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A letter from Nauyoo, dated on the 2sth nit,
states that Coy Ford had arrived there with about
1900 men anl two pieces Of artillery. G y. Ford
had an iuiciy.ew with Gen. Brockman, the leader
Of the anti Mormon- stationed there, who gave
his Exceency to understand that he felt Justified
in all his oecedngs, aud was July prepared To
do the same again he set the Governor at def.
ance. and told him the "bhuys were on nand'
at any time and OF any hour


Nashville Gazette.