The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-08-01
a MORMON PROPEsECY,

1 containing O selection from thess rever
lations, translations and narrations"
Of Joseph Smith, the founder Of Nor
monism. The following prophecy is
here said tohave been made by Smith,
on the 25th ofgSeptemberr 1882. In
view of our present troubles, this pre-
diction seems TO be in progress Of ful.
6lment, whether Joe Smith wasa hum
bug ar not
j A REVELATION AND PRopHEoy by
TEE PRppHEr, SEER, AND REyELAroR,
JosEpH SMITH. = Verify thus saith the
Lord, concerning the wars that will
shortly come 10 pass, beginning at the
rebellion of South C.lrolina, which will
eventually terminate in the death and
misery of many souls. The days will
come when war will be poured out
upon all nations, beginning at that
pi.ce; for behold, the Southern States
Shall be divided against the Northern
States, and the Southern States will
call upon other nations, even the ma
ton of Great.Bri'ian, as it is called,
and they shall also call upon other ma
tions. in order to defend themselves
against O her nations and sthus war
shall be poured out upon all nations.
And it shall come. to pass, after many
days, sluves shall rise up against their
masters, who shall be n,arshaled and
disciplined for war; and it shall come
to pass, also, that the remnants who
are left of the land will marshal them
selves, and shall tecome exceeding
angry, and shall vex the Gentiles with
a sore vexa ion; and thus, with the
sword. and by bIoodshed, the inhabis
tants Of The earth shall mourn; and
with famine, and plague, and earth
4 qualses, and the thunder of heaven,
1 and the 6erce and vivid lightning also,
4 shall the inhabitantsSof the earth be
made to feel the wrath, end indignas-,
ton, and chaste ming hand of an AZ
mighty God, until theo consumption
decreed hath made a full end of all
nations That he cry of The Saints,
and of The blood ofItle Saints, shall
cease to come up into the ears OF the
). Lord of Sabbaoth, from the earth, tt
, lie avenged of their enemies. Where
; fore, stand ye in holy PLACES, and be
not moved, un'ilahedays Of the Lore
come for behold it cometh quickly
saith the Lord. Ampn."
The war begrn in South Carolina
Instructions of slaves are already
g dreaded. Famine will cer'ainly. rfhlc
some Southern communities. Tie IN
reference of Great Britain, on accoun
of the want of cotton, is not improba
4 bic, if the war is protracted. In III
m antime. general war in iEurop'
appears TO be imminent: Have ",
not had a prophet among US Pau
adelphia Sunday Mercury. ~
"OLp BRIDeERll ON THE PLAINS A
eArN.-We give the following fron
the Rocky Mountains.Ns,o of Maysl;5
Capt. James Bridger arrived her
: this morning by coach, and will pro
coed at once tolay out and locate
LGcyernment road. ipdssing througl
u Denyer ana on. northwest tlffougs
Bridger. pass toward the PScific. .HTki
well, known pioneer came. totlis coun
y try forty years ago ( 1922, with Hen
RVS expedition, and afterwards wit
Sublette, AMI was Of Viewers part
y when they went on to Salt Lake i
'' that winter. surprising il certainly I
q he the Gulf Of California Or the Paci
q fc Ocean. The Captain says the
q found o old everywhere ingthisi cour
us .ryin those days, but thought it ur
ID worthy oftheir notice to mine fori I
J.. as beaver Chen worth pa per pound
was the best paying gold! they wante
7. to mine far in the creeks and river
Fort Bridger takesiits name from tn
gentleman, who built tile same. 81
REMARKAbLE CHASGEs. The Cl
veland Plaindeaier says the last gh
OF the President upon Ohio for trfo)
has worked some remarkable tfan
formation in that city. Men who ne
er Scompluihed Of anything be5are, q
rapidly verging towards settkd ief
nifty, and SO many have become SUI
"A denly near.sighted as to Create an u
q usual activity in the hespeetaele marks
< Men considered ablelbodiedlaheret
lore. are attacked N~ith lIaiaeness an
oe limp, along'}n manner quite hafro'
IS ing TO the feelings. .iiHair dye III
oi been discontinued in many instane
and locks never before suspected:
" anything but jet dblask, sares ge'ti'
gray very rrpidlyaa.asam has 400
er "susan, where's the frying-Pan
.r. "Jemmy's got IL, 'cartiug0 muck a.
N. clam shells up the alley, With = !, 9
er FOR a horse, - '.The dear little felle
,p. what genius he will make !; but {
n :, 40 ooino 10 have company, a