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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
THE BURIAL K'ET!
CRANES PATENT.


THE undersigned have received large supply
| of all sizes and styles of these beautiful Met
allie Burial Cases.
The Casket is the most chaste and elegant
for the dead that has ever been brought
before the public. They are finished in the fresi
style. being beautifully lined with white satin,
and furnished with the finest French plate glass,
they give q full and perfect view Of the quiet
sleeper within.
The Casket is perfectly air-tight, composed Of
metal, and will last for ages.
Bsg@ We have now a supply of the Casket on
hand, and respectfully invite our friends to call
and examine them. Jtt
They have also the exclusive right to sell with
in the limits of Yazoo County.
risks Metallic BurIal:Cases
C0FFINS win be made for those who prefer
them Orders attended to at sill hours, whether
by day or night, or Sunday.
FITCHETT & FLEMING.
Yazoo City, August 10. $50. G &
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aoratio Stone, the sculptor, has matured
and modelled bis design of statue Of
Thomas II. Benton, as he ofteo appeared
before the American Senate.
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advertisements.
NJ. L. ERLIoH.. FRANKLIN.
M. L. ERLICH & CO.,

M. L. ERLICH & CO.,
EA0 AUT &wg2 mumEs
Gone door above Barksdale Il Netherlands, }
IETOULD respectfully inform Their customers.
w friends and fellow-cit of Yazoo and
vicinity, that they have received and are receiving
by every packet the most complete and well
selected "
STOCK OF FALL GOODS
ever before offered in this place, consisting in
part of Ladies' and Children's Dress Goods, Of all
colors and patterns, varying in price from rs
cents to $40 per pattern
HATS and CAPS of every variety from %
cents to SIS,
so Gases BOOTS and SHOES, from 81 90 to
SIS per pair.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and vALICES, from
rs cents to 1926 each.
CARPETS and MATING, the prettiest figures
and colors, and all of the latest styles, from 80
cents to 81 IS per yard.
White, Red, Blue and Yellow, plain and twied
FLANNELS, cheap.
100 dog. Linen, Marseiles, White and Colored
SHIRTS. from so cents to So each.
MAJ" All our goods will be sold lin proportion)
as low as the above.
Our stock of
FALL CLOTHING
has been manufactured to order and for quality
durability aud cheapness, cannot be excelled
Also 3-4 to 1914 wide black and brown SHEET
lNGS and SIIRTINGS, and general assert
ment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Cutlery.
and everything that goes tc make the complete
stock Of first class Dry Goods house
Bssi" All we ask is an inspection Of orr Goods
for which we make no charge, and which we
cheerfully, knowing that our friends will be SIS
isfed, after inspecting, that we are selling GOOD
cheaper than any other house in the State.
Sept II, 1859
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New Firm.

New Firm.
TT AVING purchased the entire interest of Mr.
III j. Hoffman in the late finn of Hoffman s
Zeln;cker, will continue the business, as here
tOfore, on my own account
}tt s. s. ZELNICKER.
YazOo City, Sept. 1st- 1869. (Sept. 3.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire
interest in the late house of Grubbs & We're
dth, will continue to carry on the Grocery, Pro-
duce and commission business at the old stand
in this city, and respectfully solicts a continue
ton of the patronage of the late firm, and of the
public generally. G. W. GRUBBS
Yazoo City Miss, May 20, 1869. [40-tf
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80
NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS.
SHOP IN YAZOO CITY.

EMERY E. MILLER, Main Street, ms
IL a on hand, and will constantly keep large
and varied assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS
CARRiAGE TRIMMINGS & SADDLER's HARDWARE
He is also prepared TO repair and trim Cara
ges and Bugges at short notice.
Being practical mechanic and Intending tt
employ none but GOOD w0rkmen, | shall al
ways furnish good work at reasonable prices
to those that may favor me with their patronage
will also be in constar receipt Of first class
stock from New York.
0~F do not wish TO make the good Gus
omcrs pay for tae bad, will pursue the CASH
system. II L. W.
MAY q, lS57-l-lv.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

J'HE co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween GEORGE W. GRUBBS and V. T
MEREDITH, under the firm, name and style Of
Grubbs & Meredith is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
The closing of the firm business will be attend
ed to by the late partners or either of them.
G.. w. GRUBBS.
VT MERIDETH.
YazoO City, Miss, May 90, 1859.
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Yazoo City, Aug. 6, 1859 40.
a CARD.
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP

ON MAIN STR EET.
THE undersigned having establish FEW
| ed themselves in the carriage ma ~ ~
king and repairing business, inform XZ-S2--
their friends and the public, that they are nov
prepared to do all kinds of carriage and wagon
work with neatness and durability. They will war
rant their work to give satisfaction MS to price and
execution. JOHN REILLY u co
Yazno City. February -, 1859 lily
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Ibr 1ln,oo Democrat.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

5Sa COPY ONE YEAR, if paid in advance So o.
Il net paid within one month, :;;;;;:;I:; 2 81
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New ll1YerY stabIe.

: IlHE undersigned, having erected l
| Stable, on Main Street, opposite tkxN
the store of Link & Harrison, offers E[A
his services to the public-in the feeding and
hiring line-on as reasonable terms as any other
Stable in the place. at
The stableis built on plan to give air and
light to the horses heads, which is very impor-
tant for their health and comfort. fiaf
Every pains will be taken to give satisfaction
to customers. Give me trial. ariGedf
r. B. WILSON.
YazOO City, May 9th, l86s.-n.
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LATER

The trial Of The conf deFales or John Blown IN
the affair al HaFper,s Ferry continues the first
subject Of interest In the Eastern States Capt
Cooks trial commenced ON the Sth aIt He
has published Twenty-Five sfoolscap pages OF q
confession, In which he duplicates Fred. Douglass
and DR.. Howe, Of Boston. Cook and ali The
other prisoners are condemned 10 be hung on THE
10Th, Friday next.) i Is generally expected
that Gov. Wise will respite Blown. and hang ali
on the same day, Tbs Hon, Gerlit Smith is
reported an inmate Of the New York State Luz.
matte Asylum. Grief over the misfortune 81
Brown has borne him down and unsettled his
reason Pred. Douglass has taken refuge In Can.
ada. He denies promising to be nt Harper,s
Ferry, as charged upon him by Cook, hut ae-
knoWIedges enough 10 show That he was fully
consersant with Browns intentions. He, how
ever, admits he is ready 10 itwTiie, speak, pub
lish, organize, combine, and even 10 consplre
against Slavery, when there Is q reasonable hope
for success Men, he says,Sho live BY ing their
feltownen OF thsirlabor and liberty have forfeit
ed their right oknow anything Of the thoughts,
feelings, or purposes of those whom they rob and
plumber. They have, by the single act Of slave
holding, voluntarily placed themselves beyond
the laws Of justice and honor, ard have become
only fitted for comPanionship with thieves and
pirates--the common enemies of God and Of an
mankind. While il shall be considered right 10
protect ones self against thieves, burglars, rob.
bers, aud assassihs, and to slay avid beast Ia
the act OF devolIring his human prey, n can never
be wrong tor The imbruted and Whip-s AIRED
slaves, or their friends, 10 hunt, hafrass, and
even strike down the trafIickers ia human desh,
: There have been terrible fires at New Orleans,
destroying much property. 5..
The New York State election has resulted in
favor Of the Republicans, /: & s=.-s. +
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"a .lso hat the support Of that army
.te .,.iis md promises 70 y .tlll less sxpeIr-
81 z M, M future, than when hs leg! asked for
"a Asp w, ,Ss sa y ns asa con- .s
~ Ps, " III army drawing lufge supplies
~ Il. soii Il tbs Territory. and that item q
W -. m % BE lost sight Or when appllca alton
I.8s for continuance q present policy !
- Z. rIeased 10 iihd that present surnlsines
pala . =. INT i fear that time will demon.
- =, ,5.I "a are too nigh the facts.
- ~ ,. sIll Is pleased 10 learn that the Hon.
y a Hooper arrived q Florence on the 18Th
y "a n s. hls passage to Washingfoa hes been
q. u. N ,he leading papers, and aklndly Eel-
&c An extended 10 him By gentlemen 81 the
Z N n I'M former acquaintance.
E,am what ! learn yon may expect 9 large
..sfion next season from the States and from
lind. Mr.. Calkins calculates that the forth.
/ previous year
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had notified nor that de mines wsre blown Il
BY mistake g 5sl & III !.
Many fresh arr tests were made & Parma a IL.
count q the late assassination. Tranquility
prevailed. i5's
SPAIN.
The Spanish Cortss had approved the Bin Tor
increasing The strength Of the army 10 100000
men, with full power % increase the number b.
g, 900 more il necessary
AUSTRIA.
II was reported that the Emperor of Austria
viii proceed 70 the frontiers 81 Prussia aud Po-
land, there to meet the Emperor of Russia.
INDIA AND CHINA. .A
4 Letters from China ~ The mail confirm the
report of the favorable reception IL Nc. Ward,
The American minister, al PekIr. The news "
his arrival ii Pekih was brought 10 Sbanehae BY
Russian ennboat, butno letters were received
from hun, u was reported that he would De at
Shanghae about Tie end Of August, and that he
expected 70 be able to send home the ratified
treaty BY the following mail, sl.
THE TREATIES.
LosDoN, Oct Ig.--The Post has dispatch
from Paris, dated last night, stating that three
distinct instruments will BE- signed al Zurich. the
treaty between France and Sardinia will be-
signed IN day or two; the tsipartite treaty will
be signed subsequently, Il i4.Es n 5
The Times Of this morning states that the
terms Of the Zurich treaty are almost Identical
with those agreed to q vilIafranca. Il
THE LATEST NEWS.
4 The voyage Of the Great Eastern 10 this con-
linent is definitely postponed; she was expected
TO leave Holyhead for Southampton on the "a ulf.
where she wOnld remain tili she left for Liver.
pool IN the spring. Mr.. Scott RusseII,s services
AZ engineer have been Dispensed with.
. The weather has been very stormy along the
English aud Welsh coasts, causing great damage
70 shipping and attended with great loss of life.
The splendid steamer Royal Charter was totally
lost on the 26th Of October hi Muifa RED BAY,
near Bangor Four hundred and forty. Eve per-
sons were lost, and only thirty nine saved. All
The women persisted. There was about half a.
million sterling ON board and is recovery 81
doubtful. III .. .., ,s*$ IS ri .;:. s5; II
Lord Bfoughsm has been elected Chancellor Of
The University Of Edinburgh. The widow Of the
late Sir Robt Peel i dead. The French Govern
nent has ordered one hundred gun boats, mount
ID with Is guns each, 10 be completed with the
utmost dispatch. The arrangement for the
combined French and English expedition against
China, has been completed, and its departure
Fixed for the first fortnight Of February The
American Ambassador had returned from Pekin,
without having obtained the ratification Of the
treaty at that city TIE ratification had taken place
~ commission al Pc Hoang The London Times
ID an article urging ilIe dispalch Of The Chinese
says that il the private American
etters from China speak ihe truth, Mr.. Ward.
With q studied intent TO ridicule him, was drawn
% Pekin by mule and donkey tandem fashion.
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ADMINIIsTR:AToR,s SALE.

sDY virtue Of an order az the Probate Court for
ID Great Salt Like County, will be Sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION, en- Saturday, January Tttt,
1860, ut the SaheTibet's Law oTTlcE. East Tenn
pie Street, q, S. T.. Cay, the following described
property, belonging 10 the Estate OF ALMoE w !.
13ABBIrT, Esq. late Of @; s. L, City. deceased:
The HOMES TEAD, Consisting Of one fne,
large Dwelling HOUSE, well finished, with . good
well of waeEat the door, 4 commndiOns Barn,
Out Hoasrs. &C., with the Lot pertaining thereto,
containing some Two and half acres Of laHd, sitq-
ate II the 9Th Ward. :: :: :..@ = 80
A,so, one small DWELLING HOUSE, and
full Lot, In said Ward, and one Small HOUSE
and qaartst Lot, situate IN the 18th Ward, 6. S,
L. City, together with one good Pianofofte.
Also, al the same time and place. VIII be sold
The following Catalogue Of Law BOOKS, viz
10 vols. U. S. Digest, ] MeicSlf & Perkins, 10
Bdeoh's Abli4gment, 3 CsweB's Treatise Htl's
Reports. 2 N. York Digest, ! Dehlo's Reports,
1 Story ON PromissoFy Notes, 4 do. on Bsiimenis,
- Cruises Digest. Hamm6nd's Reports, 2 Phil.
lip on Evidence, L Wile0x's Digest, Z Hosenden
on Fraud, Gilman's Ills. Digest, 8 KiHRieis
Law Compendium, Ghitty's Pleading, Poth-
ie.s on Contracts, Bailey on Bills, StaIkie on
SANDER. Powell on Deyises, 3 Chitiy on Bills,
sc, 2 Espinasse,s Nlsi Pfins, do. on Evidence,
- Ohio Rsports, 2 Danlap's Practice, 3 Chitty's
tPteadingss Il AIcbbold,s do, l Gfeenleaf on Evil
dence, 2 Backstune,stCo Commentaries, 3 Tomia's
Law Dictionary, Philip on EHidencs,2 Stery's
Equity PleadiEgs,l Kinaie's Kent Commeuisr.
! les, 10 American Jnfist, . Chitty's Common
7 Law, 1 Story on Balimeuts, Sc. - n.
1 Sale to commence at | o'clock, pm, on said
day, when attendance will be given, and eoudi-
iions made known by, g. -. 81. : T..
t... -: WI. APPLEBY, RI.
| 9gs." @.=. K IA =: Administrators, &c.
NB.--An persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
! A. w. Rabbiit, Esq, DECEASED, ON notes Of hand
rents, or otherwise, are requested 10 max e imme!
date payment; and any one having hooks belong
ing 10 ssd estate in lheiT possession; loaned OF
] otherwise, are requssted 70 rsturn them to me-
Immediately. W. ]. A.
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MOONS 81 /. RROoSIsi.

ETyHE undersigned resp ctfulIy announce that
4 il they have opened a BROOM r ACT1RY,
III the 2nd Ward, 3 Liocks south Of t3ibson's,
ON Emigration street, where they intend keeping
a good article Of brnoms on hand for sale. They.
will also take broom corn 10 work up on shares.
A share or public patronage is solicited
+. 81. THO MAS COL BORN,
2-tf HENRY TRIBE. &.
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GET THE TR UE TIMEt
b Al LIZA N, K. 7.

II MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
his sincere thanks 10 his brethren
IN and friends at large, for the very liberal pat.
ronage he asreceised during the three years
past he has done business IN this city, and hopes
by strict attention 10 bushes and executing work
a liberal shore Of the public patronage. .ss
His stock II Of the best quality. Watch
glasses inserted from so cents 10 IS cents
each. Gold and Silver W teles, Old Gold, Silver,
&c, pnrchased Il liberal ptice for cash. 4. !.
{ OfFlcE ON East Temple Street, opposite Mr..
Nixoa's Sore, west side, G.. s. T.. City.
g. ..<.= =.. ,.ls-z.- z$. w, BAELAN. =.
= N. BAH persons indebted TO me, are re-
/ 1911 - 8 s.. 81 w. b,
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roRGIVE NE TI n 4 DrnT,

III AM notable 90 forgive yon the Debt YOU owe
il me, and can pay, or would, Many owe me
ia this rity for Goods furnished them wears ago.
willie hundreds owe mo through tie Territory.
For years youhave owed me, and never said pay,
my money, Irrespective 81 per- ons, TINT j may
my NY own debts ! win take any kind cf Pro-
dnee. paId immediately; IL NOT nionay or asfoT-
gigenass's sloleWill do. i promise very ono that
owes me That " lthinihifty days win comneLca
sui, if they don0t cali ard settle.
II-tE s. M. BLAIR.
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CONF, GET YOUR MONEY.
w. L. APPLEBY,

ATTORNEY a. COUNSELLOR aT Law.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCE "
VTTIIaL attend 10 Tie collection Of Debts,
sNN Claims, Sc, In tie Territory oE Utah
Powers of Attorney Tpr the States. Canada,
aeniinte 81 otherwisej. Deeds, Bonds. Mort-
esres. Bills 81 Sale, Declarations for Bounty
Land Warrants, Pensions, Iidisn clafms, &c,
Sc, drawn up legally and with dispa,ch.
Legal counsel given free Of charge. where be
transacts Tie business.
Having bad some twenty years pratice IN the
business, he warrants atpapers executed BY him,
where the clam u Just and Information CORRECT.
Bills made and Books posted, &c. ].
TENNIS LIBERAL.
OryIcE ii Mr.. Ballan's Watch and Iewelry
Store, East Temple Street, west side. q, s. II;
City. . VII 4. ID. left III
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ROPE-lIAKIN1s IN ALL IT'S
81: BRANCHES. ST: ... .. 4
#. .~:z s.. ri P. G UH T. - ..% BE-. p :. ;.

% EsPEcTFILL.Y informs the inhabitants or
Ii Utah, that he has commenced spinning and
hackia Flax and Hsmp, and manufacturing
everything belonging 10 Rope-makIng, such as
Ropes, Lines, Bedcoris, Irvine, Haiterst cordsI
Girdles, all kinds Of cordage; and Ieven intend
TO spin horse, COW, and hogs hair for Ropes,
Cords and Mattresses. :.3 &. $3.50.
Flax and hemp being prduciige and useful
for all kinds Of manufactures In this country,
Feel TO encourage all Ia: possession Of farms 10
cultivate these products; and having for many
years practised this trade in Denmark and Ger
many, have The hope 10 be OF some nss in these
valleys, and respectfully call the atteniionof the
public to this advertisement. Having obtained
great experience in this business. I promise
everybody who will try snd trust me. fair and
honest trtatHlent The payment can be on
share or according 10 any Other agreement.
My gsidence i close to ttle sc HoOIr HOUSE
In the 10Th Ward. il E. .gs ~. E
+ G. s L. City, Dee. l, 1859. ~ p l5.2t
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ERCIHANTs AND OTHERS
JOHN B. MAIRFN

MILL attend to the COLLECTION OF.
M ACCOUNTS throughout The Territory,
and any other business that mdp be entrusted 10
his care, On removable terms
Being Travelling Agent Tor the MouNTAIsEKa,
any Accounts left al the Office Of that naper.
will be duly forwarded and attended to- i3-if n
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THE MoUNTAINEER DEC. 10, 1859.

W Judge Douglas, and addressed 10 Mrs.. Luev
stone The letterrepreseRte Mr. Douglas n
taking . deep interest in the womsn,s rights
movement, and makes him say that be regrets
that he cannot be present IL the convention.
Lucy knocks the letter and Senator Douglas also
n the head q the same time BY the following
spicy note:-- En-
BosroN, Oct IL, 1859.
am surprised 70 learn that the letter going tiie
rounds Of the papers, pnrp0Tting 10 be iron,
Stephen Arnold Douglas 10 me, d being received
As . yeriiable correspondence. The hoax seemed
to me 70 barefaced that never gave il 4 second
thought. haxe never written 10 or fecslyed Z
line from Mr.. Douglas. and his not 10 such men
that the woInans rights cause appeals Tor helpers.
Lucy SFonE
MonrkLfTY AMoNa IHDIaNs = 81. Louis, Oct |.
III IN arrival IL ST, Joseph from sioux CIV.
announces . terrible malady among the OMAHA
Indians, some fifty Of their number having died
recently. The Indians think II il The effect Or
eating the meat Of the buffalo, affected with
bloody murrain. The Indians had thrown away
all the meat Of the one thousand hufFaloes which
they had put mp for winter use, and were prepaf-
ing for another buffalo hunt. .f Il
ArrAtRa III UTAH Dispatches have been rs-
ceiyed al the War Department from Utah They
report everything quiet and orderly, so far a. the
army and MoEmoIs are concerned The Indians,
however, are iroublesonies and continue their
depredatiOns.
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FARrT ron sALE,,.,

GITUATED eight miles north Of Great Sail
~ Lake City, occupying an area Of III acres,
with House and Eorrsls. The most Of the land
Ia good meadow. Cash or stock taken ID pay.
men' GEORGE ID. GRANT, n. Z.
Fl H.tf 13sIi w ard, q. s. Il City.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

E. -
. The Moniteur officially announces that ON the
18th q treaty Of peace was signed Al Zurich be-
tween France and Austria. p, 81 3.
Referring 10 Tile contemplated European Con-
gress The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says; Eleven powers viii meet, viz. The
1--WE great powers and Sardinia, Spain, Sweden
Portugal, Naples and Rome.
The London Post says that preliminary nego-
tiaiions for congress ere only going on; il being
much easier to plan a congress than to complete
the necessary pTeliminafiee. England IL pledged
to enter no congress nnlesssihe independence and
free action Of Central Italy pTeyou Nv under
stood 10 be guaranteed. Ii IL understood that
the question Of The Lombard debt was left 10 ihe
arbitration Of the King Of the BeIgians. s .;: 4
GREAT BRITAIN. i.sa. siS
The Great Eastern continued at HoIyhead.
Prince Albert visited her on the 18th, during the
sejouIn o. the royal family a Bangor, but The
Qaeen did MT 20. zsl ss=5 ~ :.<.
Lady Frankil has resolved to sell the steam
yateh Fox which so snecessfuily conveyed
Capt. McClintoek, and his brother heroes TO the
fnlfilmrnt Of their mission. The sale is 10 take
place al Elotd's, early IN November, and will 4,
doubt create much interest. 55:
The exact time for the departure Of the Greai
Eastern for America still seems as undecided u
ever The day when the Great Eastern vii
ENhtty tSuNp ttHis " ilf uDhIn utHhuE-T
The Prince Of Wales had commenced his col
lege studies at Oxford. . z1 .:..., =:
,.-s .,.A *. lls3.. FRANCE. @sa<.s Ii
The French government having made advance
10 Piedmont both before and during The war 10 III
extent OF %, 900 900 france, 10 arms, proyision
and money, now claims only q "Reminiscences
Of that sum. ss+ -. s. q = 81. Is Il r..
Il was reported thai tho Archbisbon Of Bor
deaux would soon visit Rome Al the desire Of th
Emperor, to press upon the Pope the necessitl
for ret0rm. : ,.se... .s..s ~. e
II is asserted that France will only recall he
forces from Rome when the form Of govern
nent there renders their presence no longer ne
eessaIy. sss~ .s.sR> .
Ftsa.*>4 ! i. =, ITALY. ~. q
The King Of SardiniA had visited Genoa amidI
much enthusiasm. While there he Ieesi lived III
Dowager Empress Of Rassia. = =
| The ofiieiaI PiedmoHtsse Gazette states ina
| on representation made by Sardinia, Austri
had suspended the works at Boeca ds0rfo, an
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NYIIE.AlII.T.IE Y,KlIl..AlNTr,Inl..

tASH and Store Goods raid fof WHEAT
~ delivered At Jordan MilIe, and IL Jorda,
Mills Depot III g. s.. Z. CITY, ~ &. ii q ~.
lO.tf FELT 81 ALLEN.
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NOTICE.

,TtAMFs 10 my corral, Monday, Dec. 5, . light
~ colored grsy-horse MULE, with saddle
marks; no brands visible. 5
I6.lt 5S. a. WINS, 14th Ward.
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NOTICE.

T HAVE tslSen an, AZ Session Settlement a
II dark red STEER, 2 years Old last Spring. 81
i small sine, ilegible brand on the Ieft hin. i
wish the owner to fetch the same. and nav
charges 1921 JAMES FAcKRELL, III
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A ADVERTISEMENTS
EOR SALE.

A. T Biz Cottonwood, Holidays Settlement, a
IN HOUSE aud n Acres of LAND, with
Sisch. yard and Corral, price $3.50 co. Apply
10 William r. Smith on the premises. l6-H
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-10
WANTED.

ii QUANTITY Of MOUNTAIN MAH0-
IN GANY suitable for making Balls for Ten
Pin Alleys; FOR which good price will be paid
BY IA 81 JAS. BIRD, 1ilh Ward