 1850, between the hours Of
A. " and 5P NJ | will sell all the right, title in
tercst and claim Of said :. w. Thomas in and TO the
above described property, al Public AUCTION, IN
ront Of the Court House Door Nevada City, for cash
In hand TO the highest bidder, to satisfy SAID Exc
cution and ALI costs JB. vANHAGAN,
Sheriff Nevada County
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SHERIFFS SALE.

~ VIRTUE Of a Decree on Foreclosure To me dirrc
tea and issued out Of the District Court Of the 18th
lua ical District in aud for Nevada County State Of
California on Judgment rendered in said Court on
IN. iii l4day OF Jan. A. d 1850, In favor Of :. D.
nOSWoXTfI and s-anst wM. y. WOOD, ANNA F.
WOOD. JOHN H. NICHOLS, SARAH n. NICHOLS,
RICHARD WILSON and JAS. llNAB1, for the sum
of six aunG -ed Dollars l36o0l principal debt. with
interest on hs said of 5000 at the rate Of Three
Der cent per pioHth from tine 2nd day Of May. 1889
until maid together with all costs Of suitfor the
sale Of the follow ing described property to wit -
A lot or parc.i Of ground situated in the Fast
mart oil Grass Valley Township. Nevada County,
State Of California. o. Greek. known the North
Branch Of Green Horn Greek and being fcur quarter
sections Of land locate in the names OF e.. Hoy
ford j g. Wilcox " " Wood aud " b. Wood,
surveyed hy the County su. -eyor OF Nevada county
on the 30th day Of Oct lS4s, and recorded in HOOK
No. L. sf pre-emption Claims pages 80 and 2sl.
on the 18th day Of November. '5s said four quar-
ter sections containing about l5J acres -aeh-nore
or less-ih- whole forming spua-e plot Of eighty
chains on each side AID centeung at pine tree
near Siingle MIL with the said Sh nge hill, ana
all tue t-nement~ hereiiiaments aud appurienAn-
ces to the ssid property and premises longing -
Notice is hereby given that will expose 20 opuphc
sale all the above described property TO In, highest
bidder for cash in front Of the Court Houss door
in Nevada CITY, on TUESDAY,, the 18th day oi
MARCH 4. D. 1850. between tn. hours of
o ciock A. ". ard u'clnck, r. VI.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February,
A. d. lsoo -
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NOTICE.

Having sold my right title and interest in and to
ths warren Company, situated on Badger Hill, Pikt
Flat. hereby give notice that will not be rospou-
sble for any debts incurred BY said Company afier
this date.
All persons holding claims against the Warren
Company will present the same te the present oon-
psny for payment. .ohN r. fACL.
Srsss alley, Jan. 70, 1850. z-st
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

This is to certify that the co-partnsrship hereto.
for. existing between FRANKLIN BARBER and
HOMER 7. MORDoFF was dissolved By mutual
FRANKLIN BARRIER
HONIR ]. MoRDOFF.
Nevada, June !, 1889. so'st
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Exchange Hotel.
NEW ARRANGE GEMEN1

sub.cribsr haviug purch ased the above
Well KNOWN Fire Proof Brick Hotel,
Situated on Main street, Grass Valley,
viii be happy TO entertain his friends and the Trsr.
cling Public whenever il NAV suit their pleasure
inciinaton IN call His Tabs viii always b. suppl
cd with evers substant izl and dslicacy which the
market affords The Proprietor ia determined that
the " EXCHANGE shall not be sxeslled. 10 say
particular by sny Hotel q. the monntaips
THE BAR wili. 1T a II tilss be saspliss with the
best Wiaa, LleHors. ks. ns BIDS viii .lvays 30
fouad Ssatssd Clean, snd bis Lodgar Rooms ample
and we'll ventilated.
ss- The BILLIARD SALOON ia supplied With I've
Phstan'. Patent Billiard Tables.
The only Tasles OF the kin in tn. couBi,
CHARLES ". SMITH.
Grass VALLEY. Nov 1. 1883.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

The free admissions Of all Nations as we'll a. the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old as well
the New World stamp this powerful remedial Agent
the greatest healing preparation ever made known
to suffering men. Its rrsETRArIvn QUALITIES are
ore than MARVELLOUS, through the external ori6e.s
Of the skin, invisible to the naked eye, it reaehe.
the seat Of the external disease and In all external
affections its antiinaamma;ory and healing virtues
surpa.s anything else record, and is Natures
great ally.
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THE GREAT AmBAssADoR OF
HEAs.Tg1.
TO ALL nj MANKIND!!i

A BO0N TO THE sICKs
1.-THE want Of sterling medicinal to meet the nis
I'd necessities Of the snerinR portion Of humanity
I'd one entirely free from mineral and other dele
terious particles severely felt till th. all pew
effulmeiicinr ushered into ths world HOiLs
r'sisrsfrnIE piiis have becoms the HOUSEHOLD
kkNFDr Of all nations. Their attribute to PREVENT
well to crRE they attack the RAnir or ROOT Of
the complaint, and thus BY removing the hidden
Of desease reinvgorafe and restore the droop
ing energies Of the system. assisting nature in her
task OF VITAL and FrNCunNtRN HEpoRH ATioN.
DYsPEPSEA.
The great seourge Of this continent Yields quickly
TO Of these antisep.ic Pills aud the digestive
in what hdeous shape this HYDRA Of fiseafee exhi
Its itself this searching and unerring remedy
erses IL from the PATIENTS system.
General Debility md weakness.
From whatever cause. InwNsSs oF SPIRITS. and
other signs Of a diseased liver and other disorgani
nation Of the system, vanish under the ersdiestng
influence Of this all powerful sntiseftis and deter
gent remedy.
BILrOUs DIsORDERs.
The proper quantum aud right condition Of the
bile il OF momenious import ancs to tho health Of
the huu an frame. this MI EifIrus medicine exrels
the hidden seeds Of the conar aud renders all the
fluids aud seereiions pure AMI fluent, cleansing and
resusiiating the vital Junction.. Of the body.
sICKEy FEMALES.
Should lose time in trying lew doses Of this
regulating and renoratins remedy whatever may be
their complaint 1t BE- taken with safety in all
perioeiealand other soga nzations its effect ia al
but miraculous.
UNREEITED PROOF.
The testimony Of Nations - unanimously borne
to the health giving virtues Of this noble remedy and
certificates in living lsnguAge bear witness 10
the UNDENIAH-syEss OF their ISrEiNsio WORTH
Hoilotcay's Pills are the best remedy knopn
in the trorld for the foliOscing diseases:
sthma, Diarrhoa Indigestion,
Bowel Complaint Dropsy. InhuenrA
Coughs, Iebty. inflammation,
Colds. Fever and Ague, Inward weakness,
Chest Diseases, Female com Liver Complaints,
Costiv.ness, plants towness ofspirts,
nvspepsia HeadAcles Piles
Stone and Gravel Seen ndarv sy- ven.resl AHss-
Worms Of all kinds mpioms tions.
81 CAUTION Mons -r- grnine unless the
words :" Holi0vdy Neis York and London. "
diseernible Water marx every leaf or the
book Of direction around zach pot boz the same
may be plainly bT holding the i,af 10 the light
a handsome reward will be given to any one render
ing such information mAy lead to the detection oi
any party parties oouuterfeitng the medicine or
vending the same knowing them TO he spurious.
-. Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor HOMO
way. so Maiden Lane New York, and by all respee-
table Druggist and Dealers in Medicine throughou
the United Statcs and the civilized world in bore
at rs cents. 63 cents. and 81 each.
81 There is considerable saving By taking
the larger sizes.
n. Direction. FOR the guidance OF patients In
very disorder ahxsd h. each box.
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PTIONs ON THE SKIN.

Arising from bad state ofths blood or chronic
disease eradicsted. and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action Of this
Ointment ltsurpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dspsl rAshes
and other dishguremenis Of the face
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LOST.

CERTIFICATE No oi stock in In. Empire Quartz
Mining Company, Ter hights nine shares. issued
aul dated Feb. y. 1858. Ia James " Wicor
All p-rsons hereby forbidden TO negotiate for
said stock, application hss been made lor rel,
5AhfS II. WILCOX
Grass Valley. Jan. ec, 1850 27-st
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Mining Claims at Auction.

There will be sold. At Public Auction. Tues
aay. the 2sth day OF February next, between and
I o'clock. +. ". at the snow Quartz Ledge. Ten
and half Shares of Stock in the Snow Quartz Mi
nj " Company issued TO Martin Murbar, in Certif
lea 'e No 10. dated Nov. end A. u. ls5a;--And al
SO wa and Five Eighth Shares. Certificate No. s,
dateo Nov. 25, 1889 issued 10 John Hodgdon Jr.,
many Shares Of each Certificate, as may be requi-
site 10 discharge their arrearages the assess-
mcnts "a at have been levied. the former being
2eI Dolla - and the latter sis,57k) pay FOR this
advertisement and all other expences attending the
sale in cot for nifty to the Statutes Of the state
and the Bylaws Of the Company
}. L. GivINS, Treas.
Grass valley, January 20, 1890. 2I-4t
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PILES AND RusTuLA.

Every form and feature OF these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicacd locally and entirely
By the use Of this emoIient warm Concentrations
should precede its application Its healing qualities
will be found to be thorough and invarisble.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be
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GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
[Late Hotel de France
On Main Street, Grass vAIley-nsxt door Eas, Of
nelano's Bank
S. HORN B ROOK

INFORMS the citizens Of Grass ,lley and the ira,
l. cling public, that he hasrecenfly purchased and
entirely reftted with New Beds, Furniture &c. the
abovs well known Hotel.
THE TABLE will be supplied with every article to
be had In markets and In those below. The best
table Clarot Is furnished At each meal without ex-
ira charge. The Proprietor is determined TO keepAs
coed Cook and Table De found in the State
ss-rhe BAR will be supplied with the best Of Ii
quors, Wines. &c.
Board BY the Week ...$ 90
" " with Lodging 10 90
Single Notwithstanding Wine .-....... so
Lodging BY the night. ......--.... So 10 l 90
S. HORNBROOK.
Grass Valley, May is5.. sitt
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had Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.

Cases ofmany years standing that have pertinaco
usly refused to yield 10 any other remedy or treat
ment, have invariably succombed to a few appliea
ions OF this powerful unguent.
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G. c. IOWNsFNn, Constable
POSTPONEMENT.

Sr The above sale Is postPsnss by order OF ih'
Plaintiffs Attorney until saturday. the iuth day :"
March, A. d.. 1890. c. {. TOWNSEND. tonsiai le
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ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RHEUn

Are two Of the most common and virulent disorder
prevalent on this continent. to these tho Ointmen
is especially antagonistic, its q modns operGndi IL
hrst TO eradicate the venom and then complete
the
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dwMMy eM SNH Mews3,

'MMMy SME ENE MANSEo
heidsderf street, SAN FRANCISCO
them at the What Cheer House
sof
Great Reductions have been recently made in the Board and Lodging
Superior Bathing cned
of Large Reading Room and Library
Omnibus the the House painted it, will be waiting
House
RUNNERs RMPLOTED!
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General Debility and weakness.

From whatever cause. InwNfSs OF SPIRITS. and
other signs Of diseased liver. and other disorgani
nation Of the system, vanish under the ersdest ting
influence Of th. all powerful antise7tis aud deter
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sICKE.y FEMALES.

Should lose no tins IN trying lew doses OF this
regulating and renoratins remedy, whatever may b.
their complaint. 1t can b taken with safety In al
periodical and other sorgs tions its eject il al
hnt niira culnrs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-23
4 Few Questions.

Mr.. EDITOR: calling into an Office near
hy, where lawyers most do congregate to dis
cuss the the questions of the day, made
bold to participate, ard first inquired if the
United States had any citizens? l was an
s"ered in the negative. then referred to
papers procured by foreigners from govern
ment qualifying them to be citizens of the
United States. SO much was granted.
tien asked if a native born, being simply a
citizen Of particular state, was a foreigner
to the United States? They told me must
go to Congress and ascertain.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as cannot 80 to Con-
sress, hope some one will give me the de-
sired Information. l am also anxious to
learn whether foreigners are all and the only
citizens Of the United States, and the native
born all foreigners to the .ame' Give US
the grades Of races and compilations as de-
fined in the constitution, creating citizen
ship. One thing moroccan the Federal
Government protect its citizens against usur-
patton and popular sovereignty
Yours Truly, INQUIRER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-23
49,. ---------------
e. The Manchester American relates

q The Manchester American relates a
good one Of the Nashua Democrats, who
sold themselves in the following manner on
the evening CT election day:
Having made gain in Nashua. and re-
ce'vlns iew returns from towns in HILLSIDE
70 county where they made small gains, they
Inferred that they had made gains through
the whole state, and Of course they felt 'gooG'
Soon large handbills appeared on the street
with the following announcement, a Glori.
oss Democratic Victory the City Hall was
Lighted and bunker orators mounted the ros-
'rum. These proceedings were kept up till
about S o'clock. when dispatch was received
from John II. George which told them that
the Democratic gains were over the left
The poor fellows Topped their ears and vaca.
ted the hall instanter, scudding to their holes
like SO many shot foxes. Their case excites
commissera,ion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-23
A Republican who Wants to Win.

Schuyler Colfax, the well known Republi-
can Congressman from Indiana, thus states
his presidential platform in behalf of the
doubtful states and victory:
For one have looked at the whole ques-
ton as in nut she'll. The running of a
third party ticket in Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Indiana and Illinois, If supported BY a
large proportion of those who voted similar
ly In 1856, loses US all the states and with
them the Presidential election. A million
majority in the other free states would be en-
tlrely fruitless and powerless. And hence if
we can unite on any one, all the North who
are opposed to the extension and the agsfes-
sion Of slavery, and fail to DO it, thus win
ning disastrous defeat instead of an auspi-
cious success as the result, We shall for MANY
long year regret it most deeply. l notice
that many people speak Of this man whom
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-23
c. New York merchants have

~ -" AOih Hitit.ldl.t> nave mol W
forgotten the sensation produced in me-car-
lie circles. during the Castle Garden exc:.e-
mert. hy the public announcement made II
Nr. Henry {. Bowen. Of the well known :,
house OF Bowen X McNamee, that the finn
had "reso!ved 10 st,i their goods. re. thu
principles. y few DAYS ago 4 slavebolG:--
AentucAian. after buying bill Of goods .:
thls sane establishment. nov Bowen. Homes
X Co.. went into the private office for CO.
versailon with the leading members OF the
hrm on Certain subjects connected with III.
saving OF tie mon. The kentuckian ma L
tanned his side of the question with scr.r
earnestness, until he was interrupted tx III,
sudden entrance OF Western man, a s.ra,.-
ger 10 both parties. who. without waiting =
Introduce himself. said TO Mr.. b.. Il have
come to get silk dress for NV Wife" W,
don sell al retail. was the reply. Il can:
nell that. said the stranger, Il am from II.
y -. and want - buy nv vie dress {:
the man who sells his goods, and not Il
principles Mr.. Il. called one Of his clerk,
and directed INN 10 show The gentleman -
hne>t s;!As IN the whole establishment. IL
hentuckian pct on look of ludicrous sur
prise and On resumins the conve-sa:ioc.
changed the topic of discou,se.-N \. IL
Lunc.
u Decidedly the funniest Of the a.
Sorts of Paragraphs" in the Boston Post. :
the following:
The town elections in New York rreser:
Inc most encouraging evidences of the IL
creasiag strength Of the Democrats"
- \ gentleman named Boatright. ra,h.-
connubia!!y inclined, and evidently believing
that II IS not well for man TO be alone even
though death should remove from his s.Le
has recently married his tenth wife. He Is
resident Of Cooper Co., Mo-
g The Oldest member of the English
House Of Commons is eighty-four years c:
age. and has been a member without ir'e--
ruption for the past fifty Years. Anoihe-
member is nearly eighty. Some fifty Others
have given notice of their exemption from
serving on Committees. all being upwards O;
sixty Years Of age. Lord LynGhurst is abOu:
eighty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-23

trailing arbutus has smiled its way through
ra!s-but We rail. There is a warm
kind of feeling about the heart, on such
DAYS as these, that cheats the oldest of US in.
to the idea that he is young again. Ii is 10
matter Of wonder to US that sugar runs OF.
Of a maple tree under such sun as We have
had lately. Tap the veins of a man or We
man and sugar would flow under the same
persuasive circumstances. We saw tnr.y
girls in the stree. yesterday whose blood
would sugar off sp!end,dly. We tasted 81.
gar in the kisses Of our little girls in the NOR
ming. and is their fingers were not just IL
tie sticky we are mistaken. II is a warm
sugary time all round. and it is very We
come. Ho. hum delicious, isn't it?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-23
The Utah Difficulty.

An officer in the army in Utah writes that
assasslnations have become quite frequent
and alarming. Several soldiers had been
found murdered, and one with his mead sew
cred from his body. Another was found with
the marks of rope around his neck, as if he
had been hung. The troops were greatly in
censed by these murders, and were eager for
some chance to wreak their vengeance on
the Mormons. The Elder Haight, who was
believed to be the chief actor in the Noun
tam Meadow massacre, has recently died by
poison, supposed to have been taken by mis-
take.
The president, whose fault has been that
he has had no policy towards the Mormons.
seems now to have determined to take ac-
tive sides with Gov. Cumming, who is in full
sympathy with the Mormons. The territori-
al judges, who were openly hostile to the
Governor, have resi- gned, or will be removed,
and the president has conferred with the
Mormon delegate to Congress as to their sue
cessors. \ secretary of the territory is also
to be appointed TO succeed MIR. Hartnet,.late-
iy deceased. If Gov. Cumming is as strong
ly inclined to connive at Mormon rebellion
and crime as the army officers and judges
have represented, the new policy of the adj
mlnistration can only aggravate present evils.
1t Would be much better 10 leave the terrific
ry without Judiciary than to maintain judg-
IS there with no power to enforce the YER
diets of the court
The Utah question is also up l.: its po!;,i-
cal aspects by the bill reported in Congress
by MIR. Nelson of Tennessee, to punish pc
lygamy. ltproposes to punish pc! ygamy by
fine of $500 and Imprisonment for not less
than two nor more than five years. This
will be test question for the sticklers for
popular sovereignty, for if Congress has the
right to regulate Que domestic institution in
the territories why not another-if they may
exclude polysamy, why not slavery? We
have curiosity to see how the pro-slavery
men and the Douglas men will solve the
problem