I
MORMON REBELLION—THE SAINT S.
MEAN TO FIGHT. -
- ' ; .
.-The files of the . Deseret Nacs, tip to Sept
ilth, fully Ecn.fitin thk - statementsi hitherto'
made respecting 'ttie rebellions spirit of the
;
Saibts:a Snit-Lake. Elder Kimball, 'tit()
Y. :-. - 7..nithe second...only to Brigham bim
self,bolds forth as fa al, in a d'iacaurse
delivered on the 30th-of st:
•L - NO GOVEIRNOtt BUT BMW
-1 You all •aekhowledge :Brien
I. PreOdent of the Obnicth of &see
• hitter day &data, - then you ac
:,.., hirstasiour leader; Prophet,-Seer and Nov
- elator,,ind then you aeknowedge,. hint in
'--.-• every, capacity that pertains to his eAlling,
' both iSChurch and State,,do you not? [Vol
,
ees— es.) • 'I .-k
1 ' Well he is our Governor. What iv a
' Governor . ? One who presides, or governs ,
Well, ne*, we have declaredis,p legiala
tyi. '
re capacity that we will not- have poor.,
rotten-hearted curses come and, rule over
iis, such as some they have. been. accustom.,
id to send. We drafted, a memorial and
the Council and - the House of Representa
tives signed it, 'and we - sent to them the
names. of men. of own choice as . many ,
a elfois our own midst, out of trioril,e_ak ,
/Point ,officers for this territory. . --;
?, Wr.tiseilt that ntimber far-the 'President I
''''f' Itr 'ed s - make -a Peeleelionl
-o_ the, nit totes, to , .
Iroin,land asked him to give utbmen of our
• -own choice, in accilrdanco with the: rights
constitutionally guaianteed to all American i
.
citizeia. t . • , , t
We just told them right up and down
that if they sent 'any more such niiseralale,
curse; is some they bad` sent were, we
aliould Bend them home, and: that is one
reason why an army, or rather a mob, 18
‘., .on the way here as repo rted'. You did not
. - knot , thetreason ' before, did 3'401 ;
ell _wedid that in a Legislative cepa
' city;lwe did it aspembers of :\t.he Legisla
as your r4iesentatives, a nd now you
havel got to back us up. -Yon eat us just
es ii. seuillaci-bernliiscd/tO k for, our
1
rights and ate stall ,ip&44en aat Wash
, ingi4n. „ t- --
'Well, bore is Bro. Brigham, heis the
.--. manlef our own choiCe, be is our GOVeTer I
1 in the of a Territory arid. also 'att„
Faintasof the. Most fligh..l ---- i
' . -Well, it is reported ,that: they have anoth
• er GOvernor on the_.way , now, three. Jidges,,
a District Attorney, a Marshal, a POBllllllB- i
ter and Secretary; and that they are corn. 1
ing here with 2,500 men. I _ , 1
Te United States design to .force thetsel
offiders on-in us br the poinro f the harm- I
~,- t
that ~,_,, You
-el. ;Is not a funn y thing i.. ir ray 1
think that I. am cross, but I am lauOing
: at 9mir calamity, and I will "mock when
theirfear cometh "
------- If-,this people should consent to dispoti
sear; Bre: Brigham Young as our Governor.
f , .f , 0 • II '
they are lust as sure to gb t 3 hell as they
- - ' co;and i te ltnow it, for God ',Mild forsake ,
theriiand ave them to themselves; and I
_ tlwy would be in worse bondage khan the,i
c-hildren of Lir] ever were.— ll
..Burpestng this thing all blows ,over and',
./ ~
_ they-duel - come up here,' but they begin to,
flu to us and beilletilv, what will be the
result-?' They may flatter as long as the , ,
--' 1 caip stands, . - but I never will be, subject to
-....., 0 . ! "-tes_tbpi4—.74 nyalw a gus„virkith
subpiic to dime No, never'. TheY have;
_ ----
coy the t hread themselves. I
- lon are the people who have' ;the privi::
- - • -lege to acknowledge Bro., -Brigham as our
• - - Governor and continue him 'in 1 his office;
. , and yea also have the privilege, - through
Yenrligency, tol , reject him ifyou please,:
1)4 , 4 will be to.your condemnation it yfat
. - . . do; because be 11-. s got the keys of the kiugd
dr , m , and the•very moment'you reject him i
yon` rut yourselves'off, from theecight of the ;
Ft:4ll ,
ImA. --,..-- . _7 - ; , ~„.._,.
r i . ,, ~-,
.T . Will ow bring _up a compartkoit. I;
lite to 1.13 City - of Great Salt Lake. lam ;i
a
1
father, huabiti,-a benefactor to betweed
60•.und 40 subjeets: I feed them, clothe.;
them; and and they do - not have a pin, a
. ' think of tea, nor anything but;what I pro'.
.''. vide; I provide them.houses to is live in, and
. . bed, to sleep on.. But suppose '-that; by
and by, some stranger comes-along, aril my
frtnily say to hini,
"Will, will have yciu In
preside -
. , over,' us;' , and they reject me, when.
41
at
- t he same time they sap Erd. Heber - is '• 1
I,____, • ,,,,gelzKi man; out' the other man comes with d]
1 smiling face, and my family reject iii 4.
what have they -done I- It -they reject tact
- , they reject their hei - 4,_ and by so doing
they destiny their heirship to the tied or
Heat, to which they are lawfilly connected
Is 'not that go ? .; '. i - , i'
Suppose you acknowtedgelthe map report;
- ed l te be coming,
what-do. you. dO? You
rfjeet.your bead ,,,, and if ,`so, Where is the
bsdy, end what will beciithe of it t f ;'
`. • I will comP/ 're Y. Sung it' to My-b P- q '.
- - . 1 _ .
falo l g-92e tead, is east away, the body will
dicou't--it?, Yea, and you will die just
_ ,as quick ' as- Ithat r if you rejedt Bro. Brig- ,
...-,. hain your head. ~ - 1
- i` We are the penple ar, the Demerit; she
z' 4,oliiht Throo*trbiteri/tille.rWpinntrekr
•
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UM
-- Brethren and sisters, tbesiideaeare Cam
foitiog to all youoiry are the most glori t
comforting:to me. I tell you,, the
feelengs_within icose are glorious.
:We are the people of the Deseret, sad it
it'for c us to say whether we will have Bro.
Brigham for our Governor, or these poor.
— miffirible devils they sire reported to 'be
trying to bring Lere. Yen must know they
are miserable devile to have come here—un
- derj arms, but they shall not rule over us, no came into this Territory.' '
TO. ARMSI
We are goiog to have - ourown Gerbilles.
henceforth. Brigham Yung was then our
GO - erupt., Reber 0: Kimball was Chief
Jutice and Lieutenant — Governor.:l_ was
a big matolletipljelt la-big as Bro. Mor
ley; does in che — Legiskiture. The fact is;
he Ot d not Understand their 'gabble; it he
doca he understands more than I do.
It is fortis to say, according to our rights : 4
under thel - unstitutien, whett4 we will
La_so thos - ecursed Gentirespi—rule over us
•
Cr not. -
•
• - • • e 7:
;llasp.%emE.--Fronuti n; E-T-1- trit nent-,Cler:
, ; (man.-I take great pleasurt in saying to
• that I made tise of Barrhape4
:Bilfer#, and fouria apparent relief, of a Be.
vere headache, from which I had long suf . 1
fertid, and:d- ?lieve the.y were of service to
mu: in,relivvicg my stomach aid liead.• •
Si).iii,FL E. 113AncocK:
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LATER,FROM KANSAS
The" following letter to tbeiCiocionati
Ga.zette will.be read with inters t: .
„
. qui:straw, KANSAS; CL : 2?
An injunction from Judge Ito to
m
:Walker and'Stantoo, comandi "g thee.
give certificates of election to thetrdmibers
that were-intended to be `elecied . by the
,frauds in Johnson County, weitierved d a y
•hef9re yesterday by .). d e puty 'Sheriff at
t
Stanton's residence near jlepld ,Nabout
two miles east of Lectiniptchi. - - ov. Walk
-or is staying cm, theid with Sta ton, partly
-because ha is-not 'well, and pary because
btrin 'afraid to, eta' , in-Lecomp(
Sherman,-...- , I
-; 31Sj. who is in mend of I
r f ai
the - troops that have . been qua e red near
- Lewrepce, has received 'orde from the
Governor to Onnve will hishole corn.,
It
mand trv:LecOmptotrat price. • - .
His isotherthal Exceilitricy
,feels that be
needs the prOtictimi - of the traits; I_s .„
The followleg is a Copy of jhdge Cato'S
injunetito: ' , --- •1 I
-TERRITORY OF KANS. 8,, . • _
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To Robert J.--Walker, Governor of 'Kansas Ter
ritoryf and Frederick I'. Stanton, Secretary
of the same, Greeting: - . t
`-WEIEREAI, Samuel 3.-Jon+, - William
'Hall; Biramlßledsoti, J. R. Danforth, Wil
liam.r-tstori,' L. 8, Belling, Al_ P. w a lk.
l'er \ •,, Williath S. Wells, J. Sl.1 - Thompson,
Th l omas 13. Sykes, and U. B. indsor, have
been elected members of the_ Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of r iCansas, to
wit : The abovarst three noincl ns mem
bers,
of the Council, the remain der as mem
bers of the HoUla of 'Representatives of I
said Assembly, appointed by law - toe mcet
on, the-first Monday of -Jatiuti,l,AN). 18-
158, for the counties or Johnson nod Doeg
lass, of the said Territory, to 41t: on the
sth entl.X4, days of OctOber, 1857 i \and
1
'might - to ibe commissioted as Councihnen
sand'ltepresentatives by you; evertheles
. i
you, not being ; ignorant of, te prerpitieZ
but disregarding your duty t herein, \ have
not only refused, though theTeta required
by the said Members , , elect, td { grant them
their certi fi cates of 'election, but \ya do re
-
fuse so t 6 do in contempt of us,,Sod to tbk
•
greal - daniage of this said memers elect, as
Ihy their complaint we have ruiderstood.
We, therefore; being williak that spcedyi
justice should be done in their, behalf, do
i
command, enjoin you that imMediStelY eft.
er the receipt of this writ, you do cause el
f said members `
elect' to be grardsd the' cei4
l
tificates of election, and do lei ' y the i
Icause to us why you cannot er.iwill note
grant the certificates as aforesaid, lest-401
your default complaint should spin coin ... e l l
to us at. Lewin pton on the tiOtb day - Of;
October, A. D. 1857, ' and hive yon-thin
rlind'abere this writ e - _ -
1,. , Witnese rny„ltanti'i and sml,' this-20.th,
day of Oetober,, A. D. 1857.
STERLING . CATO, i ii.
• ../.'"
Jutige:,6d Judicial Dist. K. Territory.'
• KANSAS.—Eveiy day brings something
new from this ill-fated territiiry. The es-
Fumed fairness evinced , in proclamatio*,of
Walker ;ad Stanton was a toitere cover: 'to
I other contemplated fraud!. Throwing
loht the Oxford vote, tbe"l3order Ruffians
still have 12.a.cruberi Of the,lllonte, and .4
in •cw
the Council; and a corresp*ndent of,! the
Chicago Tribune thus, tells! how additions
, 1 .c . %any , i vi urus =,--reacinla LecomPton
ifrom 3IOGeo County, a very thinly polinla
tea district in the souther* Out of Kansas,
land lying on - the Missouril llOrder. It lis
' one of the fifteen Counties ;that were from
Rd into one diStrict. It clantains probably
100' voters, mostly Pro Slit'vefy.- Yet from
the the three precincts, 1202 ',lates t , are j•eturued,
fall Pro Slavery— This conuteibil beds the
, - yote of all the other Countlia on e
~ !e .
tatives,• and :elects Ruffian candidates ,
. It
Iremaios to be seen whether Stanton - ;will•
'them, them mit. The same objectiona elle;
i
god against the Oxford, vOto can be' ,prged
' against the McGee _returns. ', )
Marshall County has eleetf;d a Prd Sta
. very Representative. Maryrine, ii this
county, is the place where, o -the 'memora
ble 3 0 Lh - or March, ''56,-; fifteen :men. cast
Six hundred - A.o6s by marching around the
house all day and voting eac time .The
1 .
Santo has been re-enacted. . _
These two, with Leavenworth and Atcb- '
ison, •girtc - ififteen Representative's and four
T.:Councilmen to the ruffritne. - -It ii rumored
that nearly all the precincts n Lmn and
Lykins counties, which elect. wo'Represen
tativ'es, are to be thrown out onaccount-of
informality in, the proeeedings. Should
Allis be done it 'will erect two itnofe Ruffians
[and make-17 members forW
tit m in the la
--,
{, cr House- . 0 • . • - ::
I The Doniphan Council' ' tile!, , which'
'comprises Doniphan, Island( Mown, Por .
i n
itawatomie, Riley,and Mirth I counties and`'
i the Buffalo region is yet to kei . lieard from
It elects three. Theliljwyattod'iwill make
strenuous.efiorts ' - 16 returns,
and I think' will . ''
„, i
rottawatomie i 'tiehave
not been heard ft if ian,s will
bring in folio reti --
earry;them.
Pk, ?Bigwig): sod hell to
igtotature...
If the swindle sni . winter•
will . 'tog
witness Born( tad. -doc
trine of individual
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The followtaig
, N ilwel quote
,
from a Raw! 1 d qt. .nteresting
and stiggesfiie. Ii shows how-, the pro
slavery_ party wcntNo- - . - Work to get 1 their
Johnson eounty majorities, and how they
complimented' the Cincitinalians inf using
their names to accomplish their .designe - 7
Here is the scrap:—
"On
-,-,-_, -,
"On Gov. Wu Iker,s rettlite,froin- the pre
cinct of.,Oxford he belied atliairrinee,and
takingl.eut of his portfolio al large roll of
paper, saidtgithe crorid, that show
he would
them a 'curiosity, if trey pr omised trot I
destroy it: ' lief then 44=00 the returns
-4 1
1
of the precinct of Oxfotd, w fch contained
1,,601 names all written in t e same hand
writing, and which
.rn*nred exactly 54 ft.
in length ! All the namese x cept 120 were
..cipied from Wm Cincinnati Direct
ory," thoee commencing wit& the same let
ter following ,eabh other - as `regularly. as
1.
they do uponll4 :pages of thit-beeirl" ;
r•
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ME
11611oft's Pi lls are india - . risible to the
security of health and life ) in new iettle
!Dents. There are multitucl ofsallow , l and
invalids, now languishing in the wester
clearings, under-the endemic,rliseases, of
that region, who would-goon Sid their heal
thy appeairtnee - strengtfirac4 ehearfulheiss,
returni - naddr a course of Ho leway's Pills.
, . . .
MMM==
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ER .A.RQUS.
- B
iiriAML PA»
WEDSE BAN, NOVEMBER 4; 12/7;
f'r.usoffe i r... - :==fie this week commencelo
, .
said out bills to those' who are indebted to
us on subscription or otherilise; and we hop,
they will be proMptly Leed'ed. We are in
cnetifl'of money, and if , we can succeed in
collecting bat a tithe of tate we have stand
in4 on our 'aooks, we shall be enabled to
prosecute our work during the coming win
tetliliwithont flinchiag.'. Let our . friends,
then, who know themselves indebted,_9r
who receive bilker their indebtedness, ma*,
,
trade little effort to efintl us some money—
if Is t.the whole aount a part. Besides
g
• • m '
tving thew credit on our booksi they - shall
hsve our warmest thanks, for so l doing._
Oct 21st- 1857. I
Vel,-Out friend Mr., 4 . ohn 11. ts, of
Brighton , ,tot7ship has Placed us under
we
igbty
,ohligationa "for a. lot of the fin e st
Apples imaginable ; embracing no less than
TWenty.six different vari e ties - and all of
very largo size. They willlinawer admire-
Py for ; mantel ornaments until about Christ
uf'l as, and thetl- 7 perhips, they will be used
I for another _purpose. - We tender our ac
knowledgmenfs to Mr. 11. for his very ,
'l ‘ acceptable favor, and trust that ho may be
Pe
many
rmitted y ears to gather inch fruit
in great abundance, and, furthertn3re, that
always be blessed with a disposition
to s are a small poeti cs of it with the
'
lierA Lot 4, favorably situated, witlun.tbe
limits of the borough, and near the bank bf
the' ri4er, will be offered for sale at
the Court Botta°, To-day, at 2P. M. A
bargain miYte; bad.
c • --.....,
115i.Dr.:+, bbs will be ;at his room
Bridgeliatei,l on Meoday-iext. ''''
Urtiott , I!cuooL.—The Union School
illouce, a large and magnificent huildit%
'recently ,--ntly I
erected in New Brighton was fOt•-
.
many Opened on Monday night last. - D.
...
li. -- Eston, Eiq., was to have delivered, and
doubtlessidid, deliver atitidcrftstt on - the
occasion. We . are sorrythat circus stances
intervenkto prOvent acceptanco'of the in
vitation kindly_ extended tons to be present.
We are gratified to learn that the institution
starts out under the most favorable auspices.
'ilr., J umes Ouilford, of Pittsburgh, an ex.
periencell and accomplished teacher,' has
I been choseri, Principal.
CrIANGE
_ckmUISSIONEIeI3 - Mt.—
Abner Mortott, the newly elected -Corn:ilia
eau • J. WiIISIPV, wimaa tend nturespltect The
latter has tr4(iii an aCtlve and efficient of
ficer, and richly merits the ipproving plan
bits of his fellow ,citisens His successor,
wo.doubt not, will also prove _himself en=
tireiy faithful to the trust confided to his
keeping. Tho numerous friends ; frof Mr.
Agnew ' will regret to: learn < zthat he has
. ,
ceased to be Clerk. ..Alfred 8.. Moore;well
, p
known turougoont z tho county ,] an d
miliai with the business of the-office enc.'
etas Mr. A. ' .
•
willibe found thefarewell card of
Mt. Phillip'', the retiring Commissioner:
BEAVE4 . ,_Niv, 2., 1,857.
FRIENDS FELTAAV, CITIZEN!. —The
term of o ffi ce which yonnteroplegsedrto en
-1 trust me with 'his nolexpired. I noTtre
sign tho trust to-niy successor. hoping he
may - admimargi the duties of the office more
to your sati , ifaetion than it has been re
lot to do. — Xet 1 ishall.retire with • anzap
provineconscience; haying no regrets other
than-my inibility to plcasel - mit r y your kind
nose hitherto expressed never be forgetter'.
Farewell, W. P. PaiLups.
11").„,THE 110118 X .FAXIMITION last week_
!-
was not, es ,successfui, either in the array of
stock, 4 or in ,tle attendance of Ivisitors, as
was OFteeted. This' was' 'doubtless Owing
to. theiditagreeablenessof the weather, the
tightness in mpney matters, and the short
time intervening between the' two Fairs
Vier° were, hOwever, some fine aniMay in
the enelosuc l ,. 'remarkable tor spe4d-and floe
apiYeerance:. The trotting rnitetes„were
closely coniilted, !cod aone,of them highly
exciting to um 'oenoitters. - rue ruaturgb
ers7camtkitt for tbe 'lion's' aliment the pre
miums. Dr. : O. Cunningham, D. L..lmbrie,
Esq., and R. MtiKinn ey - were the Sildges.
We have not yet been furniahed with the
award of-premiums.
Bao.KE aar t .--Two prisciners-4-: r
both
committed o the oliarze, of robl!erj—eami
ped from Jail on' Friday tut, byni
aaojeff
one of the boarditthat had bean put up in
lieu of the atone *all taken awayand ,tided
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in "the coustrnetion of the new Jail building.,
I%dpi-boners have natjet been overtaken.
, 114,Dr. Jia....lcsoni the celebrated I Indian
Phyairian,
.ia to be it. ,the Huron
'Honseil N lew Brighton, on..Tuisdaj;tniv.
10; and atsteßarilli'on Hots.l,l Rogibesteri
cm Wednesiai,Nar. 11th. . 1
It (tbe bill) was proposed
end voted for by the ullican tide Of the
Hodse.—lßtar. ' • -
How often must this stn'pi ;assirtion be
corrected? / Any -ono , who will tak i e the,
trouble, to examine the Jonroisl,, , ,snllNfmd
that chi billlreceived but .cusx -
Anstr
this place, h .
burgh' Bar.
awaits him.
5 • • .
--James 8. Coebran,ilate of
beenadmitted ta
.141 •Pitts.
We trust' the amplest sa ila il
.1 ;
lEEE
1 _ il l
WHAT Yo r t:WO " ~
'LlF. —vm, n i ll , , ram
like to have our . T - . •-•ei, neigii • berstl rut
.t)
for the fan of that ' • '' . - te guess, and reed
their pen on f 0204; lii. to what the willi
hold to, and advoeas o their paper, next
year. , Of course ' t , - will 7 .-att to th past
-do whatever theft= /sake them do
But neigh b o rs , . how nig a "notice" does
year partyserve..nst : you? Have y u• to
change you( opinion's right Gff short, or do
they give you some • tice in advan?+ -
Now, what do you sa that you and your
party will be for next year?' Will_y n lie
l it ,
in favor of the Cathel a religion ? w II you
be 'in ' for alf the' Mi *fries'? Wil) Y be
"fernent" alt the N i ? ;;. Tell us, f coda;
what! yon now pen:: ,me *ill have to 4 be
in favor of , next ly. ..i.,Sror. • . ~ , i,
1 \ i 7 I
- Very graphicsll,y• ••, ~ trolyr - 9 ut the
i I ' '
writer only leaves-Ili readers 0f.,t11 r
i : Star
to infer that we hand= our op inning.
Why does he not gisit?tha i m -- the af t dentie
of it? i If we La r rlntnerly advanted an
. . i -.. . • why . , :,"
opinion that w enow repo:are, is it
not poiated'ent? or i we I have , picettely
mantabicit groand that we films DOWI baiii
*filed, let it be 'hewn. Until this 'l's•done
~.. ," , 1 -- \of ..r. ~
_we shall very cheerfully ;run ,the um, of
-be;ng dimes - led biarlyth;ng tfii•t ...S tar ren t
chore to assert. - 64. mach for tour hide«
penance endow:Oaten:l, s word now; for
the Star's. In 1819, Mr Buchanan, with
two other prominent democrats; drew up
the following dee - lin:eta and offered- it ito
•
the people as Dennicratio doctrine on the
subject of slavery:. d.
"Whereas the people of this State, piti.
Ruing the maxima and animated hy r thebe,..
neficenee of the gre;t:fo - unde3,4 p'entsjl.
vaults, first, gave efT tte file gradual aboli
tion at Slavery by a n a tional act, which_ha.
not only.resened thennhappy and. Iltelpless
Aitken - Within theirlerritory from the'de ,-
I'moraliiing-Influence of Slavery, •bT amcel
ierated his state and condition th roughout
Europe and Aineriee.
"And whereas it would illy coral
those humane and • Christian effur
silent spectators when this great
bemanity is about to be agitated
geese, by fixing the destiny pf the'
States; therefore, - • '
gißetiolved, 'Phut the Representatives in
Congress from this district be, and , they
,ere hereby, eartitstly requested to !use 'their
tolscnost endeavors, as members of the Na-
tionelLegislature Int prevent the Jexistence
of bkrery in any . et the Tcrritoriea or new
States which may be created by Congress;
"Raolved, ((as the opinion of ' this meet
ing,) That as the-Legislature of, this State
will shaltly be in Session, it will be highly
deserving of theirlwisdom 'and littriettste,
to take into their Pearlyand., moat serious
consideration thelipropriety of instructing ;
our Representatives in the National Legit,
lature to Übe its most zealous ap strennotts
exertions to inhibit the existence of Slave
ri in any one of Ole Territarie or States !
which may hereafter, be create by Con.
grew. and that the members of c to Asseric 7
bly, from m this cou n ty ba regaest‘L. :le etn
brace the earliest! Gpportunity' ef 'hringi;g
this subject before both Houses of the Le -,
islature. i; I l L
the 'fii i ß n el'l trod iv u e :;ie T c h :f e7 3 i l n av t e h r e y . n i ll 'o in tr - the :° • f S i t h a l te s
3 tlic ts n eau en e d i ea r v e o rt re i d to t r o yt be see forsa ,en e t d io r mi t_ to of -- t t te e:
-- •••• • • - -----2 , ------s_•-• a P....r...4....-- t isfic 4
warmest thanks of every friend !of huntani-I
ty. , ; , , ,
i
- "Resolved, That the proceei
meeting be published in the nel
this city. 1 i
Join r,
•1 A riot
' 1 _ 1 WtwA3t .1
\ ' JAMEI4,, Bul
The iforegoing- resoluti 'on.,
Wire unanimously adopted;! after
meeting adjourned. 1 .
AVALTER !FItAIIIEUN, C
,
The Star aceeptedthis Demper
fact has; until Coo ntly contende
ergetieallf j or - ILI But Presto,
Mr,
Bei nen says:
" every, l
8 existed at - that 'pe led, (when
i 1
the Territory was organized) , a d still ex=
Mats, in Kansa;i, under the Constitution of
the United Statei. This poiattka at laiit ,
been finally settled by, the high t tribunal
known to our laws. — How it could ever
have been seriously doubtd, is a myster.it.
If a eonfe.deration of, sovernign States se
quire a now Territory, at Ithe expense of
their common bleed - and treasure, i surely
ono-set eftbe partners can lave trio right to .
Gxclade themthei from its ;'enjoy m ent. 'by
prohibiting theta 'from taking into it what n
ever is recognised tette property .by the
common Constitution. •" But wh n the Veci-,
ple—the bona fide residents o f uch Tirri.
tory--preceed to' frame a State Constitu
tion, then it ' is their tight -to.Jie lac the ire
portant questing for thempelv ~'whether
they will continue , modify o l or abolish Sle
ifery. '.. To theta( "Them arm 'to em elope, does
this question be long, free from all foreign
interferenne.—litiehastanrilett to Profes
sor &Mown and oilers. ' • 1
Oar down street '
neighbors rojint now
gwhilong Islay' in few of this nett , PVitiafo
shin; and "we wall likejto k ow"" "how
long a notice their party them," . serve on them
1, , i
before they Inter it. C o me .lieighbor,
had you to chan*Your .oPiniona i right off
ehort, or did they you Some noti c e, in.
advance?" 'Let is hr fro
-1—
EMI
lier.T. B.
sen to the
died a short
of t.he lut Legit
filled by a. epee'
Speakeeilf,
immediately
01 1 gal:deed. -
Leßow
orlon empty,
!talk of Bat
Two Hundred
of oni-Beaver
. aDLT h ,fr-flit
Olargy sr mw
rt. It, Bi
„
nd Haralltot, ..,ppe, ---- J ici
Messrs. Collier, Kirkpatrick and Btu+) •
thb piolieestiob.- 1 , [
E
~ r t with
3, to tie
ti ns :C ited o t :
in
togs o t to
paper s of!
ICING.
ENXINS
HANAN.
ing read;
which, tile
airmen
cy, and to
gimp cp.
in'
,0-2811:11MV.AS/A-IMIOUON- -
•
OFFICIAL VOTIL
P*'m 41m:11427.
. , r 2868- 1900
-;,.5610; t 7610 :856t 1
Armstrong. 24012 2145'
Beaver. ;165Z ' 19n ;
Bedford, L ,. _';' , 2 B3B f 1408 [-;, 89C
Berke* 41722- 2760
Blair,. 1819 1460 669
Bradford, 2082 61142' ' 6
Bucks, L . . . 6747 4810 , 101
Butler,., 2301 H , 2831 as
comblia;:. •
.21179 1 !* .1042 166
Carlion 1567 ' 672 7 153
Cenirfe, • 2663 I . 2145`. ' „ 85
Cheitr; 6— 68138 i 52691 424
; ;2132 ' 9871 • 28
Cleirfle9l, ; 1459,_ 725! 216
Clinton, •
_'1464 1088; 1S
Cdgmbis,' 2410 1144' - ' .30
craWird, 2576
001411414,V04 - 'llO7O-" , '2466 58
Datip r• • 8109 --, =-2esei 600
Debt v, 1598 - 1614' ' 7- 508
" , 502 ._ 276
Brie, • 1986 -
J'ar)tti, , 8104 ;. 2620 ; 0 0
IForvit,- • ' 65 _ "-79
'Franklin, ' 1 - • 3186 3068 1 81
Fulton, 817 ' 570!
Greene, 2084 1000
Huntingdon, . 1749 1678. 2;
Indiana, 1488 2650
'Jeff!reon t ,- 1 1268 1125
Juniata, .1108 , 1085 .
!Alienate?, ' • 6488 • 7090
Lairenee, j 998 1 1992
Lebi - non„ - 1980 2664
Lehigh, BBos 2957 -
Luseme, , 5268 . 8806
Lyeoming.!-,,,..2824 1484
?detrain, - - 496 -• --- 666
'
Mercer, . , 2539 2928
Mifflin, 1 . ' 1582 1217
MtUroe,' f.!
2254 504
I ltiontgoineri, 5448 2008 ,
Montour, ! 1080 568'
Northampton,• 4066 1111
;Northumberind, 2721 = 974
Perry, ! 1966 1664
Philadelphia, 27749 'lOOOl
Pike , 768 190
PUttenr, • , ' 495 . 957
6980 8079
Sonverret, 1741. 2277
Sny.der, - , 999 -989
'
Sullivan 494 266
Stunineltsuina, - 2419 8224
'Hogs, 1193 8284
Union, I ' - 971 1275
Vowing°, 1 1900 1700
Warren. 1369
__LlVaahingten, 815 7 2 ' _ 8514
'w,A7ne; 1992 1691
'llfestraoreland, 4364 8448
llxonling, , 4 1226 995
York, 5814 1178
/88,890 '146,147
' - casai-. comistsinosten. 1 1
141iinrod Strickland, D. 187,196.. I :
(1 .WlllllO2. Idillward, A. . 144,428 i
1 John F -Lin derman ,. A. . - . 26,688 T.
' •
1 ; screams Jutinas. l i k
Williiit Strong, D. - 186,828
James Thompson, D. 1 187,028
reph J. Lewis, R. ,-. 142,526 ,
.1.0 l
-- ,ylanies Veach', B.', ', ,142.877 ~ ,
Jacob Broom. A. . 27,246 ,-
Jcusper - 11. Brady,,.A. 26964
! . ali67Dlnalls TO COSIPTITUTIPS.
le: • . 1 2d 'B d- - -r . 4th H ,
For, 122,658
.1 117,142 114.666 ' 1;8.205
Ag'st, 13.653- 2l 4 / 12i '20,395 . 14,882,
We, compare the ir4t,is for Gol4lllol' with th i
'for President, list year, as follows: 1 ' .
Passings?, '66. : I 6oisaltos,,'67. !
Duchanan, ,; 230,50 Picker, ' 1 - ' -
Fremont, I, 147,447, Wilmot, , I -
Fillmore, ~ 82,229 . 1 flailehn i rst 1
460,176
Total. _
Decrease
Decrease
ican Tote, 1,800:1 '
nn nac, , 6i,oeo;L
East
YLONVING JkATCH for te e e
ertr-District'. '
of the county, takes ; o
the farm or Christian Alack,lEsi.; in Ibler
Sewickly tewnship, on :Fria* g, next,
inst. Fiya premipaiVare offered, via, 84.
83. 82,51): 82. • 1 1
. •
Arne next Lagiala a ;O l sten
Senate, 21 Democrats; 12, Republioat+.
House, "68 Dem.; 32 Rep.,_ Item. Majority
en joint 'allot 45.
piiy-Tho hearing of the argument on,
[ti4
writ of error in-the case of Fife, Stew9l,
and Charlotte Joces, takes place before the
Supreme Court, on the 16th inst.
in Republi
In Anitiie
Washington Mgr Items..
u s
.
Washington Oct. 81 —The Government
l,has received no official information froM
[Governor Walker relative to his purlini
;the poll of 'Oxford 'district, and until, hie
be receised there can be no defintie laction
by. the administration. It is certain the
the violation of his instructions wil'
!permitted to go unattended, and that th
exeottive dikppiebation,be expresseA ?
Ahem is reason to believe, in/ a manner
iwbieb may at least lead' to the resigiatiori.
of Walker and Stanton. • •
It is now ascertained on specific inquiry;
'that the report which wail last nightipre7a•
lent in unusually reliable and well informmi
circles of the ietentien- on ihe part" of the
Administration, to remove Goy. IValkei.
and Secretary - itaitten, is Without the leaat
foundation, nor i tsthere anyireasot(to be
lieve that .either intends', to resign- The
last dates from either have' only come down
to' the 10th of °either. _ •
It is due to Gov. Ligon to; say that tlie
application for . the teentingent nee, of tile
Federal forcei at the Baltimore election,
inside by tteefr shat -
, :fp
be
ice, Wolfing
a_ov. Waltcr , to t come to that place and
pledging the protection of its citizens.
, •
AN AMICRIOANIZCD JAPANEEIN.—Sena
or Gwio has hiclight to Washingto n , D. C
from California, yorithful Japanese ' na
mtd Joseph HoeN who was piCked npfrom
a wrecked junk, hy, a &se Francisco vessel,
several yearesince, and who has ohm ac
quired a good A'rnerican education. He .'is .
bellev n ed to be the only Americanized Xs
paneee iti the' country,. and as ho pommels
ffect foftiliariti with the , language i
and , hie 'native iand,, he,
.will
probably pros a 'valuable am own
Government in its ititerconni,WitVjapan
1--OF -MORS 'POR - N
TER Z-1857.
12N1
I.IE t
'.) ,- GRAND JIIII - 01111. -., --_. ,-.'
301 . 01311 Oa' C. Wll#ol4
!W•... 'ii F
l e -R : t r ifl
--,el a,
* A
.''
Yottag;' B. F. Welsh. '
):Big Bayer—John Imbriu, Criyrfo#l
ellate 1 4V.
DirliUgiOn—Thos F.ElJer
~.., Economy—Samuel Hendrickson, Joseph . 1
Smith. i '.' I
) - - 10cd§m•-•-jatnes Vankirk. ,
..1 d
A ' Grecni—Alex. Gibb, George'Sniitl4 4
FtOpetlV—James _Davis.
. 1 • 1
Llano r•--Jamb Keifferi.Wm. - Ott'
~
• indnit, r . y—John Yana., Jacob,TheotlL
,Moon—Joseph.Baker. , T I -
Neir.BT*ltOi%'"NiGhOlai SIPPY 1
New SwicklyLJno. Sloan, Jac.l White.
Earth Sewickly—Jantes Warmsek. • =
Ohio • . Hunter. ' 1
Pulaskt—William Walla:Cu. .. '- - ,
Rocheeter:—Jeln blcGowan. '
„( j
, iscrirr 40w:ins-Ist Week. , -- „ 1
B rough—W. S.•Barclay,,..o C - ..' n
iii
Ming am; Sherlock Stove l asepl Mints. - ' , c3 l
righton—Jobn-Jitatz. ' 1 1
. Big Beavir---joseo,AndenuM, #illiain(
Beatty, Jr. ' • -'
_2, --•;•"-- _ 1
' 1 Chippewa—Thos. McKinley. - '
Darlington=Jno. Wallace,. Joe. Newell,
. lconomy--Samuel Kidd: , „ 1 -
4 Frafiklin--James Thompson. '
G i reone—J; R. M'Cready, , Benj. Law
ranee, Chas...Calhoun.' •
Hanavpr—Aleiander McCoy. ;
- Elopewell---ifis;. - 0. kulatti 5.,.., w e t
lice, haat Hook.-- ' . -.
Lianninay-r.Jolin Gods, Jacob Bitter.
indopendence--Robert .Campbell. _ '''
•
Marion-4--Peter Hi, Thos. B:Elliot..
Moen . ,=Dardel Figley.
New BrihtanJohn Sargent, Daniel '
&artier, W.I. Townsend, John C Rainbow,
A., G. McCreary. _ -.__ -,
New Scwickly , —Thomas nsher. , , ,
North SeWieltlyoseph Fonkhonser.,
Patterson==llugh Woods. , -, •
Fbillipsburg- - --John Rambo. - , i
Pulaski—Joseph,Majors_ ;
'Raccoon - -Richard;trorn. 1 ' T
South Bcover—James Mcbtilliu - 'Wit
-
Ham Galley..
' - j- _ \,
Prrirr JURORS-2d ireck. - :'- \
Borough Samuel Ecoff, Michael Bailin,
Daniel Fisher. 1 - . i '
Big Beaver Bcaver--Alez. Anderson. ,i I
' , Brighton—J".g. W arrick ' ''''' ''
Chippewa—Frederick Sowasli , - S am u el
Warren; John D Hannan. , I
Darlington—Hoary Veon, Jos. T. Boyd.N:
Franklin—David Thomas, Jos. ! '
billis, !
Jr., Abraham fiance. . --- F - 1
Fallstoir—Benj.. Hawk. K „ •
Greenc 7 -John Sterling, David Kerr, • r.,,
Harmony—Daniel ilaufflle. , ' 1,. i
liopetvell—Willi93 Spaulding. . .. I
Marion= - John Fink.
3loon—Samuel Moore,. 31iltqn
New Blighkon-3lathevr 11.
Jaii. Marquis. --------. -.
Now Sciricklylijah - .Romi
BoNgortgs. .'
h Sewickly—Henry Pan
Ohio—John;` iJames
Saml: Fisher. „ F rLf.. - -, -
Phillipsbui,g—Geo: -S wag
Pulaski—SautuerStiViici Mar
Raccoon—Willtam - Smith.l‘,
Raihcsier=-Remy :TWoOds,_
214
947
7
49
104
1386
1010
190
161
14835
12:-
,2
162
142
BO
24,H
12
1282 1
28,160
I
Total,
• Baltimore, Oct. 31.--Th_ ..treets- f „.."
thronged this morning in the4,e)gliborho
of the MOyor's offico apd PORT Platte
There are many rumors in cireplationTa
,all kindly - or speenlationA. The Ocivirti
has not yet withdrawn his prkicla!matioii.-;
_ - ' [SECOND DESPATCI7.]„,
,- The Governbr still! adheres tri his'pirl
ration:. The officcirs of the volUnieer com
panies report thitf the - men nearly al: ril i fu
to perform duty except under the ordets i
the Mayor. Out of thirty corn anies,Ln
more than
._OO menronsent to sery e. r
large /lumber of Ml' ~n s'haVe ben sc vi:
with a notice of eni•Olincit„ lint, :no t:1
them declare their defbrminatiotitc(pay . t
attention to the order. Noc7Save host
many Democrats Aoclare the whole n'tatt(
a farce. I A,. vommit tee -consisting of Ite
preminent citizens arc now. coos-Wg
rinwit
'the Governor . urging the withafawal of hi
proclamation. Two pieces of =cannon wer
taken out of the armory i d the juniouaitil
lery dining liSt nighl; ono was subsequhnt
ly captured 'by_ thepolice, but ;ho ether is
still r A issing. The feeliogligainat the-Gav:
ernoi for Lisl action i# -,this,jealter is litil
I
very great. use Mayor,
,and Iris yo j,a,
have had Dila' difficulty'l'to preserve: the
peace.
; -
D E6 1 4 7 111 W7' 41:- ' ,
Baitiniore Nov I.—Gov -ligordiali4,
malty elbselited to withdraw his prociama
tion calling out the military
the city under ma rtial f Taw : Negotiation
have.heen going ` on all the day bettype:
committees of citizens representiF,Veceti
ernor and tbelklikyor which term: atitf.lii
evening, in in, anouneemeet +, de by them
jointl y that - they were • Ticeir to qate
Etat the - Governor .g satisfied -thatl ar
rangemeiits,had dy - been niide by the
gayer for pre ".` ng the;*nee and scen
ting an errupted etercise of the right
Of mfr.- • e, the military foie° wilt-therefore
no . made nse of. - •
• The day passed without die urbane°, tho'
the' streets in the vicinity of the May l or's
office and Barnum's hotel have bcen:crilvid
ed all the afternoon by thousands, awaiting
the result-of the, negotiations.
'MINNESOTA ELEarro , pr.--The late.' re
turns we have Avis Minnesota election at
foundin the St. Pant papers of Man ..i:
Oct. 26. ' - -
, The vote otands as follows, for Clove .o
B ,2IIII PY,`ReP ' ' . • '0, 4 29
Sibley DMA . ' 12,785
i
: Ramsey abetttl ,6sl
Iff MierpAy, Teacher of, , Counterfeit. 1,
/Vote befecting.--On reference I tcrthe cite
hire o f Duff's College it. will be seen , thi
Mr. Murphy isihe only . , teache r of this a
In the pi ty !hose teach i o 1, , ,.i. is s anctioned - ,:
or soy .taln by
,onr bankers. The 04v :cot
of Duff's Co l lege Are now realising_ihel I'd
,viusteges o f r M's instruction , and r .di
(!
li
not risk touch io Kling .thit' dtbe ßinds tl
`of some other - -Col ages hereeboutsob Y-(
ass
found out t hat: tbey have nlie2;tl their Si ,
6' not getting 'into tbe . l se in e class - •
share in, this and other adieutages 04
by the etude - tits of tliis. ituttitntion.
1 • . ? j
Laiest c from'-Balfii3io
;11111.1 , 11TI4; dE ayiii—visa.sowa.....• .........=. ---,Attila.-
1 IS''' r---4 r ri ` II United sta
tie orl, Nov.. -- ot e s..
Isteatnilkip..,Qua/..er '''ttll, frriin Havanna on_
the 29th Ult; arrive here tliiir i evening. 1 4..
Thilitea',iier Stat of the Weitt,,fom Aii,----
pin Nag, ba arrived at,llavanna, and would • _
leave an tho'3oth fnr New York. She has ',_.-
$1,P09.,000 in gold,l besides half a ntillion,,,,_=;„:
of dellati for Fnglatid I Thirty' fi ve of tier
pa - sitengers, including. Senator llrrderiek and
Col l'ietriotit, arrived here by ;tile;'Quaker , _ \
`City \, The conOetitig steareer Golden '—
,crate -left Stit(Fratte!,ideo...tink Ate - sili; • lief -.:-...- - 1
i utaphinell .I:iecanie_disahled aiit - 4-retuen., _. ]
iettrtu- - ttiatlierrittrtheleth.':‘:Titrtiteitinci: -c - I
Golden Age leftitOter; stead - on -, the 11th12-- I
and arrived et Panaet*otrtftetg4th: , , 1
. he sloop of titirieSt. 'Louis left Bavaria , .l'
for Aspinwall : on the 29th. ; ..., .i- ,-.. _, - 1 '..:,,1
i s
. ho, Herald, ofSen iFranciseo, is' the on.' I, . '
' , ly per
_brought:by, ; the Quaker City.-.- I—'
} l'le new s qii of ::tu , Unlinportant
b i
1' kwagon roaparty_ - heerCalhierc - . ---- .
oc
1 .0114 the I i hird
ndians, ut the latter -wertire- • • -
pulsed, without 1
~ _'l --- - v -...------,---- '''-'-± -:'‘
"is said to, be t‘ie intention cifilie'lllir";' . j -
indrer:to , go L into they Runlet 'poisessioni 1
sh uld,tuntters prOVelterious. -- - -.., • 1 '-'
i i
A '-' f 'll ' - ` -i----
le vices ron/ avanna nre nn import.
au . T e health n the placefs fierfeett: '-1...:..-4,
_ ,it is eporteib : that!.the appointment' of ' : -.1- --d
i i
t,
to relieve. -ocialia — leatiiiee4tabliiii -- l'
I Sugars are no i aliy lower; and - hohient , I , ?
1
E prefer . to ship to
. t i t:: S. ' Theta . , - is an , 41
1
raclive phi pinert o inn II cargoes to Hitter- ; ',
The
, /lit.tker City ro,t $17:1,000 .111'epeete.i 1: - __ - -j
-i. .n. LIFORNIA.r lie. offi6ial reiirna ai* - ':--- 1
,I3! . arly alt - ta. - -T7t...---- , ...tneite-oeer all .
hie oppouenis is 14600. The ma3uri. : ._`
..., 4
favor of payiug itlie, State debt is 300 .) =,'l
Sinate,. 25: DentneVatl and- 5 Republican ;
Aiat
shly, si . DemOerstsaud Itoppotition.
1
t k ....
the erne of cereals are largely *heed l of—e''
t Cohsuttiption. -:,.._:-.
' l ''l'he ['Pies af the, ratio in. Seir - Yor ere
, \.
atedl i ittle surprise.l •
' e trial of Tre
} vo n :taof 'the State t
hOntis tor one h i eut
~ L '
EMIi
EU
1 __.-C;;;:nrnten t /r/
a titi l le 141p - tett to
:qui faced_ within
itete city •be, app
liev d is the Ciol
ttrld ~.and sold hi
City His work
tt rder, even in I
hest of make, midi
•rent. _Notice:lli
4. iiis cstitillisittua
.371 ll'oqd's flair
r• Rcstortatto — ''e.-- ilav-:
• . • •
I, i ng tried suceeest - ‘ely supiry,highly `mom.
line'pded-"hair on , our own aAlf de. •
•
lnudeu-_crowtwc about. 1631 all confidence in ,
ni4truins- of that Isort until a week or two ,
vir we TM - et , a distin•Miabed politieigi of ;-
this State whom lwe CO seen three, Tiara •
to with.thiu ha i r,. tiA , , as "gray as' a•r a t,
;;but now boasting - as,Be a head al,ii•tiri3
one could wish. Ye'detuanded the, secret of:
hii,imprnvcd app-stance, when herradily
IIdeCJIIIIOCI for , it, by his ascribing it Co 01
ViTlucsi f ,of rd.. , '1
' ' %lo nd's .I.le n storaticr;
'We- shall try that nexe.--Otioud l 7:rad, r.
I ser Sold --7 Dr. 0 tjunningbant,„. Bin
Ve l r_ aud Druggists generally .:
,I : '7l`' • - • .
I Itex_What We won't t , t sap to ns .read'ert
Iyowl and old,' is, if any thmg•aihi
irafnr y and if it d'mm't euie l_
c:o a nf siatir t e o l a nd
h s I g
o" t t u . ; for we want to _ sec' "ens
\ '
9. I,wer and of ruggits gene-rally
Bann , l?.
i l
otkert'op,
b, T osk
' , -
; -
!laughHo,
•r;
~
iw-Oliver
olin- or
iirpr,
1 J. rray,c y ,
itd' ter.D , , • ----- -
ren r
fluilel-111tid. L'.rtt i :act 4).7 Ncr.
Pan the y Fa feiit a ' nd
Ii only cure for, S 4 of , I;iliAchs„cci tit?
Enlargement - of - the. oint4: tlnci all cptane- - ;1
It t , us didertis..:ltg„.l.'cnial , Ye P. 13 YQuog r a
1I Heaver; Kai6er,„& .13r0',14 - 11 , whetiter; . E.
se 1113neking; ‘ti-Ireelfug, Va. Grati..l "Ag,•ut. V.
"t DIED
A tmrutiltir t
1 2 4, Davin,,
( !f
3°
rd - -
ij
---/At I3s: residence, in--tz,nric,_ . kley)l
i,
1 on '3l riday horning :, tile 21 c0:4471
ui e.Lu. - Esry.
, i , u the - 7•SLiv year of' - '-
qi f
_ ~
tEli MARKET. - ' 1
• ,
--4.113 ~
~..,--" '/EAVEII, Nov. 4, 1,55 t 7.
C:t;rl 1•
(,4cietl 41 j-z - ) -' - '
,
1 FLOUR ' Per Windred ' =------ --*-- "$2.75
t BY-S• F •01311,-= per exit 2 2 - 5" ; I
1 B' REA —per b ishel ". ..„ '1
----
ft 1.73-p er hiishil. .. :::, • ' ' ' lO 5
CORN --per bushel - - ~,, 11 1- - - 1-:
OATS-- 4 ,er biertior ....1
, 1 st
EEEF= ounch. ,1„;.. - = 1 ....-. 7 !
BUTTE p e i r : i i, 3a i ti j ...„,- , _ 2 , 7 , )7.-
y
EGOS-- r 0 02 ,6, , t 1.,
.:,„,.,,
_ l l % ' 20
POTAT ES-=riei bushel 1 . "... ' '''..-
1 , 1 : ..-.....-[4 . 2601 -,-
_
BEA
MI
IP
C ,A t GOODS
For C ti or Country Protitice
SPORE ON THIRD STREET,
BE 1-2'R
THE un eraigned has reieiveil from fhila= 7
elphia his*tonk of
ands Winter Good!!,
Embracing all kimfa_usually itiptinVDry Gnat , '
BtOre. Al niftoota and Sho es , with a gond lot
- of her; French an Tampico 'dforneen _1
-Skims; all f as low al, any in.
i t tle market I 1 ,
Sarre '" Cihing ttrltclissit are reFpeot---,
ally requeistedAO)kaßlut - Thesiunine for thein!
duce. BENJ..ADtIIB.
Beaver, Noi.-4, ,
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. MONEY-%,VED-t, ~
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Vl': BUYING . OO GOODS FROSI::
J. 8..53 :'„.-, -ii,C0.,.,, - '
1 .sitrizes ..k "Ay, - . PI , . --
11 1 14ti._
1 V ° L i o a n r .lY o Penis- good Snit for
i ts . -.
Or, Delano fro - 3 i r :l;Vrl l s wejoicr°thr°rfro°mne2o to:.
40; good blen4annelin ' rn 10 to 1.11; worth
12 to4 6 SOtliempods in. roportion.
i
r: ! ilar GIVE 71.1 EM A TI , IIAL-.01/
LWANTED - - - -Griati, plea n od dried. Fruit,
Fotatoes, Beanw, o 4 - 6. - IC. I ( nICV4* ) '
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EAVER CO N.Yas, _ ' -'.--.-",,,.....!
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IN the prphan'a Court in and for the County - ore.,
Beaver, before the :Honorable Judges of said
rk ,C ourt.. In the mater 'of the petition of John -
McKee, and WillistnlicKeel•AAdministrators of -
Lit the estate of Robert:lL. McKee , dec'd. ter a de
14thirse for specdic performanee' - of controct with
trt ;WilliaritHeriOnntolf And now, to wit, Oct. 2.3 d 4
29 1&57, The Court a Point Be Lorna Imbrie Esf'
~ an Auditor td take 'lthe , evidence upon tile facts
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i l alleged in the pe tit ion 'and attsirer, and report , ~
ile.facts. • I - • :".`;'''''' ''''
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I . [ L. IL] 'By t he 0111 t. I -----) .
Wu. K. BOUT, CPL.
'Nonce.—The a deplipteil wili Wend to the
Obovvippointthen at his ottgek , in Adorer, on
4.1 'Elatufd4y the 1 4tlt
• ay !)t Nov., .._at 1 t o'clock A.:
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M. when and when' panics l itnt,rested play at
ottd• - D. L. DlRRl*Auditor.,
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asnrer Bates, resulted in
or lhr full amnuet-of
thousand dollar: 1
- good
he wants of our astitre,
the tench of all, mist of—
ctisied. -Such "it be
hineg, for•• Men &
dsrnsgba . n, _Allegimuy
1111 be foutoi of the high
ow pricvd . articles_ Ifirai- •
ueatneFs of style aYeap;;
aliVertisetheat,:o4t, 40113._
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