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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Debility and Nervousness. Distaste for Society,
Gloomy Presentments, pain and weakness in the
back, impairment " mental vigor and memory weak
aud watery eyes, eruptons the face and body,
restlessness OF vicious dreams and unr-frrshing
sleep unntness for marriage relation, improper ex-
ctsbility OF the organs, structure cosveness piles,
dyspepsia Ae. To the truth OF this. less In
eacn case, every sufferer from solitary indulgence can
attest. And further, any latent family predispo-
siton to disease As iuIbecity, impotence insanity
&c, Is almost surHly eventually dove . ei into aciv
fy, and II l. aiusly rne NEST frequent casse OF
those msadles young prrsons, proved by the
statistics Of all countries. And this is equally true
OF both Wxes.-Still. II taken in time this disease
and its consequences perfectly amenabe to treat
meBt
DR. Hubbell has. for many years past, been con-
suited upon many and dstrss sing cases OF this
vice, that his attention has been necessarily much
directed TO Its treatment and cure and he is happy
TO add has, beyond his most sanguine expect
matured . treatment at once safe and certain, and
free from painful opera nsuseous medicines.
DR. Hubbel's Treatise should be obtained BY every
one as II will prove complete safeguard against i'm.
position. II explains the nature and conseqnences
o. all diseases OF the generative organs.
% Those living At distance, by enclosing two
postage stamps, III order to prepay the postage, will
receive copy by return of mail. gratis.
Dr Hubbeil's experience 10 not exceed by any ply
stefan. in the treatment OF Pirdte Diseases Of any
nature.
NOTICE-HIGHLvI TO FEMALpss
IN All ladies suffering OF Female Complaint.
whatever, are recommended TO cal All cases treats
ed and cured without delay and with the happi.st
results Uterine and painful menstrual obet ruction
requiring surgical operations removed BY scientific
treain ent. II desir, d, convenient rooms provided
Advice strictly confidential.
Persons living at distance, by giving . plain
statement OF their cases, will b- attended punctu-
ally, AMI medicines forwarded by express all parts
Of the United States.
Address, J Hubbell. N d, box 1868 O, Chicago.
Illinois.
Private ONCE, No 60 Randolph st, opposite the
Revere Hotel
I,.,a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Pine Lands
Pl.fE LaIDS

~ ourr for entry, or 'ocat.on a, 1nc dollar an,
W t"eht! -hse cents Per acre, . u.,t oil ,.ls.p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

snbo na~i spp su "a b tso'aacs fsrssre.l
N Two DISTINCT Acrs.
AQiss. ssass ia-SySa.
JsngsHs, lsgutfU~.
whsss III DO h Aaysso lie sestg ssesA
Ana the . reefs In Oh sde - ep doth o. roud
'omethf gVI erou. vesps ~ ~ thewy
The rieh en- crowds d. IN The sue ssseses stray
na 10Y. lst's 'uai When " les u n,sht.
Better n sbsx.iesthsr than te killed in nghf.
M BoY.
MAJ, not 90 fast old Jeak' jus, look once more
IL 1t Is frightiui - IL Vss before?
A won IN mate woman can Il be
This u fen ale that ! See?
Tne smsil~s perl " husest muscle sh~ll
wess MT - Lost - this fsDs.s dernoi.siIe
within her DIRE psSis, that noat s'sr,
Lac . ACgs hall FOUND little star.
IA Bov.
LET'S STEP within. tie Dangerous v sssnd here.
Angels and men retire! So ct ~iseh, sppeArs!
Hs, s,e snotbev from he upper w,
Comes dA -klihg" down like . lord VI hay.
Old jerks, ssy, the tvo 01 peet-
Oh, hesviogs vail not enc {. trest1
JERKS.
fsar not, When prd puH,out the sell
= such craft v,+;r light nor Jeff for any gale.
See, how the oussss, drays, dogs, apple run!
Kind Fate prote Is, else ve are 81 undons.
tJenks drops dopa betind q store boz.
Ma Buy giides ~ a racdnt doorudyl
act ID, Scene I'd,
JxSKs doacn behind the Ior.
Coming events their shadows do cast BEFORE
Hlss how should the ovnsr Of this dry-soods store
Have piac~d this friendly box up0n the 81. est
40 shield lie When s1ch Dsinet, - terro9s M Get
I'll risk one eye. LEXIS ss. oh. Lord, they rush
Msdly along into . nnsl crush.
Policeman ru.atng 1.toesn Me approaching
pertses.
Avast the or3inAn G just passed doth say
All women 10 he house . wesk should stay,
Until the bui dnrs oOu ld be NOV 81 far bAc.,
And swnin.-LUsis and ralliDgs from the track,
All be removed that n thing need impede
Your safety, comfort, beauty, size " speed.
LIST woxAx
What stay meek at hume, Ny aev attire
Would he oil (dshioned ere that time explr
Tue streets m GIT have been widen q yesterday:
rs an iniamo1 40 lAS, and I'll lot Oh y.
Yoh woman !. "ooansn," an must retreat
IT'S Iwh0 have possession u tie street
End WOAAN.
'C1dhib"' Upstsrt, swell head, milliner-shsp
AT your peril my way attempt 70 stop,
1hsy come toge'hev pitn a crash, like locomo-
'se rushsng into Il Cdne-brake-drapery hanQs
1ver IL. spvt IKE u ct0wd-P0lics man Dmiled owt
rom under tho soyetA dad.
Jerks tumbfes ooer the boz snd, startiao on a
uH run up street. cries .uf to Ma boy
Ma Boz, Ma Boy come from your ret est
Ala hast, a VIII W. IN " " this side street.
Beauty hes collapsed, some up, exploded
~ to.gue shai fail 10 tell WI Il Ia mode did
IA Boy.
All never move shall beaut, pass the doors
un'il the streets are wiirned. Japks, I'm yours!
Rushes after tho rttreating form Of Jenks.
c@rtain taits, and immense applause from n.
deserted-gds-,a araddtes a
handefier in his fri0ht at The catast,olhe total
fdrkaess foiious
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

a Ihhh OF FOXY Acres, all undrr fence with a
"A small A ,us., Lrar Hlcxoi, GOV.
a LOr ~ W LOO. on TIA Kali Road, corner We.ts,n
h'eaar, suitable tor IA Luni.ei or Coal Yard
"A FaIDaan street on
ms prop Ivy wall De sold low for cash or CITY
bnhda. good Team aud " asun .uI .M,o, -
VIA be tAA.n IN pait pay.
app , - 6kOR6EI. NICHOLS,
'"'io -'w Cor. OF braoy sud Bee nj II -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
FLOUR & FEED.
Flour. and Feed Store.

~ =. ELLIOTT, Whoessls aud Retail Dealer In
W. Flour, Grain and Feed, keeps constantly On
hand - his store Perry street, b~weea Host End
,econd all kinds ~ Flour and Feed, consisting 81
While Mountsin Mills Flour IN ibis, 4 and "a bbl
Sacks Rye Flour. Bntk wheat HiouY, Corn Meal
ali kinds Of Mill Feed VIZ kfsn, shorts and 4 eaJ
lings, also Oats ard Corn, .hsed and the ear, oil
~ which n VIII deliver at ANY reasonable distsnc
WIN. ms store free Of charge. 10 the Retail Trade
the highest market pr.ce viii at all times be psd sor
wheat and nats and buck Wheat. Stare opxn from
- 70 ?. n. on and after Monday Nov. ID, 1857
U30itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Or. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion !
OR THE
IN(OrfNNfe'S Friend.
JUSTPUBLlSIIED, GRATUITOUS.
D YOUNG MEN AND

TO YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
tlrst and direct consequence
Of excess and abuse OF the
sexual system, is . peculiar
diseased Condition Of the So.
minal organs which .he Au-
thor in his TREATISE, has
called the special disease Of
4asturbatioR. The follow
Ing disorders, some In one
case, some In another, are
again the direct consequen-
ces u this disease, viz De.
minal Emissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Editors State democrat

GENTLEMEN We notice in the
last 'Real Estate Register" a state
ment that certain Insurance Companies
had complied with the late act of the
Legislature, leaving the public to infer
that all other Companies lad not.
We beg leave to state that the
Hartford Fire Ins. Company" has
complied with the law, and that we
have held the Auditors certificate to
that effect since the law took effect.
MACkLOT h CORBIN
Agents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

PoPuLArIos DEcREAsED.-The Du-
buque Express and Herald announ-
ccs that fifty or sixty gamblers had been
notified to leave that city, and that
half Of them had taken up their line Of
march.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

OBITUARY.-Nathaniel X. S,lmsop.
Esq, editor and proprietor of the New
York lay Book died suddenly on the
3Oth ult., after very short illness. Mr.
Stimson was iorty-two wears of age.
and native OF Greene county. New
York. The following tribute will he
heartily endorsed by all who had The
honor of knowing him,
As an editor he was PLAIN, direct
and positive, lie never cquiyoea,ed
or hcsitated. lie was cordial ~ ms
friendships and severe in his antpa,b.
les. His opponents always knew
where to find him. No man wa.
more devoted to his family, and surely
none WAS more honorcd or respected
in private life. The home circle i. tho
spot where this calamity falls with its
most crushing weight There he wa,
the centcr-the all. A wife and four
children are left to mourn his untjmc-
ly death. Struck down in the very
noontide of life, this dispcnsation OF
Providence is really a calamity of no
ordinary occurrence. Many will feel
his loss, but most of all those who
we're in the habit of watching his foot
steps with the affection of husband
and father. How tue i. it that in
life we are in the midst of death.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

AONH hundred and twenty Building ~ n -
S Addition ~ the town Of Port Dyroa
These lots eligible and hondep1naav saaneA>A =.
she bank Of the Assissipp. TAsy VI b - - -
tonsble 1erms.
Hor particulars inquire Of Messrs. Dursss. pr,ae =
Co,, Port Byron, Charles J. Roaer. ~ f~e~s
oorb'n Dow Davenport, Or q the soAsesJ6sr.
JA0nD Nay
Tne subscriber has numbeYiess desiraHae =
q Of land In and near tha Cite. - ns-sss.N.IS
isoaire, amp near the town Of Port Dyrcc. ~ -
u - 70 sell. fOctlReSl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
JAMES MORROW,
lPRAAm anh MHrham meal lhAnfisf
CHICAGO DENTAL lNSTRU MENT
AND Stock DEPOT,

Nv. bJ l. q n T. . Il r r 7
Over Ross & Co. Store, Catcago.
HAVING secured the agency from various Eastern
IA Companies, he subscriber v nov prepared to
furnish I'll articles in the Dental Line, from single
oeo,
Gold Plate cut to Patterns Teeth selected % CASTS
and . ut By Expgess Wheo oedere : Hsviag tori some
time felt the nced u On oStablishmt WhsrO coud be
bad anything inthk line, Ne conceived the icss Of
opsnine one and having % year, sxpsriencs in oil
the varkus departments Of the YroGesaioa, 10 hope
e y able - supply the wants q ALL and Srast 70 b
essnilhed free d cA.res wAsp dasirsd. Ordsrs %.
nclteA - pse0psiy sttsadsa b.
Addreol osdarS - =. D01l0Ns Aeoo1, I
Mss1sDa N siAl, oae10p, h.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

AD WHITE TnBTH, PkRRCNBD eRRATH
w and Beautiful Complexion can be acquired
~ using the balm Of thousand Fiowerv" What
iody or gentislnsn wVud usSter NE curse Of
dsagseeshae breath. when By ustng Balm d I
thousand Fiowefs" . dentifrice would not only
render sWr~t, tut leave the teeth white % slsbas-
ter. Many person. do Rot know their breath 10 bad
and the subject 10 delicate their friend. VIII never
nentsonn. Beware Of Counterfeita. Be sure each
bottle Is signed FkTklD0E Co, MY For sale
BY al druggists.
"WoODLAUD CAEAM."-A Ponsde for bea nifty.
es the Hair-hishly perfiimed, srperior 10 any
French article imported, and for hAh the price, FOR
dressing IAeies' usir 1t has no equal. giving n
bright, glossy Appearance. IL . Gentle mans
Hsf 10 curl ia the natura manner II reu,ve-
Dinirun, always giving The Hair the appearance OF
bling fresh shAmpoonet. Price. only hfty cents
None genuine unless signed
FETRiDGE Il co,
Prop ietors Of the balm Of Thousand Flovers.n
Fof ale W TAYLOR d bALLoRD, No 10 LeLiaire
Bow. sole agents for Davenport.
Ju.yZ3dawem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

lth = remarkable fact that al Of the
Judges ofthc Supreme Court Of Nh
nois cmigrated from Oneida county,
New York All are natives Of the
same State, and oil raised in Oneida
county. Judge BREEsE came here
when youth, 1919, Judge CAroS
(Chisf Justce) in 1880, and Judge
SKINNER, later.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

LAYING made arransements with Mr. Jacob
n Weaver, Agent for Clask's Patent Flour Mills to
condust and carry On the NH, OF Perry and
Third st Gets. have organised society ~ whicA I
an enabled 70 iurash the nsnbsrs thereof with the
best txtra 0our (ss the present price Of wheat Tor
the sum OF % p per barrel for family ose Shares
and kegulaitons for those wishins 70 become nsU-
barn. may n I'D st IL mill until tie Let % Deoo-
bos next. 3F-s
JULIUS SOLOMON,
Davenport, Nov. ioeh1 III,
! IL. ss; ~ IT, " s''s"' o. ( -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
BOOTS AND SHOES
VVho1oOA10 % zetA1l.
THE EMPIRE SIOREl
BRADY STREET, DEvENroRr

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT
MIR have now In store large and well seiectA
w stoch Of Boots and Shoes, 70 which we invita-
the attention Of oil IN want Of articles In our line
Cbunfrr 7rGdSvs wishing 10 repIenish their stos
VIII hnd II to their advantage " call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
To our nsmerous customers who prefer Custom
Work we continue 70 hold ont Inducements In the
way Of prime stock and ayitsA p0rk, not equsIIsd
this side Of New York
All kiuds Of Lsdtes' WORT msnufsctursd o. usual
tspe0dtfl nOORR D. GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
----~----------
NICHOLAS X UHN I'm,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST.

Corner Main and Eccend streets, Davenport, yors
kvsy variety OF Havana and DC mestic Seaan To
bacoo's Pipes, etc constantly IN band.
Agent for Browns celebrated Fine Cut Chewiug
aud bmoking Tobacco.
20 beger Manufacturers would rccomm nd well
selett u stock Of af Tobacco, con, isng Havana
Wrappers and Pilcrs, Java and Ouha seed Leaf. ETC.
NoV14iAvtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
The orisfn Of Paper Money

During these times when paper
money, good, bad and Indifferent is at.
tracing much of the attention of com
munity At large, we think the history
Of its origin may not be amiss. Here
We have il.
The Count de Tcndlla, while be
siegcd by the Moors in the fortress OF
Alhambra, Was destitute of gold and
silver whcrcwith to pay his soldiers,
who began to murmcr, as they had
not the means of purchasing the ne
cessaries of life from the people Of the
town. I'm this dilemma, Says the
historian) what does this most saga
cious commander He takes a large
number Of little morseis Of paper, on
which he subscribed various surns.
large and small, and signs them with
his own hand and name. These did
he give TO the soldiery in earnest OF
their pay. "How," You will say, "arc
soldiers to be paid with scraps of pa
per-" Even 50, and well paid too, as
| will presently make manifest, for the
good Count issued a proclamation, or
dering the inhabitants to take these
morsels Of paper for the full amount
thereon inscribed, promising to redeem
them At future time with gold and
silver, and make his late impoverished
army abound in money" The histo-
rian adds-"The Count de Tendilla
redeemed his promises like loyal
knight; and this miracle, as it appear
ed in the eyes of the worthy Agaplda,
~ the first instance on record of paper
money, which has since spread
throughout the civilized world the most
unbounded opulence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Buy or YOUR OWN I'RApERs.-The
following bit Of advice, which VIC find
in the N. II. Statesman, is as applica-
BILE to this place, VIC reckon AS any,
and these remarks should not be con.
lined to traders only, but to all trans
rent persons who 60 from place to
place, seeking herewith they may fill
their own purse, and leaving no equiv
alent:
at It's discouraging to the perma-
nens trsdesmcn Of any place to be de-
serted BY their townsmen for new and
TRANSIENT rivals. Besides, it is unjust,
and, more than that, it works injury
upon the substantial welfare of given
town. The regular traders pay taxes
and aid in sustaining other charges.
while the migratory tradesmen avoid
them altogether.
The uniform course should be to
encourage and sustain citizens instead
Of transient dealers. Goods are now
being sent into the interior towns, un-
der the pfetence Of selling at lower
prices than BY the regular traders.
It = 20 in Concord, 20 elsewhere. Try
the regular tsaden. and you too, viii
Ind that they are ceiling goods q low
= they ought 70 30 and probably ~
ohsap = b migratory dsalers,1t 81 !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given thst the suhaes1nern -
= been duly Imprinted kxeecusOs A. 1nSos3vS3
o. tAe estate Of Alexander " Mc sroooe. 61aosSS6
l.Ss OF davenport, Ia the county Of Souet ~ 1eS
y Iowa, snd tsk.a upon themsslvss tAee eeue1 r.
giving bonds - the Law dtrects
AZ persons hsving demands upon thu eeooAs o.
ssi def easel are required u exhibit - aoe: ~
PERSONS indebted to the said estate ere collS1 -,
On 10 make Payment to
4. J. Lawn - -.
D. A. nc0Roo0A, 1xeoGesiI.
Davenport, love. New. 1OsA. 1851. fCeva1n0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
CIs1,As Hlieled Discovery.
n ! osiiive Ayue Eadit ator.
SHAKE NO MORE!
CUVELL'S BEBkRINE MIXTURE

Is positive cure foS +, and Ague and all bill
Xous diseases. This mt xture has been bef re the
public for number yesrs and has always been used
With success. Ill . hsrulless and certain remedy.
For sale le ~ Tayi or 4 Ballard. @ Eldrdse
tie ProprietSis.
y. A. PORTER q BRO.
lQth-iA0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
our JOB OFFICE.

9Aeos having prtnting work Of any description 70
- 49,, ~ ead ~ job Omce OF the STATE DE-
secaAs sAss - tara Il ont neatly, end at . mo-
tsses pstess. - say In the CITY, Our assortment of
tSuA - svssy other requisite, such az 70 leave
nsaAino 70 - desired 70 enable to furnish we'll
sseesaad boea work, oircu,srs, ipo.ters, aud sshs
49,. - cen b printed We invite any having
0an1e 70 sive cor once trial
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

SrLciE PLtNrrER.-Thcrc is very
little doubt that the present pay as you
go system is rapidly filling our country
with specie; and if it be continued
one yea, longer, gold and silver will be
more abauudaut than all kinds OF mon
ey were one year ago. With nations
AS 1t is with men--thcy can never be
very hug embarrassed by financial re-
vuls'on, provided they are not in debt.
Our country is decreasing rather than
increasing her foreign indcbtness, and
ttcre will certainly be AL active de-
mand for our produce next summer
In view Of such prospects, is it right to
ask farmers to sell their wheat for for
ty cents per bushcl Their is, we be-
lievc, time, close Mt hand when
New York spectators will "stand
a far oft and lament for their great
city"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

THRILLING SCEsE-1he Washington cor.
respondent of the Baltimore SUI. thus
writes.
thrilling scene occurred early Yesterday
morning between this city and Alexandria
The mail steamer. under command OF Cap
tain Ellis Rice. had left Alexandria with the
passengers, mails and baggage, in Connec-
ton with the Orange ard Alexandria Rail
road. When near the ''IIalf way Tree" the
steamer encountered Il field of ice, which,
with crashing sounds adcad and 1umbIiny
in the wheel house, frightened the lead
horses attached to one of the large omnibus
coaches OF Mr.. Hugh Latham.
The animals stared, and in an instant the
leaders were precipitated over the end of
the steamer into the river. The wheel
horses thus drawn ahead by their conpan
ions and pressed upon it in the rear by the
COACH with instinct true to nature, immedi-
ately perceiving their danger, threw them
selves back to avert it, tut had not the
power, and all four of the horses and the
coach were at once engulfed in the river
below, the large steamer passing directly
over them. One of the horses succeeded in
cxtricatlng himself from the traces, and ris
ing to the surface, swan about bewildered
in every direction.
An hour had elapsed before the return of
the boat from Washington, and as she ap
preached, the poor animal, almost exhaust
ed. made for her. A small boat was lower
ed. and the hands succeeded in leading the
noble swimming steed to the shore, where
every attention was paid to him. but he
subsequently died The other three were
drowned. and the coach entirely lost. Mr.
Latham meets with a loss of nearly Sl.5O
He has the sympathy Of numerous friends.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

MAFNYS COMBINED AEAPBD AND NOyxR
1N1 just reotiv-d ty the Subscriber, % Freof 49,
doors east Of Brady, and for sale end ~
livery Terms according to the times
"os|"im Les vIyIB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
EEIHE LIVER
INVlGOK ATOR
PREPARED by DR.. SANFORD.

rs agreat Scientific Medical discovery, and il daily
i working cures, almost toe great to believe II
cures as IL by magic, eren TIE frst dose giving BE-
neff and seldom more than bottle Is Iequ.red To
any kind Of Liver Complaint, from the worst
Jaundice Dyspepsia to a Common headache all Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
BOARDING.

OBVBRAL gentleman Can 10 ommodate6 with
- bOari and pleasantly situated Ioons, wsll.iurn-
shed within i've miuu.es Wa.k Of the Post Once
EuQuis the counting room Of the state Democrat.
1I6lrt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

ANOTHER New TERRIToRy.-Among
thd passengers by the Northern Light,
yesterday, was James w. Crane, Esq,
Of CALIFORNIA. who is on his way to
Washington As the representative Of
the Great Basin, or Carson Valley.
who are desrous Of having the portion
Of Utah lying near the boundry Of
California, erected into new Territory
seperatc from the Mormon dominion.
The proposed Territory embraces all
the region lying between the Sierra
Nevada on the west, the Goose Creek
range Of Mountains on the east, Ore
gon and Utah on the north, and the
Colorado On the south. The white
inhabitants of this immense and fertile
tract number about eight Thousand,
while the Indians Of the various tribes
which inhabitant it exceed hundred
thousand. The Indians are represent
ed as not ounfriendly to the
Americans" as absurbly called, nor
nnfavorablc to new Territory. The
Gregt Basin possesses immense mine
raj resources, Astounding in gold, silver,
and copper, while the valleys are ex-
tremely fertile. The people there are
living IN perfectly unorganized state,
without any form ofgovernment what
ever, and subject to no constituted au-
thority. The Mormons cannot exer-
cise any control over them, for they
will not pay tithes to the Saints Cali
fornia cannot give them any aid, as
they do not come within the iurisdict-
ion Of that State, and they are too
far removed from both Oregon and
NewMexicu to have any connection
with the Government those Territories.
As MIR Crane goes to Washington to
present the claims Of the Great Basin
to the protection of the Government,
we presume there will be no obstacles
in the way to prevent the District from
being erected into seperatc Territory
at the same time with the new Teri
tory Of Arizona. One Of the serious
difficulties which the people Of the pro-
pos'd new Territory labor under is they
have not yet been able to invent a
namefor themselves. The only, or prin-
clpa town in the country is called Gc-
noa and they have proposed calling the
Territory Columbus, in compliment to
the dlscoycrcr Of tho New World
but they viii do better to find name
of local signiiiancc.-N. \. Times. Isl. !