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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
rgTATE OF MENRY a. scmAURs
r6l- MANN.


UNIFIED STATES AI.,lleIIAfls iFg1cE
4a4Atlt t DiaiIict OF Louisiana
NeW 0FirauHI Hfnuafy 11 1888
THIS u. TO eOIy1 IS0Nl0E THAT Oh fllk
= slztq4nth day 81 January. A. p. 1853, 3 VA r.
AAlI in BANK EDftlN was sUlIo1 against the
estate OF HENRY A. alAAUM14AHN. ot New
oriQana IN the parish u orean1 and STATE Of L0ula
iAaA who was Adiudged bankrupt on his own peti.
teen th1t the 4Fi14nt Of euy debts and delivery 81
any ufUpottg petpginR 70 such bankrupt VI him or
Tor HE o1l en4 t1e tranefer Of any property ~ MN,
lla lcT1ll18n b. law llat u1llll7 81 the credit
ofs Of the said banllnr., 10 rllg4 tlaair oll and
10 choose one a1 1Nq41 Of his a1t4tl will b
4ef4 VT @AT4x4 ~ 3 f..s It11a 10 ~ hQ'aaa at
Cuatofnhcust ArIi1fuN iIi VIZ Ctr pl New Ofl11ns
tFsntIeth day q 4ett1alt. ~ II. l9ds Vt 70 oolook
u,n lIafsAAi. District d Louislana
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BlaekvsoOd q DayenpOrt v. schOOneS
Sen Bird. her Tackle Apparel and Furniture.

Sea Bird, her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No. 8a09-By Vir-
tue Of writ Of lien acias to me directed in the above
sntitled suit will proceed to sch to the highest
1858 at twelve QD O'Clock NJ, At the entrance 70
the Customhouse on Old Levee street.
The schooner SEA BID, her Tackle, Apparel,
and Bnrniture, as she now lies in the Mississippi
river at shout opposite Desire street, Third District
Terms Of Eaie--Ihis being the second adiudica-
ton, the above described vessel viii be sold Tor what
Il will bring AT twelve months credit the purchaser
being required 70 furnish good aMd guincient joint
and several security, and special mortgage on the
property sold bearing at the rate Of six per
cent per annum, and to pay in cash amount equal
q one-halt the costs say about $3.50. Deed and
stamps at expense Of purchaser. +7sEssa I
United States Marshals Office, New Oreaua. sew
enteenth day of February. 1868
-. .,..-..-s.-.o.,,.... -. FL; HEBRON.
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ESTATE OF NATHAN O. FOLaER
AND CHARLES w. FOLGER,
Individually, and as Members Of the Firm Of n. G.
Folgsr 4 Son.

New Orleans. February 10. 1868.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
II eighteenth day. of February A. ID. 1863, q WAR
RANT in. BANKRUPTCY was issued against The
estate Of NATHAN @. FOLGER and CHARLES
". FOIlGkR, Individually, and as members Of the
firm Of n. o. Folger 4 Son, Of New Orleans in the
parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana who have
been adjudged bankrupts on their own petition;
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
Tor their use and the transfer Of any property b.
them, are forbidden BY law; that raeeting Of the
and to choose one oriore assignees Of their estate
Will be held Ct Court Of B4nfuptcy. 70 be holden
leans, Louisiana, before Don A. Pardee Register,
o'clock A. NJ.
z. j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
No. 44T-fe2o mhlS District Of Louisiana-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

Congress will define BIZ q new bin what
ahall Constitute the military districts Of the
ceanEgy, and virtually abolish the new de-
= YarsuenE oi ~ Atlantic just created by
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tory, an utter Oblivion2 Very soon.
ENDORSEMENTS OF THE STATE TICKET
The enthusiasm with which the masses Of
the Republican party have received and
the unaHimity with which they have indors-
ed the nominations made by the state nom
mating convention Of the Radical Repub-
lican party are something very rare in the
history Of politics, 1t may not be generally
known that each ward in the parish Of Or
leans has ward club, and that these clubs
number from three hundred to fifteen humid
red members each, and that the attendance
at their regular weekly meetings is sur
prisingly large.
AW oftte clubs, atregular meetings, have
enthusiastically passed resolutions indors-
ing the nominees of the convention and
pledging to them their support; and we
believe that in every instance these resSlH-
tons have been pissed unanimously; and
they have been published in our columns
duly signed by the officers OF the clubs,
The Radical Republican club Of Algiers,
thirteen hundred strong, and The clubs Of
Jefferson parish have unanimously passed
similar resolutions, which We have
published. We have also received
and duly published similar resoIu-
lions from the clubs Of the parishes
Of T,aaonrehe, St. James. Avoyelles. st
Bernard, st. Landry, East and West
Baton Rogue, Psaquenines, East and West
FsIiclana, ST John the Baptist Tefre-
bonnie, Asc enaion, NAtchiioehes, and others
and from most Of the remaining parishSs
We have received revolutions 81 clubs
and eonmanicasicns, all 81 the same i'm
port but too lengthy fer pnblioation IL our
columns. s. sz f54aies f.a
Alter careful investigation and con
sideration ofthe condition Of the Radical Re-
publican party throughout she state, we can
find 10 divisions OF dissensions in its ranks:
nstling that Is worthy Of being aignihed
81 either II those names. Il Is trne that
here n Now Orleans q Newspaper hereto
lore bsli6yea 70 be frIendly 10 the hest
interests of tho eolored people has pursued
a faciIous coarss; has refused to pnbliih
de feAolniions Of Republican clabs ana
meesnga and s calls for public raeetihes,
even IS aaverH amenls aad for nay; but
"a thp prelanaa 81 Is eppeaIllsn every club
n ais city and Jefferson where. & any
where, iia inaueace would BE isI, has is
published its eourne ard indoIzaa he
ncmiuees Of tie party. Il islrhe that I've
Of sir expelled members Of the Stats Con
iul Executive committee Which consIh q
q about one lundred and hfg
sels have n eoninnDiiea viii
We 6 numbef II indi
vldu4le WHO never belonged q on
party e.lsIapss 70 sfesAizs what tley cal
tasfN qeal cam h hnt, like r
King oai.l is cl1ll Il Is sviaanlIy
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anita Z states VI. 1--WE l8da4eIs 81 W hztl y.
N TIIE OMITTED Erlll TIES cIR0lff cQ4Ills
II fdF the Nitta CI71sIf and District 81 lq4illAI-
10 nIN aI4sctaf u t4a 4lugc % Nult4 VII
r4rr1ed - a1ll N fnst lahtat ni4qnH. en- lfVA.
q l5or 81 ID Vtiltd States tsr1l i1E1nns bod
"a vars 19u1fAe. 3 epfnqz q driia a44 kqrohcr
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H.ner . Go. V. stea@Seat Sarah, her

Hlller q Co. VS.. steambeat Sarah, Her
ir Tackle, Apparel. etc. IS 8s. 10
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
j. for the District Of Louisiana, No s0IlTn obesii.
epce TO admiralty warrant, to directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and taken into my
possession
The Steamboat SARAH, her Tackle, Apparel,
etc now libeled by Hitler a Co for the causes set
Of the United States ~ r y ~
And DO hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and al and every person or pergons
having or pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, TO- be and appear at Dis
trict Court Of the United States, for the District
aforesaid TO be holden at the city OF New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, TO show cause, II any they have or can why
the said Steamboat Sarah, her tackle, apparel
etc, should not be condemned and be sold agree.
ably to the prayer of hbelants.
United States Marshaps Once. New orlesns,
tenth day Of February, 1s6e.
No sss-fel1 lE22s United States asi Marshal
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United states W. one SIN and EaRlne
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
/ for the District Of hQuisiauA No eo1e~Es virtue
in the above entitled suit wis procoed to sell %
the highest hiddere On MONDAY, the 9th day Of
February, 1865 at twelve tf1) o'clock NJ. at United
dtaleB internal aegenue bonded warshdnse Nos,
situate corner OF julia and Noucher streets
GINE.slfI fIt fs4tr741f $780,
Terms Cash, a. time Of adjudication. in Uuitsd
unltea HtAtss MsEahal's Oflce, New Orleans,
80 x +, y u. j. aKRR0Ns b. s. lEdrahaI
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UlIHIeI As1INNIIIJ W. UI1llll90lls wv Era ;
Ia Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 for the District Of Louisiana. No. o0lD-Kn obe-
diancq - an admiralty warrant, 70 me directed IN
TIE above entitled suit, have seized and taken
The sfeamboat NEW ERA her Tackle,
APPAREL ete.s now ltsed by JAMES BAR
CLAY, for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending il the District Court ii the United Sstas
And do hereby cite and adnonish the owner or
owners theeeoA and alfand every person or persoun
having or to have any right ttleo Or inter
st IN o. 70 the same 70 be and appear A. DISTRICT
TO be holden At the city Of New Orleans, before
the THIRD MONDAY from the date heieof. TO show
cause, any they have why the sac staaI
New Er. tankls appare, ec., ahould not % cons
dornsd andbe dagreeAPiy to tAe pryer Of libel
Unissa States Marshars oaRee. New Orleans.
= - : ~ !. HiRRoN. U, q. Nazthal,
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40Bi KISS. ATEE1lI0s -zeEsrs q p.
Gifssi ca Vim sell this day Al 1e1
s'eltek 8. order o No aasignees II
b Aesazs =. spiro y CO,
ke eoh. 81 ne ven stocked store No.
81 asaz.nes between GraFisr and Eas
etez s|xesls tbnptising chewing and
9. asp.lag sohaoco, German nd domestic
piz sapa trunks,
ey articles Go. Deseliptiqa cal gees
ll Be- lol i-sltalon ss "
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n. Is. I[ARgHAL,N M0NTTTONE


- At~NtrE w. EWtf8Eu NhVG4
IAThR uN1l 30 STATES CIRCUIT cOuRT.
- lor she Bitth. Circuit and District tl Louis
lanAs Ne b34a-By virtue Of q writ Of seiz-
~ ~ ana aales Issued By the ab0ye-uaned
~ yosfs n tne aheve entitled suit, and received
o sic y s nAEs t ssi1sd Ssa WI
DER on RIDAY tito 18th day Il Fsbruafy 1854 81
.ne eeoE q the Courthouse, Hapoleonville in the
p-1i.e 2s ion 1oaieians, the following do
"A. okRlEHiR PLANTATToN. sestablishsd a.
g sueAk plAntqsicu, Situated IN the parish
% Ahsnmpaon IN Tins state, the left bank 81 the
ct . distance Of ave nilss below
sne xlllsge q naldsenvipe, and e. about forty
81 tuete4 on said Bayou, and at the place known AZ
,hrnls palfeTes, containing sig arpents front on
tne saao iands ct the First Coneessions 81 a douth
OF thirty-sev arpentg appertainfnR 10 the three
INFERIOR arpenle, and twenty-five and half arpeuts
g those superieE forming together huparfiaies u
Two hundred arpents more or less bounded 10 front
~ tne lRn9s p Daiferes and others below
and beck BY those Of Narcsse Suaraz and Others TO-
gether with 81 the buildings and improVements
thereon. viz; One dwelling house Kitchen and out
houses, four negro ca bins sugar house and ma.
chiaery stable and one corn crib Rezed Al ahova
stated to satisfy the plaintiff Casiraer Roiyer claim
Of four thousand three hundred and thfrfV-threa
dollars and thirty-three and onethird cents
81 S3 $50, together with interest and al costs Of
TEHMs OF EzLE.--Cash in United States Treasury
notes costs Of deed revenue stamps etc. at expcnss
tnited States Marshars ocs New Orleans, Jan.
- ''' F. j. HEBRON, o. 8. Marshal.
No S5I-ja23 fe5 l3202e District Of L0ruslana.
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oFTTcn UNIFIED s1A7Es A5ARsHr
District Of LouiBiana
40 Monroe, La, February u, N
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON Il
y 1enEteenth day o. February, a, ~. 1868, q VA
KANT IN bANkhuFNef vas. iIgnll fGaina|
estate Of r.. SWIFT, IN the pa1Izh uI Etanklin
Stats Of Louialanas Who has bean adiudged
xupt on hi4 own petition thkt tho payment 81
oeQlt end delivery rf any, property Belongs
such bankrupt to him ~ for az s use, and the l
l4r Of ang prQ0arfg by hInI ere forbidden b.
that meeting 81 tie creditors 1l the said bAnAd
tpQftqf tAIf detta an4 IA c4tq1e dna OF 4
haNlrnptcN v NJ tq 9nu a. ms Office 81 W. VI
baltefs in tne t1ta Of - onfdt phtish " Ouati
thing ~ q 1lasalf a. ., i5 4 a eioek 4, I
b, hhlfltJN, o. b. MafAh'
Ew A y Crazy pepptgs o. a a9lanRsr.
no. da7-fa10 nLs9t ~ "
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E A11af ia G sBll, q its AlsIt
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fI3Trs rs NO fXY.l fDTloH rrl fWs ON a
" fquTtfenth daf of Eohruary. A. -. 1873. a ~
l7arrfIN RANkHuPFuX Eas l6lE1t etaini
estate q r. j, GARNER, Ct the parish ct u
ard sets 81 Lou lsif11. Tbo. has faon ndindr'
hI1trfE Cn hts 1I14 b. tI1n, f1t5 tat na7mel
axIE se1l1 ar4 11i4FatY OK oHY n ngini
41Qs 1E1EUpt I1 atrN or l1n II1 ~ " and the II.
fer 81 any nI0lfrlF By him. az 1fniddla by :
that ne, llnI % slQ lle1I 81 We aaid banl
- prove In1|I U.III5 ri" IT |.1eII one Or mor
fIIrto1, 10 30 nnI45n 81 Iu1 aeica of w b. ~ ia
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y 3. 4 ia lz'1IlI III 81 4 alsl
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Unlted Bsaten W. SHIP Oanstantlas Hbr
Tastlb etc., and Three Gases Of Leather.
IN rHR UNITED STATES DIsTRICT COURT,
ii for tha 0iltfct o. Acui1iauAs No. $685. - virtue
sbovo 1ntt1ed suit. ] viii pfoctsd 70 14l to the
highest bidder on MOADA =, the second % DAY Of
u tai 66sl8iabonga bnil on Old levqs street.
fSiS Ssss IN at Tins u adiadieasi5h. ihUhilad
81 tlCt NlE4sur4 1oI1ssL So.
InfItra Stat1f Mlfs11f1 HHlt1. NrW BFioAn4
w. lIifLlok " q. lfsrshal s
81. azlalaln a 3 % - f-l. 49,
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ESTATE OF SIMEON II. GOODWIN.
Individually, and as Member Of the Firm Of g. T.
Goodwin 4 Cc.
UNITED STATES MAnsHAL's OFFtcE,
District of Louisiana.

~ -1-g UI1trict OF IOuBlaDa J
New Orleans, February 10, 1868.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i nineteeHth day Of February, a. D. 1858. WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of SIMEON 4. GOODWIN, individually,
and as member of the firm Of s. y. GOODWIN Co,
Of New Orleans in theparieh Of Orleans and state
OF Louisiana, who was adjudged bankrupt on his
OWL petition; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging TO such bankrupt
to him or for his use and the transfer Of any prop
erty By him, are forbidden BY awi that meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more assignees Of his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden ct Oustomhouse building, in the city Of New
Orleans, Louisiana before j. C. Pitkin, Register
on the eighteenth day of March, a. d. 1e6s at 10
O'Clock A, III. +. j. RERRON, u. 81 Marshal
No. 44e-fe20mh1s District Of Touisiara
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M THR aALL np RfTrERHBea.


We haveread the lengthy report in one O
our city papers Of a meeting lately held al
Trinity church, on Jackson street, to con.
slider the destitute condition Of the Epis-
copsl denomination in the rural districts Of
the state. The meeting appears 20 have
been large and enthusiastic, and though we
do,not consider the contributions by the
audience Of about one dollar and twenty
cents per head to the rebuilding Of Zion,
or the offer Of a prosperous lawyer to give
fifty dollars if nineteen others would do
the same, as anything very tremendous,
yet we must express eur qualification even
for small offerings to the cause of charity
and religion. But at the same time We dc
not think that on the occasion referred to
the Rev, W. F. Adams behaved prettily.
We are told that be depicted most elo-
quently the dilapidated condition Of his
denomination in the rustic parishes, and
asked to whom he shouldapply for relief,and
promptly answered his own question by
saying, Not to the prosperous, proud, and
grudging North"
Now, that the North is prosperous is most
true, and her prosperity is due to free la
Dor, honest toll, and devotion to the cause
ofthe Union. That she is proud, with a
proper pride, is NEST true, and she has
right to be proud Of her free schools, her
well-tilled farms, and her busy cities, But
that the North is 3grudging," as alleged by
the acrid Adams, is not true, and bis state
ment is, to say the least, not a nice one.
To adept Mr.. Adams style Of catechism, we
might say: Who has always contributed
freely TO relieve suffering in the South ?
The North. Who freely sent food and
money last winter to assist the suffering in
the South? The North. Who has act
ually contributed during the last
twelve months to rebuild churches
in the South? The North. Who sent
money by thousands last summer to the
Howard association Of New Orleans? The |
North. From what region comes the mu-
ni6eent Peabody fund +? The North. And |
yet while this stream of bounty is still |
lowing among us, the Rev. Mr.. Adams, en-
ployed to preach gospel of gratitude and |
good will, must needs edify congregation
Of disciples by talking about the 'grudg- |
ng North" 1rs asa "
What with Mr.. Adams to malign the
sentiments of the North, and the profes-
SIGNALS Of Parler P, headed by Mr.. Yerger,
to build their pyramid of bonesp and
shed their "sea Of blood" we think that
things are getting to be altogether lovely.
How long are the synagogues Of secession
and sectionalism TO be fed with such
mental mama When will the good and
sensible men Of the North and the South
unite to vote these unamiable orators into
what will be for them the severest purga-
tory, an utter oblivion? Very soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE ULSTER COUNTY .VUEDER.

TIE 1NOUFsT-THE pERPEIRATOR YET Al LARGE
The E[enuiHe Journal of the 2lst contains
details Of the inquest further particulars OF the mys
FERROUS murder in Accord town Of Rochester, OF WHICH
THE TRIBUNE has published Geographic accounts Dr
Philip Neher who with Dr. Geo. Chambers made the post
,nortem examination testified before Coroner Bogardua
follows
waited the woman at the house OF Mr. WestbrOOk on
Sunday morning last; found that she had bullet hole IN
each check and one In the chest two more severe
wounds on the back OF the head and one on inc DcA OF he
right hand She was lying on her back and her breathing
was labOred and heavy Her hands and feet were cold
and her breath cold There was no peiceFtDc pulsI ~
the wrist The blood from face wounds had dried DI
Chambers and myself made pOstmoTteln examination
Of the body to-day We found the person HRdI Dqt no.
thing singular IN the external appearance Of the body
considering the time and manner or death On laying
open the scar found the whole surface beneah very
much bruised fracture OF the skull about TWO ana one
half inches in length was found ON the back Oh tle
head there were also several tcalpwOunds
all evidently occasoned by blows from some
heavy blunt instrument. The woman was eh
not pregnant She had previously been delivered OF
child children not recently, however she was % 10
years Of nge. There were no distinct marks upon
her person by which che might be recognized There
scar the index finger OF the left hand the june
severe njury-nOt a cut Also indstinct on the
scalp little TO the left OF the medal line she was hye
feet aud one Inch in hight was large person IN
every respect-cOrpulent. She had dark brown
hair OF medium length, much matted with
blood clear hazel eyes and fair skin for person OF bill
Gus temperament. She had small hands and feet for
person Of her size My impression Is that she was not
accustomed 10 hard labor There were grains Of powder
lodged In the skin OF the face. Dr. George Chambers
who assisted In the post mOrten examination testlned
that his observations aud conclusions were Identical WIN
those OF DR. Neer above SGT forth. Examined 10 70
the Identity Of deceased woman with Amanda Brodhead
witness had seen but did not personally know Amanda
three TO five years ago. The murdered woman was not
Amanda BrOdhea1
tending TO tho identity OF the murdered woman, 10
fasten suspicion upon anybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
GEN sHrRrpANs INDIAN CAMPAIGN.

FoRr HAYS, Nov. 15.-The entire force IN tho
eld against the Indians is Gov Crawfords tof Kansas
cvair1 500 strong seven companies OF the 5th Cavalry
eleven companies Of the 18th Cavalry four conpahe oC
the 10Th Cavalry one company OF the 30th Infantry co-
oed one company OF the sd Infantry scouis.
omounting In all TO about 5000 meD There Is part OF -
Teeiment at Fort walace-probabiy reserve-and e
force coming from the southwest 20 join Cen snly
Command now moving south toward the Arkansas and
Canadian rivers IL is reported that many liz
dams will also join the expedition The pfln-
cipal hostile tribes the Arapahoes,
Apaches. Kowas, Comanches and mixed out
awed band called iDog Soldiers Among the iatier al"
MANY white desperadoes The Dog Soldiers scattered
about the headwaters OF the streams north OF SMOKY @
and will probably remain north Of the railroad all Mntef
The other four tribes south OF the Arkansas h'et
where they will build their lodges for the winter nty
can muster from 5000 TO 5000 warriors, all armed WIN
carbnes and revolyers In addition To their arrows an
knives and are well supplied with ammunition. Gen.
sheridan will command the expedition IN person ms
plan Ia TO attack the Indians In their Winter quarters de
sroy their lodges and every thing they have take away
their arms and force all those that escape slaughter t'
live on reservations below the Arkansas The desta-
ton of the expedition will probably be Sand Plains SOUTH
the Arkansas, making that point base OF supple
Gen Sheridan has large supply OF extra horses ana III"
best outfit that has taken the Held ON the ilanS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
REPEAL IN NOyA-sCOTIA.
THE BEAR RIVER CITY RIOT AND MURDERS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Bear River City, Utah,
is quiet under martial law and business has been re-
sumed. Twenty of the mob are dead and IS wounded
two mortaly. Mr. Armstrong, citizen, was shot dead
After their dispersion by the citizens the mob collected
in the mountains and sent back word by the physician
advising the women and children tn quilt the town, -
they intended TO march IT, 400 strong and barn IT.
The mayor teegraphed to Fort Brdger for troops
and they are expected tomorrow.
BEAR RIVER CITY, Nov 22.-Part OF the mob name an
effort TO burn the city Friday night but were beaten
of by the citizens. Two OF the mob we're killed ana sew
era wounded The troops from Fort Br!dger arrived o
Saturday morning The city is tranquil. 1t II re-
ported that the mob carried others OF their dead ans
wounded 10 the mountains Tom Smith. OF the lead
ers ia still alive He is under arrest In the hands oil tho
military No further trouble ia anticipated