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ira iasestasas aa1 = ssa>slssAnsAAgselllpslleAno
dssssiy crowded 81 I(5adH iJ6kt tf2 1S
circle s:d .pertiDn u ~ pe5eAttSe -
Snpaed sy laAtes, aAosG Wes9 Nols1 :
enthusiastic m ~ in tAsir praises ,nf - RRlPqs
.ncs. And ~ hey passed oat " h19rd vettt44
deiiCsss,s, % g pleasure: 5os1 e .0es1 -
by cherry lips. To-sisSe ~ 1rasssS1e 1ia,'
be changed. and three favcfite riscse .VliI. r.
prodnced, In the course 81 vSieP fi7t 41tS. y
'lne A'cninss VIII sting ssskt soetS a'1sSHasaa ha
Us. cssrs.-yudgs Hallyssrpa', ceaSs -.
In session Yesterday, and transsets1 s5GS I8,s !
tie bssiaess. Al Y o.c'osl 90 dissa J "
evidence against Frank HaA, i ~ .GrS' !,
charged with roebing the Y = nal! q 0aSssS,
Depot, on the fredericksbars Railrosd, 81
dence, the Grand Jury bseueAs ia ssSs IN
against the accused, sad no aWaa SssnandsA lSr
t1ai Today. ~ 90 .ss4 81 ssis, s.
Bad Pass-. Priest, slave TO- Nrs.i Jsas q
Bayly. found his way 70 she caee last MeaAay
night, under the guidance Of the watch0ee,
who had captured him for hsvtng no pa1S 1nd
negro .Sam Patch" Priest Was seQu1pysA
with fiddle at the time Of his arrest and Wae
on his way to play for q dancing party; bat
his capture spoiled the fun, and rot HIN tADo
trouble. He will be disposed Of to-day. bsss a.
Military Parade Company A. Lisutenant
Bossieux, and Company u, Capt Mttctteei, -.
raded last night ts being the 1rsS puo1eo ..
pearsnce OF the latter. aad In atAeiR 1ogceap
through the principal streets, precedaA hy
drummers and ife, presented . hahdsolne ap.
pearance. The parade was intended = dStil
for the new corps, preparatory 70 tesoBeuosa1
parade Of the regiment on. the Yead Of Fsbs
ruary. ~-s .,s ,,t...,.,, ,.s.,..., "a. =.
Diseoeeyy Of a Hxmaa Skuu-.TAo lahor1uU
engaged in digging the foandatioa Of to ANw
Trinity Church, At tho internection Of nth
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CRockfKY AND GLASSWARE. --At prl

- Faie sale b the case or dozen, $50 doz. white
a. s,aa..e PLATES, assorted sizes: . dozen white
n-t an-t DiNH rs. assorted sizes; Pitchers, TgreeDs.
.-s.f bushes, Sauce Boats. &c.; $50 dozen Cups
as '4ueeis, escorted; 25 cases Tumblers; hne as
m .n.arhl Moissses Jugs, Covered Buffers, Tick
Ss e. plain and cut Bar Decanters, NC.
s-!-ls ALEX. MOTT.
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Richmond. 5lSi December. 1859. ia lin
WINDOW SHADES: WIN Dow

IT >NANES W HOLESAIE AND RETAIL,
At gs BROAD SIN. GOLDEN takes pleasure
n sauoancing that he has reduced the prices of
hs Sh AIDES 80 pei cent below former prices, n.:
a, sod Gold and Velvet. light and dark Land
scgpes Bouquets. Vases. Plain. Gothic, Green and
Ble Shades with Gold border the best article of
Ystule. 70 match; Curtain Bands and Coruiees,
eic: 3 gre2t yaTlet, of English and American OIL
CLOTHS. sth flannel t,acs, PLAIN or figured, all
widths. Cal and prices. at the established
CEeap Dr. Goods and WIl dow Shade Store of
n. GOLDEN. 230 Broad st.,
Js z sru {1nuoslta the Sforp pf LluarleE 4 Co.
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AZ .asLts 8 ts' '''' SJ JOHN y. GORDON 4 SON.
..lrTI>G AHD SEWING MACHINES.

I NO = II - ,ssl yIVT o'rIT,1I n. ~
I%6 MACHINE. Price $50 10 Sl2o each.
AlSO-W itLC0G h GIBBS celebrated 81 " :
vi MACHINE. invented hy J. h. A. hipt,s- oil
q 7 Point. PoCabontas county, Va Price Sa0 TO
80 eaeh. Those wishing a good. low priced. well
IA de reliable Machine. are assured that the supe
f1y merits claimed for this Machine can he reiled
fftHrWlSE-AtKiN'S FAMILY KNITTING
UsculSE.a new ans useful invention, for sale
L. DARBY 4 JOHNSON. Agents.
Ne. Il Governor ST.. Richmond. Va.
pe-Those deslrons of obtaining an Agency for
bs s.e ot the Sc eeie bfated Machines IN Vfrsinla
Elsl6 Carolina aud Tennessee Will ind u Ia their
interest Ia make early application. u. q J.
f-lnl
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i"t ss,kEIpthS, Ho.scA EEPtks-

4 would do vel to 90 to JACOB A LEVY'S.
i Man -, dGd examine his large stock of House
rsPlhs Dry foods before purchasing elsewhere.
ff hg> now IN store Ar excellent assortment Of
q lite and brown Linen Tabl. Damask. Linen and
toI' Sheetines. Pillow c tse Linen and Cotton,
'sfsns Towels hoylss, Nnite Marse lies Quilts.
.at-t s,och of fre Bed Blankets. To he sold at
osi order 10 close out the lot before spring !:
IRISH L,aegs tsa, led and unbeached Cotton
slrtues PED Tlskin .s. Of the best quality: Fur
; tnfe piHity, ana every description OF Dry Goods
N be had al tue very lowest prices, at
i.EVX,S ATa,p Of
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SV.yEhN IMPORTATION OF HA.
fso, sa yee a 1!hA KS The subscribers have just
teal lVleel from Huuthern port \ large and
.sssns H.ce p stock Of genuine Havana Cigars. EN-
sa.eh r. nesaIla Concha, Opera and London sixes
tssor ~ Deeu,v OF manufacture and richness Of
"'sa market. 'a''eu o' any o'k"fs ever brought
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-10
FRANCE,

Louis Napoleon has caused a letter TO
be published IN the Moaiteur, dated Jan,
Is, 1860, and addressed TO Nj, Fould,
Minister Of State. In this letter he adj
yocntes important reductions III the tariff.
With regard to this free-trade pro.
gramme, he is represented to have said, in
reply to certain observations, 'pThe manu-
faeturers who exist solely because they
are protected, have been aware Of my in.
tentions for five years, and have had
plenty OF time to prepare for the change.
The system Of prohibition has had its day,
and ! have not the power to raise the
dead. !. TT: H.
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80 80 ) : = / . & T.
Expenditures IN the Post once Depart
ment--M essrs. Palmer, Martin Of Virginia
Moore Of Kentucky, Landrum aud Stan
ton,
Expenditures the Public Buildings
Messrs. Brayton, NOEL, Walton, Harris
of Virginia and Nelson.
Joint Committee on the Library =
Messrs. Petit, Adams II Massachusetts,
and Pugh.
JOINT Committee on Printing Messrs,
Gurley, Haskin and Dimmick.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills
Messrs. Davidson and Theaker
Reagan and Hamilton 81 Texas protest
ed against their appointment OH the above
list, observing that the interests Of Texas
had been disregorded IN the matter 81 as
signing her representatives to places 81
committees Alter this the Presidents
annual message was read. Memorials
were referred to the committee Oh Flee.
tions, contrasting the seats Of Anderson. 81
Ky, !, and Davis, Of Nd. ~ 4 /
Among the notices 81, intention 10 III.
troduce bills are thefoliowfng BY Mr..
Bingham, krep Of Ohio, for multiplying All
legislation lii New Mexico IeraliainQ
fol establishing slavery. BY Mr.. Otero
,,or,ry : III, Il ;p, lo,is y 49,
,reat t,e ai III q. w "A
By Mr.. Grow {rep. Of Pa, to permit
the creditors Of the government 10 sue in
the courts Of tile United States. ,3
Win ~ e lIo v.sa ~. sgSs lor 1919
81 yntas 800 ooi 1900, \. w nnDs
IN Ialn NJ ,'ss,es - ! n 1857,
NJ yv;,s -, S e.,s 1870. ~ Z
drssd ~ sH, y 49, ~, all.lV.
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THE UNION ACADEMY.
~ re isaA SIDE of Unioh Sqaass, @. s. 4. Csfv
Will = arAbr ron 4ns
ADMISSION on SCHOLARS
On ne Oh Of April nert

iHIs Academy win Be under IL. s,,.,.l
supervision q Professor ORsON Pratt.
mud will commence with Messps. 1Iiss,I
PRATT, Jun, and JAMES &c oBB. q Tss ss
70 whose aid other teachers win bs added M
ever the number of scholars may render 4,
requisite vi m. 3 e S; 4 -. =
No tuition win be charged 10 these who study
Algebra Surveying, on other higher branches II
Mathematics, Astronomy Chemistry NIineraioey,
Geology, and Modern Languages, which. with
whatever else may BE- taught, Il Il expected viii
BE- taught and learned 10 . thoroughly practical
manner, for which Instruments, chemicals, SC,
will be furnished
It's also designed, as rapidly Is practicable, Il
pFoYltei 20 some extent tools used lii the differ
ent mechanicsI departments, md give lhe
students an opportunity 10 learn their use, md
at the same iiIne develop and preserve their
physical energies. .s s3i, sss Ia 4
Those who wish 10 attend the Union Academy
will please 10 give notice thereof Immediately,
for the scholars to each teacher WILL u limited
70 the number he can properly take charge or
and instruct. 3si
BRIGHAM YOUNG, Sen.
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ITALY.

L isno longer q secret Id Europe, that
Victor Emanuel frankly and openly ex-
pressed his conviction that the cannon
alone can solve the italian problem. Iii
view Of this Napoleon had forwarded d
highly important letter, dated December
81. 10 the Pope, IN which lie endorses the
policy of the Paris phamphlet, and rccom-
Emends his Holiness to surrender the Ros
.inagna. H was read 10 the Pope On New
Years day, just as he had pronounced IN
.illlocution To- Gem Goyon, limiting at d
disayoMaI Of the paper By Napoleon.
ae Pope has replied to Napoleon, posi-.
lively refusing To cede the rebelli0us pro-
HYinces iii is believed that the current
events will lead To. d war between Sar-
dinia and Naples. The King OF Sardinia
had accepted Tie resignation of his
ministry Count Cayour was forming 4
new cabinet.
IA solemn reconciliation Isl reported I'd
have taketl place between Cardinal An.
tonelIi and the PreIales who hcye been IN
opposition to him, 4. "A. l
Its reported that the Archbishop 81
Paris has resigned his scat In the Council
Of the French Empire His resignation.
Is expected to give o more determined Mt
titude to the clerical opposition TO the
EInpefor's anti Pnpal policy. ,.5
The Pope demands, The recall or the
French troops from Rome. 3......
The Emperor of the French has writ.
ten Q SECOND letter to the Pope. ~ was
: n : II a - ne - = $50
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farnishes 3 most nndeIightfnl paragraph
IN me papers She has an agent, calling
hi,nself ii.the Rev. Mr., Smith, 4 y man hay-
lnc ( family IN Missouri, who has ac-
romuanied her on her lecturing tours as d
sort ~ business man. This agent was cx-
peIled from q hotel down at Nashville,
recsntly. Tor being found in close relations
rith the female denonncer Of Mormonism,
rho turns out to be an nrrant imposter,
ard the sRev. Mr.. Smith q miserable
humbng Raimyra PaPer
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Gpr.tligil Nrlug /.
GREAT BRITAIN:

i. Hen MAJEsTY,s sPEEcIr. ---Pa
was opened by the Queen on the 24thof
january. The following is a brief synop-
sis Of the speech: She stated she had re-
ceiyed q formal invitation from the En-.
speror Of Austria and the Emperor Of the
/ French to send plenipetentiary to a Con-
gress to consist Of the representatives Of
the eight Powers who were parties to the
treaty Of Vienna, the objects ofsuch Con-
gress being stated TO be TO receive COM
munication of the treaties concluded at
Zurich and deliberate associating with
the aboTe Powers the Courts Of Rome,
Sardinia and Sicily J. on the means best
adapted for the paciiieation Of Italy and
for placing its prosperity on o. solid and
durable basis. She accepted the invita-
ton, but at the same time made known
that she would steadfastly maintain the
principle that no external force should be
employed to impose upon the people OF
Italt any particular government or: con
stitution. She said she was In eoInBluni.
cation with the Emperor Of France with
q view to extend commercial intercourse
between the two countries, and thus draw
closer the bonds Of friendly alliance be-
tween them. Abiding to the Chinese diff
iieuity, she stated that she was preparing
in concert and cooperating With the En-,
peror of the French in an expedition in
tended to compel redress, and the stiprla-
tions Of the treaty Referring to the San
Juan affair, she said that a serious coll
lision had been prevented blythe jnd.cious
ferbearance of her naval officers on the
spot and by the equitable and conciliatory
provisions and arrangements proposed on
this matter by the government of the Uni
ted States. She said the last embers of
the disturbance in her East Indian domi-
nions had been extinguished; also that
she had concluded a treaty with Japan;
aud a, treaty regarding boundaries with
the republic Of Guatemala. The public
revenue she pronounced in satisfactory
condition. The estimates had been pre-.
pared with riCR ofplacing the army and
navy and the defence of thecountry, upon
an efficient footing. The volunteer move.
ment was referred TO with pride and graft
ficatioH. al reform bill and other legisla-
tive measures were promised, and the
speech winasup with an expression of gra-
titude for the general prosperity which
prevails. +. F. -. .... Z r.. ;. s:
: - q
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A commercial treaty between France
and England was signed at Paris On the
23d. The terms were not authenticity
known, and il was reported they would
not be published until the English Chan.
eeIlor Of tho Exchequer submitted bis
budget TO Parliament The report, however,
Is that the treaty embraces, on the side 81
France, the suppression 81 prohibitions,
and d reduction Of the duties ON coal and
iron. On the part 81 England, Teduc-
ton Of the duties on wines, spirits, articles
de Paris aud silks.
Anexchange reiterates previous state
tnent, Tint a portion cf the French I'm
perial Guards had received camping
equipage, and that the regiments quar-
tered at Versailles are ready to move at
\ moments notice for Italy as the ufEicers
believe.
II was stated that the French Govern
ment was about to proceed against the
Society Of St Vincent de Paul, d most
important charitable association in
France, and that the Munster of the III
terror had informed all public function
aries that they must choose between re-
manning members or the association and
retaining their Offices as public Junction.
ariCs. .' ..3.3 5..3
~ was also reported that the Papal
Nuncio had delivered to nj. Bariehe al
note from the Papal Government; dated
January 7, containing formal and ofii.I
cial protest against the programme Of the
pamphlet, Le IaPe Il q Congress.
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M EAT MIA ET..


GTILL continues III ths MAnKEr. and can BE
~ found q The old stand of Isaae Btockbauk,
one door sos'th Of Livingston, He'll Il Co.'S. on
MAN street whefs Dc offers { superior quality
~ heefs Mutton, Pork, 6psFe-fibs, Saneagss,
Gssandlesy Eggs, Better, lard, Bacon, TaIioM, aud
Msms extra dried TO the purchase 81 which, Ne
ea " lne attention 81 hs friends and customers
nose nos Indebted TO him are respectable invited
49,, sais ana pay M o. close their account BY
'','e. sd 26tf
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TO RENT.

. A CosiM0DI0US Dwelling HOUSE, si,u-
IL atei oa LIST South Temple Street, half
block only from the Ta6ernacle. The house
has . garden, . safe corral, rodmy barn aud q
stable attached. For particulars, enquire al
the MoUsTAINEER 0gFIcE. ~ I ~. 29-d
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embellishments,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED FOR
+ + = %>Es !. SALE y. .ss q.

III HAVE for sale several bushels Of Hungarian
i Grass Seed, Of my own raising, price slx
dollars per bushel, seven dollars per bushei when
only half bushsl is taken, one dollar per gallon
or 81 cts per quart: il can be obtained al my
residence on South Temple ST., one and half
blocks Wesl Of the Tabernacle, in This city, and nj
the fesideneeof Preston Thomas in Lshi, Utah
County. Wheat, Corn and Oats tab en- In exchange
at Tithing Office rates, ELI b. KELSEY :,
March s, $50. :..-<.s ,::::.-s-..1: 29,3t
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e. CIAnIIIlINE,.T,II,,. z. T,lIluI j

II BEG leave 10 inform my frIsnds, and the
II public generally, thai have secured The
services Of JOHN POWELL one Of the best turner's
to be found in The Territory. Having had con-
siderable experience, he can turn out all kinds %
work inthe first style. Tive ,Is call, and yoa
will be suited In work and price.
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, &C., &C., always
on hand, Tor sale al re asonable rates.
n 4 i. M. CAST, 18Th Ward,
On State Road, half q block north Of Emigration
Strsat, and opposite Heman Hyde,s. l7-tf
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NOTICE.

IT HAVE IN my possefsion a light brndle CO Nv,
i crop of left ear, sway backed. No brands
visible She has recently had calf Prove
property, and pay charges. Z. -. .
- w. c. LEWIS,
T. ao-tt Z. Fsilt u West MsultAia.
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z. CnNGRESSIoNAL.

III We have Washington dates 10 the
Io.h February. from which No CLEAN tue
toIiowina items: A bill abolishinr tbe
Post once ranking privilege, 70 10 II
force 81 and after the 10th 81 April.
,,assed the Senate. rs amended. On the
I'm This bill, We have no doubt, WIN be
lOst ii the House. Al bill also passed, al
Iow;np by way Of damage. [; per cent
navment III full to mail contractors for
MI tlamagc sustained by them, consequent
/ upon the temperament 81 mail contracts
~ government. This percentage Is not
payable Il, assirnees. The SENATE, PISSED
nv Post Office deliciency bill. with some
! amendments, and sent ii 10 the House for
CONCURRENCE. In the election 81 Public
Printer. the House appears to lie very
I sensitive. having lis scruples relative Ia
he honesty. Oh integrity 81 certain calI-
diiates FOR that position. TIie orranizatior,
n The standing committeesof The Honse
appear Is give greater satisfaction than1
Wa u anticipated By tie opposition party.
M Sto,,1l;;so fs,,T,,,,; 49,. 81
a,, IS, 4, b -,
me 9Peaksl an y tne iolloNElng
g SsaI T soul !, " Il,
" we anu siea'ns--, Alessrs. sller-
I.e Da1ls ~ Ut, w, stevens,
Masnou5n q. 9 !, Me-, nilsson, Morrlll,
5Sla y y, aha spau Y, &
IN q, SommeIse Mastburne Of
In, Made, John Coclrlslc Eliot, Smith
O. N. " Alorehead Lamar Nixon and
l clemens. -
Military Hairs " lessrs. stanton,
Curtis Bonlnm, Bnilinton Oiin, Rae,
Pendleton, Longeneckcr aild. Botcler.
s, Naval !, Ailalrs ~ ssrs Morris Of Me..I
Bocock, Pottle, " inslow, Wilson, Curry,
Sedgwlck, Hurts Of Md, and Schwartz,
IerritorIes- n essrs. Grow, Perry, Smith
q Va. Gooeh, Waldron, Clark of Mo-
Ease, ailanalgham and Ashley.
Judiciary Messrs Hickman, Bingham,
Houston Iaylor,, Nelson, Kellogg Of Ill.,
reynolds s,I Robinson Of y and Porter,
Elections Messrs Gilmer, Dawes.
Campbell, 5Boyee, Marston, Stevenson,
GartreiL, Stratton and Me Knight. Il: 4.
Claims Messrs. Tappan, Hoard, Me-
Clernard, Ely Moore Of Ala, Walton,
Maynard, Hale and Hntehins.
;oy Gobh Csn1a H. 49, 81; s. i NY. =. Iose-
Tanaeve,. nv, !. 4 3 an.,. Alllhol
Posi- 0itices and p w ~ pad'ss g
f,,ss ~ s 49, aru e Lose hoa.is
Iollax, =, " ooarnii English. Adams Of KY,
.Mley nasis y Miss. Craig Of Mo,
HelMlck ana Lee:
ls.Iic 1, = ol 7, Nessrs Garter,
PRYOR Edrerlon and AnderSon, M 4. NC
tucky'
Revolutionary Claims sfessrs R,;ras
,.s,. o. 81 Z, =,
pnbi;c Evnea aIs n { ~ No.. II.,
Palmer. Ednundsop. KiIIinger onrs
Hindman. Wood CIonton ma Ront a.
burn OF Wisconsin CIark B Cochrane
Avery. Kenyon Hawkins Hamilron |
Anderson 81 M;sson,; : Ronl;aa,. ''. y,
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!. PRUSSIA.

I. An address from. Prussia, signed by
fourteenthonsand Prussian Roman Catho.
lies, has been presented to the Pope, de
clarfng that all christendom viii rise il the
Pope Is disturbed. =. :<. s. +. 4 ....
Prussia is increasing her army TO forty
thousand men. IS. 4. :s {
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u HAND IN HAND
B Al X d r Y
81. MAIN STREET.

MAIN STREET.
4 TAKE pleasure Ii announcing ID thepubllc
Il that am still attending tom my business 81
HAND I'm HAND BAKERY,
on Maia Strs.i, opposite NIXONS STORE:
Ard constantly keep on hand 4 No. i artiels or
Light Bread, fresh every day, III. #Ss4
Bnns, Pound Cakes, Tea cakrs, Butter, Milk
Ginger Nuts, Jumbles. Epies, and Boston
Rough and Reaaitss Rock Cakes, Crackers;
Mince Pies and Drop Cakes, Hard Bread,
Apple Pies and Chester Cake, Soda 4 other
Peach Pies, Custards, Biscuits
Ne, SC. made 20 order
In connection with the above, the Public eau
be accommodated ii Ill r Il AS oNAB LIE
HOURS with # *=
III Hoi coif,e and Ties,
Slowed Oysters end Sardifss.
Ham and Eggs, 4 III Al: ". BE- 1.=
Roast Beef, &, t.5 II: Ri
Beef Steaks, Sc. 81. u IL: b 81 ID
in fact, a good Lunch, ON reasonable tefms, &.
prepared and rot mp on short notice. II u no
trouble io5wait on customers for the Z. III
READY PA y. sl: # ..:.; .;.
Having alwtyson hand the best stock the msf-,
ket ailords,and long experience III The business,
datier myself 10 be able 10 please my friends and
the bic generally with something good to eat
BY repeating their visits, d often 20 they feel
inclined, nj The +
HAND IN HAND BAKERY AND
RESTAURANT.
.3 DANlEI. C. RENIG u:
will take superfne Flour, Grain, Batter,
Eggs, Cheese, Beet and Pork. Tithing Receipts,
4 Wood Potatoes, Cash and Store orders In en-
i change for the above commodities, 90 as 10 give
Everybody chance 10 pafFoniz4 The
i HAND IN HAND BAKERY AND RES.
s85 II. IAuRAHT.
The travelling community are also invited TO
give me call FOR their outfit across the plains
with the t,sisff or Hge.,' 81 0
Remember the place Ii Opposite Nlxon's Store,
on Main street, west side.
a5.sm b. q.
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COLLECTION or MONEY

IN The United States and Ia Eufope.
No chaTges made for any information he may
Be able tocommuaieaie on these shbjects 10 ADV
person who may favor him with call (.
b BY a strict and rigid attention 10 business III
hopes 70 receive liberal share Of public patron
age. For reference 10 regard 10 colnr gtsnee. in.
tegrity and just dealing, refer 10 any person who
has been acquainted with him for tie last ten Of
fifteen wears i.1s # N VI a.
OFFICE III Geo.. Cronyn & Co.'S store,
sign OF The big T., Temple Slreet. q. s. 4. City.
23.tf w. CLAYTON
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IN TIsAN var.

VIE undersigned, havlnp had Z lo,s
an the business, would
hs ifie nda snd the people 81 Utah renepalls nm
ne y on hand 10 make ous 80 8 'y y .uat
POWERS or A7srnpwrv a, !, ~, -
AitTICLES or sRI.F N Il 3 s NTl q ~
and all other documents Of IKE character. a,.c
4 APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS
sss5 bounty LAND s' "A.
and Claims on Government, made 81, y, X
shortest notice H. d. II. 80 ~ "
He 4 connected with responsible persons M,
VIII promptly attend 10 The a n 353 4. \