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.c.,,,e SIMON a Thousand Hiils.' .

-s4A eoHespap deutase al asth ers III rdonssllse
Gazette, tiavIng made recent vistt 10 fau-
,auier county. writes: ]
Governor Smith tells me that Fauquief
srazes annually twenty.three thousand eau
tle--sorne four thousand more than Lou
.doup. Taking advantage of the str1ke ~
the North. the graziers were shipping tneif
cattle and realizing extraordinary rIsces 1of
them.. On.the 10Th day OF last March tene-
raj H,,nton bought sixty cattle at SO heiu.
No sold them in the pasture the latter par
81 :ynIv NJ about s53 per head thus feailH-
;no unwords OF one hundred per cent. on
the ;nrestment IN about four months. nc
does not break a furrow upon has 5 a ,aiaS,er
about 80 acres. but sows yes, tohs ~ go. ,eor
ever, year, and grazes II, ana sc'' "'0e' )
its gazing capacity increases. po,,o,e ,pav.
or,r ~ntnrninp from Baltimore. lie sraHes
~ hundred head Of, cattle he haa 'usI
snId two hundred head, purchased fasI Tan
at coz and realized for forty OF them $40
hcad. and for one hundred and slxts gov u
bead-an average OF about $50 per cent;
Other gentlemen told me tley had realzeo
&c large n profit on their cattle as an; rea-
sonable people ought to desire. 49,,
THE whole country was covered %stn
ver1ure. and the corn-fields were clappln
their hands. Such crops OF nay ana oerk l
never saw. Captain A. ID. Payne hah
threshed two fields Of wheat-one OF shSTs
acres, yielding twenty-four bushels TO the
acre; the other OF 1iity-three acres, yleio
ing twenty-seven. On two lots aggro,
eating fifty-odd acres Mr.. Beverly raised
within fraction OF forty bushels per acre
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PATENT AGENCY
RANKS AND BANKERS.
u. w. PICKRELL, President.
T.. 3. SNEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS Of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice,
and Interest allowed on same If not checked on more
frequently than two or three times a week.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten aas
Rank omen every day from O'Clock 4. al til i g
2c,ScA e M'' auu VI s oa' te 2S-sed
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by W. Godtlin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiDnecr.
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

by W. Godlin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnecr.
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF j. ARM OF
i FIFTY ACRES. WITH STOREH OUS r
THEREON, IN HANOVER COUNTY. ABOUT
SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE ROAD
LEADING FROM MECHANICSFILLE TO OLD
CHURCII.-Ry virtue of deed of trust executed to
the subscriber by MeSsrs. Hay & Acrce bearing date
23d Of July. 1873. duly recorded In Hanover Coun-
ty Court, shall (as trusted sell at pubic aucIio
on The premises, on MONDAY the Sd OF September,
1877. O'Clock r. NJ f fair; If nor. The first fair
day thrrc.tftcr.) the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
the said decd, containing FIFTY ACRES. with the
STOREHOUSE and other buildings thereon. situ-
atcd as abave. The location Is good for Il market
garden and for a country store.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dcfray expenses of
SALE and to pay of what Is due Oh said deed,
estimated at about S1,277.75: balance on such
terms as shall be announced ut the time of sale.
WILLIAM L. COWARDlN. Trustee.
P.S.-After the foregoing sale. 1T the request of
NJ. Dernart, VIII be sold FARM OF FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND adjoining on the northeast, and
fronting on the main road; of which about twenty
acres are in wood, and some meadow Land. on which
farm there arc TWO SMALL DWELLING
HOUSES. The soil is well adapted to carly vescta-
bes
TERMS: At sale au 80
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HORSES, MULES. &c.

lust RECEIE 40 KEN-h
81 lucky MULES, broke and nnbroke; E&A
driving, and farm-horses and mares. Aliese21zzss
I'm want will give us call before buying. For salt
on the most accommodating terms.
"''0 = .-,0...., ODESHEINER BROTHERS. f
Kentucky Stables, 1905 franklin street.
au 17-tSc2 -m .i.,.... ... .-
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Inl622. after midsuu-
,mer, the Virginia Conn
pauy of London. In a pub
location prepared by Its
Secretary. conveys the
ip preston that the popu-
lafion was. not large. BY
n census taken i'll Febru-
aiy 1923. D. S., there
were only twelve hundred
and seyenty-,evcn men.
women, and children in
the GSloDy.
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pROQUET FOR EVERYBODY.

"A SET OF CR0QUET, with eight balls and eight
maets ten arches and stakes, packed In neat box,
for $l.25. Finer sets for Sl75, s2, aud az. so. s
.s j. T, ELLYSOA. Bookseller,
W 80 sias "a a: s1112 HAM street.
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This edition is the CHEAPEST and BEST. II has
NUMEROUS ILLUsTRATIoSs,a and Is printed on sood
paper from new, clear type, and Is IN all respects
the FINEST EDITION In the market Tor the price
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

T y n D $
have In my charge for sale 4 large number OF
FIRST-CLASS- ESTATES. with splendid improve
mcnts and LARGE and SMALL FARMS. with ana
without buildings. in every section OF The Statc.
Many of the large tatcs are situated on inc James.
York Rappahannock. aud olller rivers. and many
of the small farms lie near the cry. Also MINE
RAE. TIMBERED. and GRAZING LANDS in
Virginia and West Virginia.
GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
an 1a-lm 1Ol4 Main street.
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n n. WALKER j. CO., GENERAL IN
L. SURASCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. representing the - ~
NORTH BRITISH AND MkRCANII.l,Li IN. ~
SURANCE COMPANY. OF London aud EdinburSt
Capital 81 c, 100000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cinc1n
natl Obio-assets over i ]. 100000:
/ MANHATTAN +. RE INSURANCE COMPANY
or New Yark--assets over 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE Com L A \, Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook.
Nn, n. Y.-assets over $2.500.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Na-assetS over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, Slb
200. Losses eluitably adjusted and proEpty paid al
snis agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given thereto. oc La
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ruROIrGu MAIL TRAM DAlLY

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKFS., ryyr,.,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1877.
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GROUND 'PLASTER.-250 tons FINE
VI GROUND PLASTER daily expected per
schooner Ella Frances.
10 A. -. LEE.
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CROQUE'r.

TROQUET CHEAPER THAN EVER.
" A fine set of Croquet, consisting Of balls ana
q ,pallets ! q arches and stakes nut up In strong
wooden box, only sl.25. Finer sets. $2 and So.
j, T. ELLYS0N,
iy3O 11l2 Main street.
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BOAR DING.

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE mo chill
n dren) can procure GOOD BOARD In an OK
celicnt neghbOrhood. Rooms satisfactory, and
charges to salt. Address : r. W. L." care of The
Dispatch. aul7
NEW YORK BOARDING, SO FIFTH
~ AVENUE, NEW YoRK.-Elegant family board
ing-house. Two dollars per day: ten dollars per
week. A most cool and central summer residence.
je 2-3m
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louisville at 1:4J Il. VI.
Mail train between Richmond ami Hinton runs
daily Except sunday. between Hinton and ElUu;-
ington runs daily, stopping 1t all regular stations.
Express train runs iaily, stopping At Hanover,
junction. NOcl'S. Trcviau'-. Lrd-a i,"rqp>yillr,
Charlottesville, stanton. Goshen, Mi'!'"rT. C"T.
ington, and all regular stations "c-t u Gov nrt"n.
Mail and express trains connect * tr"rr0usyille
for Washington and the North. and ut charlotte,
Vile tor Lynchburg and the south.
Express train CONNECTS AZ Cinc;nnHn with trunk
lines for all points I'm the West. Northwest and
Southwest. and 1T Richmond with III" Richmond
and DAnylllc ami Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleepny-cars run on nigh.-irain,.
Mail train arrives at Richmond Al $50 i. VI.
ESrrcss rain arrives IT Richm"n! 81 $50 y. VI.
mmodat.on train arrives 1T Richmond 90,
S:45 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold aud baggaI. c&rckr.! TO ali
principal points.
For rates. information. 60. apply ~ c"mpany's
Offices and at SIC Main street. Richmond. Va.
CONWAY X. IiDWAED,
=. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T:" W. VI. :. DUNN.
te2 Engineer and Superintendent.
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VAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsl-E. ,
~ COMPANY. GEss.-EEsSS7.


DAILY LIEE-SUMNER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNt SDAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER.
Capta ain J. X. POST, and ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain
II. {. CLIFFORD carrying United States maD, will
leave Richmond for the abOvr-namcd places DALI
(SundayS cxccptcdI 1T I 4. NJ.
Passengers by tsiS route view Ivy DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on James river
(passing through Dutch Gap). Including fortica-
lions, batleelds jamestown, Fortress Monroe, RIP
Raps, Hampton Roads. &c. &r.
Close connections made 1T Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
Fare To Norfolk or Old Point...... ......SZ So
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and rcturn..... 20
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia. aud
River Line or Ella Merchants and Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk
Tickets OH sale on steamers CARRIER : agency. So
Main street and at Exchange Hotel Baggage checked
through. ...- ...'
SPECIAL NOTICE.-EIcursion tickets good 10
goodwin The river and return same day by up-steamer
at IL round trip: children half price.
Liberal arrangements will be made for moonlight
excursions Sund2 y-School and other picnic parties
Freight received daily (Sundays cIcepted) from
A. II. to 6 2. NJ. for Boston, Norfolk and Ports,
mouth. regular landings on James river, at r.a-
sonabe rates. ..
W2y-anding freights must he prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM. General Agent.
ONCE: COmpapy's wharf, Rockets, and 8O3 Malr
street my
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <&Fs
~ COMPANY. sssssszsz

N
W COMPANY. .szsssszsa
FOR NEW YORK.
This company viii dispatch one OF their splendlc
steimers-6I.D DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMO&D-every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships entirely new, and were built eX-
pressly for this route.
TheJ have splendid Saloons state-roouls and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'm.
SURPASSED
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly nj
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 NORTH
river. :,
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge Made except actuai TX
pcnses incurred.
Cabin fare to New York, sig; round-trlp tlcheLs
1924. Storage, IS and rs.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN s. Co. Ageills,
nv 10 Office ComIanvs wharvcs. Hockells.
C,HEAP FREIGHT IT., RATEssEz!sMal
~ BY TIE snss...asssak
PUWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twcnly-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY At l 9 N. and SATURDAY Il L.
N. Through bills Of lading signed 10 all Canadian,
northern and western points at low rates.
Fl. T. DOUGLASS. Agent,
fc9 TwentY-second and Dock streets,
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DICKS ENGLISH CLASSICS.

TICKS ENGLISH CLASSICS.
FOR SALE BY
J. T. ELLYSOS, BOOKSELLER,
1112 Main street,
who will send any OF the following. postpaid, &c
any address.
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UNDERTAKERS.
WAGONS. CARTS. &c.

TOR SALE, LOT OF WORKessE75iE
L consisting of l new ROCKAWAY, ss5sSaaz.
handed with top; l second-handed PONY PHAE-
TON: new and secondhand SPR1NG-WAGONS
for butchers and grocery use; also, FARM
WAGONS and CARTS. AL kind of repairing done
promptly. JAMES I. NEALE,
au S-eod12t No. III eighteenth street.
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COMMENCING NAY 81, 1877.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tnEerkAkEt
RAILROAD. }
OF TRAINS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
CHARTERED 1894.
INSUREs BUILDINGS By ANNUAL OR PER
PETUAL POLICY.
IA. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent
Id. DANFORTH, Secretary;
THOMAS BOILING, JR., Assistant secretary.
JOHN BLAIR, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
,,r,rnT HARRIS EMIL O. NOTING,
,,pprrF WATSON, CLEM.R. BkRksDALE,
w. u uAxAIL WM. C. KNIGHT,
wv, II PALMER, WM. F. GRAY.
"a "a
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Smith. In 1922. tells =
different story In his
I" New England Trials"
lie writes: :. Ii is true In
our greatest extremity
they shot me, slew three
of my men, and by the
folly of them that Eel
TOOK me prisoner"
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RAILROAD I.YNES.
Es:ss.:ssS4 - l,l M

D ICH3fOND AND DASyILLE EAII-
IL $50 ROAD COMPANY.
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ROCKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
y mail, l2c. each: ordinary price. 81 TO - each)
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xv,,on AMP Cs,AL.
e I1lss,....air,lfl,ge0Np

r b. WATKINS, NINTH AND CARY
sj STREETS, leiiyexs cheap the pest Craze, sotc
spI MT: BrighthopeI Glover HID LUMp and I'll I'll
Kinds Engine and Smith GOALS: CARBON S SOL
OAK WOOD. S2.75 y load; Long PINE iorSi'
81 90 half cord Long OAK, s2(ds2.5p.
-Qpo
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After a few sentences
he continues: This SUI
pcr1uity caused my poor
beginnings scorned, or 10
be spoken of with much
deri,ion," and then be
states the London Conn
pany expected him TO
send To England SILK,
raisinS, prunes, flax, and
other articles, and con-.
cludes: Now, because
sent not their ships fl
iraught home, with theseI
commodities. they kindly
write to me, 81 we failed.
the next return. they
would leave us there rs
FINISHED men,
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REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE.

ScASSAI'I-N N"-
i Smith, In 1909, Is de-
|, lScribed In General His
tory ": Sleeping In his
boat, acc d e Il { all ) one
tired his powder-ba2,
which tore the flesh from
his body and thighs. 4 +
Seeing there was neither
chirurgeon nor chirur-
gerry In the Fort to cure
his hurt. he sent for the
Masters Of the Ships and
took order with them for
ibis return to England.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting OF the creditors OF Marschuetz, Mack h
Co., wholesale liquor dealers at No. Is Dey street,
held yesterday. Tho statement OF the affairs of the
firm presented, showing liabilities OF $67, 900;
assets $lo2 0oo ana rca assets about $685. ooo
committee. consisting of Rice Smith and Lawrence
Myers & Co., appointed to investigate the
counts OF the firm and report at future meeting. In
the meantime tho property will be held for the benefit
Of the creditors by Mr.. Frod Lewis, the assignee
The creditors OF Richard Heather, coal dealer at No.
COS Washington street. held meeting yesterday at
tho Office Register Allen and Mr. Robert $. Hill
chosen assignee bankruptcy. The following claims
were proved The Lehish Valley Coal Company,
81 1856 Oh X b. wigton, So, 400 ~ Cashier Stickncy
l. Wellington, $l.36l %; Richmond Talbot, ss2, IS;
Ward \ olyphanL SEQ 20; j. ID. H. Crook, 1852 GS !;
h. hambiin. $4S5 80
A meeting OF tho creditors OF Henry G. Sweet, coal
dealer ut No. Ill Broadway and at no. LAB Liberty
street. was held yesterday at the Office OF Register
Alien. Eight claims we're proved. and Mr.. james X.
Watts elected assignee IN bankruptcy.
Mr. Frederick LOWS the assignee oil A. Stenbcrg,
wholesale clohctat No 81 Walker street, has secured
nearly enough oil creditors 10 ME the petition IN
bankruptcy Tor composition al twenty cents on the
dollar In accordance with tho resolution adopted by
the committee or creditors
Tho application OF Edward Traubo for his discharge
from bankruptcy before Register Allen yestcr-
day. there opposition on the part OF the
creditors II will DO granted.
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THE GENTLE CAUSE.

from tho Salt Lake Trbune.l
The sole object OF the liberal element IN Utah ID 70
emancpate themselves and the subject Saints from the
tyrannous power OF this ruling priesthood They have
no desire to prosecute them for their religion, would
not be particular about Furnishing them for their
crimes They only want these everlasting gentry to
stand aside and not block up the way. They are In
capabe of governing themselves; and by means Of
rcpressiva and unjust laws they prevent others
who have greater aptitude for the work lending hand
And since they will abate their nsocnt pretenson
we resort TO the readlest way get md Of them, and
over,arn their blighting misrule-punish them for
cir past crimes But has any design against
those Saints who Guess; and those even who have
been led into offence from mistaken scnse of religious
duty when the principal Indicators are disposed Of wiz
be very lenenty dealt with Therefore, those members
Of tho Latter Day Church who mean to do well aud
ara DESTROYS 10 sec the laws enforced in Utah, have
MAINLY marked out before them tho they ought
10 pursue They must mako resistance TO the edcts
OF the courts and have no fears that any innocent
man will be punished. The American people do not
seek vengeance tjustcc-apd justice tempered with
mercy. These disappearing and law-doiying priests
VINO arrogate to themselves peculiar sanciity, ara
tho men VINO havo melted all these past crimes, who
have preached this gospel of immitgaole hate, who
have produced all this present trouble. These men
must be got rid Of by judicial process or their own rc-
puncia,ion of power There will be no further Settle
ment OF past accounts then. American institutions Will
be extended this country and saint and sinner VIII
have no further cause OF disagreement
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FEROCIOUS TRAMPS.
IRON the Heading Times

FMRvIEw, june Is, 1871
A terrible tragedy was enacted In tho mountains
near here last night For long time the squads OF
tramps VINO travel through this region have made the
place a resort Yesterday afternoon four or Ave OF
these outcasts stopped there. In tho evening they
were Joined by quito number OF others Some OF the
party INDUCED pretty freely the caeousal being kept
up until a late hour. About midnight two OF the
tranps became engaged In an alteration about wo-
man one OF the party. Tho quarrel terminated In a
general fight. nearly all oil the tramps partcpatin g IN
H. TWO Of them, known as the ''stranger" and Bill
Carr we're severely stabbed that they died shortly
after the OF the fight The rest OF the party scat
tered IN various direcons, and as no clow has been
discovered OF their whereabouts, IL Is thought they
have managed TO escape one OF tho tramps told
old man, whom no met near here, tho story OF the
tragedy but he not detained. The AFFAIR Is being
investigated TINS is the second tragedy OF the KIND
that has occurred in tins vicinity, and naturally
enough some alarm has been occasioned among Tho
low people living about bore
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A MEDICAL POISONER.
[From the Ohio Statesman. |

NEWARK, ohio, Juno IL, 1871.
Intense excitement prevails In Kirkgyillc In this
county, in consequence OF the domisc, on Saturday
last, OF prominent citizen OF that place. named Will
lam williams Deceased complained OF feeling UNI
we'll two three days before his DEATH and per.
suadcd by his wife to have physician called. Dr.
Breeze OF the village, for, prescribed Mr.
Williams and lett Tho medicine taken and the
patient became worse. THIS continued until Saturday.
when death relieved the sufferer Suspicion OF fou
play was at once directed toward Mrs. Williams anc
tho Doctor, in consequence oil a supposed intimacy
that existed between tho pair and had been matter
OF gossip Tor some time previous. How much truts
there is IN this matter TO be ascertaned hereafter
The Doctor has been missing since the day "
Williams death, and II Is known that he was taken V
the railroad station by young son OF tho deceased
post norton was held by Drs. Ewing, Algco ana
Shaughncy. The stomach and contents OF deceased
taken charge by Messrs. Richardson and
Turner, oil kirksvllc who at proceeded 10 Cin-
cnnati TO have the came analysed by chemist MI
Williams was buried by the OLA Fellows oil whicn
order he was member, on Monday last. The number
OF people Attendance could have been less than
200, tho largest crowd assembled IN that part OF
the county any funeral occasion. Mr. Williams
was farmer and possessed Of considcraole wealth.
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England they make go out 10 Utah with the deber-
ate purpose OF marrying Brigham Young for his money
with the deep laid plan of leaving him, bringing SUIT
against him to gain notorety ard amony and the IN.
tention OF lecturing upon The reputation gained
by the And what Is the reason OF this preju.
dice; Is u because have done any wrong? mol II
Is because OF tho nhumanity and bestiaty OF Brig
ham Young's life, and l was unfortunate enough 10
have been born under his control and forced into
hateful marriage with him. wish could hear OF ono
person VINO has given me tho bcnedt OF doubt
this point This is my sin and for 1t l have
been cruelty maligned have borne Sights and con-
tumcly and shall yet havc bear hem but they shall
not swerve me from my purpose. have dealt blows
10 Brigham Young and his fraudulent religion that
they will never recover IRON. Is 1t strange that no
should strike lack? He has spent fortune IN trying
10 rum me, but he has failed, and shall SO long as
have my reason. l not surprised NJ anything he
may say or do; neither ami to be discouraged ny his
fasehoods or the worlds misundersiandings. will
make honest people recognize my claim 10 sincerity
and honesty purpose IN spite OF all obstacica have
defended myself mperfectly but shall continue to do
SO long unjustly assailed. shall never de-
SORT the cause Tor which am working while Brigham
Young has power to enslave and crush my sister
women ANN ELIZA YOUNG.
LoCKPORT N. ". June IA, 1877.
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CROOK ON BRIGHAM.


"Brgham Young" said the General, sis fast losing
his influence and prestige with the Mormons, who are
rapidly dsintegrating In former years thoy consid
cred themselves bound to uphold each other In every
thing whether criminal otncrwse, but Of late they
have been gradually drifting apart, and the breach II
fast widening They soc that they live, move and
have their bcng whether brigham Young rules or not
and they have to great extent weary Of payini
tithe to the so-callcd Prophet He can no longer en-
force his arbitrary aud unjust Saws and his collec
tors fail to gather tribute which they formerly
did In case he should DO indicted by the Grand Jury
there would be still greater falling Off in his following,
so that do not apprehend even the semblance OF
serious trouble. He immensely rich, and It would
be an impossibility in my opinion, to secure jury
which would convict him."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-16
THE MORMON ULCER.

THE SECOND TWIN DOOMED.
[From the Wisconsin State Journal
One OF the twin relics OF barbaris, which attractes
the antagonism of the republican party while II was
yet infancy has already been destroyed and tho
period for giving the doathblow 10 us survivor seems
10 DO rapidly approaching.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-16

A BEAUTIFUL NEW FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE;
Alo carrage house. fruit, flowers. shrubncry
abundant: five minutes FROM North Shore ferry. Staten
Island E4,25o; cost 5000; terms DARRlN, ~
Broadway.