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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates


Eclose the money to address for the Tickets or
dered receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain /,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediate
y after the drawingoher Prizes at the usual time of
thirty days.
All commune ations strctlyc
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
June 4-1y-506 s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
gS- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or At
lanta, Ga, have their orders filled and time,
by addressing s. Swan Co.. at either of those cities
sSS- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is ent
tied to, will be published after every drawing In the
following papers Augusta (Ga) Oonstitutionalst,
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan
dard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Integencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldng (iss Clarion,
and Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat.
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OREGON ELECrIoN.-P.ivate letters from
Oregon state that election there has resulted
in favor of the Democrats, who carry the
legislature. Gen. Lane, it is said, will be U.
s. Sena tor
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New Furniturest Store.
SwcctyVater, Tenn.

Swcctwater. Tenn.
TENHE subscriber would respectfully to the
Il citizens Of Monroe and McMinn countless that he
has opened
furniture Soros
In the large white house formerly occupied by J. T.
Rowland deed, where he intends to Keep on hand
handsome assortment OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
and win compete with any house OF the kind, both in
quality and price. The present stock comprises
Mahogany aud walnut WardrObcs,
MARBLE TOP AND PLAIN BUREA Us,
Centre Tables Dining Tables Dressing Tables, and Ia
bes Of every description; Sofas, settees Dyans; Par
lor and Rocking Chairs, Plain aud Fancy Cane-seat
Chairs, Cottage Chairs; French Bedsteads, both
hogany and WALNUT Cottage Bedseads, and Bedsteads
Of all descriptions; Wash Stands, sc, &c.
The public invited to call and examine the Furn
ure and judge for themselves II sperhaps necessary
TO say that this Furniture is manufactured by John D.
Gray Graysve, Ga, and will be supplied at all times
necessary, on short notice. II. D. rEARW0oD,
May 81, '5S-tf-5O4 Sweetwater, Tenn.
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W The TuscumLia North Alabaman Of
the 22d instant, has the following para
graph:
Bank Of America, Clarksuille, Tsnn.-
The notes Of this Bank arc refused in bust
ness transactions in this region, not because
The bank has failed, but for fear il may fail.
Ills quoted at par in Memphis, we see. The
failure OF the Citizens Bank has made our
people extra cautious
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.-IlIGHLY IMPORTANT
The following reliable news from the
Southern Pacific Railroad, will be received
with pleasure 10y the bona fde subsrribers.-
We copy FROM the Memphis Appeal:
COMMERCIAL IIorEL,
MEMPHIS, July Is, 1858. {
To The Editors Memphis Appeal:
Through the influence oil your paper, and
otherwise, many honest persons have been
induced TO take stock TO greater or i IS de-
gree in the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
Il has been charged that the many
have been sacrificed for the benefit of u few.
I have nothing TO do with the merits Of
this case in this correspondence.
have this morning received from Texas
both letters and papers, which assure me,
that on the Sd inst, Dr.. } Fowlkes had grant
cd 10 him an injunction, the amount of which
can only result to the benefit of all the
stockholders, 50 that their interests may in
the meantime, aud with proper diligence,
be fully protected and hereafter preserved.
The Road, at last, it is hoped, will 90 on,
with energy, notwithstanding the efforts of II
few spectators to get it into their own
hands.
1t is believed that the united energy of DR..
Fowlkes, with that of distinguished gentle
man from several other States, recently MS
sembled IN New Orleans, now with him, will
secure and carry out in good faith every Oh
ject this Company has had in view.
Respectfully, J. DELAFIELD,
Cnun1al,r Ryr
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Havana Plan.

This is the old mode Of Drawing Prizes In one wheei'
and Tickets in another
Every Prize is drawn out.
Prizes Paid In full, without any deduction
Maryland state Lottery, Extra Class D.
To he drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday, Aug. rs, 1885,
eO.I65 Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
W. ,onld call particular attention to the following
splendid scheme, package OF 10 whole tickets cost.
inc only Ss0-and every other ticket being warrant
od IN draw SiO, determined by the number drawing
The Capital Prize, whether odd or even
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Notice.

. H. pcr.ons indebted TO the estate OF ', boyo,
~ p'sS arc hereby notified thai unless they
come harvard Immediately and pay their NC,es . " sor
Accounts viii be placed In the hand, o, y" oos 'V
collection. JosLth
July 20, is5s-9t-5l9
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CROP lNTELLIGENcE.-A correspondent Of
The Baltimore Sun, writing from Old Point,
says: The farmers sojourniDg here, all unite
in saying that the present crop of wheat, in
quantity and quality, is far inferior to that of
any crop for eight years; in many parts of tho
State not half crop has been made. The
quantity shipped to Baltimore this season
from tide-water Virginia will be far less,
probably not two-thirds Of former years.
II accounts be true, the millrrs in Richmond
may not get rs much wheat No they require
TO keep their immense mills in operation.
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HUNG IlMsELF.-A man recently got
married in Kentucky one day and hung him.
self the next. No doubt he wanted to try
all the variety Of nooses, to see which he
liked the best.
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New York, July 24--Cotton dull; flour 4. 10
a4.l5; wheat nominal; corn, white and yellow
90a95; mess pork l7.l2al7.20; bacon StaS4
for sides; 6a6A for shoulders.
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j. A. ANSLEY a. CO..


Commission and Produce Merchants,
Office on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. &a.,
NXTILL give prompt and personal attention TO the
Wv sale of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
all articles Of Merchandise consigned to them. Liberal
advances either in cash by accepances made on ar
tcles in store, when bills of adg accompany drafts
IA. AssLEY, IndiUidHdi Members Of }. NJ. HAND,
J. =. WILCOX, { Firm. Inn ANsI ey
REFERENCES :-Paddelford Fay 4 Co., Savannah, Ga.
Geo. W. Williams Co., Charleston, S. G. w A. Rich
ardson, Louisville, KY s. X. Reeder, Athens Tenn W.
b. Shapard Co., Nashville, Tenn.
NB.-A rigid adherence to the principles of a legti-
mate Commission Business will be observed.
JulV 1G-tf-bI0
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of
~. Nancy Fore, decd, are hereby notified
to call and settle the same. Those having
clans against said estate Will present them
within the time prescribed by law, duly au'
theniicated. a. ii. KEITH, Admr.
July 9th, l8bs-3t-bll
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CINCINNATI, July "a. Flour Unchanged
whisky %; wheat, new white 100; REQ 10;
mess pork active at 8 %; lard lOi bacon in
demand at 6laS; held higher.
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icy The Detroit Advertiser gives this in.
tcresiing passage in the life of the present
editor Of the Administration central or
gan:
The Administration editor of the WASH
ingtOn Union is Sim Johnson. lie used to
live at Grand Rapids. Old Rlx Robinson, of
Ada, Kent eeanty, once presented him with
apair Of s,oga boots, but in the hurry of the
Presentation hc forgot to take them off his
ieet. They were presented end-wise.
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~ NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.-rhc steamship
Texas, from Galveston, Texas, has arrived
Wlh two bales of new cotton, being the
HIsl new cotton received here this season,
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CITIZENS BANK DEVELOPMENTS. - The
Memphis Avalanche of the 2lst says:

We expect TO lay before our readers, in to-.
morrow's issue, something tangible in regard
TO the Citizens Bank swindle. lnvestiga-
tons are now going on, and so soon ms they
moke',heir report, the public will be able TO
form some opinion as to this miserable insti-
tuition. We trust the few worthless assets
belonging 10 the thing will be sent to the bot
lomless chasms of Chancery Courts, or swal-
lowed up by the sharks of law and the hun
gty officials of the Courts.
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Asthe examining committee OF Mrs. COOKIES
school, we feel it due the young ladies and
their accomplished Instructress. that ~. give
some testimonial of the high degree of salts
faction afforded us by the character of The
examination, which was thorough and imnar.
tial. As school the pupils acquitted them.
selves in manner highly creditable to them.
selves aud teacher, and worthy Of commenda
ton. The remarkable success with which
some OF the girls applied themselves to their
respective studies, merits more than a passing
notice. 1t Is impracticable to give a summa.
ry' sneh as would fairly represent our esti.
mate oil The comparative merits of the sever
al classes. And however desirable such a re.
port may be IN many respects, there are Oh
JectlOns to the plan which must be apparent
to every one VINO considers il We cannot,
however, torbear renarking that some of the
young ladies made such astonishing progress
during the last half session, IS evinced intel
lectual capacity of the highest order and a
cultivation as complete as il was rapid
The younger pupils gave evidence of having
accomplished the same degree of proficiency
IN the documentary branches taught by Mrs.
G., (sPelling, reading, writing, arithmetic, ge-
ography, Gc., as was attained by the older
scholars in knowledge of Green's Analysis,
Davies Algebra, Geometry, History, Phiioso.
phv, composition, IrosOdy, dc. All exhibited
II familiarity with their studies which was
matter OF surprise aud qualification. The ac-
quaintance of the more advanced pupils with
the higher branches of Mathematics and the
Classics was such as would have been credit.
able TO the At,mni of some of our male in
stitutions yclept Colleges.
The performances of Prof COOKIES music |
class, vocal and instrumental, gave a pleas
ing variety to the exercises, and we would ex-
press the opinion that no music class can pro
duce 50 many accomplished performers upon
the piano forte, or SO large n number of per-
fectly mUdulated voices without teacher
well skilled in the ",lvine art" of music
Prof. g. needs no commentator from us to
increase his popularity as a professor of mu-
sic. No one who has heard members of his
class play the Witches Dance" and other
equally difficult pieces of music, can doubt
his capacity to thoroughly instruct in the
heavenly science of melodious sounds
A CALDWELL, r. n. MCEwEN,
>. Is. Cooke, Mutton 2. JARNAGIN,
U. l.. YORK, ). NJ. ALEXANDER,
j. Is. TAYLOR, WIN. w. ALEXANDER,
;. IL. REEDEG, A. MCkELDIN
,s,.s...
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July 2. ls5s-4t-prs fec ss-5lO
Miller F. Rice, as the next friend of Nancy
Jane Seuter,
James p. Senter and others.
I Dr;o;,oI a.J I,s,,,,.y.a,, mn I

James p. Senter and others.
l0rigiHai and Injunction BIZ
IN this cause it appearing that John II.
l. Leuty aud wife Elizabeth Leuty, are non
residents Of the State of TENNESSEE, Vt Is order.
ed that publication be made in the Athens
Post, n newspaper published in the town Of
Athens. for four successive weeks requiring
said non resident defendants to appear at our
next Court of Chancery, to he held for tho
county of McNlinn. at the Court house in the
town Of Athens, Tennessee. on the Sd Monday
of August next, then and there to plead, an.
swer or demur to complansut's said BILL or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and heard accordingly.
WM LOWRY, c. t. II.
July 2, lS5S-It-prs fee $3-5l0
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Sulphur Springs,
Ikha. Enn.su

hPENED for the reception OF visitors Sth June
~ The Hotel buildings have been enlarged aud inn
proved, and the Accommodations are ample for hun
dred and hy or two hundred guests 1t is unnecessa-
~ to speak Of the medical virtues of the waters They
have been sufficiently tested and their reputation is
tablished beyond dispute. Iie ..a
There daily line of hacks running between Athens
Depot, East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad and the
Springs so that persons be conveyed to and from
them without mourning any delay.
June IL 1S5S-tes-5OTl w. s. GREER, Proprietor,
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B- The Fayetteville journal learns that
Vol V. X. Stevenson is about to resign the
Presidency of the Nashville and Chattano oga
hailroad Company, and that the Hon. +. X.
AOllicOtier isspoken of rs his probable cue
cessor We heard this vumor several days
ago but do not know how true IL is. The
Iumor assigns as the reason for Col Ste
ymenSon's contemplated resignation of the
Presidency Of the Nashville aud Chattanooga
nalIroad Company. that he proposes devo.
uns his whole energies to tho completion Of
'ne Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, OF
Which lie is also President.--U Union.
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MORE EVIDENCE RESPECTING THE RELIADILITY
OF SWAN d. Co.-The Tallapoosa Times, after
giving the concern of Samuel Swan d Co., of
Augusta. Geo, very good character, says
or MIR. 5 Swan, we feel 1t our duty to say
that we have had dealings with him many
years, and we have upon all occasions, found
him strictly honest, gentlemanly and pune
tual his promptness in paying his prize tick
cts can be attested in this county, by those
who have drawn prizes of some Importance,
since he has been engaged in the lottery bus.
mess all of them We're punctually responded
to. Their lotteries continue to draw every
Saturday throughout .he year.
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A Sublime Conception.

HNHIS Is an era OF light and knowledge Science Is
gradually Illuminating with its divine rays all that
was dark mysterious and incomprehensible In nature
We at last breaking through the shell Of substance
and getting at the kernel OF truth and reality. The
actual, in its hmsness and superhciality, is seen
through, and but the mask Of the infinite ideal
We are getting up the floating and delicate hbres OF
the clue to destiny and Philosophy, once free from the
letters OF ignorance will in due point every
body, and the rest of mankind, to the
STORE OF
II O r ton & Bry an,
as the place to procure their
Q Il q ~ III II b:
NAVEL
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Pin Hook Ferry.

NDERSONS travelling to aud from Sulphur Springs
u Rhea county, will find the Pin Hook Ferry Road,
by Sewee Mills the best and shortest route The dis.
lance from Athens to the Springs, by this road ~
miles. There is an excellent boat careful Perryman,
and good banks at both landings, and, comparatively,
no river hills to cross. w. O. PEAKE.
June IL, 1S5S-tlS-5OT
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DR., Samuel Gilbert,


FTER nm absence Of several years, engaged in the
successful prosecution of his profession, especial
ly In the cities of New York and New Orleans, has re-
turned to -
and is now prepared to treat
Chr MO ID i - O n - O -
WITH0UT SURGICAL OPERA TIONS
Owing to the fact of his having procured the assistance
of his son, ,,,,>,, =,
SILAS ". GILBERT, NJ. d.,
graduate of the jefferson Medical College Of Phila
d.nhia and who has had ample professional expert
ence In the cities New York ana charleston, patients
will now be treated more favorable terms than here
tofore. 49, "a, ,,. 49,, ,,a r.,
tsy- particular attention paid to the treatment of
CliRONIC DISEASES peculiar to females,
CANCERS JUNIORS, ULCERS, SlfHlLLS, DO.
During Dr. Giberts absence from THIS section OF the
Union certain persons have to the great detriment OF
many If those who have employed them, attempted to
initiate him protesting to have athorongh knowledg OF
his remedies and mode Of treatment The public Is mere
nv notified that Dr. Gilbert has no specific remedy Tor
nv that his success has been almost wholly
owing 40 his Dersondi skill and experience The iu-
dIcons use Of cnustic applications requires iuliy as
mnoh professional sagacy aud experience rs does the
successful use Of surgical Instruments. a.,
Pamphlets Of Testimonials &c Tor gratultous dsri-
hn,ion NAV be had on personal applicaton or ny adj
dressing I'M 5G.asn,a,,,s nni,Jin,N
,uv oim.SIo Memphis, TeAn.
uusr received and for sale, lot Of Preserve Cans,
- Also, one dozen Gilt Picture frames.lg by 10
July2 y -
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Thomas H. Hopkins, j. F. MOrfOrd. next friend,
DC, ct al,

Thomas II. Hopkins, J. F. Morford, next friend,
DC, ct al
V&
Thomas VI. Galloway, James II. Rodes, ct al
original aud Injunction Blu
this cause it appearing that the heirs of
L John IL. Rodes aud of Greeuberry Rodes
deed, Charles p Rodes, Thomas J. Rodes,
Benjamin +. Rodes, Nicholas Debtor and wife
Mary, Thomas Labon and wife Amy, aud -
Cole aud EmIly J. Cole, formerly Emily J.
Knight, heirs.atlaw Of Charles Rodes, deed,
are non residents of the State Of Tennessee,
it is ordered that publication be male in tho
Athens Post, newspaper published in the
town of Athens, for four successive weeks.
requiring said non resident defendants to ap.
pear at our next Court of Chaneerv, to be
held for the county of McNlinn, at the Court
house in the town Of Athens Tennessee, on
the Sd Monday of August next, then aud
there to plead, answer or demur to complain
ants said bill, OF the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and heard accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, G. IL ~
July 2. ls5s-4t-prs fee sS-5lO
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The Managers have been compelled from the numer i
ous complaints made to them, OF ne s Tn S
, ~ those who have been attending to the hlng OF
orders to resume the correspondence business ana IN
their own name ... o,i,
order Tickets from the Managers onIy; co
Address all letters to H. n,.i,o,o Ma
Ri O. v-1Oi ba'"''''' 49,
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s3S An Auburn gentleman recently en-
ployed novel mode Of cleaning out an OBJ
s'rueted drain. lie used a large eel, which
worked itself through in two hours, and was
followed by water.
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Maryland State Lotteries
r. FRANCE g. CO., Managers
Maryland state LOtttrItsi PrsseIl tH'
d Schemes
FOR AUGUST, 1858.

or the Maryland State Lotteries present the following
Splendid Schemes
FOR AUGUST, 1858.
They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware OF order
inc Tickle In Lotteries where large Capt.
tall are offered for small cost OF Tckets-a such are
swndles.
Tbe MARYLAND Lotteries have been In existence for
Forty Years They are drawn by State Officer and
can be relied on. II you draw Prize, you will get
your money. The whole country Is flooded with Bogus
Iottery concerns. Beware OF them.
az Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Maryland state Lottery, Class N,
To be drawn in Baltimore Saturday, Aug 21st, 1888.
20 n..w, paliots In each Package of 26 Tickets,
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6,48S Priz
Nearly one Prize TO Eoery Nine HckefsI
NTaEnifiOent Scheme.
To ha draV Satu in
Approximation Prizes,
..S32O,OOO

J,ISO Frlzes, amounting TO ............S32U.UUU
Whole Tickets slo-HaIDes5-Q ~.
g8- A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any DESTROYS of receivingit.
Certificates IF Packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
90 10 Half " ..,,... 40
" 10 Quarter - ........ 20
4" 10 Eighth ........ 10
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QUEBEC, July 24.-The Montreal ocean
steamship Indian, Captain Thomas Jones, has
arrived with Liverpool accounts to Wednes.
day July l4,h.
liverpool Cotton Market.-The sales of
Cotton for three days of $4,000 bales of
which Spectators and exporters took 1000
bales each, leaving TO the trade 1900 bales
The market declined H., but the principal
decline was in the low er grades, and all quail
tiles closed dull.
State of Observation-Disclosures adviccs are
unfavorable-there was little enquiry, and
prices were weak
Liverpool BreadstuGS Market-The circu.
lars report business dull.
London Money MarkeL-The money mar
ket is unchanged. Consols were quoted at
96t
The steamship Agamemnon, engaged in
attempting TO lay the Atlantic cable, had re-
turned to Queenstown.
1t had been determined by the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, that the fleet should
start out again on the 9Th of July, in
another attempt TO lay the submarine ca
tle
1t was reported that the Mahommedans
had massacre at Judah about tAenty Chris
tians, including the English and French Con-
snls. Three British men-ot-war had been
ordered there.
Late news Ind been received from India
and China, but was nnimportant.
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H1OsN! CORN !-The subscribers will give Cash
q Tor Corn for the next ten days.
July IS robson, SARTAIN & co.
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BANK OF TENNEssEE.-The GAINESVILLE
Jtffersonian says:
d. We hear that the Branch of the Bank Of
Tennessee ut this place is meeting all de-
manGs upon il in coin by whoesover and
whenever presented. This is practical re-
sumption OF specie payments. 1t is but JUS
tice to the Branch here to say that never
since the suspension has it refused the specie
~ the business community.
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Fountain Hell, July 10, ls5s-tL5l9

VOR ACCO.-Just received, on consignment, a lot
of good Tobacco which will sell cheaper then any
one, for cash or wheat. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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oi' i'Uio, July ~.
Our Leavenworth dispatches of the 10Th
Inst, per U. s. Express to Bonneville, say
tina: private dispatches from Washington
state that new military posts are 10 be ere
a,ed at Big Timbers and the Cheyenne
Pass.
A despatch from st. Joseph of the 18th
inst, says the Salt Lake mail has arrived, with
dates 10 the Goth ult.
Gen. Johnston entered Salt Lake City on
the 29th ult.
Capt. Marcy was with the headquarters in
the city,
The Mormons have invited to return and
take possession of their deserted homes.
Provo was still the rallying point Of the
NormOns.
The Express, with orders from the War
Department for Gen. Harvey, was only six
miles in his rear.
Grass was plenty on the route and the In
dams were peaceabe
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~,ouN--CORN.-s.K X. REEDFR wishes to pnr ,;
chase large quantity OF Corn LOT "h''" i,y on
nav the market price.