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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-05-05

" Remember the Festival at Pat.
toms Hall, this evening.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-05-05

sW Rev. III. Cherry, who lately
delivered course of lectures on India throughout
this State, has become resident of this village,
and now dictates as Pastor of the Congregational
Church.
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complete work on midwifery. It contains humid
reds of secrets never before pubshed-warrantei
to be worth three times the amount asked for il.
% cents in specie or postage stamps enclosed, will
secure copy by return mail.
Address, j. TELLER. N. D., 800
No. Beaver-st., ALBANY n Y
W-DR. VICIOUS FEMALE PILLS, one dol
lar box, with fell directions. Married ladies'
should not use them. Sent by mail.
CAUTI0N.-THeso Pills shOsid not be taken by
females during the FZRS7 THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy, they are sgre to bring on Mis-
carriage, but at all other times they are
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection.
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue On Slight
Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart Hystcrics, ard
Wits, these Pills viii effect cnre when ali
other means have failed; and althcdth powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, colonel al11imony.
anything hurtful to the constitution -
Address DR.. TELLER, as above. 8
January, 81 1859. ian27 4oy1
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Persons receiving the Republican with the above
mark set opposite their name, will know that the
term for which they have subscribed has expired.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


We have just printed, and shall keep con-
ss.ntlv ON hand, Justices, Constables' and Law
ver,' Blanks, gotten up in the most approved
ssvles. and printed on a good quality of paper.
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Q A s H =

At the present time there is quite large num-
Der of persons who will not be trusted at all, and
there is much larger portion of the community
who cannot get credit any where, but are obliged
to pay cash at credit prices. These two classes
form, perhaps, more than one-half of our popula-
ton and there is no good reason why poor man
should pay more than rich one; and no sense at
all in charging CASH CUSTOMERS for bad debts
incurred under the present mode of merchandising
If the people will only bestow one thought upon
the subject they will at once see that-payng Gus
toners assume all the bad debts or, in other words
they take all the risks of the credit system. The
present time is very dscouragng for making debts;
the obligations of the people are now very large,
larger BY far than the crops this will dis
charge Property of all kinds is continually rum
ming down. and how would it be with US in the
event of total partial failure of the crops
next season? Is there one so blind that he cannot
see that in such event it would take large
amount of property to pay very small debt Who
then is so bold to increase their liabilities un-
der this state of things?
Let Retrenchment, Economy, Industry, Perse-
verance and no more MAKING DEBTS be the
Watchword and take word for it, in less than
three years time shall be free from debts, sit
ting by our own firesides surrounded with plenty,
ccntented and happy:
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SEA BOOK FOX EyERYBODY.-E
STARTLING DISCLOSURES,

M. IELLERS great
L. work for the married
or those contemplating
marriage-2O0 pages full
of PLATES. Price, twen-
|ty-five cents-sent to all
parts under seal, by mail,
POSTPAID. $4,000 CO.
pies sold the past year.
The single married, and
the married happy. A
Lecture on Lore, OF how
to choose a mariner a
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Carpets ! Carpets !
About 5000 yards in price ranging from three
shillings to ten shillings per yard. Any body
wanting goods in this line will save money by pur
chasing from us.
Finally every thing in our Stock will be sold at
prices that cannot fail to please. Call and see.
G. e. JONES & co.
Dowaciac Sept Q. 1858.
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NOIs OI Il IONC anu COnEnKtICIdI SgSs,
DOWAGIAC.
THE undersigned take great pleasure in pre-
i senting to the people of Cass, Van Buren, and
Berrien Counties, the opinion of the President of
the United States upon this subject, and we can
assure the public that he speaks By authority.
We are now opening very
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The undersigned take pleasure in presenting to
the people Of Dowagiac and surrounding towns our
positive assurance mot James Buchanan's opinion,
that we are prepared to offer
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-03-05

and through the miscreant's head, and
bringing hun dead to the floor.
'Now, boys added Lieut.. Stewart, Eve
are going to finish with hand to hand fight.
The powder and ball are out we must trus.
to the sword =
Closely followed hy his men, as well as
Mr.. Collins and Miss Alice, the Lieutenant
! led the way towards the boat. 1t seemed
as if all Algiers had turned out to witness
the triumphal retreat, the streets being filed
with thousands Of men and women collected
together by the brief contest at the Moor's
house, but not an attempt was made to in
tercert the progress of the party, the brav-
est of the AlgerineS contentng themselves
with scowls and denunciations.
Ten minutes later, the rescuers were NJ
the cutter. Twenty minutes more and the
entire party were safel y back to the ConsteI-
!ation, not having lost man. The young
Lieutenant received the hearty thanks of
his superior, to say nothing Of the gratitude
of Dir. Collins and his daughter, whose fam
lly proved to be of considerable consequence
in New York, and we are assured that Char
ley Stewart was never happier in his life
than when Miss Alice was united to one of
his 'chums,' Il noble hearted Lieutenant,
now Commodore, who fell in love with
the rescued maiden during the Constela-
tons homeward passage.
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wv SATURD IA IN

muttered Old Hurricane to himself-'Ah
Gabrielle LIE Noir better you had cast
yourself down from the highest rock of this
range and been dashed to pieces below, than
have thus fallen into my power
So far we have followed the lovely hero
inc and her friends; but the foregoing is all
that We can publish in our columns. The
remainder of the narrative can only be
found in the New York Ledger, the great
family paper which can be obtained at all
the periodical stores where papers are sold.
Remember to ask for the Ledger, dated
February II, and in it you will get the con-
tinuation Of the narrative from where it
leaves off here. If there are no bookstores
or news Offices convenient to where you
reside, the publisher of the Ledger will
send you copy by mail if you will send
him FIVE cents in a letter. Address Robert
Bonner, Ledger Office, A Ann street, New
York. This story grows more and more
interesting as it progresses.
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CAS- TRAVEL LIKE PIsEN

The electric telegraph is bound to -cmain
n mystery to the million, ar3 the ludicrous
conceptions of its rec3u. eperandi, which
some OF the most iguorsht peopls have form
ed, are rs mirth pIovokin: MS any out Of
Rabelais OF Smollett. The last illustration
Of this that has fallen nnaer our eyes, u the
following story from the F;.tsbarg gh Jour.
nal:
Not long s;ucc, m I'D indy entered O'keii.
ly's ohee IN thls oity, and said shs had a
message TO send to Wheeling. IN few
minutes her note Was deposited in - dumb
through The ceiling.
SIS tha, going straight to Wheeling 2 in.
quired the old lady, with her eyes bent uron
the ceiling.
'Yes, ma 'am,' answered the clerk.
.! was never there continued she, Out i.
seems Impossible that their town lies in that
direction. When viii get an answer, Mr..
Telegraph CDs ...,..s.
4 can scnrslc tell, ma'am; it may be two
or three hours
The old lady ven. avay, and returned in
exactly two hours. just ns she entered the
door the dumb waiter came down through
the ceiling. .s--.. ......., 5.
there is your answer, ns'an,' said the
clerk. ~ e.. '<-
The old lady took the rea. yeliow en~el.
ops in her hands, with smile of mingled
qualification and astonishmert. -..... ..> y,
tSon that beats all,' exclaimed She
Bless rny heart. All the wsv from Wheel.
ing, and the wstsr still ~e. Thst'sau awk
Yard licking hoI-bu, !. can tsassl like
pi-ea.' --... .........-..r ...
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VOL. H-NO. As. WHOLE NO. 81. .. r.
.x,ss aNu,rs coNsEoUE,cEs.
N"Dlzzard" Californian, relates the following, IL
an -5lstle in which he endeavors to prove-and does
hal 81 a %

kISS II ANUsi - ONSE0UE NCLs-
lizard" Californian, relates the following,
,lste in which he endeavors to prove--and does.
anybody can wrte poetry" .-s...
Said /, "my pretty miss, ps1.s .......s-=.s .s,'-
NI4et me have little Kiss"
:, And reveled in the bliss =
y Rich and 'msilsr.' 4 3
'JrsShelp yourself to more
Said he, tripping o'er the floor,
And pSsing toward the door -
0fthe cellar.
Inever say the trap
TIL feii tS0ush it 'kerslar,'
Ana you shS3 have seen me 'drap,
10 ugA the bOle,
Full twenty fes fell
How struck tnnot tell
But sent up suS yell.
Oh ~ soul,
That g girlthoughsl was diving.
And at once set Up cting
For the old man, who VS. irving.
Not far Off
To mend broken pump,
Returned, and with jump
Cleared shed, and tumbed Pump
In a trough!
Rut what has this 10 do
With the story, which Is true -
As the gospel, old or ne~9 -.
with hop,
Tie came up inquired the matter,
whence the SCI canning and the cister,'
He had half MIND to rapher
On the top
OF her head She merE'y pointed
bown the steps where d.SjInted,
Lay, with llld and grease auninteis
On the floor.
'B'izzard' up tn0se steps vas carried
Quite month there BlIzard' tarrtd-
In Two months was 8liz2ah' naTiek
Nothing more
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c. 4 young lawyer of Phiiadeiphia,
wrote 10 an old limb near Chicago, thns, Is
thsrs. an opening in your part Of the country
that can get intn7' Answer, 'sbere y an
opening in my hack gard. about thirty feet
deep, NJ curb around it. Isis VIII suit
COMA Gu. a.. -. .s~.m -
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EsiIls, &c.,
UrNISON. ON....CRAWFORD COuNTI........lO"A A,
,IrlLI attend t, the Paymcnt u Taxes and the Coz
w lection Of Debts. Al Business entrusted 10 h.;
care will be promptly attended 10
RErcRrscrs-Iun c. E. Waiting Onlwl, lo"a ;
A Triltc ES, A. Cochran. "a. C"inc! But>.
Iowa: voh4 P,ir,lv Esq Rev W Nci.i~, l., NcA!syn,
iowa; 7 Jewott 70 u. Z S." aNeiI Esd. 81.
Iouls, Mr; John Klnlba.i, Es4 JULn A Peters Esq
BlnsJr, Name. WILSON'S
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GA sls.ton Of fellow wha vas dining
At hotel, in the course OF ths battle ot
knives and forks, soo'dsntly cst his mouth.
which was cssarved b. Q Yankee opposite.
who b',wled out--' Isay, Misssr, doa't make
that hole in your ccuntenance any laEgss, cr
W shall all starve.' 7a
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

ny EMMA D. f. v. souHwoRTs,
AUTHOR OF ''THE BRIDE OF \ EyENIid, -
DEsLRTED WIFE" ETC. ETC, ETC.
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EWhy is man paying hls note u hard
ike o father going 70 see his children i.--
Answer Because be meets liis SssoRsih.l.
ties.
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J, I. Os.AFER.

TT or -cTlp11G Tailor,
Ard Dealer in Geutc!naa'< Furnishing Goods,
.Tidd1s HroodrrHU, COUNCIL. NtffS,
,yEUr> on HAND i Cll0frE SEIECvInS
~ " CLnIHS, CASlNEEES y TESTlNGS, >-22
pL,r he -. ! make NY Ter. n the latest aut r.
app 80 sjyi"- TnE"IAtr wI;G hrs.'.l4t ss
sszUrtoueni u GETS FURElSHISG EOOpS. --AA-
I'm J. 7. NLITEk.
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DIR, w. 3. GRIMES,

4 TT0RNEY ANn COUNSELLOR AT LAW CotN
"A Oil BLuFfS, Iowa w.
Es"Udlce the Banking House 0f greene " eafs
4 b.uLnu Middle Broadway. i3 u
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INCLL CLISTOS. FALhR bAiD"i IN
6.ENTNN 6 EssENyTEH.
V7E. =. PERSONS,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, l9Sa'
JE-ILIpra~.lre in all tie Courts IN @es:rf0 Iowa and
" [sIr.,ta n29-yl
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4. fGi EIFS y,

General L10cI Agent,
COr NCII ELI FPS, IOWA.
yr-III. PROMPTLY ATTEND TO TIE IG-
W CArIUN lru sac uf LaGl Warrants f"r non
resdcHts he payment ut Taxes, dui the purchase and
sale .. Real Estate generally will also enter lands
f,r settle. .lrl ,Ivu time fuI pav!ueuts Gu2-r.
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phvsician and Surgeon.
- ~OFr!CE-Secont Story, Hagg's Block, Nidd't
Broadway. ti''-O''
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WYNN. F. KVTER, BOOK BINDER AND BLANK
w BJok M Manufacturer, COCHCiL BLUFFS, IOWA i
prepared toexecate anyhns IN his departmcht o buS'
,ess ur,rtiy IN ibslautlal and w0rknanlike man.
a. ,l .' low ,,.,.ns n3i-u
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,rn1,sHEp EVERY sATrRDS MORNING, sY
III. TEMPLE,
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

4 rTOREEY AT LAW, LEWIS. CAsS COUNT
Il Iowa once with the Recorder and Treas sufer'
I'm I5 1854 v2n3Syl
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CaGAHg & TEST,


DauAcrs and Dealers in Exchange
,..u C,UNCIL BLCFFS. IOWA.
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Dg. Sullivan, NJ. ID.

~ = ~ &I1-1-A = <S~N'
rUySiCIAS { SURGEON. OFFICE AT Dill
L LENS DRUG STORE Lower Broadway co'Iu
49, -, nl-u
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-17
HOME NEWS.

The United States steam frigatc
Saranac had been up from Panama to-
San Juan del Sur to protect the United
States mail, but as it did not 90 by
the Nicaragua route, had returned.
No news in Nicaragua. It was sup.
posed that San Juan would soon be
entirely abandoned, as there was nei-
Their money nor business there.
Hume, the Spirit-rapper, vas re-
Gently in Paris, with his Russian wife,
on his way to America. He is said to
have lately received an enlargement Of
his wonderful powers, SO that he can
now, not only enable you to converse
with the defunct, but with living peo-
pie who are in other places.
An ANONYMOUS LETTER. The
Kanawha Va. STAR says: 'The
following letter was taken from the
Post Office of this place by the clerk
of this county, on Friday night last.
The post-mark of the letter was tNeH
York City, Oct. 2, 1882 The let
ter was addressed to the CLERK of the
Court, Charlestown, Kanawha County,
Ya,,' and was evidently intended for
the Clerk at Charlestown, Jefferson
County, instead of the Clerk at Char
lestown, Kanawha County. The let
ter has been forwarded to GOV. Wise:
t--"CLERE OF THE CoURT, Charlestown,
Virginia:-SIE: You had better eau
ton your authorities to be careful about
what you( do)with Ossawatomie Brown;
SO sure as you hurt one hair of his
head, mark my word-the following
day, you will see every city, town, vii
Iage, south Of Mason and Dixon's line
| in FLAMES. We are determined
to put down Slavery at all odds.
Forcibly il it must, peaceably if it
can. Believe me when | tell you, the
end is not yet-by a long odds. ALI
Of Us at the North sympathize with the
MARTYRS OF HARpER's FERRY.
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AnmINIsTRATnR,s sALE.

DY virtue II ain order 81 lie Probate Court for
ID Great Sdt Lske County, will be Sold ut
PUBLIC AUCTION, On Saturday, January Tn,
1860, a the Subscribers LAW OFricE Esst Tem-
pie Street, q. 8. Z. City, the following described
property, belonging 70 ths Esla'e q Alison ".
BAssiTT, Esq, late o. G. s l.. City, deceased:
Tne HOMESTEAD, consisting Of one fine,
large p~eilng House, well finished, with COED
Wen o. water al the door, a eommodIous Bafns
Out Houses, &c, with the Lot pefta aiming thereto,
containing some two and half acres Of land, sftH-
ate y the 18th Ward. 3.;s
Also, one small DWELLING HOUSE. snd
full Lot, IN said Ward, and one Small HOUSE
and quarter Lot, situate III the 18Th Ward, q. $.
L. City, together with one good pIanoiorte.
Also, Ut the same time ard place, will be sold
the following Catalogues Of Law BOOKS, tfz !:
l0vols. Y. s. Digest, Metcalf 4 Psrkins, 10
Bacoila Abriigmrnt, 3 Governs Treatise, 6 HIS
Reports, 2 n, York Digest, peBio's Reports,
] Story on Promssort Notes, do, on Bailmen,s,
| 3 Ctuke's Digest. 4 Hammon,s Reports, 2 Pill
/ ip on Evidence. Wieox's Digest, ! Hcyenden
on Fraud, Giiman's Ills. Digest, s Kinnie's
Law Compendium, I Chity,s Pleading Poth-
ie-s on Contracts, Bailey on Bills, STA rkie on
SANDER, 4 Powell ON Devises, 3 Chitty on Bills,
&C.. Espirasse,s Nisi PGius, | do, on Evidence.
| 10 Ohio Reports, Dntlap's Practice 3 Chitty's
Pieadings. Arcl,bold's DO, Gteenleaf on Eti-
dence, 2 Backstone's Commentaries, T0mlin,s
Law Dictionary, Philip on Evidence, 2 Stofy's
Equity Pleadirgs, 1 Kinnie's Kent Comnentar-
rs, 10 American J1rist, 3 ChItty's Common
Law. Story on Balments, sc.
Sale TO commence al O'clock, pm, on said
day, when attendance will be given, and condi-
tons made known BY, :.s ia
W. i sAPPLEBY,
.sss,ss... Administrator, SC.
N b. All persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
Al. w Rabbit, Esq deceased, on notes Of hand,
rents, or otherwise, are requested to make imme-
date payment; and any one having books belong
Ing 10 said estate in ibeie possession, loaned Or
.otherwise, are requested 20 return them 70 me
Immediately. l6.9t w. !, A..
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JuDiuAnr-- Hotsa Stout, JonsIhan g. Wright,
Seth n. Blair. isaac Ballock, John Brown.
CLAIMS AND AprnotaiATIoHl-- n. ID. Ciawaon,
+. D. Woollsy, "A r. Rock wood.
PEriTfoNs xND MEnoGiAES- David CandIand,
JcsephA. Yonne. Charles w. Wandell.
REvnrcE--J. G. Wright, Bernard Snow. e. w.
Etrsrr ss--Js..ph Holbtsol. Tho. Grover,
WIN. Crusby.
cousrEs- slas s. Smith, Thos. r. King. Isaac
Bullock s sss'
RoAbs. BRipors FEnRiEs avn KaNYors John
D. Chase, CiandaIl Dsnn, Evan Al. Greene.
EpuearIoN--Joseph A. Yourg, c. w. wand
Ell. A X. Thnfher.
E \. 2. David Csnalard. bernard Snow,
MrLrrrA--A P. Redwood, g. W. west. slIa.
s. Smith.
AcMcULTunE, TEADr avn MANU1A erUnKs- = E.
D. WooIIey, A. ?. lockwood, Jos. HoIbrook,
G. w. Wet, Wm. Crosby.
PsIsTlso Edwin D, WOolIey, John NJ.
Moody. 80 3.
lxcoHroaATloss- Evan M. Gfeene, william
Crosby, John Brown, A. X, Thurbet, ThOs.
LlsRARr crapdsIl Damn, silas $. Smith. John
d. Chase. g. w. Wendell #
PUhLic Domain AND ScHooL LANps--C. w.
West. A n Thurber, Thos. r. KuR.
PENrTENIARY--A.P P. Rockwood, e d. Wool.
ley !. G, Wright
The suhject matter Of he Governors Message
was referred 10 the respective committees Dur.
ing this sitting, the freedom or the House was
rendered to the Hon. M. Bernhlsel. tx. Delegate
70 Congress, likewise 10 his Honor, Mayer
Smooi. Mr.. Hosea Stout. Of the special com
mittee appointed last session, reported code Of
laws. containing sixty-four chapters
The sittings on Wednesday and Thursday
were short, 10 aff,rd the several committees an
opportunity Of attending to their special sppop,-
ments, On Thursday the courtesy ofthe House
aud freedom Of the bar was extended to tile
clerks Of The Supreme and District courts; aIss
10 the clerks Of the several Probate courts Of the
Territory, the Territorial Marshal, Treasurer,
Auditor ofpablic accounts, Librarian. aud The
Warden Of the Penitentiary. Yesterday the
sessions were short, the Council adjourned ill
Monday next. The House meets this morning
at 10 o'clock. Il
Tbs committees are taking up the duties az.
signed TO them with such right good viii. that
we have no fears Of being forced 10 rush on the
last part Of The session.
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GET THE TRUE TIME
w. BALLAN.

W.9TCH.M.qKER AND yEWELLER.
pETuRNs his sincere hanks 10 his brethren
~ and friends a large Tor The very liberal pat.
ronage hs has received during the three years
past be has done business III this city, and hopes
~ strict attention 70 basi1ess and executing work
me best possible manner, toContnue 70 receive
q liberal share Of the public patronage.
His stock u Of the best quality. watch.
glasses inserted from 50 cents 10 rs cents
each Gold and Silver Watches, OH Gold, Silver,
&C., purchased At q liberal Price for cash.
oFEcr on East Temple Street, opposite Mr..
Nixons Store, west side, g. s. L. CRY.
w. BALLAN.
n n B.--All persons Indebted 10 me, are re-
7 I6-tT IN. w. ID.
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CABINET TURNING.

il public generally, that l have secured the
services Of JoHN PowELL, one OF tlie best turner's
70 be- found 10 The Territory. Having bad con-
siderable experience he can turn out III kinds n
work In the first style. Give ne cal, and you
will be suited in work and price.
Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs, &C., &c, always
on hand, for sale st reasonable rates.
E. III, CAST. 18Th Ward, s
On State Road, half block north Of Emigration
Street, and opposite Herman Hyde,s. l7-if
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IN TRAN VAST.

ETNtI undersigned, having lad a long sxperien
III III lte business, would respectfully inform
his friends end the people Of Utah generally, thai
be is on hand 10 make out If si &
POWERS or ATTORNEY. LEASES
ARTICLES or AGiREEAENT,
and Ell other documents Of like characters also
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS, 3
BOUINT'Y LAND
and othsr claimson Government, made outOn the
shortest notice. @#s }. t l,,a.
He is connected with responsible persons who
will promptly attend to the
COLLECTION OF MONEY
in The United States and In Europe.
No charges made for any Information he may
be able 20 communicate on these subjects TO any
person who may favor him with cali.
BY strict aud rigid attention 10 business he
hopes 10 receive liberalFhare Of public patron
age. For reference 10 regard TO compeiehce, In.
tegriIy and Just dealing, refer 10 any person who
has been acquainted with him for The last ten or
fifteen wears
oFFICE--fu Geo. GronFn g. Co.'s Store,
sign of the big 7, Temple Street, q. s L City.
l0.Sm W. CLAYTON.
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GLOBE BAKERY.

Next door north Of LirinsstoH, Bell & Co.'S Store.
n ICHARD GoLIGHTLY bsgs to thank his
IL friends and the public generally ior past
nafronsga. and soli:iis an inspection of hls pre-
sent stock Of Crackers. SC, Of the dld rsnt
kinds Of which, viz, Mix Crackers, Butter
Crackers, Boston Crackers aud Hard Bread, he
has large quantity always on hand, 90 that
enigrsnls and others Can be supplied with a
choice stock Of the staff of life, manufactured OF
the best material, and at moderate prices, at a
mOment's notice r ny. J. + =.
FINE LIGHT BREAD
Io, a, 5 pm. every day. Pound Cakes, Wedding
Cakes, Sugar Brackets, Cakes, Buns; Absrpethy
wine, antf-dyspePtie aud soda Crackers made tC
order on short notice.
Rye Bread three times week. I'LL
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.

It is reported in the fashionable
circles Of Rome that the Prince Of
Wales, during his recent. visit, then at
the Palace Cafarelli, the King of Prus-
sia's residence, he opened a Irritation
with the Kings niece, the: Princess
Alexandrine of Russia, which is likely
to result in a matrimonial alliance.