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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
R r. M OV H. ID.

Il JOSEPH HERB, Matchmaker aud Jowclcr,
II has removed TO the stand formerly occupied by
X. Barclay Washington Street one door south of
Youngs Exchange, where he is now receiving an
addition to bis stock Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
East Saginaw, September u, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
BLACKSMITHING
AND
w A c. q N M A K I II c.
A. & G. BIRDSALL,

4. y g. BIItDSALL,
Corner of Genesec and Cas- Streets opposite Geo
Cassday's Hotel East Saginaw.
4 RE prepared to do blacksmith work Of all do
L Y scriptons at short notice. Mill work, light
work, horse and cattle shooing Wagon, buggy, and
sleigh ironing and repairing of all kinds done
promptly and we'll
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
BUILDING.
1860.
1860.

TINE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered
into copartnership, would respectfully announce
that with the best of facilities and the advantage of
long and varied experience in tho Carpenter and
Joiner Business, they enabled to execute al
work in the line promptly neatly and cheap. Our
motto is
"EN CEISTOR,"
And we feel satisfied that we shall bc able to give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor with their
patronage,
Plans specifications and, building agreements fur
nishcd.. Sash and Blinds Of a superior quality made
as cheap as any in the city.
McFARLIN & DEITZ.
East Saginaw, April %, 1850.
u H. McFarlin tenders his thanks to the people of
this city for their past liberal Patronage and hopes
! for its continuance 10 the New Firm. n39-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08

WAGON MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Carried on at the same establishment, and all work
in the line warranted subtantial and reliable.
Orders are respectfully solicited. A. 4 G.. r.
East Saginaw, August Is 1860. n3-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
Citizens of East Saginaw.

OltIACiIo U EttSI StsSIIldW,
4 ND Of surrounding country, take notice that
~ wc,'the undersigned can be found at our shop
at all times to accommodate all patrons the shortest
Also Carriage aud Wagon painting; Graining. Gid
ing, Glazing, Papcr-hanging, and White Washing
done. Being ourselves practical workmcn OF some
ten years experience, we are bnablod to guarantee
better satisfaction than any other shop in this part if
the country.
Persons DESTROYS of having any Of the above
named work done viii find our shop on Water street,
three doors below Bartow's store on the dock.
L. Sag, March Is, Co o. l. GLOVER,
n33-ly j. Il. BURTT.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
INSURANCE.
TOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benerolent Institution established By special En-
dormeat, for The Relief Of tie SICK and Dis
fsssa' g'[,Ia a %J mr. trt ~. c ana ESae'e
Of The Serdal Organs. " ~.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
WI Surgeon, to all who apply 10y letter, with de-
scripton Of their condition. (age occupation habits
of life, &c } and, in Of extreme poverty, Med-
zines furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS ON Spcrmatorrhra, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW REMEDlES employed in the Dispensary, sent
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Two three Stamps for postage will be ae-
ceptablc
Address Dir. j. SKILLTN H0UGHT0N Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association No. 2 South Ninth
Strcnt Philadelphia Pa BY order Of tlr Directors,
EZRA ID. HEAR'rWELL President
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary 3d.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
JOHN ToRREY,

l. ACTICAL ARCHITEC Il,
HESIGNS for Dwelling Houses, Churches, School
IL Houses Stores, and Public Building of all kinds
together with Plans, Working Drawings aud Speci
hcatons, furnished on reasonable terms Office with
J. s. Curtis & Co.. Buena Vista Block
East Saginaw April "A, 1860. So
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08

THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COM
4 PANY of New York has a Cash Capital Of
$500 O00 all paid IN in cash and securely invested
Their Dividends are made only on actually earned
premiums, TnREE-FoURTHS being set apart for tie
Insured, and oHe,toarih 10 Ae Stockholders. The
Insured obtain their Indemnity AT The same rates
other responsible Companies, Witt0m in any form
mcurring any liability ,rhatecer.
&. II. JONES, AGENT at EAST SAGINAW
For tho above Company prepared to insure vessels
aud cargoes Of Lumber, Shingles, Slaves, and other
property, on rs favorable terms as any equally res
ponsibe Company. Also, all Goods against dangers
of transportation by Lakes Rivers, Canals and Rail
Roads
Office on Water street, one door north of John
Dorby's.
East Saginaw, April 23d, 1860. n39-tf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
Merchants Insurance. Go


OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CapitaI 100000. assets, $243,010,l4.
Statement Of Gte condition Of he Merchants In
suraHce Company, May %, 1859.
Cash ON hand and in hands of Agents, S2s,6l7l5
State and City Bonds owned by the Co, $4,000
Debts due the CO., secured by Mortgage, 100000
Debts secured by Eastern Bank Stocks, l6,707.20
Debts due for Premiums, 79Sio
Eastern Bank Stocks owned by the Co, II $4,000
Stock notes interest for bal due ON stock 40 $1,000
Interest Accountant due, 4,3l7,3l
Total Assets, S24l, 0l0l4
Liabilities due or to become due from the Co. none
Losses by the Company adjusted and due,
All other claims against the Co, not over $4,000
l.. TIIos. LoDDELL, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Comptrollers Office, May 25, 1858.
hereby certify, that have personally examined
the books and securities of the Merchants Insurance
Company of Hartford, and find that the Assets of
said company truly stated in the above schedule.
And believe that its entire capital is safely and
curely invested.
WILLIAM II. BUELL., Comptroller.
The above Company is prompt and reliable and
policies will be issued by the subscriber yora.
bic terms as other good Companies. -
O. p. BURT, Agent.
East Saginaw, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
INN j. B. SCOTT, Ts1A
ship MIRGHAHNT Add ship BROKER,
WILL ATTEND TO THE

PURCHASE AND SALE OF VESSELS,
WILL PROCURE CARGOEs FOR VESSELS,
Ind Supply Vessels for Cagoes Season Charters, Sc
u eng Proprietor of six good Vessels, am prepared
ID to transport Produce, Lumber, Slaves, Timber,
Rail Road Iron, Pig Metal, Coal and Stone, to and
from any of the Lake Ports reasonable terms
Lumber delivered to Albany New York, at cur
rent or special rates
Office on Atwater, between Randolph and Bates
Streets, with z. 1. Price Co. coal dealers)
DETROIT n27 MICHIGAN
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
Nils, Factories, Hines and SAT- Uorks,
PUMPS, CALDRONS and KETTLES,
OF all sizes furnished

CHURCH BELLS of all sizes, made TO order
- warranted to be Of the purest tone, and best
materials, Brass and composition castings of all
kinds. Iron Ratings for Cemeteries Churches, and
Dwellings Balconies and Nerradahs. We have
great variety Of beautiful patterns and our prices
arc very low. Building Castings Arches, Columns,
Girders, Caps and Ss, and everything requisite in
this line nl9-3m
Detroit July 3, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-08
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

Near Building, one B.oek Fast Of Farmers Err
change, Genesee Street, Corner Of franklin
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,
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CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA oAzspa,
Senate, Thursday, June 81

oso, AnutSuayt June u.
After some unimportant business, the s.,
ate held long executive session, when J.,
doors were re-opened.
~ MIR. Toombs made q report from the Can
mittee Of Conference on the civil approor;,
ton bill, which led to i. long discussion !,
reference TO Captain Meigs and the Cani,"I
extension. ...o ''
Mr.. Kennedy took occasion to speak Of H..
excellent quality of American marble ..
shown in the Washington Monument AMI
other public ediices in Baltimore, which hal
stood exposed to the weather for thrty.s;r
or seven years, without the slightest stain -
discoloration.
Mr.. Hale spoke of marble quarry .,
Rutland, VT, capable Ct furnishing mon@
lithic columns $50 feet long, of the 6ns.,
quality; indeed, orders had been received e..
some of this marble to be exported to l,al.
for sculrtors' use. The report RECOMMEND.
the adoption of clause that the work on tLa
Washington Aqueduct should be under Ina
superintendent of Captain Meigs.
The question being taken, the report ws,
agreed ro-yeas 81, nays Ii; when the Sen.
ate resumed the consideration of executiy.
business.
. After some time the doors were re.openes
and after the customary eulogies on the lat.
Mr.. Schwartz, of Penn, by Messrs Cam.
ron, Sumner, and Seward, the Senate al.
.lourned.
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TIE MAILs-A LorD CuNPLAINT.-llAN-
OVER COUNTY, VA, June lS.-for about
five months the Gazette has been paying
me "tri-weekiy" visits. AT o'clock p. NJ.
for four months, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, (the days of publication regu-
larry meet it at my Office. For the last three
weeks, however, wonderful changes have
occurred. Now. never receive it till the
following days, and frequently the Tuesday S
paper comes on Thursday-the Thursdays
On Saturday-and the Saturdays nccer be-
fore Monday Or Tuesday. 1t is not -unfre-
ouently the case that | see news IN the
Richmond papers taken from the Tuesdays
"Gazette" tile dug before l get tie "Ga@cite,"
though my Office is immediate Y on the Rail
road between Alexandria and Richmond
AS to nv ''National lntelligencer" and
New York Express" both of which l order
"ci0 AlerQadria," [ have despared of re-
ceiying, until see all the news they contain
in some Richmond paper. | never receive
ny Tuesdays Express" till the following
Friday Or Saturday nor the Fridays ''EH-
pressj till Tuesday -and not unfrequently it
nere.. reaches me; as has also been the case
With the National lntelligencor." repeat
it; until within the last four weeks, have
never subscribed to a paper which more
regularly arrived at the proper time at Its
destination, than did the Gazette, but as 1t
is, | can learn the news from Alexandra in
a Richmond paper, sooner than | can get d
paper direct from Alexandria.
There must be great Jaait somewhere--!s
it with yourse!f (no sir rec the Alezandria
Post Office, the Alexandria and Gordonsvlllc
Mail Agent, or the Agent on the Virginia
Central Railroad? With some of these par
ties the responsibility must rest; unless in
deed the managers Of the Railroads are
at fault. Will you find out the offender, in
order that the just indignation OF al out
ragged people may not be VISITED upon an III
\ SUBSCRIBER
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News of the Day.
"7o show tile very age and body o the TINES.

"7o saoao tile ve1y age and body Of the TINES"
AT New Orleans, on Friday last, the e1.
treme penalty of the law was inflicted upon
police officer Mathew Hughes, who shot
Henry IIyams. in that city, on the evening
of the 9Th of November last, ut the doorstep
of Hyams's boarding house. Hughes, at the
time of the murder, was laboriug under the
double excitement of a late election and or
liquor.
The Phare de la Manche states that the
Prince Napoleon was shortly expected to
embark in the war steamship "Cassard" at
Cherbourg The Pare says it is understood
that his Imperial lIighness contemplates a
voyage in the Mediterranean-vislt Greece
and Egypt but that. before returning TO
France, he will visit newfoundland, Canada
and the United States.
On Friday, the 18th, n. c. Stephen and
C. S. keecl,, esqrs., Trustees, disposed of
the real estate of the late Joseph Cross, stu
ated near Buena Vista post office, in Prince
Georges county, Nd. containing one hun
dred and forty-eight acres, subject to the
widows dover, for S3l per acre-the pur-
chaser is Col. Stanley n. Magruder.
An omnibus proprietor in Chicago, being
deprived of his means of subsistence by the
chartering OF sundry horse railroad compan.
les, "came it over his opponents by short
ening the axletrees and lowering the bodies
of his stages, and then running them on the
rails of the very concerns who had supplant-
ed him in carrying the public.
Official notice has been given by the Post
office Department that hereafter the Califor-
MIA mails will cease to be carried via the
Isthmus of Panama. The department does
not feel authorized to make temporary pro.
vision to maintain this mail route in the alb
scnce of legislation by Congress.
The board of medical officers, which con-
vened in New York on the first of May, has
found the following candidates qualified for
admission into the army as assistant sur
geons DR. Webster, Mass; DR.. John Van
SAINT, t. S. navy; DR.. G. G. Byrne, Florida;
Dr. A. NJ. Fauntleroy, Va.
An old woman of 50 years of age commit.
ted suicide in Detroit, on Saturday night, by
hanging herself. She lived with her daugh-
ter, Il bed-rldden creature, with whom she
quarreled continually. .
The papers of New York continue to give
details of japanese movements, apparently
under the superstition that nothing else will
afford interest to their readers. They are
evidently overriding the thing.
The president of the Richmond Conven-
ton and several of the seeding delegates
are still at Richmond to adjourn that con-
ycntion until the result of the Baltimore
convention shall be known.
Mr.. Home, the American spirtualist, who
attained 50 much notoriety in France and
Russia, has been for some time giving per-
formances in London.
The difficulties between France and Chilli
have been adjusted. War is impending be-
tween Bolivia and Peru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22
4 Dn,,s,,,yc TgISGs.-Hon. Owen Low

ABo!IsulyG THlXGs.-Hon. Owen Love-
ioy. of Illinos-the same Mr.. Lovejoy who
desires to strangle slavery. along with poly
gamy-thnks it would be a good thing to
abolish the U. s. Navy as well as slavery. -
The member from Illinoiss great on abolish
ing things. He is down on ships" lie
thinks they only tend to invigorate the pecu-
liar institution, and that thought, Of course
is enough. The ships ought to rot. Got an
other cent will Mr. Lovejoy vote to keep them
aavat.-N \. Express.
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the Sth of May, BY the hS,.
Mr.. Infancy, B. r. GRIMES, of King "e',s'
county, and REBECCA, daughter oil the ia'' ~
thur Livingston Johnson, of Baltimore.
On Tuesday morning last at the PresoyIT.'! ~.
Parsonage, in Berryvile, by Rev. Charles nm
VIM. H. MOORE and Mrs. AMELIA IL. HhA - -,
daughter Of the late DR.. Alexander straI'h' '''"
of Jefferson county.
At the residence of J. J. Rely, esq, IN L"un
county, on the 9th inst, by Rev. H. SuteF' 1,Y.
S. BONHAM, of said county, and MES h'''
RET C. RELY, of Jefferson county.
On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, at Inc w. slt
dence of the brides mother, by Rev. Chas; mI'!
DR.. THOMAS TURNER and Miss X. bhhn ,%
JANNEY, daughter Of the late DIR. Janne!'
Of Clarke county.
Near Providence Chapel, on the 27th DAY .yyT o.
May, by the Rev Jesse Porter, JAMES Mu' rri'
of Jefferson county, to Miss ELIZABETH MEL
LIZ, Of Clarke county. :.
At Trap, Loudoun county, on the l4th ms, - -
Rev. r. w. Watts, Mr.. 7. SHERMAN IA , mo
Upperyile, to Miss MARTHA J. LlIILhi WV
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House Of Representatives.

The House passed large number of nub.
lie and private bills and resolutions, amons
them the following
A bill to punish for malicious injury any
trespass upon public and private property in
the District of Columbia.
A joint resolution requesting the President
of the United States to nominate to the Sen.
ate Lieut.. Baldwin for restoration to the AZ.
tive list Of the Navy.
A bill amendatory Of the act giving eaec,
to certain treaty stlpulatlons between this
and foreign governments for the apprchep.
sion and delivery Of fore On offenders (under
extradition treaties
A bill to carry into effect the provisions
of the treaties between the United States and
Japan, Siam, Persia and other Countries
lit gives certain judicial powers to Commits.
sioners and Consuls of the United States.
Mr.. Florence called up, and the House
passed the bill for the erection of pos.
Office in the city Of Philadelphia
The House adopted the report of the Com.
mittee on Conference on the Naval bill
Among the amendments compromised is one
appropriating SIS 900 for removing the Ma.
val Monuments Immediately on the west
front of the Capitol, to the Naval Aca-
DENY, and another appropriating $4,000
to enable the President to send person or
persons to the isthmus of Chiriqui to III
quire into the quality and the probable
quantity of coal on the lands of the Chir-
qui Improvement Company-the practical
bility of railroad between the lagoon Of
Chiriqui and Gol6lo, and generally tho ad-
vantages sought to be conferred by the con-
ditional contract between the Secretary Of
the Navy and Ambrose W. Thompson and
the Chiriqui improvement Company.
Mr.. Crawford from the Committee of
Ways and Means, reported bill authorizing
loan, and for the redemption of treasury
notes-it is the same as reported yesterday
by Mr.. Davis.
Mr. Helmick moved to lay the bill on the
table.
Mr.. Sherman said he would never vote for
such BILL while there was prospect Of the
Senate acting upon the tariff at the present
session.
Mr.. Crawford understood that this would
be the case.
The question was taken and the House
refused to lay the bill upon the table--!yess
sc, nays lOl.
Before further action could be taken, Mr.
Campbell announced the death Of the Hon.
John Schwartz, which took place last night,
ut Ii o'clock.
Messrs. Mcpherson, Maynard. Stevens and
Florence, delivered suitable remarks.
The usual resolutions of respect and con-
doence were offered by MIR. Campbell, and
adopted; and also, supplementary resolr'
ton, that the speaker appoint Committee
to accompany the remains to the place des'g'
mated BY his fri ends,
And as further mark of respect Tho
Hnusa adi6urned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

\ SYEAxGoAr TuIES.-Thove was lively
excitement at the wharf this morning, occa-
stoned by man who jumped ashore from
the steamer Baltic and pat oft at full speed hot
" PURSUED by . number Of the passengers and
crew of the boat The pursued man was over
taken AT the GrooSe Tete House BY his pursuers
and iurc;hlv taken aboard, his loud cries for
mercy being unheeded. lie proved to be OF
the river fraternity, and had been freely ex-
ercising biz skill on the pocket Of the passen-
gers. several of whom he had already rel'ev-
Ell Of their purses. The last seen OF The
rascal as the boat steamed mp the river was
with halter about lis neck and his feet
dangling some distance from the floor OF the
LAWYER deck. Whether he was cut down or
suffered to hang to death we have not heard.
-Edicn Rvuge Idc0caEe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

TBg Sruur8 IN New ORLEAAa.-the
Picayunc Of Saturday says: Another hot
week, unrelicycd by any friendly fall OF RAIN,
the thermometer showing al day long the
mercury high up among the eighties, with
an occasional ascen; into the nincties Moth
inc but 'Sunnincss and sunniness," and no
rare delights Of rain" On Friday We
thought we were @3in~ 20 have some relief;
but no. the cnyiouS clouds passed away, with
out Il drop Of comfort, and we We're icit again
- the full force Of the Solstital heats. So
we closed the week. The city is now taking
irs siesta. business fall kinds is a protence:
transactions Of all kinds are merely nominal;
we have Il few iu-comers and more out-goers
The can 't-set-aways have full possession OF
the town, and bid fair to hold it until the
autumnal equinox. Nothing is stirring but
stagnaton." But we have good health, good
fruits, sweet flowers, pleasant evenings, ana
2 plenty Of time on our hands for agreeable
excursions among the onvirOuS ana across
the Lake. Mosquitoes, plenty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

DESTRUCTIVE Hal SToRu.--On Saturday,
the 10th inst. one vi the heaviest hail storms
passed by Snickersylle, Va. that WAS ever
Witnessed. About } o'clock, p. NJ. small
black cloud formed over the summit OF the
Blue Ridge mountain, directly over the cor"
nrr OF jefferson, Clarke, and Lnudoun COIN
ties. The c1uls seemed to rush from all
point. to the centre. While the black mass
seemed 10 he stationary, hazards, hawks,
and crows came sweeping down from their
nes!lnys. knowing instlnotlvely their great
danger. After few heavy discharges OF
electricity, thc mighty mass took up Its
march. destroying wheat, corn, and oats,
and all such vegetation. for about mile IN
breadth. Its direction was southeast, through
one Of tie most productive portions Of Lou
doun, destroying many fields OF wheat that
promised wei for twenty-five bushels per
acre. The woods were strewn with !2aFes,
timber and bark Of trees. The hail III many
places was six inches deep. and Of enormous
size. Window blinds, sash, and all OF some
houses are smashed in. The sound OF the
storm, at tha distance Of two miles, much re-
scmllcl that Of harden trains on railroad.
-BuI. ,Ntij3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

CoSr OF THE JAPANESE EATAssY.-We
learn from reliable authority that the cost
of bringing the japanese from San Francis
CO to Washington, and entertaining them
during twenty-six days stay and cost of go
vernment train to PhIadel phia, amounted
to $4,000. the items being as follows ;
Transportation across the lsthmus, S4,OOo;
entertainment at Washington during TWEEN
ty-six days stay, including hack hire, wines,
&C., :7.l00; charter of steamboat, govern
ment trains, &C., - GOO. The cost of enter
tanning the japanese in Philadelphia for
seven days, will, it is said, amount to Sl5,-
900, being s., 900 more than the appropria-
ton, and over s. 900 more than during their
whole stay in Washing ton.-Ph1a. Ledger.
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At his sons residence in Washington eny, '", NJ
9th, Mr. SAMUEL DAILY, in the 'oth !'''
his age. -----=7-
VALUABLE FARM FOR Sailing Ma.
dersigned, as Attorney for the hers r o.
ziah Thomas, and agent for Mary ": ln 'Iany.
offers ut private sale, the valuable FARM, anJ
ing to the said parties, situate about tSo mon
half miles west of Fairfax C. H., and bnaing MS
the Little River Turnpike, containing $50 Az ".
This property, formerly belonging TO 1on" and
Ashton has upon it excellent improreme;a ~ .ua.
is in high state Of cultivation: FROM
ton and condition, it is very desirapIe w rrH0M.
AZ Fairfsx C. H., or NATHANIEL THvnss'
Upporyille, Va. Fairfax Co., je lz-2a"''''"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

If Garibaldi liberates Sicily from the ty-
rainy of the Neapolltan RECOMMENDATIONS
long will it be before Venice cries out for
the Deliycrer 10 come and help Aer to eEpel
,5n tnctri1uSp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

The reported proposition of Brigham
Young, that the Mormons should ee"r"af@
Utah territory. sell out their property, and
remove to some point on the Pacific either
IN the United States. or the British posses
sions is induced, it is said, by the recent
heavy emigration to Pixies Peak, and the
rapid extension Of the power Of the senules
towards the immediate neighborho"d Of the
nrnnhptS dominOns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

Intelligence has been received at Panama
rom australia, via Callao that the EngiiSA
government has accepted The tender Of the
%e;en Islends, made some time since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

1t is retortel upon the "Republcan" par
ty that it is likely, judging from their course
whenever and wherever they acquire power,
that "Covode Committees" would find ample
materials for investigation and report, If
their political mannuvres were inquired in
TO. 1t is more than probable. Their expo
sure Of government abuses does not prove
that they would correct these abuses il they