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Show "T . - DESEBET '.' .' i EVENING-NEW- S, . ' . . ; I 1 i - ..... . :. ' .w i. w..' I" 11. 1MI. AN. ANSWER To Heverai. Questions in iueiiAtion BAINTS AND TUB SETTLEMENT AND PROG BESS OF UTAH TUB LiATTEB-DA- Y TERRITORY.! Cbntinued,) A PROCLAMATION To the County: ? ' ! Elders.". . . Citizens of Hancock Whereas, a mob of from one to twot hundred men, under arms, bare gath-'ereU tbemaelvesnogirtbar In the South Vet part of Hancock county, and are c this time destrovlncr the dwellings A KN0TJKC1S to bit Ptron con-evicti- EAGILE WOIUSS O hi O ' '"t ft- -- : t- E a. f Stean Eugineiand Boilers M1XXS, p ILLINOIS. STAMP ORE CRC8HERS, Jrv f. v 1 rdrr. PlaMlnar SEND Orderf filled lroiiintlv and nt west Market Rates. Iqd2Z6m ed N Coarse and FiriePaperSj iTO ! -- THE RAILROAD Nono but S TJI and SOUTH uoooa sold at Xiew ioric whoiMaie Frloes. IT. SCnrnAHT Jk Co.-- XoLI las. Water Month Street, 2fEW. YORK. . U222;?m IOQ . to Contract for BUILDING and A guarantee the work equal to the best and is cheap aa the cheapest. Haying TTa-agia'ca- , -- raw-hldesrhick- elt,m,nl .gainst UIJK SJSSJf chureh, withre' thJo? for about three nwly evi tS? ,a.nt! lU?2?? I'isgahnuJf, Si hundfed miu! ocounteTini called Garden andonecaUed Tort, ef Omk j ioia arms . -- TO AltD DiiAGOEn J tnrnow ED. OUXSTfAD. retire Special Orders will d218:6m All Goods i . Diy Goods Jobbers, CROCER3v 3, 5 A 7 IjAKIu KTREET, .,'. "... . i And v A 79 fliclii;;nii A Term e, CHICAOO, ILL. lrsCotlons, of Ann 3ra . ii ....- - x J- Wholesale and AeUU Dealara in ! i r HOTXOini A2TD TSntAS QOOXO, 419 r- 1. ll-- i f VCIUCAGO. " F.A. IIUNT,PrEW;YORK..in, .rt ! 0. A. i HEGEATn Di' - . BROADWAY, Opposite Faeiflo Housa, TEHRA COTTA jTVOIlHS, Office CI State Street, CHICAGO. it d218-3- m Agents for National and American Watch Co'f, and American and French CIojcKs. Manufacturers having offi ces In Now York. attention paid to Ma it. Orde&s. d21&6m iJi, JT" Li. i.- - Yaaca, etc., Proprietors. r BRCmrWaScJIATIlEWS. . unenAHT ; tailors; And Importers of Fine Woolen for Men'x .Wear. Special attention paid to getungiup 1 226 &228 Lake St.4Chicag 1 209 Market brother Importer and page; ! Ter Brackets and Hod tiCoucll ZUo, Iowa. etc. ll on, Entablatnre, oena ior uesijrn uoosr. Orders from Utah carefully rllfed at 8t. Imla UOVEY A NICHOLS. Katse. dMCm . , 142'Lake St., Chicago. -l , of Architectural i 1 w ;.., Jt.-- : ( . :'M Dealers supplied on saTii terms as by Importers and ' i : SMITHS Tae old and best known house in C licago. Dealers in Watches. Gold Jewelry, Silver an. I Sllyer Plate Goods, Wholesale and Reta' il. f- i MANUFACTURERS GOLD & SILVER j H I St . to Orders from j.r.imKT. E. JIAJtBOUR, 302 DE0ADT7AT. Pf e. ; CenerallT." mj-- - I s MANUFACTURER, n, Flnnnelft, Ilonlery wv GIoitcs an tl. Wot Ions ' GILES, BROTHER & GO! Office, Randolph St. cor. of Frataklln . dll6-l- y CHICAGO:. ' ' s, - CHICAGO, ii.t;. J222;6m ieti:r SGilIJTTI.F.K, Goo tls,Un-eiiof Importers Job-cr- s Goods antlIVool-eWhite and, American j Im Salic Street, CHICAGO. W AG O N CLAOOr PAINT8,' roiiZ 297 S. Clark Bakcw, ie. , T 1 m . y f Council XUnCs, lowav- WII Of.JCSA LK DBA L ERfJ ' J y an represented. BECKER & KOPOELL, XanvfaetHrcr and Dealer in TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC. 107 Randolph St., & cl21S-C- d239 13 . Orders solicited by mall, and satls'actlon guaranteed. In every Instance. - - HALIfSROOM AJCD MASUFACTOUY: 28 - niVER NTRECT, ' TIIICACSO, II.M. Factory & Salesroom, 297 Drng-gjists- j Spices, Tobacco, exl car-ra- ni ' t ONLY MAXCFACTUBERS In tlieXORTII WEST! Blueing, and tne celebrated CO., arivest paper bags; i ' Also Manafaetarers of Co flee, ' j Manufacturers of PATENT MACnLVE MADE Grocers, FAIICY GROCERIES, round ! t i for AHD Ci ! i 1S3S. Wholesale Dealers fh V 143 Lake St., OMcago. and Prowpt Attat!oa. ESTABLISHED i v 2f oTISLOWEB BROADWAY, C. Ilrewter. 11 re J. water, 1 COUKCIX. DX.VFm, IOWA. 75, 77 a . uaaoiie Carcrnl attention d218:3m TEAS, COFFEES, r-- IMPLEMENTS Ihruffffistm Art Tlr JtueJcets, Springs,Covers. Cushions. Xursertf Clot 5S" Piano Combs, Boots and Overt, Morse Cov ers, votton narp,o.c. HALLO CK & WHEELER; GOED MEDAL BAKING POWDER. .ACRICUlTUaiL RUBBER CLO THING CHICAGO. J Hose. EUBBEK AND HEMPAOKING, Straw Goods, Umbrellas, Buckskin Goods, Etc. TERMS' to SUIT CUSTOMERS. - RUBBER AOT3 IJIATHER , HATS, CAPS, FURS J.A.&H.F.GRISIVOLD&CO. 81,000,000. BARBOUR . Ktit-vt- - . - CAPXTAX lAlIir ' United OUTFITTIWa .GCOUOt etc. ele., Fl3il TUB . . Ivcrnon and Vanilla Extracts, Liquid WHOLESALE j : Socoeason to WEBKH, WHJJAIIS ts PntiH, r Wholesale DtxUer in m 23HZ2WC7Z2XI Frnnkllii - ' Gray, Vice President, L J. Gage, Cashier. Cbas. J. Schmltt, Assistant Cashier. d2l3 6m COUNCIL' BLUFFS TRADE. I'JAnaSFBfiJ&BflTHS.1 :r- .i..ni j cpnmo zzacs ' kt .y , - BI.INDU, MOOLDINa8,JCU.,Kt4j. ro:- T'-Af- .... dlOt:ly t " K. IX J rTlZ .i Cordage, Sc. ; - & 54 TV ABASH AYE., vr. O. WIIXIAMS. (CP STAIRS,) W. H. FITCH. 1 . n T WITTY. CIIANE, IIAXFORD & Co., Headquarters for j U25m. WimhI, WB Gale. TTESTEBJf AGENTS FOR 52 We keep constantly on band and Make to or dr, at the Shortest Notice, DOORS, SASH, BACCirJC. ory Wooden Ware, t Banal. M. Nlckerson, President, OF THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. : JTenry m FITCH,WILLIAMS&CO. CHICAGO, . D. W. Keith, Abijah Keith, Kew York OHlce, 17 d218-- Cigars, Tobacco, Zirst national Sanlc of Chicago, rtaar. t. tot. (Up Stairs,) from ZTtAU frirm to Orrfrrs Sprrtnl attrnfion Trrrltorii'. ntfjarnt We rrfer to the Intding Mrrrhnntm of Sal States Depository. i s, No's 04fcCG, JkXlolilsan Avcinni LIQUORS, White Lead and Axle Grease, 170 Konth Water Street, CHICAGO, Ills. - - 1 i AND WOOLENS. E tttul OILS, PAINTS, WINDOW CLASS, I RE prepared tX. j Staple aM Fancy Groceries, ; SI lake St., CHICAGO. fiqaare. 9 DRY GOODS, Enpe ani Coatotiia North of Eml r LANKLY IN I)KAL r... We keep tuo ONLY Stock ofHlntna; and Is Market, ndsintotl to Tools other or In tne wants tbeinTerritories, baTins; for Kara past anppllcd tbem larsjely. And naif Block ' arrmtloBi ' law-suit- 157, famlllnr with their wnnts. dffiFern Htate RoiMl, burnes NOTIONS, HOSIERY Cfc 8 River Street, CHICAGO. Importers and Jpbbers of AND y . TODACCO, No. iTonnc. st a ti TTTiP'g, iuuurxr Q dL CO., B -H l-T- tta j E. FRANUEXTIIAL Lb Co., ManufactnTers of Choice IMPORTERS and Dealers In all kinds of LKAF, PLlTCf CUT CARPENTERS PhiliplVadsworth&Co g t SHARP d301tr 0 ! need apply. Apply Imiuedlniely Webr Kaayon. f T law-abidin- Good Bf en Bronaea, Ware, Clocks, Flgnres, eic, Swlsa. . Chinese and Japanese Oooda, Deealcomonleand Diophonlo Materia', ArUfleial Fruits and Vegetable, Anatomical i x rtrparmiious. r . send ror cataiosne. No. 57 Slate. .Street CltlCACSO. d21&3ca & KEITH, WOOD & Co., K0 TWINES and PAPER HAGS, Nob. 43 S 44. iStnto Street, nOTET NICIIOLS, iri all manner or Dealers and IMPORTERS tbe Fine ArtaJ Oil Paintlnes. Uiaas Buades for tTimn WORK ON , WHOI-ESA2L- , Of Every Description, Qnnrry-meii- f and laborers, 80, 82 aud 84 Michigan Avenue, TAYLOR &WRIGHI FANCY Opposite CHy Hotel, Hanufact'rs. - Importers and Jobbers of Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In ..." I ' PIRE-- P ROO F SAP E S Liberty Street. New York. dZ7S873-l- y LAFLIN, BUXLpR & Co., Stone irXasona JIEliCITAXTS, 1 , STATIONERS, j &kB&SgBD-- TrTellnjr Attn. It HIGHEST WAGES PAID ! ( In Caali, Klontbly. price. I OIXtCXJJL.A.Il. 17 OIT W. L. CHASE A Co.. Asenla. i Blank lit OX agents for burke 79 HI J Bale t,f tho HALL, KIM BARK & CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. In hare the excluxire jn quality nal Oruee,Xo.4Konth Canal Street, I pun-"ish- We FLOUR MILES, MILL FURXISniXG. 1 on j Millard IFVITILrlSS MIXES, SAWMIEES, dlUtf MARK ROCK BREAKERS. MIIVEVG MACMEVeRY. & Steam PUMPS, Mining And reieotfuUy cll th attentk.nU.f th UlltfJla. JTlAfJIIIJV, trade to orr T.ATIIES, PliANERS, DRILLS, LAEGE AND COMPLETE STOCKS SCREW CUTTERS, HAY PRESSES, Tliy re gnarantre.1 to piro Batisfjcfion w., SUGAR CANE ConHtantly - on linnd, I Manufacturers of Portable and Stationary - CHICAGO. -- m (Corner of Michigan Avenue,; V-- 1 :' ' P. W. GATES, President. Nos. 1 & 3 RANpOLPH ST.; W -- v. TRADE GIiASS 1 aaAMkJt- CHICAGO TRADE. (Established 1853. F0U5DED OYER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. '. And OF j r.iar.UFACTURINGCO.. ?. r To be continued. J and other buildings, stacks of grain and ilanaOictarvrs and Jobbers of other property, of a portion of our citi zens. In the moat inhuman manner, defenceless children and compelling women to leave their sick beds, and ex posing them to the rays of the parching sun, there to lay, ana eaur witnoui ine aid or assistance of a friendly hand toIIaT now received minister to their wants, in their sufferintr condition. Tliclr Wcw Fall Stock, The rioters BDare not the widow nor orphan, and while I am writingtothis totiM Trade at IXwkst proclamation, the smoke is rising the tby offer 1'. MAtUCbX clouds and tbe flames are devouring four Ifrnrcn TV, baiJdincrs which have Just been set on lire by the rioters. Thousands of dol lars worth of property has already been .Jf annfactora to CbJeatn consumed, an entire settlement of about laid waste, the sixty or seventy families inhabitants thereof are fired upon, nar Custom irlale with their lives, and rowly escaping forced to 11 ee before tho ravages of the BOOTS AND SHOES, mob. un Ily the revised laws of our State der the Criminal code, sixth division, or Superior Qdallty, 5S section, page 1S1, the crime of Arson is defined as follows: 'Kvery person "who shall wilfully and maliciously And keep on hand tbe ;Larit Stock: of Qoods In tuelr line to be found In tb West. "burn, or cause to be burned, any dwell-"lo- g house, kitchen, ofilce, shop, bars, i ''stable, store house, &c, tc, shall be "deemed guilty of arson, and upon FACTOIIT AND BALKSROOMS; thereof, shall be punished by 29 and Si Lake Street. I P"hifirri Cor. Wabaaa Avenna, imprisonment in the penitentiary for UiXHOclgU. a term not less man one year, nor "more than ten years, and should the life V3. Orders eararall .attanded to. dX93m 'or lives of any person be lost' in consequence of auy such offence aforesaid, "such offender shall be guilty of mur-"de-r, Tower, & Seeker, and ahall be indicted and , Saccewon to KTTiPXga CX)ir ANT. accordingly." State HiiHTAcnranrG And whereas the laws of this as officer a this of make it my duty peace county to suppress all riots, routs, Ac, !tc., and all other crimes. Therefore, I J. II. JJackenstos, sheriff of the county of Hancock, and Htate of lltliograpliers, Printoro, f' ; .. ajtd Illinois, in the name of the People of said State ami by the authority vested Book in me by virtue of my office, hereby cemmand said the rioters and solemnly AGE2JT3 TOR THE other peace breakers to desist forthwith, disperse, and go to their homes, under WMTJJTG and the penalty of tbe laws; And I hereby call upon the law abiding citizens, as a pd3.ie comatatus of Hancock 'county to give their united aid in suppressing the maintain the supremacy of BISHAECZ LEAD PENCIL CO. rioters, and the law. . D OUGLAS SLATE CO., J. B. llACKENSTOS, Sheriirof Hancock county, Illinois. P. S. It is a part of my policy that 64 LAKE ST., CHICAGO. the citizens of .Nauvoo remain quiet and Particular attention. glTen to auiac order rromUie not a man from that city leave as a posse JobtlacTrmde. until it be made manifest that the law CCUactfxu and order citizens without the city will not have force sufficient to suppress the BURLEY & TYRRELL, rioters of this disgraceful out race, but that 2,000 eirectlve men hold themselves in readiness to march at a molaportert U JMm ment's warning, to any point in .Han? cock county. J. II. 11. , Sheriff. Green Plains, Hancock countypHls., GMnarGlass &Eartiien Wara Sept. 13th, lSli. , To this Proclamation no attention Jfo. 148 Ixike St., whatever was paid except,by the mob, who uaed It as a justification for trying to kill the Sheritf, although he was not i.iona. bAist. TT .! CHICAGO. a 'Mormon' and was onlyacting in tbe discharge of his official duty. In the attempt, however, to kill the cherlfl ASSOBTXD FACTCAOES ALWAYS ON HANH d218:6m one of the mob was killed. Subsequently another was issued calling upon theproclamation "Mormon" people of the couuty as well as all other citizens to arm themselves, JOJ32JJZR3 OF and be in readiness to act at a moment's notice in the defence of the lives and properry of peaceful citizens and to suppress mob violence throughout the county. The leaders of the mob then lied the county to avoid being arrested, upon which Uov. Thomas Ford sent (Jen. John J. Harding, with 400 militia, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods to Nauvoo, who dUmiised the SheriiTs posse; but made no attempt to arrest the 34 5c 38 ItfUio St., house burners. Gen. Harding informed the latter-daSaints in Hancock in LIT WADSWOSTS. countv that "the State could not pro- yOI13X8T B. 8XJTZ. , CHICAGO. tect them, tbe mob were determined to & B W. UOCtt. 21001 d drive them from the. State, and they must therefore Previous to a council of go." the authorities of this, the' ALLEN r& MAOKEY, hurcli had parsed a resolution which, :is a matter of policy, was kept private, Iaportcra aad JoMcra la to send one thousand five hundred men as pioneers to make a settlement in the valley of, tho Great Salt Lake." being determined, in accordance with the de, ...... sign and iMUcy of Joseph timlth the , , or jzrxnx ijacRzexzo2r, Prophet, to leave lllinoi. Meantime a made to Oil Ootfca, XZattlaea, IXata, Curtain the mob (the proposition Htute authorities saving TWtrtlnc. lTatrt1, " they weraiorerhfrJ to cease vexatious Pspr. tor burning aud plundering, and aid the "Mormon jieople by puruegIst'cupet eouss h'thk chasing their property on fair term? allowing tbeni a reMnabl time 'and Oooda aold at mann ftutorera hat prloe, freight tbey wo old remove from the State. This added. Orders aoUdted and prompt attention w proposition and in accor- given, frtoa lUt famliihed on application. dance therewith accepted, were imcompatii mediately formed, the construction of XVlIOT.T?t A TiTT severaf thousand wagons was comdlTCTAlX. menced, and during the Winter of 1S13 iG and the were ensuing Spring ALLEST & HAOZEY, built, principally of greenthey timber, which was boiled In brine to. facilitate its seasouing.i All the iron that could 89 South Clark St. tl CE1CAQ0. Wa ued in their construcH procured tion, and the deficiency wa matle ud with with9,&c. Near- BAGS AND ly all tbe old wapons in the surround-in- g country were purchased, and all J. & II. CTTAPTTATT, were j.v?oiut? preparations made bv many for an early start in theSmWr 139 South T7atar Ct, - CmCAOO. bntthe persecution beiue renewtii - in SAGS 07 STX3T CTZTTZOV, violation of the, before named pledge. A largv atoclt alwaTS on band and sold at tha one thou VLVJ loweat market prlcav in th. month of journey some ctoss ng the Mlsslssl nnl ' i . t-r- i DOGEEffiBASSSTT & . ; SCHAACK, Wholesale, " 1 .. If B00TSATJDSH0ES, : tht h baa -- TO THE IIlSTOBY AND DoCTBINE OP : f IUB11HAHS & -- i - ' CHICAGO iTRADE. CHICAGO TRADES'. OHIOACO TRAnp for thfi bAtiafit of those- - who were not able to go farther, as "weH as those who were coming auer.: , y fi J t r: i MoiutON Battixiox. Th advanced . .comnanies arrived t nonncil Bluffs in Jul v. where they wra mat bv CaDt. James Allen of tho In U, S. army, who called upon them. behalf of the War Department, for five hundred men to assist In , the war with MftTrlcfi. 'PreatNYotmff'l reply to this rnnhdtIon was. "You shall hare TOnr battalion if It has to be composed of oar -- TToTeson-e-r ;. "1:-- 1":. ' ' ' i S ' 5 JVSd. 0ETILLS PAQX. d21S:6m t - MILITARY UXIFORMSp from j StSt Louis, aEverything required for an OfUcer'8 Outnt Second Lieutenant up to a Major Geuern'. & co., & Findinrra '- 231 Lake Street, GHICAGOafiSMfiaa; farnlahed at reasonable prices. , 8 pedal attention paid to making SHIRT. to order. Measures taken' ana guarantee all cases. Also dealera in ; r Goods, ; ; Gents' Pine Furnisliing that pertains to a gentlerti"'; And everything 1 ' outfit. i ;; . , X'M 4273 tf w .r.m a j f rm m mrm CHICAGO, ; IJ-I'- i r F |