davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-20

NoxpAy Ey'xy1so, Mtrth IL.
The market for Eastern Exchange waa sca'ee'
II 50 firm to-day, but there WIS no enaoee ~
the bank rate which continues ut &c per een'.
prem, On the street there was less oenano
aud 9 per cent. wRs the outside figure pa'a'
, 1860-03-20

DryK1nk. y. T., March 1?.-Narisation is
open between this and western ports Of Lake
Erie. The New York aud Erie Railroad screw
steamers 0wego, Fl ON Cleveland, aud ScF York,
carsoes Of corn, pork and iour. The s.eanler
Olran left for Toledn yesterday afternoon.
, 1860-03-20

MErEonoIoa1cAt.-Ranse Of thermometer at
Lake Forest, ILL.,, one hundred and twenty feet
above the iercl Of Lake Michigan for tho week
ending Saturday March Il, 1s5o- Taken for
the Smithsonian Institute:
, 1860-03-20

Y.A. L. Orros1r1oS TlckE7.-Thcrc will be
4 meeting at the Young Mems Association
Room this Tucsday evening, March 90, ut seven
o'clock, to nominate Regular Opposition ticket
for the ensuing election.
, 1860-03-20
71iE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. THAI. EAl: ROAD.
10 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
eouztzy. - -' - s@

I lie PENNSYLVANIA CEN
A1EAl sa1; e II; EqAp, Z, ;;o,,n,r rrp,,r
Tht capacity OF tt!k Eoai i cow ecual II any In Ira
ThEes Through Passenger Trains
Between Pittsburgh aat Philadelphia
f57asfh se; T. nf Is Ta!2a Dsks; rssnrh a
iS;shx HsG iss,35: +; Sse r. .a M,a
y any "st q tss,* u
Espft.s aad r.: Lines nun through 10 Philadelphia
sa%s:ax e. .saessa !" 81 train: wooaraa.
s,5spnf ssf'sss H. tsst isaus Tte Etwts
y ;s. s:aa;: s'Ft SsS xo;* Eip<.s salss ass
@ i':'i &c ieuxh,s.
pssat h;a1s-.rsd eaa,el EssEssr.
81 Isd,y IEa:n. tesxssa thaee ssa saa New York;
IT, n,y I,as =, s*;Hssa S*T io.k asl Eea
cna14e though New York -
oacts III shc w. also Iva 10y lbs s1suas La
q steame,> On tle M,.ssip2. uh.o ,s1. It us
fsl.deips:s - ''''A'|' ~ LUX l'-s'a''*' 's
81 FA11 ALwArs ~ Low AND T1x1 II cc.exa -
Ant ofAKM KauvU
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
Thee n,pstion ofsa w.sc.a councillors Of tbs Tam
sylvaria la suaI. mixes th'etLI
DIRECT LINE raahkxSFT akElf wEgF: EgE EAST AND TEE
The connecting by the Rai:osa B dz. 1t FITS.
burh .soila< II aa1ase ar fsna:s of rsssd; toxeIsr
r ins me sas1s m ?. ss as .s41s .s4y spprss:ase4
F"s riss. coh,ss.f. Or .h3rpn: Mssssoa. sPr,ytoo
ae4sss' esses ostas fuo~ y: agents cf tic csmiaa5
u. L. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
rs Pierre CO, z.ne=yl.r. o; J. JJ huston, Ripley,
4;a:sss n: S:ssz i fss:'ii iss! il
Il; l. Mtla1uE. &ad!sea lid: Js, I Ne,:e Leus-
Ssa Ss e. e. S:i; S:Y j. e E*ss:s ~: ss9 ls a., ss &
L.u:s: J.4a M H. Hank Ss:a';l. Tean: l!,rrts hu.t.
Atcn. H., tt Freight Agents Ut Eal1oAs At e,:xrsat
, 1860-03-20

noxpAr Evzx1so. March II. 1soo
The following are the receipts ana sn'pmen's
far the pass twensy-four hours:
, 1860-03-20

The Committee haviuE adopted the plan
represented by Mr.. u. v, Doyiugton, for the
Republican Headquarters, invite proposals ur-
til Thursday, at4 P. NJ, at his office, for the
erection Of the building.
C.N. HoLpEy, Chm
, 1860-03-20

Br Tr.EoRArR.! Nrw yoax. March 10,
FLors-Flour dull heavy. and loey ns,u md Is ecp.
oneI ;otnprytng the uost pressing ot tue
eaSS*1 his *50 ~ :uF~r star: e. eso. 10 exr. do
*s 1vxa - suatr Weste.n q es: Is 10 medium
extra dos e60 elip,AuE htAld. Il. H. o., c,.-lcs
dni and hcary CAadan II In lin request II utrv3
In fasu7 u buyers $Al .I G. &ast. uiun tuel.ncc
c1fra Rye tluuE4 lm It'd tGs9nrsc ,epoe ed ii 500
~ C.En Nal auiI and cstAGed+ rot tersey
st;o Buck heat Flour p:rn:y ant dull q :nsl.s7h.
fEA1s-N heat vary du,l and nvpsnaiiy 1tt:c tw On
fprrE- Cht1o parcels II wnlte and rcd held previous
pfe1" Without any inquiry. r. nls7dc hrer and IN s1is
dkNaAnd sac~ 40 Gn VI s66s.c l:atcy quiet ~
cLau.e; ses 0o IN b. Ice ste At alc. Com fear%y
3tptuiy and tEan b-"rF: r!ef Il 30 bu At 1884:
!Hc'in: 10 Ed wha. for Southern aud Jc:sey gel
luw. !tt m1ed WeeEp. aad .se for low d.. Oats
racn. and Ac4v1 Ut ss4S4ic far Eauadan and $t.:e.
=, Pkovss1oss.-"otk- t,a7s,c;cns 1imstd and uaske.
htsvy liver S-1"s sl'. - old
So lu- western. Frsur mess G.ef lover Satk ot 4ta
bIlsa: ssGs 20 fvc ,uny rslnt s5ie % d. ue=a; s9li0
Ie7ack e1lala exta nc.s. ~s!ne be~f dull
and nnnia i. BE hams duet Al eieGt3 for Sta,s: 1s
G3t1 r tsieTn. Cat me dull gales IF 1t0 pkEs nj
for sh 'uttc't: eG9Hc far 1laIs Iaeon quc
4Nby1rs lung cie7E ~ dlo, ataat y3c. lasi Qst and
sttady fs'es al sQo ~ aslGltkr- Eutt.r-af flr 'u
GEocEAlt-Cue- aasfctvtry firm Int extremely quiet
We un!y a1u II *ua sacs At very ffee 1gustA
co1uus- tte-dy and In far demand. Sacs. cultpx 40
hid. Cuba, at5c and @ hhs NJ .. at tHa6c Molas.es
uIclaussd. Sale. " hhds Foro ico u dc II h,ls
English Island t:Ic.
t1ocks- Moderately active and higher. c TEL Gal /
E4H. 1scad is,t ft7r 1H IA IS ~ Hu.sou
70 IN ~ \ Tern MI
, 1860-03-20

CRAwFonpsy1LLE, Ind, March l9.-Thomas
Brown, charged with the murder Of Dennis
Collins, was found guilty Of murder in the first
degree, and sentenced to imprisonment for life.
, 1860-03-20

To MAn1Srns.-R. Blanchard. 81 L,sallc st.,
will publish this week new nautical chart Ct
Lake Michigan.
, 1860-03-20

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d
~ Quincy KAILIslhAB-
Faaueer Trains AID At Ca:c1zo fo'ows:
Day Exo'ess eave+ tf:t5 sunta}s excepted A1ryes
*.u u-n sundays excepted.
Night .xc,a !ea!e. 2l4 Saturdays excepted; NJ
t;rcs" a.1n,. Moni& sae1c~psea.
Mendoza Suuj1ys sxcetted:
arrives VIZ SKI. Sua4s,s execYed.
Z. =. uAIMJsU, General Srpss
OreeYnh<r H. 14x4,
, 1860-03-20

ARRIVED. March IS.
Jo*cphine, Ia salEc. 4. .to1 BIT eosn
S.ba.tep-l. Ls >ale, ,73s BIT corn.
Asia, Ii Saif. 5!al bu tdrn.
ArM&ala, La ealIe, i e6. IN c3In.
AtlautA, Ia Salle. 40 hu eoEn.
ttarsDtk. II Sale CO tTs pork = e. - 1xId.
1taHute, ottawa. ty't0 ny cu:n.
onsio OTTAWA e,tG7 bu com II SIS =. scrip Ion.
CLEAEED..-.-. ......3Isrch Is.
AfatiA. L. sa.!c. liz 900 4 iuubcr.
L: HSdge, !unber, 100 n aidnS e9oo lah
eeaoT: s1e uz,st Il au1ceSr. S,ooo sa.uxe=, ZOO
7: p. Lt.,131d. 4 Sale. 1ltsoo II lu.uees
1000 ehinrlea, - H' "'''S7 's"A*
T'Faa L. ssiie lsls: n tune bu barl~y 1,soe bu
, 1860-03-20

Arrest OF n Fu=iiise Horse Thief.
MADISON, Iud., March 1a.-William Bcnuett,
Who escaped from Lagrange {k:) prison in
December List, where be mad btca sent for
horse stealing. was rearrcsted in Upton County,
Ind, last week, through the excrsious of Madi.
son detectives, md brought here en- Saturday.
en- route 10 Lagrange. IL has already served
tMentYone Years in the Fcnitentiary
, 1860-03-20
.G:;t0be8.

10 be CLOSED e OUT
Is per Cent. Less than Cost.
to'c occupied nv uOnAs G- -uRGE,
20l LAKE STREET,
as =, ss al f., e .'psF
STOVES, FURNACES, RANGES, |
REGIS TERS.
COPPER WARE. BRASS WARE
Stamped Ware, Plain Tin Ware, P!anislad
Ware, Japanaed Ware.
Al klcd.os
House Furnishing Goods,
RA1LROA GOODS, &c.
eas.s s7se Opportunity 10 purchase u Whals.als Of
n4!oe:7sln RopERTs. GREEN : CO.
SToVEsl sT0vEsi STOVES!
~ at,
ALI.uN Il DAL.ToN'9,
H-..............-..LAKEs sTREET............,+x..
| Raers nsy be becsh: 4. very! log ps.ees:o. ca4a
Co0k STOVES efEar,r. ras:esc.,
FAHLOA STOVES for Weed and Cos..
| OFF1CE STOVES for lI.-d aot Sott CoAi.
| BON STOVES for Hotels aud =. X Ca.a, 1t.
RUSSIA IRON AIR TIGHT STOVES,
Also the famous Hasd Ceal Burner
r A D I A T O r.
Plain, Planished d Japaned Tlnwnre,
Housekeeping Goods In General.
stoses AID set neee. Remember.
II LAEu sTRHuT. - u
JAS, T. ALLEN.............JAs- +. DA1TuN.
Stoves, STOVES, STOVES
suator stores. A'rI!:ht stoves tor Wood and Coa A
| uanu!.ctufeIa prices. Conquest looking store. Al
thoakh ,ae tm5rose1nen. 10 Stoves have Perhaps, KEEP
PACE with the advancement In 3t}it and quality Of otter
sl:s e nanu!ae.r1es thsts are many ~h al. leot II
NO more economical IL tae consumption Of fuel. Tn
Conquest stove n,l:e to ais particular telazd
manufactured IN TIE hShI,t sty: II we:kman.:i3
eom1nrs With Substantial Edsantes. n;w aad ic.7ostas
ptnc.pie possessed tv o stove For sale tY
ot1ias53ly H. W.LASDEETR. 21l St1te stree:
GTEWART'S COOKING STOW
Ss STILL AHEAp.-The acknowledged sarer..'r:ty
the Stewart S:ose has given E.e tn seye.A limitations
The genuine a:tie;e fos sas %.!y u Z. AEA AGeIs.
good assortment Of Housekeeping, Easawars AL. II
| Wazt. a2.en.s II
, 1860-03-20

.Gs.4.N.KEKS,
CHICAGO. .......................1 ILLINOIS.
4lx 46 LAsALLE STREE.
Banking Department
Deposits reeel;ed on Curre:. Account from pI:,.;a
city country, and tne usaal 3eeonodaslons eras 10
pn bossss. en- CIV b. a,wea in cases wh.r.
spe.:sl azrerI ents lave beea a&te to ih.i eject
,a.as I'll is oa: "'4
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT..
Deposits fn ,uns not les than Go1r, rcetred and
vii le :osel % departs nt this tesc12ton te1 tss
ie2o=ited.
COLLECTION DEPAIkTMENT.
Collections ia Ch~azo made and peoeetis Eer!ltcd
Sy ss, Fl n I e ss
RENTED on favorable terms
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
Es, gs TIM 4t % ss s:
eaees. 1seou1tl, &c. il new sois.
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
huy and e., ca Commission ettst :: Gaiesso. o.
p
Railway, bo.As and Stock. Our connexions In Sfw
Yur< eu 10 a-sss prompt aud udic!ucs attention
TO any eries entrusted TO 0uf care.
FOREIGN D1:t'AnmTENT.
vpRY p e:Sf 81 Mos gs'is: Saf REE 7. tt
se In as:la hs ru2c that IL fe:zn barking transsc-
ucns te e1ecttd thrsh cur house with Ftoptaesa
D:,s @ aa ie:e:s Il cist in suns u 10 sus i SsS ie1k
ts-ns aleEts il lon,r, IRIS. Fnkfart
nc Main. larur Estlip br.n,vn. Leiosis, t:oo:us
Nefde!t~rx Bale. t;+rne Drtsden, &C. Ac SC. &c.
ltelz particularly des'tous II piuHoG& direct CONNER
ea! intercourse te,~een te Nc*t and humps cheer
taiy snd % es.1s uost c1'eod patsuar .asi
poncss. O.; espa. u Dtac. 0nter. Gue.. teseptaa-
lAleritlace3 He &c. abe IL aly part OK Europe,
ma With rE.Mp: Htss Ind 4l~7atcl-
fNtountty DaLs aud Bankers supplied with Foreign
Bills It low sies. Private BondsaoJ tx2sss negotiated
AbIaad.
EoFFMAEn & GELPCKE.
JxANu1 4. RolfNAYS... .LITo GZLPcE1.. ALKx si:Hs-
FH.x.>"CIs !. u0FE.u-7.S.v,
Cons1 Ct the G7and Ducr Ct Sa1e we:ar The DnShies
1t Brunswick and Sa1eta sud tne see city Of Frank
fort and y spsc: Of ssrsra state s1'aslyi s?n;t
HAMMER, Il EssiA NASSAU, PRUSSIA, ,SAXaSY,
WlKrEMHk RG. 3Lt,t:a BERG, &c. tae:.o4"ly
, 1860-03-20
CALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
EXEAT EESrER.I II AlGs Hl(IIEA

tAtAA4 n AS4AEh-s A1-A4AA l@NA"
NNE11 AtxAx6rNfS:.
o. ard a.1e. MONDAY 1os :sa ~ .zaes
els depot Chseao foti9a9 SaEI9vs
fI.t5aIG Nj ii:9o pm Ia: pxoa fao. fs:fo7s EstAf
Eac.Es> AID Intermediate POINTS .x., x..
Al 4l+3 an aa 9:t1 4: EaFiattt hGS4su0~ ftses
port Warec. ukeua, lua1a:th puba7a=s os.e., 'aass
@ ~ tenaa Tsta md lnts:raeca.e rseee-
Tss7snetr. for NcIenr3, RcsE,aut. GeaevH La4s and
nf,rnnedase potnss viii taks ths il:so an. tE11.
E. 3. T4LCnr-. Geoe.1 supk
H z FQETEE Qeu. Passenger A<.1:. Nt0
, 1860-03-20

F1orn Axp oEA1S Is STORE.
The following table SHOWS tic amount of
r,our md Graiu in store in this city on The l'th
;,s+ eonnered yitE last yea. i
, 1860-03-20
( f,HlCAGO low A AN D
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
chicago, Clinton i Cedar Rapid !

On Ed ti,er MONDAY Nov. ca.t, 1889 Until f4z:k
1otie-. tra!rs viii run f..ows:
-AalSs WESTWARD. TRAINS EASTWARD,
ElrAE.A TE1lT- EXrEE%4 TIA1-.
la YEs. Lcays Ka2is.N IN
Leave Esnton. ali Asiise at tEsil rrs
Asr:Teat CeIAr Zap AtIlyeai Et.eaxa.. .At1
h.A-.- ...+I@slFn AcCtIa4uD%Iih7 1HAiN.
ArcCAxcnAT2oy I7A1S. Lcaytt s.!ar N.pts ..:lH aEn
I<ere t!:etp 1t:o Arrive II t-tu ..I:3u LIE
At::rs II Ce1-T issI-
Its....... ...--.. .f:IdpN.
ClaE<Gt1E With al Through Tfa1a for Csc1So and ta&
E4&-
AZ Dewitt with ssakes for uavenpstt a2l Na;ueke:a.
At iauxee Kan. VIII .t1se. lct rostuto.
At Enson GEe.e wi:t s.Ass fur T!p;uu.
Al Lt4"M ttl SAG r for .at4n'usa.
Ai,H-A ct,ar Eas.ls with stssr> fer M,r'cc. Ttrtrs,
ates"o, cc'lar Falls. Wavvsy. c.akssic. Er:eni. It.
'he. snt asI. t":s neiss as'l sioux tny r=i ic. Ms
r!rfa, i.l.,n Hr-a+ bs-ps,a5u eH.r~1. h.i+t C:y,
E.uI4.
W:a steamer B.acthawk c. csdar River :as y!ntoa 4od
Na.-s1t1.
This the >Eostcr cheapes* anil erpedoas rcrte
bst~esa lEtSa aud Central ~ -. i...ps July ra
from .he ,frsl.s2pi lsE .ai thence .'e ::y
iais :ls Int -sLor 1t faws.
Tltse,s IL ea.s las Wei.,stsses p+ea, chc1xo Its,
re- Ara- xi:: e II IT, crpot n ttu:. r::e:7e
Al. for -ba the road, which viz ts conveysS
:tr yiySE i.S< q tE@r-%,
, 1860-03-20

ALBANY, March l6.-Fiour-Thc demand is
.noderatc., No change in prices. Corn Meal
14sG15s. Euckwhcn: Flour IN the street. las I'd
MlIr. Grain-Sothiny dning in wheat- Rye
il, the steel &c. Oats in the street, 4o@!iec;
sales a.s09 bu. Canal,an in stocat 4S;c- Corn
iu tue street 7s@sue. There is some demaud
for Barley. with sales Of '.so9 bn. Livingston
County nj Sc a1oat, aud +.'''o do ordinary two.
rowed, in store, p... "h'eky sales loe ob,s at 4.
&c. >cel-Cluvcr in dull: al5Sac tor medium
fran first hands and sturc lets. Timothy s3.::5
, 1860-03-20

q. T. IEUEs1.t. 2s3 .1111ke.: =. ~
VIIEAGO d ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD IISE-t'a@eoxrz Trains d. F:rt from
All arrive 1t Chicago ~ foi!ows:
Ltav Ex3es- ard Mall fe1yt1 It 20 Al. and Arrives Il
f,.n Fn1. 4~un31ys excef:ed)
Sll Ez. .sle.vtsat ILLS pm. atustays erceptec>.
ss13yts :: 33l an {NoCd1y5 exrepted)
WI Sr +, H1 Gen AFent d<s7
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GalHlnllllllatl1ilJ.
THE REMOVAL

t,,,,,,,,. $,,,E Il.
II. :,f !, ,,s;, IS wv,
n, ~
Il 49, u, ss'
,i,. ,.,,,;,5, q 7.
~. - I, -,
M. t -. n j. 4S =
,f,,,,,,t,. a,, .,, 4. 4. . ~, /; ,s,
,nin;,,,, .,,,I 4, ;;,,,,
,viiTinr " ri ls ~, .;,, -
I'M. Z. DE.
,t:, I, = N !, 'i'o.
I, IS, !, - 'see
I, !. ~:
8,
81 ], q. 81. = =
eitbe, h,, * ALI ,,,,I 3, 49,.
~ once ,xbiL, ,,,av h,., -.
And inas,n,ch 4. d.I,ys ~, ,Ia,,,,'.,,,,:
limo DIRECTIONS the tn,i,issi,,, rs f.li,.
einno,yerea ~ aet;ni,,l,, cls, ~, M,
without Isin,, roai,ig,,J =, os,,;t ~ t.,.t,
tions 81 aeti1n ~ suhsa,,,,cr, 800, !, t,s,,:
eress. z, 4. -.
IL The ..Mormons,. concIp,,e 10, INV f, an,
M, ..l,,.,.; ~, -.
Int what they ar. more. uilIine * 81, -,
We are we shall ,i,sni 3, -, ~.
prcx.,nt isrisdict,o, III a., Ir,.;ts,I Co..
wewiE guarantee not d, apnex + y co,,,,r, 4,
which they NAV Iocate i was done ,yi,l, ,,,.
after We came here. a. IL ~ =, IS, 81,
aixe them q r,,,cb 81 Il 81 !, w.
for all practical pirnosc. a. tj,c; - u,
their exclusive 1on,,,i AMI
them To live in M, un,,osstsd er,,s -
~. i. ins'ta %
' 50 - S "t our
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termed, are Americnn citiKsns have
Americans rights. and viii maintain
them.
Having said 40 much We may be en-
j,cetr,lI,y orr readers 70 apulogize for
having given thc space and attention tol
lie subject ilrat We have Tie 'resoIn-
ton las il was 80 called J, was but an
ignorant TRADE. Did The House of Rep
resepiaiises u the United States possess
The calm tlIgiiiGed respect fof their body
that their oaths require, they weuM have
hooted Mr.. Morris from their assembly
and pronounced him 4 cfa1ed fanatic
The permission TO even read such non.
sense Is disgrace, i darnniug indelibIe
disgrace. s#a.
Its not necessary 70 dwell longer on
thu subject. The communication over
Tie signature Of !" MonaoEs has given our
views ii afew but emphatic words, which
We entirely endorse '.l3rY on SELF
i should PC the PROPOSAL
Before we finish. however, permit il' g
Il say that the prelntiilarics TO the negctla
Il ton must b. that we are TO inclade Y
our credit in the contract:
lst. The fair value Of our temple AM
/ homesteads ii Ohio, Of which We hay,
been robbed
] cd The fair value Of our possessions i
Missouri, and the Just pensions due th'
Widows, the mothers. and the orphans q
/ the martyrs there entombcd
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4 utal Nf'.ms.

h I z ~ g 10 Z.
PoNY ExPREss.&-The rider Of the en-
press gallopped up to Capt Millers Office
yesterday morning, at 8 O'Clock, bringing
st. Joseph dates till the 20th, i am
The Western portion OF. the route is al
present seriously interrupted. Major
Egan started for Camp Floyd yesterday
with dispatches from Gov. Cumming.
From there be will proceed on tho route
ms far as it may be considered safe. and
will continue to run the express from that
point East u. !: F.: F.
s5.9ARRIyAis - Messrs. C: A. Perry aud
- Mitchell, left Weston, Mo-, on the Isl
of May, and arrived in this city about
noon on Thursday, the 24th inst. They
report having met j.. Sfoddara, ut Rear.
ney city, two miles west of Fort Kcarliey;
Bp. Woolley. at Red. B1ttes, on tile
Platte; and Joseph w. Young, eight
miles above tho three crossings of The
Sweetwater. All were: well, and getting
along finely. The teams generally looked
well. Feed poor from the crossing of the
Sonth Platte to Bridger. The above.
named gentlemen also report having met
Judge Eekcls at Green River. vi. .*E:s.::.
SGRGIcAL.-Aa6nfiisa ia-L igdfye off,,
Esmorat Arttty This important and de,
.licate operation was performed on Satur.
day last, by DIR. Anderson, one of our
practising surgeons on the person Of Mr.:
Richard Smith, formerly Of Penn. Some
eighteen mouths sltce, while welding a
aedge hammer, q small piece of steel flew
from its face, and entering Mr.. Smiths
thigh, iacerated the femoraI artery.
Through some acknowledgement in the
treatment of the wound, an anciIrisn
formed, which continued 10 enlarge: until
latterty serious apprehehsions were enter
tained OF it's bursting and destroying life
through hsmorrhage. Ligature Of the
artery above the seat of aneurism was
considered the only feasible means OF avert.
ing premature death, The operation last.
ed but q few nltnntes, and the patient
after the effects Of the chloreform subsidized
returned to CONSCIOUSNESS with a pleasant
stnile on his coImteuance, as though no.
thing very important had trauspired during
his an@sthetic condition. Drs. Bernhisel
aud Richardson were present during the
operation. ..-s. :: - = =
MAIL ITEMS Major Chorpenning has
lost the contract for the Salt Lake and
California line. Messrs. Russell and
ZONES, who have had the contract for the
astern division of the line from ST. 10.
ePh, are the lucky successors.
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Numt ptmg..
CHARLESTON CONVENTION !;

t1N previous number was published
the 1hrst days proceedings OF this CONVEX
lion. Below our readers will find n re.
port OF its doings up to the 3Oth, OH
which day. We doubt not, the convention
adjourned. having first split, as our read
ers have been informed.z-Eps. ~. -. II. +.
The committee on permanent Organi-
zaslon on assembling at 10 am, 4 pril
3fth, reported in favor of Hon. Caleb
Cushing for President of the Convection;
and one Vice President and One Score.
tary from each State in. the Union. The
committee also reported an additional
rule, to witt That in any State in which
1t has not been provided or directed by a
state convention how its vote may be
given, the Convention will recognize the
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THE CENSUS,

ISrpRsATIoN reached our Office 4 few
dnys since, that Mr. burr was promena,l-
lug the streets With q huge book OF roll
In his hand, and, calling inpeople's housss.
.nquiring Into tile number and names Of
the fumiHss resident therein.
by what authority Mr.. Bnrr thus med
dies with the private afIairs Of families,
does not satisfactorily appear, Some
suggested that hewas acting as Census
agent. But Nhero is the authority? Il
gentleman, into the number Of whose ID.
mily lie inquired. asked Mr.. Burr il he
were appointed census agent, and was IN.
swcred only with q laugh.
Supposing that the appointment had
been 50 made. viii the returns of the cen
sus correspond with the returns Of the
surveys made by Mr.. Burr? And when
the returns are made, Wilt not be neces
sary TO appoint . successor in Office to IN.
quire into the correctness Of them, as was
s Il j. = T. : : I'D.
done III the matter Of the surveys? And
when the Inquiry is made, will the returns
prove less fctitious? 81: Z. ~ :
Is il not customary and proper to give
public notice Of Gle receipt Of sucll com.
missions. and to notify the people Of
what is expected at their hands,. Such
has not been the case; but the FIRST We
know Of 1t is the opening Of the tremen,
doaS volume or roll, and tho inquiries ol
an e1-snryeyoF-general. b. H. H.
/ The appointment Of Mr.. Burr as census
agent, il atall made, is.a direct and in
tended insult TO the citizens of Utah; and
they Will doubtless know Low to appre,
ciatc It: Is he guiltless Of tho. Iileat
ISLANDERS that could be uttered against
thsms Does be stand acquitted Of bsine
l.one Of the most sinlictive enemies Of
Utahg 81 what authority, save that Of
ignorant meldiing insolence, did he ask
a friend tho other day, how many wives
he hadf # e.. H. i. =. =
Some ''Gtrong-nihded" ladies, we under,
stand, are preparing shower-bath for
him. lie had better provide himself with
| india.ruhher OSer-alls.. --r:>.: ~
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST.
rassACnEs br rHr rsDrAxs.

nassACnrs pY THR INDIANS.
q 3. r CRY May Vi. ii PM
EnTfoRs MoUNfAfNEERs-.
GENrlRMEx The enclosed letter has
Just come 20 hand, and il al your sIispo.
saI. Very respectfully,
II. Eoax.
RuBr VALLEY, Msy %, 1850
HdwAKp EelN, ESQ 5
Dram lit Is ia great haste that r
seat myself, FOR the purpose Of informing
you that james Carlow has Just arrived
aid states thai the PaI- Ute Indians have
forced THE boys 10 leave every station be-
tween Diamond Springs aud Carson Val
les. He reports that John Applsgate aud
Raphael Eliaiphl Lszisr were killed for
certain yesterday. Dry Greek, &C 10
O'Clock, am, May 20, VIM. Streeper took
the cut-oiF with tire mail, aud has moi
been heard Of since. Silas AlCC andless
aud Lafayette Ball arrived 1t Roberts,
Creek last nigh, at D o'cloek the Indians
chased them for FIVE miles, shooting with
their rifles; the boys were ON foot, They
all left Roberts Creek last night, at 1 2
O'clock, with all The horses and mules.
They saw a great number Of fifes id the
hills; they report sixty men killed at Car
son sink. The chief Of the SIloshonss ID
hero and anxious TO see you. The Indians
around here appear 10 be friendly at pre-.
sent. Shacup says lie would like to have
| 4 big talk with Alfred Huntington
Your orders respecting the stations
have mud will be promptly attended TO-
ours, &c..
* Signcd5 II w HuRsr.
This leaves here al IL M, Nay 23 q
Still IATER.
Friday, ! p.m.Mr. Fisher has just
arrived, bringing the express from San
Francisco, bearing dates up To the 18th,
No news from there Of Importance. The
express was brought by the mail 10 Egan
/ Kanyon, where il arrived on tile gath al
5 pm Particulars were not brought III.
James Alcott was killed. The Iildians
had attacked the Dug-way Station Al
miles west .of Rush Valley J.. s3.?z Ii
1r
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CAUTION TO EMlGRANFs.

Ir is anticipated that there will be al
extensive emigration westward the com
ing summer In riew of this, and aware
of the earelesSncss with which many, in,
deed the majority. of them travel, VIC
feel it our duty to give TO all word Of
caution. Reports have recently reached
Us that the Indians are gathering in toIer.
ably large numbers, preparing to repeat
the dePredatiOns of former years.
For those who pass through here, the
central route we believe TO be the best.