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SNusltaI.
.NaIs N A T ] o N A L BAN
41rAR WORCESTER MASS

.EIs N A T ION AL AND
x1~K WORCESTER, MASS
For the more efficient service of the best musical
talent in community, our own mutual advancement
and benefit and at the solicitation and advice former
friends of Messrs Fishes and JnsLYN's CoRNET BANDS
we whose names hereto annexed, have formed M.
steal Consolidation and organized under the above title
Twenty Pieces.
NJ ARBUCKLE. Leader and Conductor;
n. P. GODDARD, I'd Leader; II. SAMSON, Clerk,
M.ARBucKLE LIST Eb Comet b. D. RYAN Baritone
MGSDE EB GaFne do Go s sT tS Bass
SfG F PP1 IL EG R6 do coe SAMs0 t = E IN DO
- b o'' oLaRS Snare Il Drum
ISAAC FIsKE, LIST Eb Tenore c. COOK, do do
7. G. BANCROFT, I'd Eb do G. HIGGINS, Bass Drum
Jos; RIEDLE, Sd Eb do JAS. MCFARLAND,
J. NJ. ALDRIcH, LIST Bb do Cymbas and Fife
THos. WARD, I'd BIB do
Knowing that Military Band at the present day is
complete in its organization without the ability furnish
the requirements of good ORCHESTRA and for the pur
Firemens Parades Public Celebrations Festivals Con
The above Band in connection with other Artists well
known in this vicinity, have established the
national Band Orch estra,
T1entg-T10o Pieces
MATHEW ARBUCKLE, Director
EdB s IS, Violin dol G HasSs 9OGs onet
Nj AERneR g 10 {saAs
GEO. il. SMITH, Viola ~ T G. BAScRoFr, I'd don do
G. c. sTEARNs yioloncero J. H. SAMSON LIST Trombone
3. D. RYAN ContrabSsso W H. i FoIeER 4 Tympan
Jos. RIEDLE, do c. Cook, Bass Drum
II. +. FLAGG, Flute&Picolo J. MCFARLAND,
K MENDE LIST Clarinet Cymbals and Triangle.
JOHN RIEDLE, I'd do
The two Quadre Bands known as GODDARD & AL
DRIcH's, and "ARBUCKLE Il PATS will remain the
same as heretofore, leach furnishing when required any
number Of pieces contained in the ORCHESTRAL
Believing that "in Union there is STRENGTH our abil-
y and endeavors please and the patronage heretofore
bestowed, we respectfully offer services to former
patrons, friends and the public. r. II
GB appli atoms and orders for the Orchestra Mil
tary and Quadrille Bands be addressed to BOY
OFFICE Worpa Moss
f. dl
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BRITISH ISLES.


The Society Of Arts have inaugurated
a movement for great international ex.
hibition in London in 1889. They pro-
pose to raise q gnarantee-fund 81 d quar-.
ter Of q million sterling.
The Times" has again disquieting
article on the relations of England and
France. Il complains, that In France
every instrument that can work on public
opinion Is being employed to raise 4
violent spirit Of animosity, and that the
army arm IS thought TO look on a war with
England as not. remote. flbe sIimes, car
not discover any serious question At issue
between the two Governments. and
alfirms that il is in the power 81 the
Emperor alone toput EN- end "a the state
Of things daily becoming more serious.
and Il he does not do 50. there Il 4
reasonable ground for drawing 4 gloomy
inference from his silence.
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she Penitentiary bill were both beior,
he House the same day. and brouph
out considerable debate. On the Peni
tertiary, some Of the members were par
/ t;cuIariy sharp ia discussion. III
There was little business before III,
Council on Thursday. In the House
M. Bullock presented petition. signed
~ Mr.. w. III. Wall and twentv- n,
others, citizens of Provo Valley. Utall
county. praying for the formation Of I
new county, TO be called Timpansgos
county. The Penitentiary Bill passed
lie third reading and was sent Is the
Council for their concurrence. Mr.. snow
moved that the committee on Education
be instructed 10 investigate the present
condition and state Of affairs RELATING "a
he university ofthe State of Deseret \
with viewto ascertain TO what extent
the object Of the Legislature, as contem-
plated and provided for, IN 4, ordi.
nance Incorporating the University Of the
State Of Deseret: approved Feb. 98th
$780, have been accomplished; the
amount Of funds received by donation
/. Or otherwise; how the same has been
expended; the present condition of FIN
ances; and such other items Of inforrna-
ton relating to the University as they
may deem Of interest to the present
Legislative Assembly, and report is soon
Is practicable. The committee were
instructed accordingly. The tenants bilL
education bill and the bill entitled sAn
act releasing certain portion Of the
territory Of Payson Incorporation from.
the municipal authority Of said Payson
city, passed their first reading.
The Council was occupied all yester-
day with Reconsideration Of the Penitenti-
AIRY Bill, which the House had sent for
their concurrence: with some minor
amendmentsit is very probable thai The
Council will concur. Councillor smith
sent in a report Of all the coal beds in
the Territory. The Council had d very
lengthy session, and adjourned on rising
till Monday. Hub. II. &. s,.,.5 II ...'. (.
In the House Mr.. lockwood present !.
ed petition signed BY Messrs. Appleton
NJ Harmon and VIM. II. Branch, pray
ing for the passage Of an act granting
Toll road in Emigration Kanyon. The
Committee on Revenue reported that
Is they would have to offer amendments.
. the present Revenue law, and that it
was also in other respects unsuited to !
he present wants of the Territory, they
referred submitting new bill for con
liberation Mr.. Chase renorted 4 s,Ih.sI
titute bill, entitled can net, specifying
Who are county Road c Commissioners,
lefning their duties, and authorizing the
Of q toll and county tax for |
Dad purposes. The educational biIl.E.
vas again under consideration and REFER
cd back to the committee. House is In
session To-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS
soUTH AMERICA.

good deal Of uneasiness and excite
nient still exists in Chile since the late
disturbances, but no fresh outbreak had
occurred # a. 5= 5.',.. 5.53..
The silver mines Of Atacama are i'm
proving. The crops throughout the
country are in q very promising con
dition. 5S ~. .@s .s: ....
The damages done BY the earthquake
at Copiapo are estimated at one and a
half million Of dollars .r.. :..
Mr.. Bigler, the United States Minister
to Chile, had succeeded in finally settling
the affair Of the American ship Franklin,
now some thirty years in dispute; We
learn that Capt Mcclure takes home
the money in payment Of the claim.
There Is also fair prospect Of the other
questions pending between the United
States and Chile Governments being
speedily settled .,.. 4.
The trouble between the State OF
Ecuador and Peruappear TO be at length
drawing to d crisis. On the 7th Noyein,.
Der, General Castillo sailed from Paita
for Gaayaquil, with nearly ten thousand
men and fourteen vessels OF war, with
the intention Of invading the country.
Our next adEiees will probably bring in.
telligence Of an engagement between The
two armies. g { III: :.s. 4.
From the republic OF Bolivia We learn
that General Erhenique continues re-
craiting an army for the purpose Of in.
.yading Peru, beyond this the coun-
try is quiet; but il is expected that Cas-
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issue Is too essential to be compromis-
i ca any more" and they won't stand 4
repetition of the Harper's Ferry az
fair. "The notwithstanding feature. L
continues the Governor, ssof this pre-
datory war is, that it has its seat in the
British province, which furnishes asy-
lums to our fugitiyes, and sends them
and their hired outlaws upon us from
Edepots and rendezvous in bordering
States. In closing the message, the
Governor says: "We must rely upon
ourselves, and fight for peace. We
must organize and arm. We must
demand Of each State what no.
sition she means to maintain IN the
future with respect to slavery and pro-
ylsional constitutions, the laws of the
United States, and the provisions Of
our State laws for its protection in our
Efederal relations, and be governed ac-
cording to the manner III which the de-
mand is answered. We are IN arms.
Let VS. defend our own position or yield
at once. Let us have action and def
mite settlement. No more temporizing
the Constitution no more compromis-
ing. =
Extensive preparations we're being
made at Philadelphia for d Union De-
nOnstration. Al mass meeting irres-
pectiye Of party was to BE held there
on the 9Th ult., for the purpose off
showing Gov. Wise that conservative
clements Of the north are not passive
or diminishing in strength. Much en-
thusiasm prevailed, and the demonstra-
tion.w expected to be general. Flags
and cannons were getting brushed up
for the occasion to give eclat to the I
affair.
The city elections in New York had
been very exciting. Fernando Wood
is again announced as elected Mayor,
much to the chagrin of the Republic
cans. Fernando is o great card.
The ST. Louis Republican of the I
9th notices the arrival, in that CITY, oft
Dir. Forney. The Doctor is reported
70 have said d few pleasant things
ssie has during his term Of service
given close attention to the duties Of I
the position, and performed them in d
manner very acceptable to the Govern
ment. After a visit to Washington
and Pennsylvania, he contelnplates ne
turing thence and taking his family toll
establish them permanently ut SaltE
Lake City. The Dr.. expresses conf
1ence in the belief that the guilty par
les in the Mountain Meadow afIairwilI /,
set be brought to- justice. He hasl I
flrnish he'd the names ofzwitnesses, and II
If the persons who, he feels confident,
ire the guilty instigators Of the muir
Ter, to the Attorney General. DR.. L
Forney brings i good account Of our
I'D fellow toWnsman, Governor Cum
ming, who, he says, has not ( as has.
10 often been asserted been caioled
d intimidated BY the Mormons.
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AUCTIoNI ArcTloNl ArcTIoNll

ON Monday, 10Th January, 1860 win BE-
~ sold NJ Public Auction; the ptoperty
known az The HOT SPRING BREWERY.
near The point of the mountain between s. n,
Lake and " tab valleys, together with TIE stock.
fixtures and improvements thereto appertaiIiinp
I, lhe stock etc, consists in part as follows:.
Hogs eows, shoats, mules. oxen. tgagans 9hsr.
ness, household furniture, ete., and ~ ibibs
brewery. 2' 4. y N 81 - Z Z
HE prnpsrly consists Of large and cou,rnodi.
Gus HOTEL, situated half way between csmb
FLOYD and Great Salt Lflte Cityi BREWERY,
astable aud Corral and an necfssafy o,,thonssss
All indebtedness % the concern viii 81 taEetl
~ payment fcf pui cllasss ii tbs sale. 81
For further particulars apply 10 RadfoFd.
Cabot = Co, Camp Floyd, OF 10 Hereford
Mogo 3 Co., Hot Sprilie Brewery. ts3s
q HEHEF ORD, MOGO II co.
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HOME NE WIS.
CALIFORNIA, Ne.

The KaFney Dong1as difficulty oyel
San Juan has been settled for the pre-,
sent. General Scott seems to have made
sad havoc with Harvey On his arrival
at the scene Of strife he at once stopped
all the defensive works, which Harvey
had in progress, and before the comnlan.
der-in-chief left, he issued orders for the
dispersion Of an tie troops that had been
brought to the disputed Territory by
Harney' orders. Captain Hunt COM
pany only was to be left on the Island.
General Scott mission was evidently to
bring back the relationship existing be-
tween Great Britain and this country
: 70 what il was previous 10 General
Harney's fuss with Governor Douglas.
The question Of right of possession re-
mains for diplomats. ..s...: ..
Eldridge Gerry Paige, author of the
Patent sermons BY Dow, jill was found
dying in his bed, on Sunday, Dec. 4th,
BY San Francisco police officer. lie
lived but q few hours after he was found
IN his helpless and miserable condition.
lie Was!a humorous writer and d man oil
excellent talent, but unfortunately had
no control of bis appetite for fire water. /"
With the gifts nature had lnyished upon
him, he might have been somebody
among mankind but for his incorporate
habits which sent him to an early grave.
Poor Dow, M
The "Clamor Publico Of Los Angeles
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a LARGE. TANNERY:.
nor sPIlING BREWERY AGAIN

NNTHEREAS the property known ms the
Hot Spring Brewery; near the Point 81
he Mountain, between Salt Lake and Utah
Valleys, has been advertised for sale al Pubic
Auction. on the 10th day Of Jan. inst, by Here
ferai Mogo q Go. Il .s4 :, 4. 49,:
& These are, therefore, 10 Inform The public and
those who may wish 10 purchase said premises
~ narticular, that lhe undersigned Il the right
rnl owner and preseason Of the undivided one
lhird Of SAID premises, and that the sale Il with
out my consent. .:s 81. - 49,
p al persons are hereby warned mot TO pur-
chase, or Ia any way interfere with, said pre-
mlses unless they wish 10 involve themselves in
a Troublesome and expensive awsuit; as am
determined 10 maintain my rights thereto. ! z
:. ;.sE o. P.R0CKRELL,
=. Per Hosea Stout. his Attorney. I
r G.s. L. City, Jan ?, 1869, 20.2t
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MOROCCO.

Two British war steamers had sue
sceeded in bringing OFF $50 Christians
from the small ports Of Morocco.
general massacre Of fugitiyes
was feared. 4 =... .1...
The Spanish army under orders for.
Africa was estimated at 10000, with
80 pieces Of riled cannon. \. .: I Id.
. A landing on the Atlantic coast Of
Morocco was expected in the early
part Of December. VS.. 81. Z. .-..'5
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BLACKsNIITHINts IN ALL ITS
'.51.::: BRANCHES. .>ss Ell

I'll G: JACKSON viii Be on hand to accom-.
IL :. iioGaie his friends and cnstomsfs al his
Old Stand, near BALL0S HALL, where he
hopes, by strict attention to business, 40 be
worthy the p4lronsge Of all who want COED work
done. s.t e.. =: .: 81: # s r; !: i, ut
B Accounts OF long standing will Be, collected
without fall A hint To- tha wise Is sufficient.
l2-tfs ,:: ;,>,:>, :: .E = Ell.
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GET THE TRUE TIMEi
w EBALLAN,

: W.aItH' 1IahER AND JEWELLER,l !
pEIuRNS bis sincere thanks 10 his brethren
IN and friends al large, for The very liberal pat
roDage he has received during the three years
past ne has done business IN this city, and hopes
BY to business and executing work
M the best possible manner, 10 continue to receive
liberal share Of the public patronage.
His stock IL Of the best quality. Waieh-
glasses inserted from so cents 10 IS cents
each. Gold aL4 Silver Watches, Old Gold, Silver,
&c.y purchased at 4 liberal price for cash.
OFFleE on East Temple Street, opposite Mr..
Nix0n's Store, west side, q. s. L. City.
g. I-t.3-. =. ~ r r w. BAELAN. =,
E N.B,-A ALL persons indebted 10 me, are re-
qneEtet 70 make immediate payment
l6.I 49, L: w. b.
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TIE the person that owns red aud white OK
il branded a. HI, WRIoHT on the left horn, viii
take hin away aud pay damages. will write ii
10 all right, without any further rites
IS THOMAS CCLB0 RN. :.
ga Ward, G. s. Il. City, IAN. 3, 1860. 2O-tf
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EASTERN STATES.

Gov. Wise, OF Virginia, in his mes
sage to the Legislature Of that State,is
very eloquent in setting forth the
grievances Of the south from the stfan7
atheism" of the north. He says "the
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-FRANCE.

Letters Of inyitaticn from the French
Government to the Powers which signed
the treaties Of Vienna, 10 send Plenipo-
tentiaries to the forthcoming European
Congress, had been dispatched. The
seat Of the Congress would probably be
Paris, the Governments Of Russia and
Austria having signifed i preference for
that capital. .s, s.1t.-. 4. I:
Al Paris telegram To the q London Post,
says that the Powers. invited 10 send
representatives 10 the Congress are those
that signed the final act Of Vienna, and
the three principal Powers Of Italy The
Congress will be thus composed Of
France. Britain, Russia, Prussia, Austria,
Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Sardinia,
Rome, and Naples.
L Is reported that Cardinal Antonelli
will represent the Pope in the Congress.
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BR0OlIsl RIaOoMsl,

HI ME iisiersigned respectfully aiInanIics that
~ itsy haye-opened a BROOM n FACTORY.
in the 2Bd Ward, , Llocks south II lsIbson,s.
en- Emigration street, where they iaiei,d keepinr
agood article Of bfeoiils on hand for sale. They
will also take broom Germ 10 work nr "a shaTes.
"A share Of public patronage u solicited
=, THOMAS C0LRORN.
2-.f HENRY TRIBE. II.
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antopl and Taiwan, as stipulated By
that treaty.
Gen. Montanban i named General
M Chief Of the French expedition to
China. This nomination Is unpopular
in the army
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GET YOUR MONEY.
d w. APPI,EBY

ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR ar Law,
yNIH.L attend To- the collection Of Debts,
Nv &c. Powers Of Attorney, and al other
legal documents, lrawn up. Terms liberal.
Z 0fRfcE h. Mr.. Bailan's Watch and Jelyelry
City. 20.tf Z
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TN rendering my thanks 10 those friends who
IL have kindly responded 10 my iate calt for
payment, 4 beg respectfully 10 notify all who
are similarly indebted to me tor professional
hereby appointed my legal Agents. and Thai All
outstanding accounts nie hereafter 10 Be paid to
their collector, MI. John h. Maiben, wli6 IL
authorised to receipt for the same.
4 !, WIN. FRANCE M ID.
9, ; ~ City, Dec. 1, 1859. .iilI5rf 4
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DENTAL AIsr I.

IL vi = undersigned has received an assortmeni
81 St0cton's celebrated GUM TEETH
lie u new prepared 10 accommodate such as
may call On him. with from one 10 full set OH
Gold Plates. ID,
5535. JAS. M. BARLOW, II
Clock and Watch Maker,
IN. First house east az the Deseret Store.
/: 1T s5l III q. ), =. City:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

Ed Y virtue ~ an order NJ the Probate Conrtfoi
- Great Salt Il Hke GanntyI will be Sold al
/ pU BIC ACTION, on Satntdayy january 7tb,
/ 1860. at the Subscribers Law OFFtcE Est Fem
Eple Street, g. s. t. City The following desetihsd
lpfopeflYl belonging 10 tbs Estate Of ArMoG w.
/ BABRfrT, Esa !. late Of q s L. City, decreased:
/ The HOMESTEAD J; cOnRisffng Of one fine
large Dwelling House, we'll finished, with good
! well of wafer u The d9os. q commodlous Barn,
Out Houses, &c, with the Lot pertaining thereto,
Esohtaihing one and quarter acres Of lsHd, situz
! ate In the I6.h Ward. "a .:..
/ Also, one smai DWELLING sHouSE y. and
/ fn.i Lot, in sSid Ward, and one Small HOUSE
and quarter Lot, situate IN the 18th Ward, q. y
| l.. Cit 4, together with one good Panoforte. +
Also, al the same time and place, will be sold
I the following Catalogue OF Law BOOKS, VIZ
I0voia w. s. Digest ] AIelcelf & Perkins, 10
B4cohs Abti1gment, 3 Cowen's Treatise. g Hills
Reports, 2 N. y ork Digest 1 pehio's RePottss.
Sorry on Promissory Notes. do, on BAilmepis,
/ 3 cuise's Digest, Hamm9nl's Reports, Phil-
In on Evidence, 4 Witcox's Digest, Hoyendsni
/ on Ffalld, Giiman's Ills. Digest Kinhie'sa
/ Law Compendium, Chilty's Pleading ! Peth.
LEES on Contracts, Hey on Bills, iStarkle on
/ SANDER, Powell on DeVises, 3 Chiity on Bills,
E&c. q Esnlnasses Nisi Prius, do. on Evidence,
/ IL Chic Reports, 2 Dunlsp's Practice, Chilty's
Pieadings, / ArctbOld'E do, l Gfeenleaf on ENl-
dence 9 Black stone s menlaIies, 3 TOE1lin's
Law Dictionary, Philip on Evidences, 2 Story's
EqaitY Pleadirgsr / KtInie's Kent Copmenlar-
ia, 10 American Jurist, 3 Chtty's Common
Law, / Story on Balmenis, &e.<@ sz.:,
Sale to commence al l o'clock, pm, arssaid
day. when attendance will be given, and eoBdi-
= - Wy :. w, l. 7APPLEBY, 81
|. Pr t<es'- Z; % IL Administrator, &c. q
N.B-AI persons Indebted 70 the Estate Of
Al. w. Rabbit, Esq, deceased. on notes Of hand,
rents, or otherwise, are requested 10 make inme-
diats payment; and any one having books BELONG
ing TO said estate in their possession, loaned o.
otherwise, are requested TO return them TO me
immediately. '.:- l6,H w. l. A.
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Deseret Agricultural nmd FIanlSl-
featuring SOeiety. GIN

II HEREBY give notice that there win Sc an
II lection Of one President and six Directors 10
fern the boatd Of the Deseret Agricultural and
Manufacturing Society, FOR The ensuing wear, ii
The Social Hal. ID Great Salt Like CITY. on
Saturday, January 2, 1860, ii / pm. Al piilc-
tial attendance Of The members of al Society Il
requested. BY order Of the Board,
&. .5 THOMAS BULLOCK,
n q, s. 4. City, Dec. q, 1853. 10 q Stcretary. ;