The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-01
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AdYlTs from Jefsrson fii,v zls
about tlirty.iye hundred ,rca, sse
seinhlsd ~ That point for tlie \. saat
tte sthte Some Of The combonis ae'ssss (
scafhe intotown, bore secession asthsy
were warmly received by d oyerpsss / s =,
son: s'lof jack
troops l, are <. arriving daily, hut ths, q.
poorly sppnlitd with arms Tbss ey a'e
their intention 6f resisting tlie ~ 40. gov
the Federal Government I'M pVTer Of
Ey Governor Sterling p,so u,
mander.in Ch,ef Of sthes Stisdo,,ss;; !, Son-
Militia, arriyea from Ieilers,s ~ !; state
leyehing, Il .4s, W. latt
The Mrulplis llggeai STATE. ~,
Thursday night laSt fwe,i.t.Ry, ~ ..a "a
were among tlrbse taken Mir w, We:
Emnnd Of Gen Frost 10 ANN IN, ~ pg y
Lonls, arrived III thatcit nm, sI 4 Y, i y
4. q seeessioR flag, and marched Il a0 ,,ss
quarters II. M y lhelr.
An Irish brigade, for .he tIl.. .3 u
service, has been formed III tl,ls ~, ye \
sill be rendered 70 Tie gorernns 5s ~ =
once. ,54 WA q r'is ~ AZ
h The Eeeafng Nrts learns ,bs, Il,
steaHler Kentucky was blown, ~ mn ~, .ae
/ Helena, Arkansas, YESTERDAY. and Il a asat
three hives lost The Kenfrc.,. ss '.a!l
/ regular Memphis and yicksh,,y, ". \ Z, 7
packet, and ii is likely She was Is.,' MI sl
the river attle time 81 the acc;san, Y
Z Fhe Netrs publishes the followin, -.
nte8t which had been entered ;nio 49, 49,,
Major General Price and General Il ]. /.
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/ The undersigned officers az do Ir,i,. !,
States Government, aud 81 tbe Go 1,,sa !.
/ nent OF tie State Of Missouri fay rs, ~.
purpose Of removing misrepresentation a ma
tallaying public xeitemeht ,lrcin i ,,,a Nv
Ito declare publicly that they have as y M,
had q personal interFiew Ii this rity Il
which i has heen mutually understood
without tbbsselnbIanre Of dissent, a. si,Lc,
Eband, that ench Of them ias "a o,bs,
/ tltgn q common Object equally interestisi,
and inln@rtant to Every citizen Il NJ
sogfi that Of restoring praee aud rood
E.afder 70 The people Of the State. In sllbot..
Edlfatiefi 70 the laws 81 tho general ana
4 State Governments; ii heiug tins under
i stood that there seems no REASON WV.
i every eiftzfn should not eeRiilp h iiba
| trooper officers Tie gebtrni and State
59FefntieRtst u Ef,stnfe qiiitt, and, as
1.-The best ttieans Of qtlriiag no .cdAptpr ii,
EtlatHces, NE mutually recommend 10 aII
4 persons to respect eBeh.s0ibtTs. rights
Throughout the State, making no attfmnt
e exercise uTaHthpftird powers, is ii il
Il use DETERMINATION, Of the proper autlorf.
Lies to..suppress all unlawful rroceedirrs
which can only disturb the public peace.
Il General Price having hyi commission,
full authority ever tie militia Of the Stat
4 hf Missouri nndertakes. with The sanction
].ef the Goytrgor,et the State already te
! ctlFad 70 direct the whole power Of III,
/ State officers 10 maintain order within ttl
State among tile people thGfrpf;. and
4 General! Harney publicly declares thai
I IDS object being thus assured, be- car
] bage 30 0@C'.as,cu, aR. lie has, no wish, IL
! make military movements which might
Il otherwise create sXGitempUts and .iealoas
lies, which: hemost earnestly 'desites 4
i aY0id ss. s.I,..sss a. 5s, .s.s !. =.
\ We, tie undersigned, TO therefore ua
I taalIy egioins upon The people Of the*Statt
TO attend to their eigii basineSs, Of what
:. 8ocysr sort it. may hes sand, sit:is TO b
!, hoped that the uitqaiet elements .Nlicl
! have tkreatsuell so seriously to disturb TIL
/ puhlie peace, may soon suhside ard DO re
fraemhcred only 10 be deplorel.
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