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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-15

&tri&iseeue Wearen trtisIt ieeten per Gampilhih
nab padetbput @m.6 8. 3Yler, ale:
s5 8els. Slc 3ipe unp Common Nbiettp.
zoo - 5renh Sranrp, Gin unp 9tKm.
loo ~ Mklasa uup Yprtwein.
I50 @sres SunG unb 9ascr 9taifnS.
100 Bs Carbonate Spea.
l5o /. Gactes Gunpppesr Tea.
so baIte Srres Slad 5ta.
loo @scS le!esrapl, RUunD aROUb unb Stausba
Nd 10 Wtatbes.
200 9sres paper uno Grlsates Stdr6.
petatreS, Onions, @csfih, 6iIh, Gait, Shs.e, 9ut.
ter, Gbseie, earp, Bacon. Spices, @aper. Sute,
@feaslrs, Cigars, GUrraSr, Slldins. 5irrr &c. &c.
ale biele sDaarsn iinp friIh unp BON beitsr qua.
lttht uns ~ecrfauit ~risislten gu BEN b~iatatcn preiltn
N NJ. y. Gpler,
86rIriale @roor. Yrppiiier unp
Qiaapr Dealer.
Is. Strass, ,wiihcn Carp au 9lain.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-15
United States
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'r9eNene Aulttae, rab I'D pe 9Rutpittait rss l1n,,t,
otlt'S 0eteI', Gff Der l9irn unp Marnlrage. iip,r,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-15
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-15

q. H. CHALKLEY,
Paneifr Don Weber uno S6ubs5mtinas, Smportc.r
bon franiGHitem S~Sa!bleper,
Is. Ctr, ,piiben Main II. @ary. 8ihmnnc a.,
0srti6.n S@uha1attsin miro eics e~sallneiof aiIptt rts Q,o,,
pri eeeer ailrr gt ssiiens sntrfoblsn. Dititlben Enben eaielbif m
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2Snme'netrh go auAt weToenbs Sebrr in slelnfaNS ppprdftio.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-15
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~ mN@tn. e1r nc tee lett3rriie Nlptnune an Mnibaanmse y,T-
'Snsn per nne Ia tbrrr nttn JSnbnuus an 9rcabityoac. up;Itbrr
cr !. UNI ? (fuhtr %rdttt'S Scfsl), Iu fnrtn III, mcftttt liz
~aent;Sttn &uftrasn sutscepultbt !" 'N' wv
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05

IN the 10th nit, at Redwood City,
San Mateo Co, Cal. the case of Judge
Terry was continued until the next term
81 the Court
On the 18th, man named Harry Ba.
~ and old resident ut F'ulsorlI. was
found dead In his cabin. His dog was
watching over him.
The Senate bill appropriatIng $4,000
ar each Of the Orphan Asylums IN San
francisco, and 81 900 for tile Los Ange.
les Asylum, was passed on the goth uIt.
4 Carson Valley correspondent Of the
San Francisco Herald says: - TO min
inr Ii is my candid opinion that there
NH be more money lost than made in
western Utah this summer, at this busi-
ness Many veins reported rich are utterly
worthless, as for instance the Pah- Utah
Or PiUte lead at the Devils Gate. Al
few weeks ago Il was considered very
rich, but at present II is regarded as d
humbng. This is merely an instance there
are hundreds Of other veins similarly stu.
atcd - Merchants will do well, but there
are already men Of large capital here en-
gagged in that line, such rs John G. Hall
4 Co. at Carson City, and Mandlebaum
and Klauber at Genoa. Each Of these
two firms has invested not less than one
hundred thousand dollars
The Mountain Democrat says:eThe
rush for the Washoe mines has not
atatcd in the least, Notwithstanding the
fact that the Territorial Enterprise saws
there is nothing IN the Territory to Justify
80 great an Increase Of population. Peo-
pie, especially California people. must see
for themselves, and they seem determined,
iftlere be anything good ii Washoe, not
to lose their chance by remaining at
Iome.n "a. ].
Lilburn w. Boggs, Ex-Governor Of
Missouri. recently died at Napa Valley,
Cal. He leaves q widow and eleven
children.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
D. RICHiRDsON.M MN.

n. q corner Of West Tsmple, and 2nd South Ste.
II Will. wait upon all persons, III pursuit Of
health, who may favor me with d cali !
keep constantly on hsnd choice selection Of
medicine Of the best quality for my practice; also
kichardson's Concentrated Physical Jaundice
Bittsrs, and Family Pills. They have no equal
for the billions attacks peculiar 10 this climate,
They are put up BY me, fresh every month.
Every family IN the country should keep 81,
hand this valuable medicine, which is ready for
use when needed; have these instead or the
cheap, useless preparations that are paIned on
on Utah, which have been put up twenty years
ago. ya 81 S
Cash, wheat, -four, butter, eggs, sc. taken in
exchange. Don't forget TO bring Il slong.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
Gnrriglt . N ! u I.
MEXICO..

Az ESeLIsH PRoTEsT AGAINST Mira.
VOWS CAusE.--It appears by correspon,
dent Of the New Orleans Picayune, writ.
ing from Vera Cruz, that Captain
Oldham had written to Miramon, protest
ing strongly against the wanton and in
human destruction Of English property
and innocent life Il. ..5,1s. III:
43 h. ys.s III FRANCE. l.9
The Brussels Nord had been seized in
Paris for publishing Cardinal Antonelli,s
reply to NJ, Thouyenel, contrary to Ell,
quette. The Independence Beige processes
to have good reasons for believing that
France will ratify the annexation Of the
.Romagna and Tuscany to Piedmont, in view
Of the late remarkable result. .7. z< 3.
" The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times writes that there Is great wrath IN
that city against the Pope. II was said
that his Holiness had issued another docu-
nient still stronger than the Encyclical on
tic Romagna affuir. Letters from an uI-
tramoutane writer, now in Rome, state
that the agitation is SO great as to make
itdoubtiul whether even the French army
WILDE ableto restrain it much longer.
Its also stated that the second aonitoire,
or warning, which Immediately precedes
accommodation, has been sent to Turin.
After certain interval, the bull casting
forth the Sandman monarch from the
communion Of the faithful will be issued. Y
i. ITALY. .s.=: ::s....5,.
~. q 3.-E- p =. =
Aletter from Turin announces that the
Sandman Parliament will meet on the
18th instant; also, that the King is likely
topostpone acceptance Of the Romagna
lot q time, in hopes Of removing the
Popes opposition by negotiations. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed everywhere
upon the announcement Of the Central
Italian vote; and the King contemplated
making visit to the newly added pro
Vihees. s:5. t FfIE~:Ei + 5$ss%.@+ ~. : ! -.
a great manifestation in favor Of the
rope has taken place at the Vatican.
so NAPLES. 4 . =..~ r.s.
Six Seapolitans have been sent into
exile; other NeapOlitans have been in.
Termed that they may remain at Naples.
Inc Court Of Vienna has disapproved Of
Ile severe measures which were intended.
An Austrian general has, arrived at
Naples. The ambassadors Of the western
powers have given advice to the King
q T
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
SAVE YOUR PAPER RAGS.

TIME inhabitants Of Utah are requested TO
Il gather up and save their worn Out wagon
covers, ard every description Of cotton and linen
rags for paper making, and deliver them, from
time 10 time. 10 the Bishopa Of the seyera
Wards, or The Nees and MouNTaINEER Offices Or
their agents, for which, when clean, they will
be allowed five cents pound The rags can be
sufficiently eleansed in pure water, without soap
II is expected that, IN a few months, all who
wish can receive papeF 10 exchange fer rags.
So EDWARD HUNTER, Presiding Bishop.
+: - & &. ~. A. -: 37.tf#
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
HATTIMG.

1HE subscriber hereby gives notice u me
l public that he he's resumed lI,e hove h,,s,.
ness At his old stand in the I7th ward, q. IS. i,
Clty, one block north Of Temple Block, WI III. /. A.
WANTED,
a AZ Kinds Of farss for which liberal price viii
S 2 pad; also Saxony sheep and lambs wool,
STU JOSEPH 4 Haywood.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
] C,ARRI1GEI !. lII.4KElR. !

n EGS respectfully 10 call The attention ef lie
ID publiesto his establishment; where lie II
making children's carriages, which are highly
recommended for al children; but sickiy ones IL
particular.
Buggies and carriages neatly repaired q
Residence--l7th Ward, one block and half
west from the Tabernacle. 374lt.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
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CABINET TURNING.

II BEG leave 70 Inform my friends, ana the
IL public GENERALLY, that 1 turn out al kindI
Of work In the first style. Give me call, and
yoa wit be suited in work aud ptice.
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Babies, Chairs
&C., &c, always on hand, for sale at reasonabl.
rates. ss, III 81
Deseret currency, produce, Re-, tax d IS nav.
e. M. CAST, 18Th Ward, Il
On State Road, half block north Of Emigration
+. Street, and opposite Herman Hyds,s. l7-tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
e q HeadI for StncIs,..

WILL pay literally for the delivery OF
Running on The west side OF Jordan, They ale
branded SB on left hip, and BLAlR on horn, z
1 3T-tE s. M. BLAIR, 18th Ward. 7.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
NOTICE.

GTRAYED from the corral Of Appleton
~ Harmon, on Monday April 30th, a red co w,
middle size, about 10 years old; short horns and
one loops; branded D on the left shoulder; white
spot in the forehead and TANKS: very poor. Any
person finding the same, and will bring her to
me at my Soap Factory, on Council House Street,
shall receive the reward of Five Dollars. .
31-tf. WIN. w. FOSTER.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
A. Norton. Wool Carder.

IIAVISG purchased The careing machine,
IL formerly owned by a.. GafGnei, Of Biz
Cottonwood, and S. Holloway Of Provo, Is now
prepared TO receive and card wool az Provo civ
Utah Co. Bring on your wool, People froif
distant counties can have their rolls 10 take
home with them. Good work warranted
Provo City, April Goth, 1860. r #. 37-3t
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
LOOK oIJT.

"A ~ persons Inhabited IL rile Ern n Amv 4
~ Smith Cor DnsiIn Ams. ind;y;,ln.i,,5S
s'tger on hoia o. book account are hegeby noli.
neg ihai ~ such notes and beck accounts have
pseh placedin The haAds Of w II. A,.l,le6y. Isso..
w y sorney, for collection and settlement All
sush persons are requested 10 eall on him. an
Feslle The same forthwith, ard save cost.
\, \, VA. # ANY u SMITH,
4 sf.'t ff DUSTIN AMY.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
.aaufrti5rmfata.. !. !. !.
10Y LoaT.
TAKEN UP.

l one rs s%n Ward, four days since, two Cows.
low fOrI ea s and white, white line backed. swsi!
brand ., -. ~ tight ear, years ola: no air.
Whils Ina M, visible The other red and white,
Years Old tucked swallow fork In right ear, I
ray charges Will please prove property, and
s,sk: Bssd H. OK = red and whitS, white lined
.hoOIaer (dimS !. - On LEFT hip, also on the left
5i.t Itn and have your pay. WV "0'"' f1eA's
-. ;. ! 8. LUCE, 10Th Ward.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
MILL CREEK KANYON.

HIHE sabscliber begs respectfully to inform
i the inhabitants Of G. S. L. City and vicinity,
that Mn Greek Kanyon 10 NOW OPEN, and
that the roads are In good condition, and will be
kept 50. l also wish those knowing themselves
TO be indebted for the use OF said kanyo on, TO call
and settle their account. For The future, / wish
all who may visit the kahyoh, TO bring their Toll
with them. 3-3m' BEN. ASHWORTH.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
woo,r. FOR sAIu.

WE have on hand, TO exchange for Grain or
wv Country Produce, At our Store In Camp
Floyd, 1000 pounds good American Wool
IS. 81 .... GlLBERT& GERRISH.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

r HAVE One Hundred Flaiyhead Ponies for
i Sale; or 10 exchange for Cattle. F.
,asss E. W. VAN ETTEN, 3a% r
96-4t I9lh Ward, G. s. L. City. Il
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
G Old! GoId!!.

Il, OR sale, a Gne Gold Watch and Chain.
IL Cheap for good pay.
Enquire At MeuNrArsEER Office s7-tE
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
NEAT MARKET.


&IILL cohllnars IN the MARKEr, and can Be
~ lo'isd atihe Old stand % leaac Brochbank,
Main Street, where NJ Offers 4 superior anaiitv
q Beei, Mutfen, Pork, Spatetibs, Sa9sages.
Handles, Eggs, Butter, Lard, Bacon, TalIow, and
extra dried, 10 the purchase o. which, lie
sa,s NE attention 81 his trends aud Customers
Give him call.
These indebted 70 him are respectfully invited
. cAH and pay M, Or closs ihsir account BY
26tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
JORDAN MILLS.

TINE Propristors Of the above Mills respect
Il fully beg leave TO inform their friends aud
patrons, that they have thoroughly repaired ard
fitted up their mill In manner not surpassed Iii
the Territory. They are now prepared TO attend
70 all business, in their line, entrusted 10 tilsm.
To our old customers We return our thanks
for past favors, and solicit their patronage aaele
i 3l-te gSl sd. r. ALLEN 81 Co. Il
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
HUuH MOON

NTTILI. pay 50 per bushei in good pay for
/. w 1000 Bushels Of CORN. 36-tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
NAPLES
Marrira:

Is, sfsyson CITY, April %, BY Elder John love.
PERar ~. ,,, !; LeykLEss and MARTHA ANN
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
NOTICE.

Ilo whom Il may concern. THIS 4, 10 uo,lfv
- AZ Pefsons that ] snail not nav 4 ce,,aE,,
note o. hand gwen BY me, payable 10 p. "A. Jack.
man, tot the snm Of $500, Of thefeahous, the
consideration for said note having faIsa.
Solt PHILANDER BELL.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
'e ticket Porter Mills, it 10 also conced

the ticket Porter Mills, it is also conced
ed, is elected. -
There is rumnr on the streets to-day
that the Federal Government is engaging
laberers for Fort Moultrie, aud drilling
them as recruits.
Senator Iule, Of Florida, has written
letter from Washington to the legisla.
.ure Of that State, announcing that upon
learning at any time Of the determination
Of Florida to dissolve her connection with
the Nor,bera States, he will promptly and
joyously return home TO support, the ban.
ner of the State to which he owes allie
glance.
Cot. 3lackburne, Federal Marshal for
the Northern District Of Florida, is clos
ing up his business, preparatory to re-
signing.
The secession feeling in Florida is quite
as UNIVERSAL ~ in South Carolina.
Columbia. Dec. s.
The House passed the bill to provide
An armed military farce, without oppos.
ton. 1t will be takA up in the Senate
tomorrow
The Presidents message is here. 1t
does not create much remark, as the pee
plt wera prepared for the views expressed
in relation 10 secession before hand, and
are taken such steps a. they deem neces
sar. - meet whatever exigency may a'isa.
Ths election Of Governor it is believed
will not take place till Monday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
trustees Sale.

" hEkEAs, samuel II. Cssady and Mary ?, Gas
""H' "' M""d"a'y rouutl. STATE OF Iowa. did
~ ',''' u"to I" trust mad on he 18th dav OF H.,
-'h'' cr lAho, sell and convey unto Wm / I,, ia.
i"ii""inG drscrib, real estate to vi. .-Tlra.t 49,,
h""ired ieet oil tom sots two and thr. in hiont
'lt'' i"ut. III Middle Sioux Clt~ in Woodbury. ca
80 % iowa upon which sail premises i erected IA
Nv" Story hr'k bio Of buiiiiu = IN trust To s.ura
lhr pay nstnt Of the sum OF nIue huudred and tsru
Eionr dollars t. lila, A. White of Baltimore, Mar
.i'"" on or before the ilth dal Of JGna. lisa and
tue dtil,eiy 10 } W. Roslcr oi Elias A Nhitc,s
Deeds OF Warranty for the south b,f and nor,b .st
!uaf'eI OF s=ctioa Il. township o. nu.th Of r,uv.
81 N or before the nth day Of June 1859 And IN
Nt 'he sa'o 'a>ad' iaiied or rrfus ii to pay said
'loh"y to the said White when due. or ia d.r,,nr
the said de- DIS to the said 1u.ier hen the sail T,,
Ter was authorized to advertise said property In III
.untS aforesaid at J., 1t 20 days, and the sam.
NJ pnoi,c auction at the Court House ,l,,r i, >,,,
wy, IN said county, to the highest bidder for Gas
In such parcels "r tracts Tia. Trustee sb,ud dnen
tnos' advantageous to the said parties OF the FIRST
part or 81 much thereof shall be Necessary to s,
my 'ne amount then due. with costs and ,xp.uses
oil making such sale, aud the surpiu. If any ma,
over '" the parties of the first part their heirs or r.,
p"'"u.es' ON demand ard make deed in fee
stnp'e TO the purchaser for the premises sold All
" Which VIII more fully appear by reference tc the
Records of Woodbury. county low, Nor,ys,a Ia
cord a pages All and AIS where said Deed ~
trust Is recorded. And whereas, said deeds have
teen delivered TO the said Boslcr, and WI ress IN.
SAID demand for the 1924 90 has bero,e he rrorsrt
OF said Bosier, aud whereas default has been mad,
III the payment Of the same, and the whole amour,
.. N''s w ana Interest thereon from the 18th d,y
ei rune, 1907 At six per cent. per annum is now
a"e ana unpiid. Therefore |, VIM. l.. Jov Trust,.
as aforesaid in accordance with the row ers given M
IN SAID Deed of Trust. will on the h d.y of jam.
AIRY, 1861, at 10 % clock, A. NJ, on said d,v .xnns.
10 sale at public auction ad sell to tn. bi,h.t h
der or cash, at the Cosrt House doc in SIOUX CIV
III Woodbury. county, State of Iowa. the above d,
s'r'oed property or so much thereof AS NAV b. ne.
eessary to satisfy the sum of 1924 ~ and intsrc.,
thereon from the nth day Of June 1859 a, six Der
cent per annun and costs and expenses of sale. and
"'h 'N"cuts deed In fee -mps 10 the purchaser or
s- .sers Mt the time Of sale Tor said premises Tins
~t' WM. l.. JOY, Tru,ser.
ttcHtueF ism, lSbh. uap-Sw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
orrespondsnee Of the London Chronacle.
GARIBALDIS DEPARTURE FOR
GAPKERA.
NAPLES, November 9. 1860

NAPLES, November 9. 1860.
G~r;bald, is gone. Last night i. was
asa"r't that his departure has been udef
inite,y adjourned. A sudden resolution.
however, was come to, and early this
morning he sailed in the Washington for
-aprera. Nobody except his IMMEDIATE
friends, and not all OF them. was aware OF
his final resolve, aid, in consequence, he
slipped away at break of day, unattended
and almost unknown.
To the last he refused everything from
the King, and drew nothing from The Elk
chequer but his general officers pay of
81 day; so that the story goes. he actu
ally borrowed few pounds from persona!
friends in Naples to pay the small debts
he had incurred here while Dictator As
he sailed oil he stopped at our British
flagship to call on Admiral Mundy. He
invited the Admiral. in common with sew
eral other English friends, to come and
see him at Caprera, if they can put up
with Posnta porridge and fresh milk,
which are ali he has to offer them. The
Sandman men of var fred a salute to the
Washington as she sailed off, which was
repeated from the forts, but otherwise
there WAS no show and no pomp, aud there
is nothing to record about the departu re
Of the ex Dictator beyond the great bread
fact that Garibnldi is gone. have had
to dsappro,e his policy often. and to that
disapprova! still adhere; but this frank.
ly aud truly say. that great and good
man has left Naples, and has left none
behind him worthy Of his inheritance
IL the morning n proclamation from
Gar bAfli was placarded on The walls of
Naples but the news Of his departure
seemed 10 excite little attention. and as
yet there has been no manifestation Of
public ter' nG on The subject
The su.smn act of he lion Of the
k'0gdom o. the Two Sieilr TO Italy WIS
G" ebra,el at the Pa'lazzo Eeale on tho
9TH instant, during Garahaldis last inter
view, in presence Of the King. the Dcta.
tor himself, the ministers aud the court.
Contonti, Prime Minister, addressed his
Majesty in the following terms:
Sire, the people of Naples, for such
purpose assembled, have proclaimed YOU
its king By an immense majority. Nine
millions of Italians now unite themselves
to the other provinces under your wise
sway. and will prove the truth Of your
solemn promise that Italy should be for
the Italians.
The King replied in short speech, re-
plete with good sense and Italian senti.
ment Garibaldi alone was invited to ap
proach the throne.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
DAKOTA CORIsEsI'J SDENCE.

NFRMILLloN, d, T., Dec. !, 1866.
Mr.. Error: A few words in regard to
this town, may be of some interest to
your numerous readers. Progress is visi
BILE on every side. 1t is now conceded py
all in the Territory tina. EermiIIion bears
away tins palm il respect to improvements
The large storeroom of II. D. b. will soon
be finished. The Mulhollaud house en-
Joys large measure of popularity. Esq.
NJ. from Dallas county, has opened most
excellent temperance tavern. Blind. stag
gers is an article that he cannot be Undue,
ed to cell. G. b. ha. erected a building,
and is now ready to entertain Travellers
Messrs c. & D. have been compelled to
enlarge thsir s,ors. building to twice its
former size.
The bell for the Presbyterian Church
arrived to day. The floor Of the house of
worship, will be laid to.morr9y. A sab
bath school will be opened in il next week.
A first class district school commences in
few days. '
Thus, you see, Mr.. Editor, that, ccnsd
ering the hard times, we are making
cheering progress.
Next Spring, very large emigrston to
Nsrnillion and vicinity, is confidently
expected. We hear that the Me.srs.
Booge of your city, will then erect large
wholesale establ.shnen. at this point We
shall welcome then. ONWARD.