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BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & co.

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EMP RUM
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Where constantly kept iu and complete ss.or..n, of
SCI O O z II O oES.
-Comprising-
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School INKsTANDs and PAPERS Of every description
Bold 81 publiahers' and manufacturer prices
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Also, . large assortment Of ALBUMS comprising a |
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Backgammon Boxes. - Chess and Chess
hne assortment Of CHEssMEN. DoMINoEs, BACK
CANNON BOXES, CHESS BOARDS DICE and BOXES,
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Playing Cards.
large supply of the celebrated manufacturer PLAYING
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large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER,
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md qualities. Also. CAP LETTER PAPER nled and
lain, at manufacturer prices.
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| DrscouRAGrNG FROM THE PIKE's PEAK MNEs.--In
the 81 Joseph tMo) West, Of the 18th. we find the
following. which is probably much nearer the truth
than most Of the reports from that region:
From gentleman Of our city who had been pre-
pairing to start to the diggngs during this week,
we learn that he has declined the trip altogether, To
this conclusion he has been driven by the statements
o. MS brother who has just returned from the mines
and reports them too improbable for working.
His brother says that the crowds going out are
almost beyond computation, and that between
Kearney and Laramie, and even beyond Laramie,
coming this way, one meets train after train daily
and often four or five abreast on the prairies, en-
route for the gold BE states however, that hundreds
Of companies were fitting up to return to the States
when he left the mines, and that the tide Of emf
grafton will be Eastward, instead of as it is now
That there is gold enough in the mines to nav
laboring and Industrious from one to two dollars
per day, be afirms Of his own personal knowledge.
but that nearly If not quite all Of the wonder.
full stories Of persons taking out SIS to day, are
pure fabrications.
We do not pretend to vouch for the correctness of
these statements but they have evidently been relied
on by one of our own citizens, whose information de-
rived from man whose relationship would preclude
all suspicion Of desire to deceive looks as if it might
be correct.
We mention the matter as an item of news. and
leave our readers, and especially the emigrans, to
judge FOR themselves.
Inc same gentleman represents that in consequence
OF 60 many emigrants starting too early, that much
suferiDg and destitution exist among them on the
route. Notwithstanding the various conflicting ac-
counts received here however the emigration keeps
up IN most astonishing manner and hundreds are
leaving US daily for the promised Eden.
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sp 0rlssns 8aiIp Crescent.


Ansllyssssxy 6ysnes -
1es6 ~ ina ma q shs Fssuch and Enslist
81 slssd - Raisa pm Y Pstropaulowsta, and
1bssd h assaitsd
G Isss - - essAl round he fAils u st. Mary'a
Y ~. uJdkl1an ~ cumpssted and accepted.
- . - nagwoeth, the popular and distin
~ Z = Ill q In residence in Edgworths
1oSs, 1f1lnn1.
III W Rogers, IN American commodore
Sas - = Asssd ~ chip Warren, OF Buenos Ayres.
fSIt BS&1ls d Bantxen, which had continued two
-; ~ PEessans were driven from their position
S. ~ Iapoleca advanced 70 Breslau, leaving 1870
4 1Sonch1nen dsad.
asIs Brilish attached sacketts Harbor.
16c9s Battle of Ealing. 10 Austria. It began BY
1lrlpus &ttack upon the village Of Asperne, which
- iakea and r-tAken several times. EssIing sus-
elaa1 sAfss ATTACKS also. Night interrupted the &C.
- - Austrians exuting in their partial success,
4 msp6ason surprised that be should mot have been
whally succesful. on either side the carnage had
49, trsibls and the pathways Of The village were
u1lly choke4 With the dad.
DA1tsic Surrendered to tho French after
ne q altycue dayA II garrison At frst consisted
= - 80 400 deserted only 5000 were taken; 500
! enausa and imnsnls stores fell into hands Of the
e Efsach
7seA n ~ intssnsnt In he cemetery Of Pere
r 0Aaile e ~ lid out and prepared BY order Of
] Dcnapaxts.
s lsSs na3tls u Tenblo and Cologne; the French
~ lsiAns !; he gallant French General
~ - kfla1s ,.
IN - General Wayne defeated q con.
y Btitiah under Colonel Brown, near
n ~ fa.t Drs4dnoughs surrendered to the
= snder General Lee.
M VIlass 81 Johnstown, New York, burned by
IA 15ss BsltiA ships Active and Fayorite captured
~ HpAniah sh.p Hermione from Lima, with cargo |
- 40. The four highest British officers shared
A26e 90 sch.
l5a5 ~Fsiti1h squadron captured the French ship /
vlgtent "a gans, nd $50 men, with cargo valued
q ~ 900
lao Jazlss Graham. Marquis Of Nontrose, exc
snAsd. b ibusht With great bravery in the royal /
but hing # length captured, he was hung on
thirty 81 high 1t Edinburgh, and his quar-.
Nlnains exposed over the city gates.
\ 1913 The Commonwealth Of England proclaimed.
l6Is nsttle q Wakefield; the forces Of Charles
deeIatsd W ~ Parliamentary troops.
Y - FeFdinand Dc Boto. = Spanish adventurer.
ia = III confluence d the Guacoya and Mississippi
~ IN ! companion Of Pizarro In his Peruvian ex.
pediti0n, ard amazed great wealth after which be
hec1n1e Governor 0f Cubs he fitted ont an expedi-
Hon q search Florida for more gold and lost his life
1907 Tia isIapd Of st. Helena discovered.
10 Treaty of Troyes, BY which Henry Y Of Eng
land 49, u marry Kate daughter Of Charles VII Of
lfance, And he two kingdoms to be united under
Hsnty On ne death Of Charles.
{ sa7 Louis tthe lazy), King Of France, poisoned
" ~ W., Blanche.
2l6 p g. Battle Of Canine, in Italy. in which the
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Also various Works Drawing Architecture and Engin
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An extensive and we'll selected stock of LAW BOOKS, com
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and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent American and
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Also, full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKs-Al, at Dub
Ishers' prices
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To Clerks of Courts. Isherins, justices OF
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We keep constantly hand full supply Of RECORD
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rs, etc., etc.
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VI" md at our Establishment everything necessary to
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and GRAIN Sugar and moasses WEIGHING BOOKS,
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PRINTERS AND KBINDERs
AS TO
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Playing Cards.

large supply Of the celebrated msnufacturers PLAYING
CARDS, al reduced prices. Ase, beautiful quality Play
Ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES.
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10 FFIHtefs, OTNSg1stss Gfocefs and Uthers.
large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER,
various sizes Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER ali sizes
MANILA PAPER, sAaPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
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and qualities. Also CAP and LETTER PAPER rulsd and
plain, at manufacturer prices.
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No. 60 Camp street.
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Backgammon Boxes. - Chess and Chess
Boards.

hne assortment Of CHEssMEN, DoMINoEs, BACK
CANNON BOXES. CHESS BOARDS. DICE and BOXES,
etc., etc.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

a N. MORRISON 4 CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
dIST No. II Magazine street,
Having received and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFuMERY. SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS. OILS. GLASS. etc., etc., respect
fully inform Merchants Planters and Physicians that they
prepared to supply them with every article In the Drug line
they require all of the purest quality at a. reasonable
prices as they be purchased In the city Among the ar
ces already hand and coming the following
1000 ounces sulphae Quinne. French and American;
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and American;
200 pounds Calomel, English and American;
200 pounds Mercuria Ointment;
800 pounds Honduras Sarssparllla;
100 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oxs. Sui. and Acetate Morphine,
Is Otto Rose;
M.... 20 casks Sal Soda
100 kegs Sup. CD. Soda:
10 kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
20 bbls. Circuma, light;
bcases Indigo, Car. and Manila;
10 casks Pot and Pearlash;
80 packages saleratus;
Is bbls. pure Castor Oil;
25demijohns SPIT. Nitre;
Is bbls. Alcohol
40 bbls Copperas;
20 bbls. EPSON Salts;
10bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur;
bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria;
1000 pounds Gum Arabic, select, hne and sorts;
Is carboys Sulph. Nitric and Muratc Acid;
Is jars Carb Ammonia;
Is carboys Az. Ammonia;
30Opounds Acetic Acid;
1000 pounds Tartarc Acid;
200 ozs Tsnnic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barley
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs. Arrow Root, Amer;
800 lbs Arrow Root, Bermuda;
200 lbs. Assafoetida, in cans;
200 lbs. Balsam Copaba;
5 bbs Black Lead;
10 bbls. Ginger Root,
10 bills Refined Camphor
80 boxes CASTLE Soap;
$40 bbls. Cayenne Pepper
10 gross Copaba Capsules;
Scasks Chloride Lime;
200 pounds Chloroforn. P. and w.;
10 bills Cream Tartar;
1000 pounds Ext. Logwood;
lQOs gallons Copsl Yarnish;
2 bbls. IVA Ursi;i
2 bbls. Gum Myrrh;
bbls. valeran Root;
10 bbls. Tapoca;
bbls. Sugar Lead, white;
s. bls. Scotch Snuff, in blsdders
200 doz CARROTS Scotch Snuff;
100 doz. Lorisrds Msccsboy Snuff;
200 dog. Roome's Maccabey and Scotch SMUT; |
4Ou pounds White Wax;
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We keep constantly on hand full supply of RECORD
BOOKS and DoCKETs sizes and styles RECoBp
PAPER, ruled plain, LEGAL CAP, NoTARIAI PRESS
Es etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL L CO.,
No. 80 Camp street.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-19
\ ON IMPROVEMENTS {. / 4 n

MEssRs. EDIToRs OF TINE MoUsTAlHEK HI ;a
The inhabitants Of Utah Territory have been
Justly awarded praise by Travellers for The great
Improvement wrought IN this t'howIing wider.
ness, = 70 thousand miles from home Y But ID INV
opinion much more might have been done, e.
PecialIy In some parts Of the Territory i viii
pariicularize little In relation to Weber county,
which is capable Of sustaining fully one third
more Of 4 population than Great Salt Lake
county. Il d q section Of our Territory that,
naturally, has great water privileges, as the
Weber and Ogden, and q number Of smaller
streams, flow through il towards Salt Lake,
which, IL arrested in theircourss ana properly
directed, would be made a blessing to thousands,
and among them, quite n number u the in
habitants Of our large Cities who al present have
no farms, and no means Of subsis,encs, except
what they obtain by iob.work. But here au
painfully reminded ihat.the surplus population
of our large cities are mot The only sufferers III
consequence Of 4 lack Of enterprise; FOR, quite !
large number in. this very Weber county, to my
certain knowledge, are without farms, and Vi I
there fsan abundance OF excellent land not fenc.
s. - s ~ I, As1iees = acres 9ha'
80 e,I 49,, w. -. sI...s a'sa. Eor 90 =
- - 80 49, i'sse s's.'ns ene'osea'
~ .'i i 49, '.1 :. "u.s' =, !, usea =
= 49, sasss 8, g oe
.s,,, !. -, s ,ast'ce q
= .a =. etanns WINE some
4" !. ~ - 49, .na ~, Z s'at gatasn'
: q ID 49,. nls' noWsver' y !,
n,on. mora abIa nsn. ma. n ~ w.
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. CHINA

The China mail bringing dates from
Hong Kong 10 August 9th had reach
.ed London. Nothing DC any moment
had transpired since the affair DC the
Pciho One Of the Hong Kong news
papers states that Mr.. Ward, the Amer
lean Plenipotentiary, was still aboard
his ship and as little likely to obtain
ratification of his treaty as the British
Minister. Another journal speaks Of
his having gone to- Pekin, and st.
Petersburgh paper states he arrived in
Pekin, but was kept in confinement.
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There is land for sale, containing 4.
good superficial indications of Oh
Springs as that where now iii operation
The nearest railroad point il Union, Oh
the Snnbury and Eric Railroad, twenty
FIVE miles from Erie, Penn. then by
stage twenty miles to Titusville.,'
The San Francisco Herald states
TINT Judge Terry ii 1T present IN the
custody Of the sheriff of san JOAQUIN
Co., having been arrested on a warrant
from San Francisco, for shooting Brod-
g Great prejudice exists against
Terry.
The Slaves are being moved Out of
Missouri with great rapidity. The
owners are sending and selling them 10
the South, and very soon whole counties
will be without q single bondman. This
is caused BY the general impression that
the state will soon provide BY law for
the emancipation Of an the negroes
within its borders.
In the Cincinnati Jail there are now
fourteen prisoners charged with murder
in the first degree.
A letter from Galveston, Texas, DC
Oct, S, states that Gen Lamar, u. 81.
Minister 10 Nicaragua, had addressed
q letter TO the citizens Of that place, III
which he says that the treaty lately
ratified BIZ the Government oil Nicar.
aguais acceptable to that sc the United
States, and offers to Americans peace
able emigration to that country.
a. The New York correspondent of the
New Orleans aCrescent'' writes, that
the elaborate replyto Douglas Harper
manifesto, which appeared iii the Com
stitution, was net written by Judge
Black, but was concocted BY Mfr. Bn-
chanan, aided BY Mr.. Bennett, Of the
Herald
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! sPECIAL NOTICE. !.

TIME xteenth Qdorum Of SEVENTIES
4 meet the frst ard third Saturdays In each
month"; q o ! pm, At the resialceo f Prest.
George ID Grant, opposite bivinssiotiy RelI 81
Co.'s Sore. Punctaal attendance is expected Of
all membeEs living IN the city, and all members
living IN the country mast report themselves by
fretn their Bishopor President OF Mass Quorum.
Iaose refusing 10 comply with this request viii
be considered non-members OF the quorum, ard
vacancies thus caused VIII be filled 81 Others.
BY order 0f The cnnncll, ii 81 :
! GEORGE DssSRANT, President,
J. la,St wan. A, BRINGHURsT, CLERK.
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RUssIA

Animperial ukase orders the concen-
.tration of all institutions of credit
under the Ministry oil Finance. Second,
the issue of FIVE per cent bank note
IA exchanges for the present ones III
circulation, the drawing ID take place
yearly for thirty-sesen years. Third,
that all moneys depositedwith the bank
are to be received at two instead 81
three per cent, as formerly. And
fourth, that the term of service IN tie
army is to be fifteen years, and IN the
navy fourteen.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BRITISH ISLES.

The British press speaks in severe
terms Of Gen. Harney's operations 81
the Island Of San Juan
ii is rumored that Sir Hope Grant
has command DC the expeditionary
force 70 China, and that ten thousand
men will proceed from India, but none
from England.
The repairs to the Great Eastern
were going actively forward: the inn
preston prevails that the ssbig ship
will not sail for the United States Oh
Oct. Goth, as reported. ri.
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FoRGIyE ME THE DEBT.

II AN not able 70 forgive you the Debt You owe
me, and eau pay, or would. Many owe mo
y this city for Goods furnished Them wears ago:
While hundreds owe me through the Territory.
For yeats you have owed me, and never said nav
once, From Az such have promised 10 collect
pay my OWL debis will take any Kind n pro-
luce e paid Immediately; II not, money 81 dor.
etyelicssg alone will do. promise " ery one lint
owes me ,that VI hin thirty days vii lcommerce
suit, A. they do not cali and settle a a,
4 ll-if 4 s. M. BLAIR.
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SPAIN

The report that General Serrano had
been appointed to the Captain Gener-
alley of Cuba is fully confirmed. :.
II was thought probable that the de-
monstrations made by Spain against
the Moors would suffice to procure con-
cessions and guarantees for the future,
and that it viii not be necessary to
carry out the projected expedition. I
Il was reported that England had
offered her mediation in the case. ',,.
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n WISH kindly and respectfully to notify my
il friends % whom have rendered professional
service, that my circumstances require me 10
urge upon Them prompt payment fof the same I
am subjected 20 continual aud vef3 heavy expen-.
dH1fes for medicines. instruments, Sci and II pay
be compelled 10 PLACES my accounts IN the handle Of
my attorneys for collections Promises Or Hour,
lumber, FIRE wood, vegetables Sci, have consiar-
ny been made, but not fulfilled. Teannot suhsist
on promises. VIM FRANCE. M ID.
81 s. =. City, Oct. q, 1859. 9-tf III
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TURKEY.

Al conspiracy to assassinate tue Sui
tan had been discovered. :.:. -. :
There is nothing additional astto the
conspiracy against tho Sultan, the mail
adviees only reaching to the 14th.
Fresh drafts Of troops had been sent
to Greta. .:.> L. .:..,5 ~ 81
Amieabie relations were established
between Turkey and Persia. . SCI:
Matters in Gandia were assuming o
serious aspect, and numerous troops
had been sent there,
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i SWITZERLAND.

The Lausanne Gazette says that the
Minister Of the United States, Mr.. Fay,
has presented long memorial to the
Federal Council, praying it to intervene
with the caltons which have preserved
in their laws restrictive or intolerant
measures against the United States, in
order tosobtain q modification of the
same. a, .,..s ..: .ys.. I.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-19
IIoLLAN,D.

AT the opening of the Legislature
session the King made i speech, in
which he said the project Of law forthe
emancipation of the slaves for the
Dutch West Indian colonies not having
been adopted, modified project would
he presented to the Chambers.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-19
JAPAN.

The Japan affairs had assumed u
very unsatisfactory position On the
11th of JuIyth British treaty was duly
ratified, but since then the Japanese
government had attempted to eyade it,
by seeking to con6ne Foreigners to q
small island about ten miles from
Jeddo. The British consul had issued
4 protest and stopped trade ii pre-
sent. 7.ss
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-19
GERMANY.

A conference had taken place ut
Munich between the Ministers FOR For
eign Affairs of Bavaria, Saxony and
Wurtemberg, and they were completely
agreed upon the question Of reform q
the Diet. The question of the Hesse
sGassel constitution is supposed also to.
have been discussed at tie conference.