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thIA territory without having moIexted angtninx.
peets Of Yield, NC arc informed oy those who
tions, than anywhere esse In tho etate.''
:, despatch frum Bloomington, n. JnN !. 1ays:
g ~ 1Ss 'Ss, ~ e. r.
vi! oc perfect failure, and the other haf u not
h8if cfup. Many farmers Hsscrted that il It
efop o ~ SaTe aR
r1s ead barley might % .aved Whas litt!s fal
ms .nd eool e Rea4y saexer 1s Il
nIrnk and are having dlenchinG sHtn to-day.
Tie cid com in this section ts said to b of very
weather md have suffered much ia consequence. !"
The Wate1tnWu {W1a} Ofnocut saJs: "Rye
and barley % beading n9e,y, , and both c1ops
II % manJ plaees tse heads Begin 10 form, md tney
seem faA sna iaTge = nothiaE oeeqs e 70 mar ne
The average 1or several Jeaz3 pa7t Com IL unuau-
been soaked that tnsse has been but llttie Or no
July and Augnst, II may yet recover md ne crop
The Marion Qad.} Chro7iek saJa; Tho farmers
are now tn tha veIJ noon OF harvest In this coun-
~. The frequent storms OF Last week uudonhted-
II damaged the wheat considerably, but fs e
capped better than would hare been expected.
Monday and Tuesday Nefo splendid harvest days,
Our reaper men, who hare been In the fclds put
ting new noeniaes to work. report the grain nil
ns heavy As WAS expected. The heads are large
Should no misfortune betall 1t, Grant County Will
from her soil" .. ~.
The Ottumw1 Qowa> Cbtrte7, Of the 10th, says:
"Canneld Informs u that new bug has inside its
appearance In the wheat, which Is about the AIze
OF a small pea and Of the color Of silver. They
are said to 60 through c1op OF wheat ike light
nln1,"
Tie Sullivan Qnd} Union says: Harvesting
has commenced In earnest In this country. The
Ensst hss psovsa e Be equal 70 ~ sxpeetst.ons
has produced IN fifteen Jearz."
The Delphi Ind, Journal saJs: awe are in-
i ~ country is By one'tnlrd the heaviest ever
The coldwater (Ich., Sentinel saJs: avery
much has been written and said regarding tho
nattf1ing prospects Of the coming wheat crops.
and we are assurtd by good substantial farmers
that ths p5ospeets TOT . la5ge Yield does not
IN Batavia Township. which had the Appearance
Of being good. bnt on close examination We
found only. here md there good neHY-he
1e a1e assureI hss tsls esse & not % a. isonted
exception, bat nelds cf this character art cum-
mon-gnod nelds being the exeeru1n-"
II saw sonae Kernels Of wheat On Friday night;
they were full and plump and tna aeld frum
which they we're taken viii bo ready to harvest
the country good deal, says tho wheat crop Will
be unprecedented; there VII be some russ but
not enough 20 materially atlect the CROP
In this county now promises well OWING to tbs
continual wet weather for tho few weeks past,
gEeat fears we're entertained but foE two o. three
straw h veJ large, and With good weather for
ne Z 81 ss Feea d
nelds most Of 1t Ia drowned OUT Oats LOOK well.
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m~ GAFn{HrS Pm DNN

In the sketch By 3 French journalist Of k,e
eeisfs O. ne oEpodt'on Is the following aueea9sc
n, 0arnler Pages, 1t seems, described to the en-
thnaeastlc iouInallst the cruKds that came to The
assemblies held Y his house on the occasion Of
nles-Psge4 ~ reeeired a,ooo persons or shouM
rather Say, 6,ooo men and one woman..' Thereby
hangs lie tale, An En9ilshmau aid his
pei % II hotel IN he Enc sasnt-Rocn % Trey saw saw
people c7o!dlng INTO No. = In the street. "WhatB
thta ~ said tbs EnXltshmaa. An assembly nt
ses III e ns Z ds 's5 vent
daughter leaning; On his arm. The faithful his
toIsn adds ttat The son Of ALBION N run tray
Hee1 tse1s;, eaT1eEeae u hsad. The asasate7,
whlte, who made sad havoc ot the lee-creams-
When The dms tes ne Epg
very glad 10 have the opportunity Of seeing you .
again, None!eur,' - he said. "W6en you we're itl
Eng1ind followed you aoout from London to
9aDcneatsr from Asnehestef to Glaagox, nom
u GaEo!eT.Pases, !" to see nc easins:" a 70.
hut but Gsno 70 esg OF you to be 90 good ss to kiss
kAsed By Lord Russell and Lori biMaeu.
EtE Napier, SIT Golden, kossuth, Gal!baldi. tis
Late lancnted Cavo1r and Changaruies. Geuerol
5tSses1 Ssas9n LqRaR cur 5s4essd n De Rees Anna
Ihe DISTINGUISHED Frenehman profeRsea 10 have
been atupeat1 with aztonshment ~ be R0oI be-
toEs ihis innettu1hahte Englishman, Who had
bum. where the lllustrton1 signatures caTne from
the Ups. However, be went through the per-
fafpanse na lke man. he Kissed Anna: the En-
sdn Gsnm1a nc1. an" = ir9 rs coat poske:soek AL
pases ftssed Anna" Then he tucked his tangh-
yer onoef MS Am, made stately bow, and "ent
aMa5 ,aapPy, With hts yellow watstcoat, h!s red
world Ike pafpquet
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around the ring with that ug3y and ridIculoul
movement Of the leg7 which tho velocipede exacta
from III yotal1es, aud "nevcr." saJa spectator,
"NcEe tho pretty, round forms Of pretty women
made 70 look 10 laughab1y unsttractre-"
Out Of the more th1n lbo, ,0oo, 900 people Of BTt.
Ah India, III, OK, ,ooo arc uindoos saooa,Vo Mus-
Bulluans "a much smaller proportion than Has pop
ulariy gupposed}; willis r. 600 900 belong to those
strange tribes who descend from the occupie1s OF
India before the A1an Immigration las 1t Il now
called took place; prtmHTai men, who Lived and
Wolshlpped before the great religions Of our days
had their origin. There are also 4,ooa,oOO or
Buddh!sts and few Jews and Pnaees- TIE Ro-
man Catholics elnlm 64O,0 native ndhe7cnts !:
these are chiefly found In the extreme so1th Of
the Peninsula, and descend from the ancient COM
mun!tJ known IL the Christians Of St Tho@.4
The Protestant Missionaries as.tEuated tho num-
bcrs attached TO fhctr pe1Euaaton at $4,000 IN
1861 but the total Is thought to have greatly sug-
nented zlnce the dato Of thxt eat1nate, chiefly BY
conversion among the aboriginal trtbel In remote
pafts Of India and In Burmah. The Christians Of
European and mixed origin arc estimated NJ about
otn NM
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tho removal OF tho inability Of Minister'S to

tho removal OF tho inability Of Minister'S to
hold seats in tho Legialaturs, and the en-
lnzgcment or extension Of the right Of H.
te1pellation, or Of the right to discuss md
question the measures Of the government.
These reforms arc great step towards
responsible Ministry. They look TO q
recognition OF an opposition to government
measures, which, i in the minority, may
compel change Of policy. The sabiecion
Of the treaty y-making authority to tho up
proSnl OF the Legislature is unknown in
England, and is substantial concession to
the nation.
The strength Of the Opposition, and The
popular discomfort at tho reoent elections,
must hare been much greater than hns
been made known outaids, or tho EmPeror
would not have abandoned prerogaives
which he has arbitrarily held since 1852.
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Among the numerous e1cursions which
nre making the tour Of the Pacific Railroad,
we suggest that housekeepers' excursion
might we'll be got up for the radical cnre Of
"servant-gnl-ism." Tho Chinese arc gen
orally reputed to be tho best house-se.vauts
in the world. Tho contractors for Chinese
lbor at San Frnncisco can furnish them at
from So to 81 per month. At present We
are paying from $40 to SIC for servants
who are frequently incompetent und nm
teachable, and always independent, indif-
fercnt and ,sasteful,
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Horrible Affa1r-A Young Gill Out
ragged by Five or SIX Ncns
From khk ps,ria iIHi ItunAzript, JHly 10.

Yesterday afternoon Marshal Stone, Of Fefin. IN
company with q Nj. shaw and bis Niece, OF FtAhs
dyt c1rcug trpure, who are cbargei With out
rigging the girl The child u NOT uore ,i taaa ih1-
teen years Of uge, and says she Mas Ma!kins apoS
she was stopped BY siS men, Tho made Indecent
proposals q her sas refused ;s,s 70 asces to sns
iun,her Kseon pcar BY, each one outraged her per.
Ion. Ehe thought from their language and ap-
peafance that they were men belonging to tho
firrrs Nj. Stone aud Constable Murray vent TO
The rifcns yesterday 2uh n1rested two membets or
fhr band, but, upon confronting the g,Fi With
tn: shs deSlassd the{ res. H. nos q sas Party.
outrage, md WA@ sasls3el &hst the men engaged
IN II were members Of the circus comrany, but he
could NOT tell who they were. The grl Is rather
Interesting -looklug, and is, Of course, suffering
greatly Ium the e1ectA Of her horrible treatment.
: The attempt to arrest the niscreauts who coo1-
tnltted the deed Was unsuccessful yesterday, but
w! be renewed To-day, and We hope the fellows
y III be caught,
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Ihc Des Mpines iifg1SffT OF tue 1lta sayB:
BIZ. John A. 6tcwa!t, whose Wits and brother wcrr
a1,Ln county. ealnc on hoard Tie ears ytrtefdaJ ii
Mna1u- hearing In Ills the lIsuc noihrrrsa babe,
It, .he u; ds i t. q n. sas to "
rat duNn hn+ nd Willie ho related tho sat eury.
,tars rolled do~n hin rbucEs lie bid to H.iIrn
sort He had JUL eot ur Little house. had some land
Gr,kr.wAa Gu = fair tpAd 10 hIpF!ness and wealth.
whca 1ske thunds1olt cams ttt. sad affair. On the
tutntnE truln rlsts TO nrikt0r-eouns to crerk.
aod ic11s sraHEr.n sentuId in thS w.xon nI+et. mud
they were duhed into the fosulne flood. Their eFirA
Mrr. ster lodged IN ! DRIFT md IcFlshcd; her Urn
thrE.lu-as< toated snmc distanca bruEv. But the
,sa @ s.e Z e1a1 OF e. e ss q IT, ,is ~
ecue aheaI.sa lady, who accompanied hu. called
he attention q thc Y tbs The fast g.
crying. Half tozcn soic11 said, Nc WILL"
MICHIGAN.
telegram hAS been received at Gtrasd, an
rornctng thui Charles White, the lion.tameri
travelling with Thasers MeuneeHe, wns ncruat!S
eaten up By the Ions on FridAJ night, in small
town In Michigan. He Is kAld to have been struck
on the shoulder y the game Lon that GANG SO
near k1ll!Dg h.m ut Rochester, knocked down, aud
the Others at once sprung On hin, and before thcy
could be beaten OF had torn him to pieces aud de-
vonred the greater portion Of his body.
TIE TkRNzToEIE8.
There Is great excitement at Pueblo, Colorado,
over the fact thHt, on the night OF the 5ln Inst,
the American ing wza torn down and burned by
some unknown person.
James Davidson. hta wife and son,-Mornous,-
rc1tshed IN tnc Forty-MIe Desert, In Arizona, q
lev weeks 6lnce.
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uemln By the name Of Williams, Nho WIS betI-
ridden. blind and seJ deaf, and who was the only
The murder. though entirely unconscious Of he
bloody nsgedy going on 80 near him AMI which,
probably also either prevented fns nsurIer Or Safs
included htn1sef II victim Of the he3rtltsa VII
ialn. Ihe family live u an old-laAhione.l long.
8onth side, fronting what anaWars for the frnnr
yard though not fronting tae road which lles my
tlds 70 the east Of tho h11l"lug md Ia Ut present
Eates through nclds, &C., but formerly Wa the
Cariyle road, and still Il called the Old roatI
Tbs house ntands "a secluded place, a kind Of
the ne4est netxhbor. Nj: John Goodsoa, about
one.slghta Of nile distant, whsre tves
~. ahA ~ MN 4ccCsKD oP TIE cKIA!. JOHN xoRE,
years. having come to Mr. Goodson's when a boy.
Ae = married man, has one child, aud keeps
married neghbors daughter, BY the namo pl
OIme, and her brother, 3lF Orrae, married elates
9t nn,1s ne murdered 5 lady whose maiden name WIS
IL Hoodburu, Nsroupt1 County.
THt SI1CAfICS pESCR1nKps
snnih y 70 mention that 10 the front Jali, aud
r.zn I'VE lset, stands the we'll leading from which =
10 e. % oons N in The barn lot
east corner OF The wheatneJ IND tne II st.his n
the southwest corner OF The BAN lot ali Of ,shtch
are connected with the tragedy. ." VI "ae"
TUE Y1c7M AIHxt
The day Of tho uurder {Monday, july 81, thu
AnAoana ana mothet.la.lAw had gone to broth
murdered Indy alone with the blind man; a5e "a
marked that Rhe Moold not be lonesome, and
wopa 20 sxe me- r1as as aa' No 1sshor
The murder vas list made known BY Morc, about
O'Clock p N.
The circumstances as he rtAtes them, arc az
a.Sss with Goodson during the morning, ha.
yeEzipE for Iii. Duf1ees. Broke tongue Of nm
chine, 60 after noon the hands camc to Ga 1eld
to reshoce bis wheat. which Taa damaging
concluded 70 60 and de-, zee eew NJ vasa: ~ doing
Coming back ! stopped n ne trough to
as e. = y r. nv xs ~ II Sc & Re1s sn e. 4
the porch washing: she said her folks had al gone
to Hy.g {the brother's) to harvest md iett her
about ni.eea minutes, ws1i to t6e neld ind COM
rebuilding shocks; the others wero all at the other
end Of the held sixty rods distant; hadn1 been
across al NcA.b; ia four or I'VE minutes heard
another sercam: thought 4omethlng was wrong
With the stock; ran over; did not tnd Ar4 AcA.
there; got upon Inc renee md looked into tho
wheat dtid; .saw her lying upon tho ground, and
hee ap ss nana ana iii der nss
aaR she was dead: went home and told ny wife:
sent he. o:er to winch the corpse, while vent
dea u ID so saea wss q q 10 %
ny:s' nheso Jesse ttns huseand> IVES, and told
soNE ptscRKrANcY OBSERVED.
ae constantly adhered to this story except
when. Tuesday, questioned under oath, and being
nj. Dufzees' aiter teturutnR nom his wheat, no
said he had sent her because Mrs D. WAS icne-
nsn ss sssanov!edsea be aad remained
te1s Of an hour lila wife aaJz, an hour.
sCsr1c1oks BECOME r11En
Tuesday morning the netghbots and many cit!-
zena OF Greenylle gathered early 70 renew ths
M. fh+aH fFaH HfHnft tfJCas
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TIE NORTH FEST,

4 suspicious looking and acting person was n.y.
rested near Piper City. Ford County. on the llth
lie 1ourished revolver. and nnte all sorts Of
tbreals, but 1nally succumbcd to superior force.
lie gave Ills nnEne ns John Green, from st.
Charles, No 1t Is supposed that lIe has commit
ted some acrions crime. He Is about u years old,
Is 8 feet II Inches high. has fight hair ond com.
r!r1lon.
The Lafayette Courier says there Ia q horse In
Northern Illinois, nanelesa, and unknown except
olts owner md trainer, who paces mile In two
minutes and tTclye seconds
IOWA
Judge John ". Rankiu, prominent citizen OF
EeoIuk, died on the 10th.
A man standing In The door OF the Grnndy
County Court House, the other Iay, counted 10.
icamB breaking pralr,c nj one time.
The Des Aones DutlttiA gives the asscssmen,s
OF real md personal properly in tweaty-,hrec
counties in the State, taken from tho Asscssorst
returns, ns follows.
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Fun Accounts OF the TRAGEDY,

From tie St Lotsif DenocTut, july T.
readers Tefe startled By tne snnoance@ens % euf Of
one Of the most brutal murders ever perpeirat-
Cd, It GreenEule, Bond County, IilnotA The
I1s,im was s!an;s a5s jesse MsAdams & young
and the circumstances plainly indlcaiesi
that an attempted ray1shmeut had been
t6e vllain whose lust had led hin I'M to % one e1aye
crime, committed another Of the most bloody
wickedness to screen himself from detection. The
her house 10 the barn, where the attempted rape
WAS to hare been consuMmate1,' anu when she
saw the object Of the villain, she ned screaming,
was oEertakcn and foul]y murdered By stabs with
Email knife. and at last by cutting her throat
from car to ear.
The news Was spread by neIshbor, and tho
people Of the vicinity gathered from all directions
under the most Intense excitement, that has In
creased eseE since BY degrees & came to be tea-
soned TINT the crime was committed By soma ono
who Encw the circumstances surrounding the ylc-
tim, and ONE ate! another eytjeuccs thnt pointed
70 tne neignbor who heralded the murder wen.
brought to Light, and hla arrest followed Points
are strong againss HIN, but they are yet entrely
insut1lcleut to show that some one else msy moi
,tse The nend who has done the deed The friends
u Inc excellent woman murdered are nat1-
rally under great excitement and the prisoner
ts IN danger OF q speedy death By l5och,law.
But We eounse! them 2 zctTatn frc4a 50
deliberately because Of the Indignation felt aslnst
htta; U guilty, he w,u b Proved 50, and q terri
nocent-and there IL a chance Of ia deeper
crime will rest upon those who take violent meas
n1cs ngnlnst him than has been committed against
poor Mrs. McAdaus, But We are glad to learn
that wise and couslerate counsels are preyut1.nT,
and NE doubt not ous friends 1t Greenvlle viii
We have TWO fu and Interesting letters from the
scene Of tie nurtef, by different authors, snd the
suo5set has excited an lntcres. that wil iastsfy
statements att made In common,
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The St. Louis E<pu..icdn Of the 12th says;
"Cener1t J. II. Corse, Of Chicago, Is In town look
ng a1les the interests Of the proposed railroad
running from CentEa1la, n, ria Sparta TO Ste.
Iron Mountain and Salem in Dent County 10 the
Southern Pacific Ratlroad 1t Lebanon County, No.
The projected railroad will PATS through the
Sparta coal telds IN Illinois, noH being developed
by company comprised Of gentlemen Of this city
and SIC: Genevlese, and open up 70 thoss nelds
at the latte[ point The coal Of that region, Ike
that Of the Zig Muddy. will make good lrUn, and
II Is the intention Of those Interested to supply
iron workers. with it nj sta Ge1eF!eye and other
Of the road VIII ru1 oyer beds Of the richest truo
orrs In America"
The St. Jo.epn 'lMo, utruli OF the nth e.ys:
The Directors o! t.te St Joseph i Council
5 nlrss Kal2road 6" ?a1y purchased from D.;
land ad>onae the Hannibal ( St Joseph Railroad
Depot It Is the inter lol Of the company to at
once erect On the "a -es;sscd grounds large ns-
chine and reralt sto-S and Mill ios rc.u!1ng
The Philadelphia :Icrth A1nerieon Of the s1h
says: "Tnc rcnrsy:gania line remains In tho
ascendant at GhleaS1 snd The Northwest. the
Chicago, Rock IslanA L Pacific Railroad having
pendent connection Htth the Union Pacdc At
Omaha. The distance between Phlladelphta and
Omaha viii have "a be shortened b. Cutoff to
ASoid detenti,n II Chicago; hut the Chicago con
The construction Of tho Northern Pac1nc Nsuroad,
DOW rendered certain without government sub
sidy. To thts tnn Chicago viii be the rasu1a! and
unavoidable terminus
The Indianapolis Journal saYs: "Our carefully
prclArcd table Of lengths Of railroad II Indians,
recently published, shoEs th1t the
Number os n.s q railway In operation In Indiana
sn@ie: d tni;s Projected, viii eonpsaiss ia5
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The Green ns5 Lake Pcpin, and the Fnrs
Howard, snAw1no / Mississippi Ealroad COM
pan!es. have both elected 1he zane Board o. d.
road 70 the Mississippi kz,.r tho same uaue md
In ntcorIiancc with tie charter OF the Green Lay
4 LAKE. Fepia RoaL
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Z, lUIy, IH4F.
Editpys MissouIf Democrat:
DeeEing that Justice to both pa1ueA md esna.
ctally 10 the accused. demands that there uttt1id
be more full and correct sccount Of the bInnS;v
nurdes done uioo last Monday afternoon, tnree
been present At moss Of the tnres1leatlons nna.,e
consequent theTeup0n, 1 will. 10 the hest ~ r, =
ability, give you such account. ~ ~
bEsch1PI1oS OF TIE I1cux.
! Enl begin my nauatiys WITH ~ e.nt-,,t of
me psftles most Interested In the a1St1: Mrs.
AsaaaTs az Stoe murdered WOMAN, vas about =
yeAIs o. ase or average height black hais and 4
= woman OF .prepossessIng appearanee
ana o. a. pleasant and autabie ten
sS peiIMent Snch g the character g1Fsn oJ
ne1SnaurL She had been married about
one year: Her family, 20 lar a I can learn, only
GouRiAted OF four persous. herself, husband tNE
Jesse AcAda.n,,, Mqtnel.in-laW, and Ao old gen
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Estimating the present population Of Indians
at 1,s5a,o0o. this would give one ulie Of railway
In operation 10 erezJ els OF our population and
one tnlle Of railway organized and 10 operation to
States taken altogether there Is one n1le OF rail-
read 10 every ~ persons: IN New England one
Middle STATES, one mile to 1865 people. it viii be
SEEN that Indiana Is much more ubeta11y Supplied
with railways, In proportion TO her Population,
more railways In proportion to her area Indiana
contains only one m F-fourth rart OF the United
States, md Jet Ehe possesses oIen1teenth part Of
al the railroads of the Union, y
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clhfa 70 base polJExnJ checy On the a63efsed 1Act
tfat there ars rorc females In the world than alea
But the tendency Of IT IN practice Is to reverse
the order OF nature, which has provided for SUI
rlrs Of male births amounting to nTe PCT cent and
cause vastlJ larger prepondeFance OF fe1uAls
htrthk. So that there ia q surplus of women IN
tha world, and thas be IN eStl, polygamy tends to
increase instead Of to remedy It. And further,
Aneci in Mormun heliel, the woman cannot be saTed
except through marriage to the man, who Is to
save the last generator, which Will be Gil wunea:
Dut perhaps they are willing "tne devil should
take the tlndnostn
Icould but wonder as they Threaded the stteets,
tn tie burning Sun Of Monda5, 1T the completeness
Of ,helr " Kingdom Of God" rs they call H. I.
throws the gauntlet Of the bartarnus past 70 fell
In the teeth Of the living present. with al its pro-
dlc1ous forces, that one would think It
bound 10 be eaten up anyhow, and scarce made
nouthful Of, Planted In desert, too, What faith
does tho selection Of this patcleA, bussesed alks1i
plain, ss their centre "sta1e," not Indicate.
Watered md nnfturcd with Euca isuu energy ard
to1lcss industry that 1t has th11Ten nightly. aad Is
now verify 'tka the shadow OF great rock IN a
HcayJ Mnd, y rs independent a. any other king
dom on earth IN q scant fourth Of century t.cy
have transformed the desert Into fruitful ceid;
buis cities populons q anthl1ls; estaoliihed
temporal and ecclesiastical throne upon the de-
b.1s Of hundred thousand human hca.1s a. abso-
l1te as tGAt-Hfuy there Il nothing to which to
Aken it. for It Is absouts1 Itself instituted par
lament nosc obsequions than any Of either Snpo-
leon- or Of Lou1s XIV; created IN army and pro-
y1ded for revenue; enacted Laws and pat them IN
operation ovel.a rast extent Of eououI:
organized schools tor the education OF The
Joung; made q blssphenous tnposturc and most
uonstrpus de!uatou into 4 creed deare1 than nle
to perhaps fourth Of a million nca End woncns
reared almost without materials vast EIEc.ures
for the observance Of iu rites aud ceremonies;
and al every step bearded snd dcned the National
Goye.amen, and the enlightened public opta!oa Of
the civilized Christian world!
Tnls may be thorghi Little stroog, bat II l. q
TACT. No Cnitcd States otl1cer WIS eScr allowed
10 discharge his duties In Ctah IN zach way as 10
interfere materially with Moymontsm: not one
Brigham has been their God, li.erdll., and thclt
K!pe, and they have had no usc for GoTeruoEs,
who have consequently been nonentttses or else
been driven axar. Brigham Is their Law, holds
ali tee!r property In trust for the Ca7rcn; CON
nands lhelr atuyr which he ua5 almost
be said to hare neEotten: ttees toeE
subst1nce-tn tne, conhpes II hnscli tnese
purse and sxon,, their State AMI Church snc ca
acting md the administering Of tacir laws, taet
cnllrc CIVIL ccc!esllStes1 auh social polly. They
pay no heed whatever to the oct Of Congress es-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-05
Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

tIEfagMzC ON and after the 9Th June inst,
s.ad2@.Xy s.satd22e.Xsy Passenger Trains will leave spar
tanburg C. b. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days 8 a. M, and arrive Alston II. 80 a. m. Re-
turning ga me day, leave Alston 12. 80 m.; arrive
Spartanhurg 7 p. M, per following Schedule:
Do,nn Train. Up Train.