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A. ]. HITCHCOCK,s
LIv cry ES,

D d I u II I y I II y a n y
Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
1z%zg ksssS-51nvs<zs The undersigned having pur-
542ASS5s y chased this well known es-
E4S2~AINL&u. adjustment and putt in fine
order throughout, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he is prepared to accommodate them
at all times with saddle horses, buggies hacks CARR
ages ETC., of the best descriptions and on as reasona
bic terms as they be had at any other establish
ment Horses will be kept by the MONTH week, day,
or a single feed. Gentlemen from the country wish
ing to visit New Orleans, any point the river, by
leaving their animals with u.s. have them careful
ly and faithfully attended to. Ny ostIers are expert
enced and attentive, and are ready day and nightto
attend to the wants of customers.
Horses bought and sold Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful for the patronage extended 10 the late firm
respectfully solicit continuance thereof, pedging
myself to do all in my power to merit it,
junll A. ]. HITCHCOCK.
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Removal.

EEEWUVdIs
4 MARX takes this method of informing his nu-
~ merous friends and customers, that he has re-
moved from his old stand to the new and spacious
building recently erectedby Col Mat Watson. where
(being the Of his departure for New Orleans to
select his Spring sock) he hopes soon to be able to
supply with the and most fashionable STYLES the
demand Of all those who may need anything in the
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
march3 Boot and Shoe line.
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I III I EIlOON " Co,
BUTCHERS.

N2EssF HAVE just received fresh stock of EsFasS
~. choice Beeves and Sheep from go
Texas, and will keep constantly on hand the finest
and most choice assortment of Beef, Veal Mutton
Pork, ETC., that this section of country can Afford all
warranted be free of The Black Tongue or any other
disease, which will be sold at the lowest prices. We
respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
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Boilers and Steam Engines.
TNOR sALE-Two Boilers, pair of Chimnevg.
IL and two Steam Engines, with copper pipes, and
every thing requisite for Saw Mills. Apply to
A. KIMBLE, or
sug9s 3 4. CUTLIFF
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Q ALT-2000 sacks coarse and fine Liverpool salt
- in fine order and for sale at the lowest rates by
apr28 HOWELL & BUCKNER
nILS-Of every description, for sale by
" mao T. @. LEWIS & Co., Druggists
DAGGTNG AND ROPE-For sale BY
ID 81 WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
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BARGATNs!

TNHE subscriber being anxious TO close out his en-
l. tire stock by the st October next will sell least
Ry- Is Per Cent. Lower -AF
than the goods be purchased at any other
establishments Shreveport His stock consists of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
such as Fancy Silks, Bareges, Lawns, Swiss and ia
comet Musins every description Of Dress Goods, Man
and every description of family and plantation goods
A complete assortment of CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Furnishing Goods, etc.; large and complete
stock of Cutlery.
All persons purchasing goods to the amount of 800
will be presented with So worth gratis.
Come and see before purchasing elsewhere; you
will find what represent to be the fact. am deter
mined to sell let the sacrifice be what it may.
w. MARKS, formerly Weiman & Marks,)
tunes Texas street
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To the Public!

ITS THANKFUL to my friends and customers
W for the liberal patronage heretofore snIsl,a
*. tended to the firm of G. NJ. LEVY & WHp
Co., of which was lately member, and am now sole
take this opportunity Of informing them
and the public that | am now opening splendid
Stock of FAN and Winter Goods,
which l guarantee cannot be purchased low in
any other store in town, can the goods be sur
passed. if equaled, in quality texture. Intending TO
make quick sales will sell for with the smallest
profits on New York cost. The stock comprises in
part rich assortment of
Splendid Silks,
Dress Goods,
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Clocks, Mantillas,
Embroderies, Hosiery, etc.
Also-A splendid assortment of Gardeners and
Boys Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. etc.
l will receive in few days fine assortment of
Carpeng, which | will sell lower than any house in
New Orleans
New Goods received by every boat, and large as
sortment of splendid Fancy Goods daily expected TO
arrive by express wagons Call and my stock, and
obtain bargains. [sept22l SIMON HABER.
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Our ShingIe!

Shreveport, january 6. 1858.
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IHEtaEtHUAE OFVtHEA4Ess-- lively utscflpuon.
HARDWARE, DC.
Iron, steel, chains axes, hatches;
Blacksmths' anvils bellows and vices;
Tools for carpenters whceIwrighs and backsmiths
Rope. scythes, poughs, hoes shovels, spades;
Coffee mills, tea kettles; nails assorted;
Grindstones, shovels, tongs and andirons;
Knives and forks, spoons scissors;
Lamps, candesticks and snufers
Pocket cutlery, buckets, tubs, brooms;
Castings in great variety;
Earthern. stone and wooden-ware;
Queensware, crockery and glassware;
Tnware in great variety;
Letter, cap and wrapping Papers;
And variety of othefar too to be given
in an advertisements
Every article enumerated above is fresh and entire
ly new, we having no old goods on hand.
T. & B. JACOBS,
Shreveport, September Is, 1858. Texas street.
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THE C0MMERCIlL HOTEL,

Iremain, respectfully yours,
THOS. w. MARSDI
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TIIOS. f. .GRIMAIDI.
EASHION ALLIE BOOT & SHOE MAKER

OpI0sc The iIl2rUs savings DRnk,
MIIN NYREE1, LTNfHBTRG, ji,
To W hom "a ardrd the pre- rmiun fOr the hest
p0ir OF Booss, exh hihi'rd at ihr last fnir,
l. EEPS constantly on Land aud manufactures 10 or
n der every variety n LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS WEAR, which he will warrant equal 10 any
Manufactured in thr country, and nj prices as low ho,
lower, than any other establshUcrt In Lynchburg.
lie respectfully s"c's sharc Of the public favor aud at
hs thanks for tho liberal patronage ors
Illn L lrAlnNnh dun.
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON
TERMS

T,. yIaGINlA\ is published ally at 81. ,nd r,weeky
per annun and weekly al invariably in aA
otherwte 81 10 will m charge al NJ pHpr
n N ne i,cannued, the option the Propr, tors
ru,u +, | ,rr.arages shall have been paid
AyERTlSEMEN1S rted tor so square OF
ines first insertion and IA cts for each con-
unless ordered form weekly and then 30 cts
mar, w he each Insertion. II the number OF
,,rt ons he not marked the MS, it will be publishedt r.
d red out, and charged according
II EARLY HATl :. Al +
For o quare,
Fort
40 ,rw,.liv
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Advertisements Intended both papers subject to spe
e otaCt.
y Annual advertisers viii be limited TO their immediate
n or the charged at transient rates
- All new Advertisements appear In the daily anu Hi
weekly papers. ....h.rraa
.bly fo, The
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CUANO HOUsE EuNuYNCHBURG.-Asn -Asn may
u generally known that Gpano and other fetiL'rs
an Leougl ynchburg good terms as In any other
market with regular added in justice g. myself as
well az tor the of the farming community now pup
is that intend to keep on hand good supply OF al
the approved Fertilizers and rs deal IN r srgey nh
any other house ia them think ic safely say
that soil cheaper than any other house II e"tiainY
of patronise me- because
they enabled purchase Fertilizers at as low price
o market free Of all risks and trouble flease'
this buy from else. now oher for sale IN
tore and to arrive
800 Tons Nc l A Peruvian Guano,
100 Recess Manipulated tiuann.
100 Sombrero Lump and ,iround.
Brown Mexican fiuano,
Eide Isand Guano,
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground
25 Keitewel's Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks I.veruool Salt prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below ynchburg be sup
u,cd at their landings if they will make engagements at
aug l7ts VIM A. MILLER, on Basin.
R-PWOSPHATE OF L. W E. Mitchell
Croasdale's Bone Super Phosphate of Lime, prepared
from ground Peruvian Guano and other long acknow
all the elements Of vigorous and
durable stmuan sale v the subariber at lower price
than Peruvian uano trial will prove IT'S economy snd
pariority W. ANDI"'oN
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4 q FOR TllE FAIR! u the universal cry
and thousands participating III he festivities which
such affords For the week, the
thongng mutu,s invite, thr city Of lls, enjoy
it's hospitality and participate In III" interesting scenes which
the offspring of su,h occasions
Among the many attractive larcs 10 which tho gathering
thousands invited and welcomed ma> he found the
The on Uhhhnrst Photographic GrV n">t d""t 10 III" VIZ
Bank Main l., urhburl Va where hundreds ot
likeness Of the nohct works OF nt exhibition,
all aud should d fac sm,r of h"ms,l''s
shall be furnished uu short and al that 'ahot
fail Ia please,
fine af Cases and Frames Of StNle aud
grade, constantly on hand Also, orkt, Breast ltn FIN
ger Rings. Watch Seals, Charms, SC
Pictures taken In stNc oi the art at all hours n the
day, an, IN ali Kinds of weather ID II BLISS,
rpl lp.,t I IA
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DEAD WHAT T.MAK-pEAREs SAYS.

dead WHAT aH X ~pEARE SAYS;
HI GOOD PICTURES
''If ii " well done when It's done:
Then it well, i. done quickly spedrc
So il wish 1t nell done II snperor mdnH'r
You'll ind IT 9uickiy done and rel dons by TANNER.
n =. TANNER a. co,
Main Street, , doors ,rom Bridge Street
Lvnchbmg, Va
La iies and Gen"Ten cordially invited POE
TRAIT GALLERY. containing specimens of Pilot graphs
Ambrotypes Melsnotypes, &c, A".
Also the be ful PATENT LEATHER PICTURE, which
Is 81 onvenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather and encoscd beau
tifu cases prices from 50 To 500
new and beautiful of Cases Gold Iockc' Ne
daliuns Iocke Rng spns, Keys Seals Sc in great
variety, just received
A fresh supply of the best Material In the country
Don't forget to call Loot ~ is
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,iv &As II sTOR u.
A G. /. l.. w l =
WHOII4ALE AND RETAIL, OROCER. :.


AS tkri, lr lugr aud eonmoiions hoEs, Main ST
iorm"rl, occupied by Joseph Nnwlin ri door above
Mcssrs Schnoitrd aud Ihurnans Hardware hio and
posite Dr John II >ca,s Drug Stor"
receiving large and we'll selected stock ofGRO
CERIES ard STAPLE DRY GOODS bought "NeiusYey for
ash and whh al bo sold prices th, fail Ia givo
satisfaction all who with rai A. AN de
trrmncl to d. business the cash system "xtrh Undue"
viii he otiore to cash buyers th"s" desiring TO eh
change for cpuutrN produce
4 stock ot W PERl' WAN GUANo alw aAs "u hand
1rxtenla particular invitation ta the old chsomrra "i tho
firm Lows. formerly the Dry Good' hns,uesa Ia
this cit rlS' call We, as the public pon"hlly
mar q .it, A e. LEWIS
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DNII ,b0,,LJ-AR

IANE or THE BEST ruKGATivE AND LIVER ME.
sr' q" I've a. r"Ss . r n a.
Ca,bart'c mid,r aud more etfecnn than any ohe
rmrd, a,tinr a,t on the Lirer to eje, its morbid
then the stomach and bowels to carry on that mat
ter thus ,,ompn.hne purposes ehcetusy. without
any lainfu feelings perieneed III" operations
s Of most ta'hartl' 1t .reng'hcns the system at tho
- that II pmRes 1t, and when taken daily In mod.
DOSES will strengthen aud build II up with unusual
~ Dr. Amnford'. Invigornssr Is compounded
z treIy from article. OF medicine, namely. Gums.
Grn i, ia know na, one bottle Of the inviforaor con.
ans much sength a. one hundred dose" OF Cai"mel
without any of 'isd'I"'"rionS effect.
Though possessing medicinal powers these Gum.
hut little known to ply sicians and ne'c' used
in their i until used In the form Of the iari9o-
- ,a" WI" ir w. ", -, og, ~ as famjly medicine irlrd
and know effects II has rarely failed to
- Liru Comp In their worst forns
ludig stion being caused by deran2 ed Lrr Is eur
- ed W h., the II,-r isesci,ed to action.
Jn"maic"i- caused bv an improDer action ni the Lia
- ,r and a rroof that tue IsvlooRAIoR relieves this dis
eas, lei any troubled " m Jaundce take the invigo
arl eek and their skin will hegih to as
Cos,i ..mr-- thn be permanently .uredby tho Inyig-
~ Tasr in small doses on reti,ing and i assists
mature her operations by gradually dnini"hng tho
dose The bowe sra left In healthy and active ~ateand
A. sen isrnsar.e is very soon relieved by taking
ionbc Of the I~rsoratoy which correcis ali aeidy
For m orr loaded equal asst relieves
- all opp teng after eating heartily For
Jumy m,d generally all who use 1t speak In tho
- h's'f'' terms
,nendcd cure for Liver Complaints and al diseases
arising ID scas.d Liver The testimonials of 30
nv s favor, induced us TO try II, and
certain that one OF tho gre Attest bes
tslngs given Dyspept for II made complete cure
before the bottle tax ken and now can cat
~ thing edible without trouble while before nothing but
w would digest aud often that gave pain
- what want to say to all our readers H. II L'rer
Dysppsa trouble do not fall I" try this
- the creates remedy u tho world Slate Fact.
- We take infinite pleasure in recommending ihia mcd
. cine n prev niive for Fever and gnr Chtli Fee
- ves . and a Fever. ot a Bilii0as Type toper
certainty and thousands are willing to iesy To
- its wonderful virtues.
= There has been tried In our family remedy
whih ith snch unbounded success In the euro
of diseases children, DR. hnmfords M
vixorntor; alone for diseases Of children that
- we use 1t for Catharc mildly aud gently
- and seems the thoroughly that W"
think doing service To all In advising them when
they need medicine to try remedy. There eases
have under notice where great h'nchi mas
been ceiv.d of the Liver, Stomach and Bow
" els where all remedies failed g. give relief 1t has
become nsctui in family that we will not be with
ont JaoksonriHe Ala, Republican.
PRiCE DOLLAR pm BOTTLE
SANFORD CO, Propretors 343 broadway New 10TH
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lsrcas Reduction la Chnrgrs ON Goods fro IN the
North. via Richmond nad Jamc- River
e. KannwhR CRORi. TO I.y bbury,
thence by RnilrOad TO the
South -Wesa.
ENANKFUL friends and the public for their very III
eral patronage. would respectfully inform them, that
large of business consequent on my
reduction, have Determined /" reduce charges
General Merchandise snch Dry Goods, cots shoes Hats
Caps only IS 100 pounds. which Includes nl
the Wharvcs at khmond TO the Landings or
Depot 1T Lynchburg
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
TR@ For special rates see circular - . ~
ALFRED 8 LEE.
Forwarding and COMMISSION Merchant,
ian 27dn TN the Dock k.chUIund Va.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,


ON MAIN SrHEEG,
Opposite to the Drug Store at Salcr n Jones
ltE undersigned having removed his cstahl shmcnt and
| greatly mrs,ased his stock, ofcrs the extensive
variety ot FAMILY GROCERIES, where 10 he had nj
single establishment In this aud a prices To- suit IN" times
addition his stock to,otirs hr has alHo hlAllE
DRY GOODS. whrh he vii SCH low for tN>i L puli1
requested To cali AID ,xHilinr for themselves
ian 7dlyl II. SOLOMON.
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BARGAINS! BARasAINS. BAKEAISS:!
TO he HAD AT rLorHING STORE OF
SAM UEII H RM n. AG L.,
Main ST nearly opposi'ehe Cht'tns Sdr'H0s Ranf
HAVE Just from the Northern cities with one OF
the most compete assortmcns OF Kead, VI adr Cloth.
ing offered in this market My stock includes nr ka
black and the finest vie and finish also Seal
SKIN Pilot Cloth do different tons have also fine
bask cloth Ragaps of kinds and latest sly of black
Frock Coats well as Business Cassmee
all kinds with suits mpch or Vests have silk
velvet satin fancy silks cashmere plush and variety
make and finish Also large and varied
of iahfag Goods such Shaws Shirts 0inen aud
xether with wooen under of kind
Also BOOTS SHOES, (of Baltimore manufacture and "A
warranted) HATS, CAPS. UMBRELLAS. TRUNKS, A
VAI.ISES, CARPET BAGS, &c. &c, which am de -
sell the lowest prices The public In
ytcd and Judge for themselves. ~
sept24 dly SAM1. HARMaN, Agent
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UDATTENC CUT SUGAR 40 bb!s. Patient
fob Id,s LEE IOCKE co.
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.LXNClIRURGC oACnANDA.rx.

oRN LYNCIIBUKd. lOA(H NND ns1rWY r
RA N.Y. WAGON FACTORY. The subsrri. ffN-lftte
'---- her returns his grateful arkuow ledge
his old friends and liberal pntron
ard him, and eavcto INF them and the pub
lie that he has been aricd In business and he hopes by
strict attention business f.
lie i'll make order and keep hand all kinds at
Axle Wagons, made the subsi anta and
style lie will also make order and will have made,
general OF Carriages Korknwhys and gic
Also large of and horse Spring Moving
Wagons. and horse stages All who good work,
The old LynhbnrR COnch and Udg1H Id0ry md
he doing business the cash principle may expect I"
get good and low price All who good and
neat B iggies give me call JOHN II. BAlLEI, Aga
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CLOTHING TRADE.!
FALL uA6S

1IRlSt} the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
improved House, and have large, well light
cd aud conveniently arranged Sales Rooms ARE b" found
In We have made these Improvements to meet the
constantly increasing trade, and beg 10 advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealer. tha, We ha'rn"w IN
daily The largest and desirable stock
CLOTHING have exhibited to b" in the
South We have been engaged In the trade in is city
rrnfy thus obtained tu knowledge OF
The of the markc and being more largely engaged In
sale If Clothing than other house In
eeve offer the ndnt nfs 10
chdss BY every arrival shall make adonsto ,tok
AMI fashionable aud pur,,scfs vii AT all
tmcs lind complete assortment Of superior qnaN CLOTH
I'M; and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, in store
and or sale upon I.IBtRAl TERMS
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and GA separate
floors sork, prices and mode do
ing4usiness is respectfully solicited - . -
KEEN BALDWIN co,
anp 10. Main street kichnond, Va.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

m JOHN DOOlE,N. IN
- Iat Nlnaafnciurrr nnd Whoir-nic
Dealer in
HhTS, CARS, FtRS, TRTM NJ as sc
FALL 1875.
have In store extensive aud complete
OF everything my line adspted to the Fall Trade, and
prepared TO offer unusual indueemen to purchasers
In late visit to the markets and manufactures of the
North and Fast have spared pains In the selection Of this
stock and hatter myself that long experience rnah
anticipate the wants of friends In Virginia North Carolina
aud Tennessee call is respectfully solicited trom old
customers and the public john DOLBY.
Rlchm0nd Aug q. 1852 Ia
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A MOTHER TuEMENnOU. srOGK or

~ DRY GOODS --JNo lrHy's- Agent, having met with
unusually ss of Goods tu his stand
the above the Market House THE morning roc'iV
another large supply OF all The articles fr La
dies Grnii-mrn Boys aud Girls. and Servants lhcs" Good"
win he be decidedly cheap, and will be sold like all
other Goods his store cxcusiv " Tor Cnsh oct ~ ~
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VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE.-A large
"A oi OF Blankets Shawls and Coak primo cost, with
many ot or Woolcn Goods, which viii he sold cheap
ian l1dts NGI'GGE NIIfIMER.
UKOUsE AND SIGN PAINTING G.-PUNtTu-
4 AIIrY, THE SECRET nF SUCCESS -rh" suhscri-
hrts their thanks tho btra pnt
bestowed th ur the past three IN the
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING Isl SIST>S- AVID would +"
prompt and puncwa aud WILL super intend
in all work entrusted We have none hut
rciab rprkg7rn employ our pis Will
hc moderate poss bly, ,foid realize small
Iroht We but the finest quality OF paints amt war
all work be done in good RtAlr charge III ho
rnde Al satisisc ion Is trial E"m"m
hct moderate GtYc rall ut the Chair
Factory, ON Btil.,c Street. below Main
ian Idly G. II HARDY & BROTHER
DABED IIAY.-IjO Bales just received in
i prime oId, aud ur sale ty
jan 1t.ds JAMES BOYD co.
XTAuESTINES.-Wr hnvr this dny opened ~
splendid collection of Comic aud Ornamental VAIEN-
TINES feb l-iis PAYNE y BLACKBOARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-19
GREELEY AT SALT LAKE CITY.

The New York Tribune of Tuesday cont aims
letter from Greeley, dated Salt Lake City,
July llth, in which he speaks rs follows of that
famous burgh:
Salt Lake City wears a pleasant aspect to
the emigrant or traveller weary, dusty, and
Drowned with thousand miles of joting ford
ing. camping, through the scorched and max ed
American Desert 1t is located mainly on the
bench of hard gravel that slopes southwark
from the foot Of the mountains toward the lake
valley; the houses-generally small and of one
stOry-are all built of adobe (sup-hardened
brick, } and have a neat and quiet look; while
the uniform breadth of the streets (eight rods)
and the 9 magnificent distances usually pre-
served by the buildings leach block containing
ten acres, divided into eight lots. giving a
quarter of an acre for buildings and an acre
tor garden, fruit, &c TO each householder, J
make up an ensemble seldom equaled. Then
the rills OF bright, sparkling, leaping water
which, diverted from the streams issuing from
several adja ent mountain canons, flow through
each street and are conducted at will into every
garden, diffuse an air of freshness and GOODNESS
which none can fail to enjoy, but which only
traveller in summer across the plains can fully
aPPICViatc. o. q single L-s;...ss -.---., A.
post office, principal stores &C., are set pretty
near each other, though not SO close as in other
cities; everywhere else, | believe, the original
plan of the city has been wisely and happily
is softer and richer, and there are farms of Il
judge ten to forty or sixty acres. but am told
that the lowest portion of the valley, nearly on
a level with the lake, is so impregnated with
salt, soda, &c, as 10 yield but grudging re-
turn for the husbandman's labor. L believe.
however, that even this region is available as
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on thousands Of cat
tie, mainly owned in the city, being pastured
here in winter as well as summer, and said to
do well in all seasons. For, though snow is
never absent from the mountain-chaiGs which
shut in this valley, it seldom lies long in the
valley itself The pass over the Wahsatch is,
if mistake not, 8, 900 feet above the sea-level;
this valley about 4, 900. The atmosphere is so
pure that the mountains across the valley TO
the south seem but ten or fifteen miles of; they
are really from twenty to thirty. The lake is
some twenty miles westward; but we see only
the rugged mountain known as " Antelope
Island" which rises in its centre, and seems to
bound the valley in that direction. But both
the lake and valley wind away to the north
west for a distance Of some ninety miles-the
lake receiving the waters of Weber and Bear
rivers behind the mountains in that direction.
And then there sre other valleys like this
vested among the mountains south and west to
the very bases of the Sierra Nevada. So there
will DO room enough here for all this strange
peopie for many years But of the Mormons
and Mormonism propose to speak only after
stud wing them; to which end I remain here
several days longer atl.,. -t.tssr +
Iro BE CONTINUED