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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15
That Paint.

We would say to those who have been
waiting to see whether hat paint looks as
well on the building as the sample colors we
show al our store, that several houses In this
city have been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, and 1t has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in omeinstances, looks
better than the sample eolors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are special
agents for this section, including Youngs-
town and Western Pennsylvania
HOYT & SPEAR,
No. s Main Street.
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Security and Indemnity.

surance Companies represented by Whittle-
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Fin cen Million
Dollars.
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Ornamental Hair Work
Is the handsomest Christmas present you
can give your friends. Call at No. s, Kings
new block, 8. E. GORDON.
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New OTercOatS.
A large stock just received, very nice and
at low down prizes.
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CESAR covered his bald head and grey
hair with a laulel crown. AYERS HAIR
VIGOR covers grey heads with the still
more welcome lock- OF youth.
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Go to S. R. Chryst s Co.
For cheap and Good Groceries.
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Go TO HnII,s

Go TO Hull's
For your Jewelry n repairing. In
POTter's Book Store. loct 4-u.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OEFIcEWEsTERN REsEKVE CHRoEl CLE.l
RARREN OHIO. Nov. II ISL

OIEICTW ETERN hEsEKNL NHHONI CLL. [
WARRES OHIO. Hoy.h ISL
BEANS1s2OO per bushel.
FLOUR-S6.0 to $50
HAY-sl0GSl2.
OATS-Oc.
CORN (oldl-Ear SIC; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 TO &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll le to DC.
TALLOW% toSc
CHEESE-Factory l2c.
EGGS-0u.
LARD-C0untry rendered. 10 g lie.
POTATOES-5Od
FLAX SEED-l IS.
HIDES-Green. OTc; calf skins l21<0 l5c
Pelts lUO6L.5O
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscnitR
Get 3-4t H. WALDECK.
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Oysters ! Oysters! Oysters!
At the Oyster Depot, by the case, can or
dish, at James McConnells.
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One in Ten Thousand.

GLENs FALLS, N. Y, Oct. Is, 1871.
To Whialesey adams. agent, o1ute GIen5 Fun
Insurance Company:
On account of low rates, some eighteen
mouths ago, our Company was withdrawn
from Chicago, and hence at the time Of the
IRE had only three policies in force. On these
we NAV have lost $1,000. but TO this date we
have hot been notified OF any loss.
(Sigued) X 81 LITTLE, Pres't.
This Company Insures the safer class OF
property at lair rates. Capital SSO0,0On.
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Home Made


Bread. Biscuits, Buns, Pies, Cakes. fresh
every morning. at McCOENELLS.
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VERY Nice
New York. October Il, 1871.

New York, October IL, 1871.
EQUAL TO HI EMERGENCY,
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash assets. Oct. list, lSTl---.-----Si,73.M %
Losses at Chicago are much less
than S2OO0.O 900 90
Leaving Cash assets, Oct II, lS7l.-$2.59 16 %
All losses will be promptly paid, and poll
cies issued as usual.
J. H. WASHBURS, Secy.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS is Agtat Warren.
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New Fall

NCW All
And winter styles just received at Mrs.
MESSER'S. Warren. Nov.L
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The Royal Insurance Company OF Liver
pool, withdrew their Agent from Chicago,
several months age, n had compare
lively a light loss. The Capital Of the Roy
al is $1,000, 900 20 in gold. The Royal has u
hundred thousand dollars in U. \. Bonds
deposited with the Auditor Of Ohio for the
security of policy holders in Ohio. Policies
OF his Company are issued by
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent
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Oysters.

MaItby's II. & MS.
And all the other popular brands, at Nc
COnnalrs-
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Ynu Will Feel Easy,
New Orarcnafs

Your wife will feel easy. your children will
be safe. IL you use the High Fire-tesI Securi-
ty Petroleum OIL. Sold by H. G.. Stratton &
Co,
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For Holiday GiftsI

Such as Bracelets. Chains. Pins, Ear-Rings,
etc, call at room No. 3, Kings new block.
Nov <. s.. L. GURDON.
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The Best Paint Brushes
Ever brought TO Warren Fuu stock at
HOYTS DRUG STORE,
N5.5 Main Street
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livery DESCRIPTION Of Job.
EPrinting-plain. In %colors, or hronzs.
lowsstliving rates, al the
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Just Opened

Just Opened!
The finest Rssortmsnto OF Velvet, Plush and
Straw Hats, and sold at astonishing low
prices al GUNLEFINGER& BROS.
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A full line OF black colored Hilk vel
vets In all the newest shades and sold very
low, at GUNLEFINGER q BROS.
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No Agency In Chicago.

To furnish your winters Pork and Beef.
They keep the hest in town.
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New York Count Oysters,
By the gallon or quart. at McConnell's
Oyster Depot.
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lust Onened.

Just Opened,
Shawls in the latest designs, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS,
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For Ladies and Gents Watches
Call at HulI's, in Porter's Book Store.

ofnlcs slipper..new styles at MoLain,..
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Especial Attention
Is called to the Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP. RANDALL & CO.
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S. r. Chryst & Co.

De n III II q NUs
VIII pay the highest cash market price for
Be des, Pelts INC Tallow.
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Chicago Might have been Saved
Had Mrs. O'Beary used the Security Car
bon OIL, sold by h. g. Stratton & Co.
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Latest, Newest, HandSomest, mostStylish
Fall and Winter Millinery just received
from the principal eastern empOrtums, this
week, vt the long established and well
known Fashionable Millinery House OF c.
A. Messer, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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The celebrated brands, Baltimore Oysters
received daily, and sold cheap, at
Oct 25-4t h. WALDECKS.
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Get S. R.Chrrst & Co.

Buy your Vegetables
Ats. R. Chryst & Co.
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Tyler'S Gun Store
And Sewing Machine Rooms is tia place
to buy what you want.
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Pleasant Dreams !
Rase Balls and q Bat.

On those Wouen Wrre AdttreSseE the esss
spring bed ever invented. Call and get one
on trial. TRUESDELL townsend.
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For YOUR Watch Repairiug

Sashes
And Neck Ribbons in great variety, It
GUNLEFINGER& BROS.
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National Chorus Book
Just PUBLISHED.

Contains a fne selection OF Oruto5fo and
Operdhe Chortsss. and choice collection Of
new GleeS, Qudrtefs, &c.
It Is similar. in general design to the we'll
known Chorus Wreath. Commended TO
Musical Societies, Conventions and Choirs.
Price Sl.5O.
Sent, postpaid on receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & Co. Boston.
c. II. DITSON & CO, New York.
Nov. s.. 1871.
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An accident occurred on last Satur.
day morning on the Vienna and Liberty
railroad, near the Vienna town line. A
train Of coal cars was backing up the
rad. and several young men were rid
ing on tt. Either purposely or by
accident a fence rail was placed across
the track, and threw the cars of, the
accident resulting in killing a miner
named Bowen, and fatally injuring a
brakesman named Morris, who died on
Saturday night. John Reel had an ugly
cash cut across his throat, and James
Hayes was badly bruised.
On Friday forenoon, about II o'clock,
an alarm of fire caused the usual excite
ment and general rush upon our streets.
The cause of the alarm was the burning
of small barn Oh east Market Street,
owned by Nj. Zachariah Long. Before
the fire department could get into opera
ton the barn and its contents were cOn-
sumed. 1t contained two or three tons
of hay, and about one hundred and fifty
dollars worth of tools. A little boy,
about five or six years of age, was play
ing with some matches in the barn, and
set fire to a bundle of straw. The barn
burned very rapidly, the damp con
dition of everything, caused by the FORE
noon rain, prevented the fire from
spreading. No insurance.
We copied into u paper last week
an item stating that a letter had been
from Mr.. Grover Marshall,
Eirmerly of Weathersfield, this coun V,
but now residing zeal Lawrence, Kan
in which it was said that a fire had
recently visited that region, and that his
and buildings had burned. From
Mr.. C. A. Harmon, a near neighbor of
Marsh Ill, who is now or a visit in
we learn that the report is
'otally unfOunded in fact,-that no fires
swept owe that part of Kansas,
md that as late as Saturday, the 4th
nst., Mr.. Marshall was all safe and
prosperous. We are glad to be able to
make the correction. Can the Niles
Independent account for the origin of the
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Eastward.
Mshoning PivtslOn.-West.
Niles and New Lisbon RE. Time Table
NOVEMBER Is. 1871.

NOVEMBER Is. 1871.
Trains Going South.-Mail leaves Niles al
$50 a. m. arrives Ell Leetouia al ll:07 pm
and at New Lisbon al ll:5 am. Express
leaves Niles at 6:35 p.m-- arrives at Leetonia
At 80, and New Lisbon at SSS
Trains Going NOrth.-ExpreSs leaves New
Lisbon at 545 am. arriving al Leetonla
at 6.E AM and at Niles at ~ am Mail
leaves New Lisbon at 200 Pm, Leetonia ESQ,
and arrives at Niles at 4:l0.
Nails Close at the Warren Post Office
as Follows:
EAST.
New York City ami points East---s;45 a. m
Way-ria A. & G. W.R'y ------s:45 "
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, ria Youngs-
town.
way-pia c. & NJ. Rty TO sharon----s:Oo "
Warren to Sharon. Stsge)---IO0 p. m
WEST.
Cleveland, and points west q south-El0 pm
Cleveland 80. -.....4:l0 D. m
New York and points east, ria Lake
Shore pm
Way-ria A. & o.. W. R'y--240 p. m
NORTH.
JEFFERSON, Way-Stage)-----.y.1O0 p. m
SOUTH.
Way, tia Niles & n. L. R'y---.s:i5 a. m
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Fine

Clothes Wringers
Repaired and for sale at Tyler's, No. 3
Main street.
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take pleasure IN rendering u my patrons
the Indemnity here offered. and Will accept
lines At fair rates, adjusting all losses here
promptly as in my past agency record, OF
nearly twelve years
WHirTLESEY ADAMS, Agent.
ONCE in McCOmb's q Smiths Block.
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ElgIlSh PICKLES.
Crosse q BlackwelI's Chow Chow, Picca-
lilli, Mixed Pickles. Celery Sauce, and all
kinds Of Canned Fruits. at
JAMES McCONNELLS,
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Just Received,

Call at HuiI's New Jewelry Store, Porter's
Book Store, Main Street.
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All Goods Delivered
To n part of the city free Of ~ShdGT0s, at
McConnel's.
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Cheap Slippers
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0 Hoop SkITts,
COrsets, &C. go to the faetory-KinK's
new block, Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Fresh Confectionery.
Fresh and nice, at McCONNELLS-
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CAMP, RANDALL & Co.

Retail Price Current Corrected Weekly
BUYIEG
WARRES. OHIo,Nov. IL Isu.
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New York Oct. IA, 1871.

New IUIh UCIs I11 4OfIs
To the agents ofLhe Imperial Fire Insurance
Company
WHTrrLEsrY ADAMS. Agent. Warren, o. In
the event OF inquiries being made, as to the
liabilities under the recent c~oufiagration in
Chicago. we beg TO inform you that the
ompany withdrew from the state OF nli-
nois, about two years stree, SO that at the
time of the IRE, the amount Of the'C ompa-
ny's risks In the entire city, is comparative
ly light. Our losses will be promptly paid
as soon as adjusted.
We have to-day received a telegram from
our London office TO subscribe 5000 to the
Chicago Relief Fund"
Yours truly, Z. W CROWELL,
rou Resident Manager.
Capitai. Eight Million Dollars in gold.
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Leave Orders
For Oysters at McConnelI's.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
.RREL. n MISCELLANEOUS.

- - 7
Flour white Wh'L9W
do Amb. Whit 500
do Spr'g Wh't---6.0
RnckWhanf innr nar
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Inst from Nem York.

New 10TH Oouul U9SitEeg
By the gallon or quart. at McConnell's
Oyster Depot.
Just from New York.
Latest. Newest. Handsomest, mostStylish
Fall and Winter Millinery just received
from the principal eastern empOriums. his
week, ut the long established and well
known Fashionable Millinery House OF c.
A. Messer, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
Leave Orders
For Oysters at McConnelI's.
All Goods Delivered
To any part of the city free Of s~hdar0s. at
McConnells.
MaItby'S II. & ms.
n all the other popular brands, at Nc
Connell's.
Oysters.
The celebrated brands, Baltimore Oysters,
received daily, and sold cheap. at
Oct 25-4t b. WALDECK's.
Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits
Oct 2-4t II. WALDECK.
Just opened!
The finest assortmsntof Velvet, Plush and
Straw Hats, and sold at astonishing low
prices al GUNLEFINGER6 BROS.
SaShes
And Neck Ribbons in great variety, at
GUNLEFINGER& BROS.
For your Watch Repairing
Call at Hull's New Jewelry Store, Porter's
Book Store, Main Street.
Just Received,
A full line OF black colored Hilk vel
vets In all the newest shades and sold very
low, at GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Just Opened,
Shawls in the latest designs, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Clothes Wringers -
Repaired and for sale at Tyler's, No. 3
Main Street.
Fine Lot
ofnice slippers.new styles at McLain's.
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Travellers Register.

Trains leave from stations as
A. & G.. W. r. R.-WeSt.
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the eOnsequences.
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BOStOn Crackers!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
EinauxfaI Crisis TN Europe
PrOba bic.

Late mail advices from England show
that there is great fear of financial
panic. Bismarck is demanding gold for
the English subscription of part of the
French war loan. The bills on the
Bank of England are being presented,
"aud, says the London Cotrrt Journal
"the only safety for the moment is to
decline to discount the bills. If Bis
mark demands gold, give him bank notes
England must stand as if behind bate
ries upon a note currency as our only
safety against the Prussian invader, who
undertakes to overthrow US through
fnaueiering There is no such amount
of bullion as that which Prussia demands
of France. All the deposits in gold or
silver. public or private, in Europe and
America. is less than two hundred mil
lions sterling. That would not begin to
pay half of the Indemnity. 1t is be-
lieved that Bismarck intends TO hoard the
worlds finances, and touch England vi
tality through her gold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
a Picture Drawn by a Repub-
lican.

Senator Schurz, in his late able and
eloquent speech in Louisville, tells US
that our Radical rulers have committed
many mischevious mistakes" extremely
detrimental to the country, which might
have been avoided" Surveying the
state of affairs after ten years of almost
unobstructed Republican rule. he says:
The present aspect of our affairs is pc
eular We have a great public debt
and burdensome taxation; We have an
irredeemable currency, and are vexed by
pitiful fluctuations of values; we suffer
from corruption and peculation. political
decentralization. and misgovernment of
every description, &c.
Congress passed law comforting dis
cretionary powers on the Executive Of
so far-reaching nature that only oppo
rents of the Republican party, but Re
pubIicans, see in it a serious danger to
the integrity of republican government
Bare-faced usurpations of the Presi
dent-acts of usurpation so naked, so
alarming, aud so idefensible, that no
thinking man can attempt to Justify or
even excuse them without sacrificing his
best convictions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
Kentucky war Claims.

WASHINGTON, October 2Sth.-The
State of Kentucky has applied by its at
torueys for a mandamus to compel the
Secretary of the Treasury to sign war
rant for the payment of that State for
the reimbursement of its expenses in rails
lug and equippiug home guards during
the rebellion. The claim, which Is about
half million dollars, was approved by
che proper accounting officers of the
Treasury; but when it came before See
rotary Boutwell,, last summer, he refused
to sign the warrants for the disbursement
of the money, and Kentucky now asks
mandamus to compel him to do so. The
notice was served to day, the order being
made returnable in the Supreme Court
of the district, November Sd. The i'm
portant question whether the Secretary
of the Treasury is anything more or
higher than a mere ministerial officer,
and has authority to interpose for the
prevention of frauds on the Government,
and to stop payments which he believes
wrongful and illegal, will be settled.
Several cases involving the same points
are now pending in various stages, but
will probably be governed by the decis-
ion in that form Kentucky, which will
be Raced first Elk Judge Bately. of
Ohio, aud Casey. of the Court of Gains,
are counsel fur the State of Kentucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
[. Q. O. T. FAIR
GRAND PRIZE DRAWING
IN CONVICTION, KY.
$50 Valuable & Useful Presents
TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
House 6 Lot in CoVington, Ky.
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS.
6 BUILDING LOTS.
House 6 Lot in CoVington, Ky.
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS.
6 BUILDING LOTS.
Set of Rosewood Parlor Furniture.

CEWING MACHINES, Watches, Sets of
- Parlor Chairs. Marble-top Tables, Parlor
Rocking chairs, Silk Dress Patterns, Bolts
Muslin, Cooking Stoves. Silver lce-Pitchers,
Silver Casters. Large Gilt Frame Chrome
Pictures, Blankets, Cake-bsskets, Bed
spreads, and a large number of valuable and
useful prizes, too numerous to mention with
in the space of an ordinary advertisement.
Every present is actually worth what it is
represented. The committee have discard
ed all cheap jewelry and worthless articles.
West End Odd Fellows Hall Association, of
Covington, KY, propose to hold n fair in
the month of November, 1871, commencing
on the Goth and continuing two weeks.
build a new l. o. o. F. Hall and Lodge
room At the conclusion of the fair, a
grand prize drawing viii take place The
scheme of this lottery is one of the most
liberal ever offered to the public.
1900 tickets will be issued at 81 each.
Therefore every ticket-holder will have one
chance in 20 to draw any one of the $50
Prizes. No attempt has been made to de-
ceive the public. The prizes are all articles
of utility and value, and are absolutely
worth what they are put down at
The drawing will take place Mt the close of
the Fair We guarantee that the distribu-
ton will be fairly conducted, and the inter-
est of all the ticket holders protected as
scrupulOusly as if they were present
To particularize all the prizes offered
would take too much space large portion
is therefore omitted.
Bea Persons from a distance viii be sup
piled with Schemes by addressing
i. Z. WILSON, Secretary.
To whom all au5l ications for tickets IN the
drawing must be addressed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
sthe Father Of waters a Hum
bug 7

A leading article ia late number of
the ST Paul Press gave the following
mournful account of the condition of
things at the "head of navigation
THE Mississippi has almost dried up
The majestic river whose magnificent
volume two thousand miles from its out
let has been the theme of the tourist $
admiration so broad aud deep that it
seemed some grand estuary of the sea on
which the uavies of the world might
ride, has sh<unk to mere ridiculous
creek. and its thin and atteuuated current
crawls lazily, as if it were ashamed of
shrunk shauks, among low, red, bare
submarine ridges and beaches of sand
that have never seen the sun before, so
far az human knowledge goes, since God
separated the waters from the dry land
The water has never been so low within
the memory of the oldest inhabitant
Herds of cattle bask in the sunshine on
the dry bed of the great river ten or
fifteen feet under the level of the waters
where few months ago great fleets of
stea M boats rode at will. Boys with their
trousers relied up TO their knees sound
with their feet the grand mysterious
depths which have enguIfed so many
wayward boys aud hapless men whom
accident or rashness has entangled in
the strong, swift undertow
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
Reported Flight OF sBrigf am
Young from salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, November To day
everything is pacific, aud there is not the
least obability of any outbreak or diff
Guilty Mormons all disclaim the most
remote intention Of resisting the Law or
opposing the Uuited States officers in
the performance of their duties. Judge
McKears course in admitting Mayor
Wells to bail is admitted, in all quarters,
to be emiuently wise and proper No
fault is found 10 refusing bail for Stout
aud Kendall, although it is not denied
that the probability of their guilt is
greater than that of the Mayor.
1t is understood that Marshal Patrick
is preparing an expedition to follow aud
arrest Brigham Young. Reliable re
ports are to the effect that YouDg.is still
moving southwark, having with him
eleven wagons and one hundred armed
men mounted