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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
lAlvertisenertl

o w ) Allen X Co, are now receiv-
ing another very large stock Of Dry Goods. Gr~
eeries. Hats ard Caps, Boots sud Shoes. &c &c
This being the second stock this Fall sud the
largest ASSORTMENT to select from 10 this CITY
Iney Dave asplendii assortment Of Cloths Nov
hyou want good goods, and the very latest s,y le.
so to Aliens.
Remember that ne pays the highes, prices TO-
tier. Beans, Wheat, OA,s, Potatoes. Con
&c, all Of which will be taken in exchange Tor
goods.
Clinton and Inghsm County Relief Order.
taken the same as cash, TO- all kinds Of good.
and groceries. If
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II. R. Es.

HEALrH F0R s0LnIERs.

RADWAT's READY EfuEF has been used BY TIE
SICK soiiers II amy il has saved tas lives Of
h1nirels that were rapty sinking una-r tae res
oHcid treatmsat. l. ths REMEDY was freely 5.spsns-
among the troops Ca1-r the direction of tae Govern
ant net one N hlnirei woal De obliged TO 90 10 The
hospital si It's lss Will prevent sickness, however
exros=i 6, latgae. climate aaatas disease breeding
hala,ioas from tls swAmps marshes rice aslls a.
bottom .aals o. Tia iaals-ious sc1-'
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been used with
make success ia IS Preveat4tvs aad as a Cu-a-
tivs Of The indignant Yellow. Typh'ii. Bilious Fev-rs
Fakes Clo.e,as. sc o the south. RAILWAY READY
RELIEF IS p,clll-v ailr.-i s'r tla Military Nstc.ns
Chest With this nlst the soldier can visit al ct
mates AMI c1i,-r tas .sf severe fa,g-es ani eX7o
slras wita sl.ty. "a S3lth America where MAia-iecs
Ds ass prevail b. more indignant form thsn IL The
Cai,ei states h. has proved positive preventive and
a.aao.s Curative o, Ell Fevsrs Foxes b e-s ms
eases AGATE C11lcs Eas-n nc Ad-ctio1s. *. As az
evilelcs 81 i,s importance Army Medicine, reer
20 tls follow aE authority
cAxr so31T. June 25th, 1851
MEssEs. RADwAy Coz
a y9-- rcs -st. si7- uy opinion = yolr RELIEF 90
Although oppes te empirical preparations 1ss. IL Il
a1sp.t4- c9lsile-ah. s4a.tv and WIKI very sac
try results. especially IL Rlslm INC Pans since the
lornll4 i1s i. -s o--- communicate 90 me al Lot
s1rp-iss- al Us tea5a-4l .-fc.s supplies tas place
Of may elaborate formula es ths Uais- STATS Tlarlaa
c7os.' wleh ST. -e- r-aly COMPROMISED il ual-tsr.
service Yours Sc " T1NGLEy
Surgeon .n- M.ff-t 1i-ec,or Excelsior Brigade.
From Gen jose vlau.. Clnmllier % Czies oi tie Az
ny o. Esiaior. south America.
NEssRs RADwAV 8 Coz
I have usd y7.- READY RELIEF. for The Asthma
Tlich complain. had s-ea a-aictsi w.;a far t~sl-.
y-a-s TIE FIST lic-t used L. f-. relieved. su1 e
Dyed th- l-s- s-l-- s2 s1r many years have s.n-
introduces 3. N ths array In The Military Hospital 4
+ o-is5. II was vs-y slccsssr.l I-sxs usstI rs Pc
vant.vs. ~ nl--ls an ~leu elca.u1-1 IN rnl1-.1-
-lss-i-is. ;. saw n arry l-o1a nsca si-Sasss
JOSS VII AArL.
Ge1l Cumming Any 81 e -aio-
Those who havs tr.s--s u tae AMY sa3-l3 ssat the1
: aczzys C. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. It xii p-otec
;hsn ayaias; SCENES, an VII save 1ary Ives
P-.cs > cts, 50 css. an g re- bette
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

ARRESTED The young man who
was arrested for false pretenses in selling lads
a biscuit for loaf Of bread has been released.
After being srraigned he plead Smiths Salera,us
In Justification, and was. Of course. set at lber
~ he should not have been arrested, as be
was not 10 blans. There are those in this con
nuniiy who wOald just a. soon make cost and
trouble a. rot, and they should be ma ked
Smiths Sslerstus Is great thing 10 help people
out Of trouble l, only claims to make things
large, nice, sweet, light and spongv.
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THEArRIclL -Mr Bayless. proprietor
Of the Metropo Iran Varieties, in Detroit is nov
10 this city, making arrangements to favor this
community with series OF performances, by his
excellent ompsny. This will afford OpPortu j
" to our citizens to witness variety of tbeatI
cal performances, by 6rst class Company. A.
engagements viii probably be made to open ia a
few DAYS due notice Of which will be given by
posters ard pro. rsmmes
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The MIcH AVENUE BRIDGE.-We are
glad to see that the Common Council are tai n
steps TO rebuild the bridge across the river on
Michigan Avenue. IL il high time that this y :
done. The old bridge has become dangerous
We hope the new bridge NAV be a good enc.
with suitable sideways ard We a.so hope that the
Avenue may soon be graded, and side walks
laid to the Reform School Il is an impr -
manf very nlnch nende4
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GRAM ASD SOCK TRADE oF CHICAGO We learn that
tl Mssrs Farbanss have ST in the elevators in tbs
city. during the last year about seventy ~ their tva
h-nlsel ols-ei hopper scales and ssver4 smaller ones
Each o. these Do loade 10 full capacity aai The
.1al discharge 90 few rniaut which can Dc weighed
upon them Tley ave also SGT at the ia rent stock
yards 10 tie city, Ave o. their stock scales WITH plat
forms Of Sufficient s.zs 10 ish whole car lead at
once watch lst asa greatly 10 the faciuss Tor ship
pug lv. st-ca from this marSst.-Ckicago Trl5uns
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HOME TESTIMONY

SPRING GoHr. Jackson Co.. Neh.. Alg.l.
Dr. c " R1tz-s-Dsar SIR Wy boy a9olt eight
years ola VS. very much troubled with 81 Anthony
lauc, SO talt at TN he WIS unable 20 fsed himself
freq entity failing down at-anl taree OF ny fam y
had the fever an. agle Iboaght SOM OF yoir Scsal
ulvin Boot Pills and Puraer Of your agent here Mr.
Casirs ani TO our great joy they oay cured tLl
fever AMI a,ae but my boy the It AntLonys dance
for whlch We ball eyer feel grateful
Yosrs trrv. G. r. BAUM
49, advertisement se1ml
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OYSTERS A constant fresh supply Of
these delicious bivales can always be found a.
the grocery store OF Messrs. Montgomery 4 Nj
lar All those DESTROYS Of purchasing, by the
keg, Can or quantity, can alsass fad a good
supply Of them at this depot, and can rely upon
their being Of the first quality. Oysters are
chesp ju,t nov, and those fond Of them had bet
ter improve the present favorable opportunity
To get good article, fresh and good. so TO the
grocery store Of Montgomery 4 Nii'ar.
The INV CHURCHES The new Meth
ODDS, Church, on Washington Avenue, Is nearly
completed, and it IS designed to dedicate it soon
The style OF finish Is very neat and appropriate
and when done it vii be the finest Church ede
fee in the city.
The Universslist Society are nov making an
effort TO raise funds to flush their new hrics
Church, on Grand Street More than half the
amount necessary TO accomplish the object ba-
been raised by subscription, and there is now 4
fair prospect ths' the Church will he completed
during the ensuing Spring.
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REBELLION RECORD Part % Of this
valuable work is received This number con
tains the portraits Of Rebel General Braxton
Bragg, and General James s Wadsworth, and i
devoted entirely 20 documents pertaining to tie
war Edited by Frank Moore, ard Published
By G P Putnam, 532 Broad~ay, \ Y. Price
so cents per number.
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NEw SAW MIL -Messrs Parmele end
Elliott are erecting new saw mill, on the size
~ fh, old one at Lower Town. We are tod
designed 70 be the fastest Jaw mill in the couD
80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

TnE LEGISLATURE - The members If
the legislature have been arriving 30 the els
since saturday last. Mo-. Of thsm are uow
here. The session commences 10 day.
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FATAL AccIDFNr-On Monday Of last
week, German named George Roihiuss, Tell
from a scsffod, at the new saw mill erecting 10
the first ward Of this city. at height Of some
ten feet alghting upon the small Of his hack
across the edge Of plank, and received irjnr IS
from which he died On "Wednesday He leaves
A wife and two children
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LAxslyo. JAN. ). 1868 Mn EDlroR /:

LANslxo, JAN. ). 1863 Nh EDlToR
Permit ne through yols co umn- t. give DO
lice 90 tie zeu- of Laas.ng and vicinity, that
he Presbyiefy OF Marshall will meet il the
Presbyterian church, 10 this city On the evening
a. Tuesday, the l5in inst. NJ O'Clock
TLi- body includes a. the P,esby terrain church
IS in tie four coun-'e-: Eaton. Inghs.a, Jaes-or
ard Calhoun, 70 20 al Should the state Of IL.
roads De- such 20 form q full BODY, there should
be about thirty constitutional members
The opening sermon veil ne preached bg Rev
E. Z. Dawes. OF Bstt.e Creek on Tuesday eve
uiug; after which Presbg,ery all hold recu ar
no mig and evening sessions each dav tiil the
time Of Adjournment, which all probably be or
lnursd4s evening There RiA probabT b.
9reachibg Oh Wedoesd, ~ afternoon at 2I2 o.
clock, atd also each evening aurug the session
Inefei all a'so b. re goas service Tor one
nour, if1m 10 O'Clock each morning Of the
session
Al ,e doines Of Presbytery are with open
doors s'lc iae ci'zen- - Lansing and vicinity
are insii'i 10 60 attend a. f,r a convenient
G : ARMSTRONG. Stated Clerk
WELL noNf s.NB,.--Oae a. the editors Of
-he Ne~ To,A kse,trg Past has recently cor.
vefs.d a IT, az o.hcer OF 1en. Ssx-os- staff.
4-i from tre Csrolinas. Tue Poet nases the
lylo~lag 4, OFT # shat that efIi-,r said.
Gererk saxon has nos about "a n1rdred
eoicr,d 50 er- andef good military o'ganzato'.
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PIcTUREs All who desire a good life
Ike Photograph or Ambrotype, can obtain such
by calling at Phil Engelhart's gallery, over Ford
Wells. Drug Store, vest side Of Washinzfoa
Avenue, Lansing, Mich 402m3
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SIRAYED-From the subscribe %
- - about ;-e 2lst = OCT 5s- as tarss vsari-z-
e seer -s-fs-s ne = s1e--s5-re a.
w1--s s-1-e Spots s-av ns-- 49, heck u-= q 1=
-s--7s rs- al tie c-Ls- : re1 rs ~1-t-
-zl7 a. l1- smallest OF ~ 80
A1y L1S- Cl=1k- or Ct1sr p=rso- g-T.-z he ur1e--
81 --s1 information an1--s car &c fo1--
- r personally OF - letter, ~ D os-aF -s<z-. e.
Post c-cs ACRES Lansing, Michigan.
a. :, 1s5s cows GA--E-T zA-r-T.
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SUPREME COURT The Supreme Court
eommencrI is session here today, all the Judges
beng present There are 2l cases on the Cal
andlr
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ga HOMEOPATHY ia th- asceudsrI Immediate re
lef s-ar4ntsel nr s,syrHE from London, has opened
az esiaolisaa p, a Philadelphia. Pa for the treatment
OF Female Complaints Read las advertisement il anoh
sr coiama headed ladies' Read" ly3,0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

A TELEGRAPH LI>E Why don't we
have a telegraph line between Ososso and Lam
sings When we have been asked this que-tion,
We have replied that we did no, know.
We need il, AMI unless we are unl k every
other community which has a railroad, We shall
soon have il.
Let somebody move in the matter at once.
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s pecial n otto S.


The Winter Term. OF 70 weeks Of this aoarshag IN
st.t-tl91. viii commence on January "a. lsca The
Corps or tie Ilstl tsa IS a0y aei.rms are r-azoa-
able a large number O.. ciigaat students is aliie1s
TEA " L BENEplCT, SEQ v.
olive. Eaton Co. Zee l0, lsse Seswa
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DEN VEST Ry.

Or Wool, 'he Dentist IS IL hone again and fully pre-
parsi no execute any joe j bis profession Teeth
m7-ntss en- Coils or silver Plate. o. Rubber Base any
prefer &c. T-eth led with G1i5 SILVER cr Tn. or aIy
oths- 9p-rt 1u s tee IL tn most perfect manner ar
a. l1v pres A practise 81 81 years aal very many
ve7s dltt-riag t-srm'nos from eminent citizens ~
albany. and ference ia Lansing should b. Sufficient
guarantee Call and Sc.
O.Ecca his -ssil ence IN saginaw street ISL
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National FAX A.sessor's Notice

NOTICE j. hereby given 10 all persons
concerned. tnst .hs lists vAi1ati,ns and se-=ssra
ts MADE sn- taken Nltnll TIE comfy ~ lazbsn. ~
80 ta-f. --ssso-s Tor DIVISION No ana D4v.sior 20.
= H. I..-. g.. s-,.9l DISTRICT n A-Aigani iof tue
month ~ sept r1s- --. 20 81 a. ~ u D9'sf1
-rtts Al act Drov- e Ilierna4 heFsl-s y support
t-s Govern rt ana o. pay -=r-st 20 The p4oc csot,
vi Sc s.-r g. snl-4tig- ~ -a-f-ag nzxti Tie IN
az ~ r-.-1e- au- fgr tt-en days t1s-estte-, fof
r.-= 81 1f Of1cs ~ LparAlD 100 y@Af ~ re
IS 70 Lansing fo- IsIs0n 81 q al lle oes Si An q
2 steele b. 80 Wage " Aasln
OF M.l--y The - 1sy % Iecem5er, iast, a. tbs
o. e. % Az steele. i- ne e. e - NAs9'i a22sAA
81 vel az tetsr11la-1 rel4iivs . any erro1s-
o. y excessive v4l.slls1s " el-l--~ii.-s oy sd
As-.st.-t ASS sos
Lzaszg Dec ISL lss- - ,,-
ss7zs Ass-ssor sor The d co-.e-ii91 DIST q Aica-
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pref flaf rie Blood Purifier and Pills purely
r-f iist fh- rrrtfrsf-, q rt-e -iniu~nf sii-ui-
Ists prs-ir- chiffon II \ and L-kv u cIuciunari.
f.-si Dr. Raatck- Special Notices snd Cerfiasr~s pub
li-i.-I ia c.i- .s part ~ tlls Psp-s fryi. tine
time.
Prize - ti- ssuiiflsrisu Vss.fsile Bi Purifier. tl
IT, - iisif.s-n tf til Sasiifi.tis Nsg
+sif~ H--i ifI-. - ft- tax. ~ i-t-- e. a.
Poo. fa,I f4ai- -f,I ~al,r-.r - Vast F.rrfh e.
~ H.HIi.i,f fri. N-ft - Cincinnati. - Laborstgry
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- The tax mer have decided that pig he
CONES hog al six months old and slaughtered
hogs are .aX-d, while pigs are not
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Try these medicines and you will never
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and you should try them before going for .
physician
Get a Pamphlet or Almanac OF my local
agent. and read the certificates and If you
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WovNS Nike q C\NovVN.
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are the most active and thorol IA pills thai
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Iney act 50 ufrecuy upon the Liver, excit-
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Those who have fris--s u tAe AMY sao-l3 send them
pac zzze C. Railways READY RELIEF. Il xii p-o.ec;
In asaias; scenes, an VII save aAny Ives
P--cs > cts. 50 css. an g Per bette
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From the Army of thc Poto-
mac.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-A special to the
Times from Washington says:
Meade's army is quietly ehcampcd in
Culpepper county, on the south side Vi
the Rappahannock. Lee occupies his old
position at Orange q. H. his advance line
guarding the Rapidan fords. - 'z''
- The pickets are again on friendly terms
and but little duelling and few casualties
take place on either side Bushwhackers
again begin to swarm on our flank flank and
rear.
-, JEFF. Davis Issued his annual message
to the rebel Congress on Mondry. The
document is very monrnful in IT'S tone.
Deserters say Lees army does not ex-
coed 35, 900 and is raising Auts for winter
quarters along the line Of the .Rapidan.
Mead will soon be relieved OF his COM
mand. His successor has not yet been
appointed. 1t is known however, that
the President and Mr.. Chase faver the
RESTORATION of Hooker, while the Secretary
of War hes itates between him and Thorn
az. In the event of Thomas taking COM
,nand, the general impression is that
Hooker will take command OF the army of
the Cumberland. There is no Truth in
the report that Pleasanton assigned to tho
command of the army of the Potomac.
1t has been determined to reorganize that
army. M
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continually the highest average that must
De greater or less in proportion to the
ost of the war.
In former report the Secretary placed
he limit to which the loan in the form
# certificates of Indebtedness could be
:arried at Sl00,0OO,0o0, Experience has
>hown it can be carried to $50, 900, ,00O
md that it's natural limit is about that
sum on the 1st Dec. The amount Of
these certificates wac sl45. .720. 900. 1t
would be unsafe therefore to rely on any
substantial increase of loan in that form
The limit prescribed by law to the issue
of g. States has boen reached and the
Secretary thinks it clearly inexpedicnt
to Increase the amount sufficient circula
tion having been already provided, thu
Government must borrow, like any othe
employee of capital temporarily requir
ing more than income will supply ant
rely for the credit which will secure ad
vantageous loans upon good faith.
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Esecapturc OF TWO of M organ .s
Officers. b

Yesterday afternoon our detectives
Succeeded lii arresting Captains Taylor
escap ii with Morgan from the Penitcn-
,.4.', 1t uoIumbus. Ohio. There were on
their way to Dixie, and had as they sup
po. Sc T. gol beyond the reach Of the Fed
cr.. az, horities. they were brought to
this city at a late hour last night and
comnitl.n to the City Jail by Major Far
lis Il il su .,noS til some of the
"tners who escaped with item were there
be!ure the officers arrived AT the late
hour at whicl. the prisoners we're brought
To the city, we wc., una ,le to learn amy
iurth er articuiars.-Aoutsrilte Democrut.
Dec. ).
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ion of 1860 shall take this oath, above

ton of 1860 shall take this oath, above
alluded to. and shall establish republic
aa form of government, he will recognize
such States as again. in the Union.
We thought that in the estmstlon OF
the President and his party, the southern
States have never been out of the Unlon;
but here We find that they have got to
70 through somewhat singular change
iii order to be in position they have
never left! The scheme iss;is crude and
unconstitutional as it is impolitic. ln-
stead OF having the effect of dividing and
llstracting the South this Proclamation
will serve to unite and combind it togeth-
!er. 1t will bo Il tremendous dead weight
Tor the Union men of the South to carry,
and is very questionable whether any
|pt then, will ever undertake to do SO.
a Proclamation. offering the benefit:
Of the old Union and Constitution t.
rhote who would lay down their arms il
glance, miyht haze helped our arms ma
t.rially but this restoration ofth Unior
sa it was, the administration is as mucl
opposed to as the Secessionists. 1t i
bound not to have the old Union. 1t
main object is not to restore the Union
but to abolish 81 avery, and to that end
imposes upon the Union men Of tn
South the Emancipation Proclamation a
test, which is most abhorcnt and dis
gusting to their feelings aud ruinous t
their interis:s.-Cin Eng
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ecutive. And it is suggested as not i'm
proper that in constructing loyal State
government in any State, the name Of the
boundary, the sub division, the constitu-
tion and the Federal code of laws as be-
fore the rebellion, be maintained. subject
only to notifications made necessary BY
the conditions herein before mentioned,
and such others, if not contravening said
conditions, which may be deemed expo
dient by those framing the new State gov
crnment.
To avoid misunderstanding, it may be
proper to say that this proclamation, so
far as it relates to State governments, has
no reference to States wherein loyal State
governments have all the while been
! maintained. And for the same reason il
may be proper to further say that whether
members sent to Congress from any State
shall be admitted to seats, constitutional
lily rests exclusively with the respective
Houses, and net to any extent with the
Executive, and still further that this
proclamation is intended to present to the
authority has been suspended and loya
State governments have been subverted
mode by which the national authority
over every loyal State government, may
be established within said States, or any
of them, and while the mode presented il
the best the Executive can present will
his present impressions, il must not b
understood that another possible mod'
would not be acceptable.
i Given under my hand at the City o
] Washington, the Sth day of December
in the year of our Lord one thousant
eight hu' dred and nty-thlee, and o
the Independence of the United State
the eighty eighth.
| By the President: s
! ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
w. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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Teachers Institute.

A Teachers Institxte will he held in
Cambridge, .. commencing, Dee. 2Sth.,
1863, and continuing during the week
The following distinguished educators
will be present: Hon. f. f White,
State School Commissioner; S. S. Hamill,
Lecturer OH Elocution, of Washington,
Pcnn'a; and Rev. Samuel Findley, of
Pittsburgh. We had the credit of hav-
ing the best Institute in the State last
year. and the committee are sparing no
effort to make the approaching one at
least as good aaA
The Teachers of Monroe County are
cordially invited to attend
S. J.. KIRKWOOD, Pres't.
sH, to j. B. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
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Indians all seuiet.

Salt LAKE CITY, Nov. l0-Usher
says from information obtained from
.nlihers direct Irom Saltwater mines, he
learns that the indians are all quiet aud
peaceful. and no difficulty anticipated
with them during the winter, unles It be
with tue Mo'.ntaln Grows, who claim on
both. slides of leilew Stone; from its
mouth clear to its source in the mountains,
ana are determined the whites shall not
occupy or explore It. An Expedltfon is
now ueing fitted cut to explore this
reg eou, which abouuds ill precious min
erals, ana tfuuu.e Is expected with the
Crows