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MoRE MoaMoS News From passengers and
officers of the steamboat Dove, we learn thai on
Yesterday d messenger from Governor Ford arrv
I'd q, Rlshvllc, calling nn the militia to march
Speediiv 10 Garbage 10 resist attack apprr
hended from the Mormons. He stated that aoou
! O'Clock on the 27th, mob OF two Eundred men,
armed. painted and disguised came 10 Carthage.
demanded the key of the Jail, and took out JOE
Smith. Hvrum Smith and VIM. Richards aud
shot them forthwith They were fearful that the
uormons would retaate TINS murder by burning
Carthage and Warsaw. Several hundred OF the
militia were about 10 march from Schuyler couu-
" when the Dove lett The Governors message
arrived at Rushve about II O'Clock. Those
who came down on the boat consider this news
as authentic. Iftruc II Is both alarming and dis
graceful 1t was cruel and cowardly TO murder
The unarmed prisoners when they had surrendered
themselves and were IN the custody of the laws.
They were under the protection of the laws: the
word of the Governor and the faith of the State
were pledged tn protect them from mobs, and TO
secure them a fair trlal.


An extra from the Alton Telegraph contains
letters from G.. NJ. T. DAVIS from which We learn
that the Two Smiths, Richards and also Phelps
Mormon, were killed By the mob at Carthage.
Three citizens of Hancock were wounded in the
attack on the Jail; their names we're Mills, Gala
yhcr, and Vorehes. Mr. Davis apprehended great
violence, and feared an indscrimnae extermna-
ton of the Mormon population. He was endea
voring to allay it, and Gov Ford was trying to
restrain the Mormons and the pOpulacc


ST. Louis New Era, June 29.