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Eeagan for nabHn uatojay iheTbilowing mfornia-tKQ before pur readers -i haslek SeverartIl0asand laboring people 8otfr6nouncctlby pomerof its-tor- the thorpughfares ontti! 1 Wiimington mftrsouf the i above; Road; and ought tor be done hf, the Leg-IMtUre forilhe extreme Western; part of the fctateH for Heretofore its clajma upon tlie the State have been neglected. Jlfptverj lorigjivnce it was my good forlane- Keems reek, QT.iCl 4 th met friends and advocates, noi. a Vu'g Mmohsfrating tor relief gathered lagain i 7 cawljaaw Jior, tnis irrmay; morning, on i.ompkins "Rev. iTw; ATKiN-Dear Sir; there Impend 6everaldays Ashevitle-to; forrn i -JtV in the many acqaaintahces among, its generous citi; is a good sprinkling of Ocoeo money in ine tJ: zens.and to enjoy eertaio remembered favors bounds oC-jonr circulation, Snd as any mfor- iy vcib adlreceiv Laidiprrvdeges irf etum of, the -News. theiiauer oavs oi ra tnev were aaciressfecr Kichln all the elements of wealth and natural i 1 Nrhpslayr Iov.

10 I837.y vocate either tariff or a U. S. Bank, tj yynflamatorVipecches bean ty blessed with those "Fesouree wnicu n'n irt hat never are. de- 4.I1BTT also gave accounts of a number of hard cases fllinjo guii'j, vL IDrobose, by T6ur -no -v suffering, and related stories of theirwiJ iiL. nfirnmpnal measures.

I i D( 3 i i- oiv ndw and then, notes of ray jex before vour readers a letter which Iwiyea -sxt'-j-X Derience and refkction. I propose nothing perience ana i propose Velopl' it has remained for jears a country, as1 it Were, cut off f.om tho busy. marts of trade land cQmpiratively JnaceessiWe. Lat attention of the people in children famishing. Tlier then orgei We observe tbat several of our cotempo- ast.week.

irom mo vresiaent iuau u. Notwithstanding (tiesejfacts the Democrat era atnrPSmor fin OTmi0ia R9 tO tlje more or Tess thn a tree, trutlifirf, good. ia-tured, old-fashioned talk about 'matters aud Ur 3Miotr has b' er tuViieil lo this brauti have -always shrewdly propel thne for iiolUing Use hents1. if oWe elevated to.power would re- ful region, and ff j'ris are being and will be vJ. A.

REAGAir 1 ni Oct. 20 tb. '57. tEinors in i not, mean by bis ti nnminntp a r.inlidate for Governor. Some Toves.

slid -againddle that I shall my aiiennon exclusively Ret. J. A. these aneAsUes upon i country measures tiill i-nia ihiir utinoDularitvVnd BAOiS-Dear Sir'! Your fa- 'tU W.t-fh-ird pt-niuHntjS mo, and I Bt vor of the 22d im RTt in favor of an earjj )'ny soiiie time hi February or March, fibers takd the ground that there no urgent necessity fol suh haitc the time above mentioned bc'iftg the season of the yearfwh'en itsst comfortable, on accouct of bad "rowh, maneuo eueci a buoii'wwW seaboard. 'We thinV that the; most feasible plkn for ouflfrientls of the West to reach the Vy thI! jis MhroiighJtlio rnedJum of the Wilmington, ClarloUe, and Rutherford road ffid to proposed extensions.

It will be many a iortgr 'year before the North Carolina road is carried west of if indeed it ever carried hevoud pqifct. is a i -i if rwt escve. luis reratus4me max on we write to say that the Ocoee Bank is perfectly noiee. masses to proclaim tneir uiieriy destitute sit uatiorv by demonstrating, and if necessaijy to compel the rieli to help them, The was organized by Mr. Boiyle3r -who jannounwd5', that a procession wpiii'' i formed, to'procewl through various streets and to the Merchants Exchange, where a meetin, would be arranged to show to: the rich their retched situation," and to implore for tl sYmpathy'and lp.

Hergethe-crowcito keep quiet behave decently, aad not cause'any unnecessary excitement. Mr. Schmidt, the" "origin a tor of the rnova-meut atit? leader of the previous den: uj. the impossibility of bbtaluingpower by advo- sound, and will be able-to hot only redeem ternoon or vo catmsr he. whole circulation but to pay back to the tortune 10 stockbolders.their stock paid in and inore too! other pocKei doors ana pura, suspicions' were not" grobmlless.Sinie the "panic" at seAn we find the opposition probability lltat "the.

road hence Wst will be eJmnleted to Rutherfordton; and when it I say this much. thatTou need' havejno far have much, amj yet naa near, an. bout any notes of the Bank that just like everybody eise leeis unuer whatever at reaches that jxiut no oC doubts an ultimate rtimpctinn-willi the network of" railroads in Yp cannot see why so erly a day should' ba sefected, but can imagine several, to our mhidt very cogent reasons- for deferring it? to -later period. It is desirable th.a the entire papersj withjlbaVold Federal sheet, the Na tioual Jnielltaencer, at their headr agaia dis tune. Itns morning 1 started searcn oi u.

saw bne man told him my misfortune, and he seemed to be wondrously ay pathetic. -Tennessee. The prospects of this great State work are encouraging. That H'yiWl be built voii mav hereafter Lave. Your friend, T-HOS: IT.

CALLOWAY." cussing the propriety of creating a U. S. Bank. timis appeared; lf i Stale represented. Tiii3, is essicn- is nc.ral 1 1 It wnldbe lotler Al Wcf has come, they; think it a favorable He urged the crowd to abstain fikii He.

looked and talked like a tender hearted' puiv thnhfur our mountain frienya tctooktowiard? I The Next or 33th otisi'ess. irae to present anew inearom flirther- nroceedin until the d.cisioh nf Hie (loward seemed to more depressed than thi iHjiut.in thir search for 'market facilities. The Charleston Standard gives a list of the laid de, ana to auac ifemocruc.ine. Com'mon cannot dfc even at my fosi, and concluded with the tir.f to harmony of feeling nd concert of action. From those portions of the tate lying 'contiguoua to the sereral lin.es Road, it is ah.

task to -visit Raleigh at any sea- Not from the extreme rather'" than in JulgoJ the delusive hope ot a PMimwi'imi at canton: a hone which-we heretofore silently' acquiesced in, because of fore Monday. if they wished to demanstrt Bud and. 'consoling remark that he would do not believe will ever be ralizied their impregnability. They imagine that the quietly, and march down low it in a becornin.f Most sincerely do; "we thank our friend the Herald' for his kind Words in behalf manner, to show their destitution -he Was willing to march down town with them, an. address them at the members of the 35th Congress.

From this, it appears that in the Senate there is a Democratic majority of 10, viz: Democrats 35; Op puLition 25; 2. Inithe House there is Democratic majority of 24, vizrDemo-corats 127; Know Nothings; 15; Btack Re; publicans 90. As to the Delegates from the Territories of Minnesota, Oregon, Nt-w Mexi wt-stcrn counties and aV the early day mentioned, it is moic than' probable cot a single Jelerjale would be in atteudiince from west of the ridgp. fears of the people -will br aroused, and that tliey 'can excite 'tVieioaa a still higher pitch, i and thus probably efiet a change sunicient to put out the ins and put ift the outs. But thev will find their mistake.

Gen. Jackson never i left bis work half done, and he sealed the West.Veliav been neglected, friend Brrniost shamefully neglected. Our people -are heavily taxed to aid other portions ofxtbe vhlle never a cent do we obtain. he resommended them to beware of esp'rtln v. Help me look; for my purse he was busy.

I came up with another and received about the same generosity. This is an index of this world's favors, If a liberal deed can be done without incurring expense or trouble- then everybody is wonderfully liberal. Selfishness is monarch of more than i3 admitted, and riianv a noble and praised exploit is but the offspring of selfishness in disguise. OU for to violence or You have n)ilii' to gain, Iije remarked, by riotiijig, aiul if.yoj co, Utah, Washington, Kansas and Nebraska, 'here i a jciit where forbearance ceases to be virtue, and it is no wonder if our people the eyes of tkat old monster, a U. S.

Bank, loo eff-ctuailv for them ever agaiu to be resort to it the cit'iaens will have; no sympti; With you. They will gather together, -kria? are growing restive and discontented under I. themswlvearand shoot vou dowri like do ihe day. when the human heart shall turn all set down as Democrats, except F'arrott from Kansas. The members elected td represent Mianeiota a Stata are all Democrats.

iceasinglv demands, but syUm whioH Democrats 1 be' deceived into the Great. howling nnd Cries Put hiia iaway from the narrow altar of. its own un Let belirf not thnt wiivctii seems to kr.owno limit i never hV sub-treasurv is not sufficient, gives- 4m hr rnmnir nur nrove its own awav Another eried "then get into i i I but the bottom of their purses. Our moun or thai a national. Bank would Ikj better; and the lie did not want their applause and greatness by a pure and genuine philan tain rxiAuta arp patriotic: and devoted to North TTfiP Tn 1 1'tum'' ijcxisiatiirc.

as for a high tariff let the South remember We trust the time will be sci fixed tbat' every sretion can' be represented' in strong force -a gathering of tlte clans a mighty throng of the invincible, hearted Democracy. 'tWo feel especially solicitous that the west be represented. We have isnportant interests hanging upon the action of the next Legislature, and our wants and our requirements should be fully "nnd fairly stated, that prejudice and ignorance rriay po longer stand as barriers to our legitimate advancement. If we ever get anything from tho Legislature of North Carolina, we have to look to the Democratic party for it. An appeal of the right sort, backed by an able delegation; next' winter, will, we have faith to believe, secure all we want; but he deemed it his duly to caution themto Carolina and her 'interests.

But ithey-a I the Nashville Dailu Jw, of tbe 27th of thropy. That day will not come, till religion that' it would only, operate to enrich the remain orderly, and this was his well mear.t' that it shall be remembered tho West October, thus classifies the members of the iundefiled prevails. Fortunately my ipocket Northern manufacturers and impoverish the advice while he was advocating, their ciu. a r.t.f North Carolina. If this reason a- Mmise- vOf th s.ventv five members of the book was found and that by an honest man.

i Southern producers. When our oppouents it. nniinmfr lost and a serious run naa rail adainstf Democratic measures and accuse lie did not wish them tto star bu Le did. not want either that they get into trouble cr even get Aleprived of, their iibertr. been made upon my funds, I should hare ble cUim i not recognized in the disburse- IIoUse of Representatives, fifty four were boru raent of State money for works of improve- in Teunesseer seven in North Carolinar three meut, they will demand that it be ignored in 0 Kentucky, three in Virgiuiaytwo in Geor- the Democratic party of bringing about the fallen in with the fashion and mspended.

present financial difficulties, let every sensible A strong-feeling rapidly to exist Suspended means Mhung up," and this re ihe collection of taxes aud in the bearing of giat one in South Caroling one in Alabama, ii Tk i Til- a man inquire for the proof; or rather, let him minds me of a real hanging that came off in against this speaker, which by burdens generally. two in iennsy ivamar cne in Illinois, nnu one groans aud hostile expressions of all kinJ; look for himself, and he willnd.the causes of these difficulties to have been over-trading, When Dockery's treachery befeated our in Ireland. Twenty nine of the seventy five North Carolina some weeks since. A negro, had committed a capital crime, and in obedience to the law paid the forfeit of hi life. and several said that they Woitld insist upon ealh of Capt.

llunclay. just expectations last winter, a thrill of indig- are farmers, twenty eight are lawyers, two are reckless speculating and extravagant living, We" regret to hear that Capt. Stephen nation rah through- the great heart of the lawyers and farmers, one is a merchant and begotten and fostered by an undue inflation h'avinor relief in some way. "Mr. Btiwles tlien ordered a proeessn to IV formed, which was done, and headed by: a I visited the village where the scene tianspir- Munday of Macon county died a few days West- Our people felt that a wrong had farmer, one a farmer and school-teacher, five of pap currency, which is wholly anti -Deiri- since.

Capt. M. represented Macon in the been perpetrated a gross outrage on their merchants, four are physicians, two are tailors, jjd in time to meet the returinug spectators. i ii. hoeraic.

Tliese ttuanciai revulsions are me So much drunkenness I have not seen in a State Legislature some years since, and was rights committed; and that feeling still lives, I one a surgeon dentist, one a tanner and bar- resml of fi-otitiousr wealth; and every paper banner bearing the inscription, "We Want Work" which was carried in froat -ai the -I L-: procession moved on. i i .1 .1 Tor a long time State Superintendent, of the and will live, demanding just, and oess maker, and one a bricklayer. Forty onetime. The village saw about one' ban-dred drunken men and a number of bloody dollar now in circulation, not represented by (Western Turnpike Road. An energetic, satisfied with nothing less.

eight are put down as married, twenty three a dollar jn specie, is but a fiction, with no fights. Suppose one thousand persons lost a We do expect the next Legislature to do a9 gingle, three as widowers, and one as a public spirited man, his death a serious mnrft i re air value than an old ran. Wealth day's labor, and one fifth spent something About 11 o'clock, they poured lOta VuJ street iiu procession, in Hiatses-and In alhl ouvrier habiliments somewhat e- something for us. As the Herald remarks, rjachelor." loss to Macon county. thus built up is without a basis, and must fall for liquor, the pecuniary cost loss, will flatterly the attention of the people in other mm -r-k 1 I I It exists only in imagination, and vanishes turned to this beautiful money and draekfasts.

ine ivaieign short of a thousand dollars. Law sections has been into nothingness when it is attempted to be Several hundred Kentucky hogs have pass region." Our biglily favored country was I Standard sajs that "a distinguished gentle- lyers, jurors, witnesses, Ac, will be occupied yond the iiatHral costiuneas in lirU, and in; in onier to a seRsaLioo. Ntv-i eitheless, there was nothing oisor-5; ed through this place, en rou te to market. ted during the past season by many gen- man oi mis oiaie recenuy paseu mrougu a number ef suits, ineir time is worm One or two hundred were sold here at 7 cents tkmen of tnlared and liberal views, from the reiersourg ana look oreaKiasi ai ono oi me i something, the oatns that were uuerea anu made tanble. All men arc wealthy when they can meet all demands uion them; and all individuals are considered dishonest who will not roeet gross, twelve months credit.

The rnhngpnee rd portions of the State who hotels, and offered in paymeut a North Caro- the multiform sins committedand the fright- derly exhibited- but there was an evident 5 reverence for the unaccustomed of Wall street, and tho purlie us of tliu tx- must fall cousiderablT under that figure. lana hill He was asked if he had nothiner fnl ininrv rlone to manv a heart many be- i uu in pi i i Liirmrri ices i i iusT-w vi -v I i i 1 Many country hogs have leen bought at six. llelihted with our region. The icy barriers better, and made the excellent reply that the: ing made blacker andtnany more miserable, just demands when they are able, to cio so change. i -r A Bowles, saict to beablacksrnitS, and we liare no doubt manv more will be all this counts and counts infinitely higher.

And ihoe who incur liabilities, knowing all of prejudice are, to some extent, giving way, money was better than the breakfast." God speed the time when public executions the tipe they cafinot meet them according to. and we confidently look to the next Legisla who wore very white linen anJ Fire at Chapel IIill. We learn from sold even lower." Tali Warning: shall be abolished forever Their influence promise would hardly be cons-iderea nonesi. to wipe very while cambrick handkerchie the Gazette that the late residence of Dr. A.

is destructive and demoralizing in the. ex- Whyjmake banks exceptions to the rules by is speak- ture for such action as will satisfy our people that they are still rCg.irded by their brethren of other sections as! forming an integral part the sweat off his brow, treated by. hj i Moore, nearly opposite the Campus Those of our customers who expect to pay ing, seeraid to be the leader. their indebtedness in cpuntfy produce, must was destroyed by fire on Monday last. The; of North Carolina-i-as heirs iu common to Mr.

Kowles SiEECir: Mr. Bovyles deliver it before the close of the present year building was occupied principally by students the bieins and benefits of a wise and liberal wivi After the first day of January we will not of the University, several of whom lost; substance) our banner' tells what we See it. There it system for the advancement of State in- receive produce for debs contracted previous clothing, trunks, and other valuables. treme. Time and labor1 lost or misspent is which we Judge individuals? They promise' the cause of our "hard times." They come' to pay their specie on demand.

When they from doing wrong and doing' nothing. Too fail da so they violate their and much is expended on that which does nobody if they can pay and will not, are they honest? any good, and too much that is properly p- And if they Cannot pay, are they not impo plied to commendable purposes, is ultimately sitions upon tbe public, which the sooner got perverted or rendered worse than useless. rid of," the better? No bank should ever be There are two characters among us which jut upon; a basis' that would ever remler a ment consummate pity and contempt. They necessary. As long as is on i terests.

to that date Moore had also a amount of cloth in a i nn iMlnilvnrl riAWarft? ri Call into I inc r.aie.gn enters uPon lb5 Ud opinions as to the best remedy i A-A fire is at- its 57th volume, last Wednesday. r. t.FAanf iailliil ri rl rn It. avs I tributed to carelessness. "We want work" and.

we must have We want have it, orjvrjmui die or do wofse, for we will never cogent to starve to death in a country like this. ask for nothing but wbat is right, ami mean to fcuhmit to nothing -that is owe us aiiyingf and we mean to haveit. We have come lre aiivong )'ou, to show you, most feasible plan lor our menus ot me JfgMr. Toombs was, on' the 7th instant, a basis it is unsafe, creati ng us X-Mr. D.

W. Carter, of Ivy, has Teft at fare theiheartloss monopolizar and the reck- uch West to reach the sea by rail is through the re elected United Slates Senator, by the mdim of the Wilmington: Charlotte and our office the "biet beet" of the season- less spendthrift. The latter helps to bring wealth, encouraging speculation and ex rava Georgia 'Legislature. mad' and its nronosed extensions." a whonoer. trulv.

and as ffood as it is bir financial troubles, and the former grinds the gnnc ahd tendjng to bring about just such I 7 i A I 1 ii. 1 The Postmaster General has recently! deci times as the present, and worse. Standard. We cannot, with: the lights before us, give in Thank you, Mr. Carter we are the proper rAat.nfes.

what we are. anJito unfortunate: and builds his fortune out of the sad necessities of his neighbors. The mon ded, that if the Postmasters do not givejpub-lishers of notice when their papers to this opinion. Ine Western North Carolina roan to test the quality of your vegetables. mand of you, what we must havework, work, work where to earn bread and m1 "We ReiffortccJ SSaussrlitcr of Um- ted States Troops.

I Chicago, November 11. opolizer in tirrie of a crisis is a tmser in ctover, or. a devil in success. With pharisaic, hypo- 3TA terrible epidenrc has broken out at reYnain in the YoM Office without being taken Hoad is under contract to Morganton, we out by the within five they btlieve, and that is only sixty miles from Chicago, resembling tbe black vomit. Ii.

criticaf pretensions to sympathy, he commis are habie for-the pay. 1 Ashevillel It is most assuredly wiser, for us report bas' readied St. Pauls to the tffect carries off its victims in a few hours. It at erates hi customers with doleful- words, and The attention of Post Masters, generally, after a connection requiring on It SLapa' trrwit hav tacks alike both persons and cattle. then rum up the shillings till the hungry p- uuuu.rv; is directed to the above, iwo or tnree oi iQQ mile, to 8ecure! than attempt to secure lor ouseie, oui must and will have work'or breath We wiU keep tiie peace but -ve will? to the merchants and wealthy classes hers before us; that we are starving with our nnd children and that wo must have reM All we want is work.

nlisnt trembles and turns pale. Upbraid been ro.acrcd rby u. ue- these officiaK have leen guilty of the thftt dUlance. Bnt we do not t- for the xews, that the troops were' part of the Utah him for his extortion, and with complacent most contemptible the particular de entering mto an argument on the i At a meeting of the Stewards of the E. 'V I self approval be crie? "hard times," thus alluded; to, would do well to read, mark, and rcfer to tbe matter iChurch, Asheville Station, jhe following res-j inwardly digest, tor we intend to try life etn-1 You wealthy men, here in this street, ah excuse that very which all justice and humanity urge in favor, of len cacvof the law on them.

blution was adopted, and ordered to bo published rl THE GEORGIA A2tU I iJlIE ADMINISTRATION. I I Milled gevIlle, Nov. 1 1. have the" power to relieve and you must do it. iency and even sacrifice).

lie seems to snp- Bishop Early. Rev. Wm. Uicks'i-Editor of the "Herald of Hesolved. That all persons are prohibited i nnsp i.uai iu more ntvi ioer is ui inerur -r-v i.

1 i South Cirolisia State Agricultural Society. Thwe are twenty millions or doi.a" 1 i A arffe moling waa jrem lho riht unmercifl- lUJchto evening, Gor: Johnaouf reiid-ml purposes. I ersons TO ia agepwerb, 'Whtistigh; H. Truth," in his report of the transactions of f'om using the ground the late session of tho IloUton Conference, '35st Church for bui your street, idle? doing nothing, ot ein ThisiSociety held its annual meeting and Fair last week. The Fair, as we learn frora 1 1 ting among the peopje-, and you ma there, and owners oU.

Us blackest forms. It is thiswhich sneaks of Bishop Early, who presided, as fob having inenas -oune 1 aniniMiMrHIIIIM ill lJUUUnunu, the Columbia papers, was eminently success staves burica are reauested io uavo threatens to disgrace some of our cities with lows: late it among the people, so iu some i bHt tobuybreacl ri ful. -The number of visitors was unusually Sraikeri removal. Hon. A.

II. Stephens and others, addressed the meeting. 'Bishop Early did business with great dis- rcraams removeu uunng me p.eu. battles for bread. Much as we must condemn mobocraey, we must admit tbatin this large- and the exhibition of works of beauty There are many in this crowtJ wnyj patc4i.

and though not in health, to preach, vrjnter. and utility, and fine animals, rich and mag-l Presided durincr the entire session, ordained 1 T. W. ATKIN. CICn.

lv lor1 ihorr' huA AVPI) A Oaf Ot Dfei J. EXCITEMENT TN PHILADELPHIA. niOcent. The Annual Oration was delivered! quite a number of deacons and Favce Sec'v case it would not be more condemhable and detestable than the monopoly which creates Philadelphia, NdyeraberrC. -Wfi will not i by Col.

Marshall. morning FHjerrae Some manifested here to but norno, no it: yhy Because it i3 to commit theignr3r' on. Thomas L. Clinman, was elected by -vvj niion. aur ur trust lefta savor of good upoi the Marion mJ tXf I thelNOciety t0 deli ver; the Address at the next ooVlregtioh.

lie is quite venerable in his 6 were the other a violence for the sake of life than to be guilty by a gang ot aooui twelve avraeu men. There aresomenosay, of oppreion aridrnurr streetr-with banners bearing the classes, who dont know how to keef i Thank Heaven there are some noble people inscription, "Wei will protect the Poor, and here, even here in this witii 1 tr 1 iffitTilArtj-tdMW AnAi mMlrr -v it I villi QT annual meeting. appearance, erect in person, oi a quicK step, i au wvcaiiuj- ohcci wueu for a man of his age, of great energy, quite; manufactured by our friend John Ilildebrand, I n.t afa mnr lir fimfn'otl viVp't i Ua.1 nilnr(it rn it vatr: I t.nAir rVrtiit. In, starving tilOUa I Secretary or tale. aftab the social circle, nimin ms auim-' Af uu aiuw" ua- '--i i 1 We learn from the Raleigh papers that istration, has a high- regard for his office, and Jtremes, and while industry economy dispersed bythe policaand -their, guns yet we keep the peace.

Governor Bragg, by and with the advice of declares that he never expects, to be otlietwise; H' the have hearts" that feel We will- increase rm number eve-j than ettective. -v i opetuV-Ta sitili let bur praise i mark that in numbers irresisiime -j "the Council of State, filled the vacancy i the office of Secretary of State created I L- be given f- f-w will roaicu i fa H. ijcsu utiu n. JLv-Aai ii prize win ue wvausc ine juueea uo bu i xxrv 1 numbers day uc I J. No more, this time.

from, vour friend. I '1 with these increased numoern, ujr the death of Hill, by tho appointment Iturus W. of Wake County. hre occurrea at urownsyiue, lesas, re, rnusic in sou nortein their heads. 'u.

IXLPH; mj ieDds ceniiy, oy wuicn nineiy.ii iwe oi oowuer ikit tv A larffe meetinsr oi persons connecteci wim. i Wiflifm:" Mr. Pasre is the son-in-law of the late Secre Tflt AsbyilIa is an incorporated town, i i sirmlar to those of it Joy sf: It is aHtja that baqner. ca Vi exp bded. kdlmg four persons and injuring tary of State, wrote in his officQ for a constqi 1 c.

1 several! others.1 The loss is estimated at neriod. and is in fitted MORMON OUTRAGES, and its citizens are heavily taxed. How is Jr nnajeipu'a anu xie.w-1 otk, was ueui fli) arable every wav to I JJUk 1 Noy. II." it that the 'mall hcuryof the' highi are TT. VnnAff WAR T)U aneaor discharge the duties pertaining to the ap- vtr moA hiAna.t (Via tintct'mw rrnil'ftW I T)onitrbp 1 received here rstate thafthe' i pointnient just conferred on him Post Offices At the wnnraencemeht of 3.000 persons vy, ti.4 i jw.IkUmi.'aii Ji loco' r.

Hon, Asa Biggs will accept our thanks President Pierce's A dtoimstration in 1853 night after night! Have th town iii -v; The astonishment 6f WalUtrcet.it' for a copy- of the decision kiu uiucoupreiae )-- 7 -ifMct th rrovernment and twrr- u4 jTbes two lines, tluit look solemh, m. M.E. 1 i w. rm tv I'll hAAA thevUi ers, broker, bulls and bears, was great, and'tbey recoTered trpiu ave wby do they not excr-on wagons. Th tropphaycnot jet reached Dont all speakat once.

I the desert. Court 5 of the United in thi famous ow about net Dred Scottcase. crease in one huafedpei it were putere to mi we: I f4v.