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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03
WII. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufaCtOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
IN RIG CHNTOND, VA

IT Is generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory ts city TEN YEA AGO, and have constant
y continued % and make large portion Of NV
Richmond hundreds vf my customers will testify
Increased time 90 ime better
prepared orders u large small quantities
chan oforr guarantee furnish them just low
% had Northern houses and equal in style and ma
t-rl'
Being practical business mot having climbed In az
thr vui0w others houer Halter myself that
much and good article for the price any house
North or south
Let those wish Guild up Southern Manufactures
pat-ouize ola established houses Gt and let the
they justly merit Tor past present or future services
This huuhus, prove by from seventy nye 20 one
hundred hands employ aad many Of ueni have been
for wears.
Pa--5ase e manufactures a, home especially when you
ran fl h. s-.-h..lt additional cost. IRA SMITH,
jas ia Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

90 HALF BBLS. NORTH CAR0LINA rN.'9:.i NO:
,OU FAMILY ROE HERRlNG.; 50 bbl y Q uross ne.
,I to h. Psv Roe Also keeps constantly on hand 6se
Hay baled Oats baed shucks Bran, Brownsta1 p Sr,v
Oafs Corn general assortment ef ne o~st ~, -
ercceriss ko, TIE choice Wines BFandrs o.u ~
1e. -. sax ~ " RORERT A L. DABNEY,
fI Grocer, wholesale and retail cor Broad ana 'n ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

CARD.-Being desIrous Of closing possible
N FAN and Winter Stock Of Clothing determined to
sell at shade above Our obect Is TO much Of our
stock into possible We offer the greatest inducements
offered before We respectfully invite friends and the
public generally call and examine for themselves Nc humbug
fe6 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

TE1O TIE HLIC-tn consequence o. the uuprecedeut-
ed access "uur Model Shirt We have made arrange
r-ts -h heretofore Impossible, account " The great
.r n -,-a York; gct have large supply of ills pOpu-
lar shirt au hand every variety OF style and quality, So tAi
these sending or--s sill uov have them allied regularly ana WIN
we would respectfully call 'e attention Of those who have not
. l Model to au examination and they will become convnc-
itis the Best cls8s, and most 3r' Stir ever offered
fr sale lso prepared 10 MAKE 90 order from secnuhc
ss AZ short notice and reduced nrces We have on
blf large and desirable stock Of GENTLENENs FURNISHING
GOODS aHh embraces everything pertaining 10 the business,
.uI VIII % viii be offered al greatly reduced prices.
SrUETEvANr q MAGWIRE,
.-oo No 81 Main street Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

IAu ~ RECEIPT or TIE FALL Fashions 81
-.aeuea8 HATS, embracing lI t- various coiora -
.-f vsr-. JOHN THOMSON, 81 Main 81.
VHE FARMERS 800 a.. have made the above es-
r.lg '.r Warmers The ,lr Double selss So
r s.-g .af - They equally adapted f1r huni-fnen
l, an relHsteA Also, general assortment OF every
''' '--'F wM WALSH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

RECEEARDSON'S
IRISH LIN TENS,
DAMASEs, DIAPERS, &c.
oSsUMERS Of Reharson Linens and those derous Of OBJ
tsnng Genuine Goods should that the articles they
purchase sealed with the full Of the firm RICHARD
SON. SONS OwDEN guarantee Of the soundness aud daa-
bilty Ff the goods.
This caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
defective Linens prepared AFTER season,
and with ef RICHARDSON by Irish Houses who,
regardless injury thus inflicted alike the American
manufacturers Of the genuine Goods Will readily
abandon business profitable while purchasers be imposed
wit. Goods Of a worthless character.
J. BULL0CKE co
se5--dly Agents, SO Church Street, New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

CORRUGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
4 WIaC EAILISv-(Seeurcd by L-iIvrs Patent Admiralty
Ig M enclosing Public Grounds, Cemeteries, Balcouys, Cot
fs tc Sheep and Hurdle, Patent Wire, Saclng Bead
t vu every variety Folding Iron Beadsteads and lEon
grrt- Patent Wire Coal Screens, Ore, sand and Gravel
sc.gns Wire Netting Mosquito sheep Poultry, and other
purposes Houses, Fancy Wire work In great va
rIety lJr Gardens, &C - ,,,,, =, Fl. ..
No SIS Market n L corner sixth street., Philadelphia
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CrrY oF RICHMOND sr,TE vfaGsi To wit R. NJ BURTON,
Justice Peace In the City Of Richmond do hereby certify
that joseph Pann general partner named in the writing
annexed bearing date January 3d. 1860 this day made
that the stated IN the said writing conbu
the special partner has been actually paid in by him In
cash,
jai-2m R. NJ BURTON J. P.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

1860. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
SMITH, RHODES 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Hardware Cutlery Guns Satdery, and Anchor Boiling Cloth
No. % PEARL STEET,
RICHMOND, VA
UNvTp attention 20 te large and elegant STOCK OF GOODS,
lust received from the manuac uers and purchased up
he hest terms They prepared convince The merchants
and saddrs of Virginia. and North Carolina that they
can sell them Goods their line equal terms with any house
In our own or az Of the Northern markets.
T,r stock complete embracing variety OF
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
ALSO
saddIs Brides Whips Patent and Lnameled Leather Hog
Skins Leige Lining Skins. Bride Bits, 6e, &c HOES-Hing
Wedding Grubbing great variety, &C, &c.
t Orders respectfully solicited aud Punetualy attended TO-
fel4-u
uyO DRUGGISTS. Wanted by gentleman who has had an
experience Of nine la the Drug business and
who command capital Of $4,000, partner with IKE
amount Of capital capable Of managing the books and
finances business Such party be assured of the
prospect estab hng profitable business a. once by apheS
tion addressed b. box 3o3 Richmond, unu Oth
March and after date B. A. Y, Jr, Lynchburg Va
fel5-lm
sale by BACON 4 BAsKER|ILL.
U1MBnOIDERIEs AND LACEs-
HL Point Brussels Sets Sleeves and Collars
Embroidered Muslin do. do.
Mourning setts do do de- sS'
Cambric Edges and Insertngs
linen do do. DO.
Swiss Muslin E.lges and Insertings
Dimltes Cambria aud Mus. Bands
Rich Val LGces and Edges. o,
A I'm Iasso
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NEW CLOTHING! NEW CLGCHING! !-DAR-
y EACOrr HARRIS co. have, and receiving, fine and
large assortment uf
Clothing.
suitable present season, which they The
reasonable terms Also OF Chdrers Boys
You.hs Clothing and manner,
e very prices Iryou anything In the clothing ine
cal DlEACur uABss Co, and have your wants supplied
DARRACOTr HARRIS L Co.
uh No 112 Main -.
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nUR stock % Ready Made Clothing, No. SO Main st.,
, sold Nir o. WHIrLuCh aud We Will continue 20
keep large establishment No leo Main s., where viii be
u-ls-It, customers AMI The public In general having
arrangements manufacture clothing here, and
are prepared receive orders OF any Kind 90 be made up in the
bs, style ana Our winter stock, N ouer az
reduced prices make fo- Spring stock. Call Al
i46 L. MORRIS co, loo Main st.
+ MORRIS ELLIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

CtIiEILDS & SOMERVILLE, ageots for the sale Of
= American Guano have hand supply imported from Ba
ker or Jarvis Island direct Virginia They will continue TO
receive authorised offer by the smaller qna
tes as wanted by dealers farmers All In want are iV
give them a call IezI
DEFINED SUGARS.--Cut, Loaf and Extra Cohee'
90 s ~ LEWIS wEBB 4 JOHN WADE
,OFREE-5Oo Mats Java Coffee, of superior quality, day
~ expected for sale BY cn n.vrNpoRr
fe2s u: . pA,1-NI
C1uOICE FRESH ROLL BUTTER.-lOb barrels In
- good 0rder' Receiving "u4'' wM WALLACE SONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03
RICHMOND MADE

Agricultural Machinery.
IT AvING completed my machine shops Franklin Street.
Alley the whole bengin connection with my
pleu seed Main Street invite particular
attention he farmers o. Virginia, facilities for maniac
every Kind q Agricultural Machinery aud Implement
paw especial attention 70 the manufacture Of THRESH
INGMACNFS Of the best models materials and workmanship.
Ny PORTABLE HORSE POWER Is arranged require
digging delay IN starting and has secured the approval Of all
who used them Ny PATENT STRAH CUTTERS are too well
knowF 10 need CONNER dadon.
As heretofore keep constantly hand of make and
Warranted Corn shelters for hand and horse Wheat
ansVCradl Beapers Hay Presses, Cider h Seed Drills oEs
Harrgw Hay ake Cleaners, Cuyato Gum and Leather Ma
chine Betting, &c., &c.
- Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended to.
Agent for Ekf0rd Huinans Wheat and GuanO Drills, and
McCormlcks Reaper and Mower.
fes-d8m II. ". SMITH, No. II Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

BALTIMORE Feb'y lst, 176O
IHE Coparnep her ofore existing between subscribers
II under the firm OF CAPRON& GWYN, by mutual consent
dissolved the Sd ul Either partner fully authorized sign
the Of the arm In the settlement Of the business
X. J. CAPRON,
JNO. r. GWYN
Richard Baylor Esq., Of Essex County Va has this day formed
a copa 1ershp with r. Capron under the firm Of r. j. Ca
PROM Co. which firm will continue the business lately conduct
ed by Capron Gwyn
r. j. Capron Is the active member OF the firm.
RICH'D BAYLOR,
Essex County Va
fe4-dkc1m H. J. CAPR0N.
E J. CAPRON RICH'D BAYLOR,
Essex Co., Va.
r. J.CAPRON d. Co,
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 BowIy's Wharf,
BALTIMORE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
INE subscriber JOSEPH PANNlLL re'dent OF the city of
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE resident Of the county Of
Halifax State Of Virginia have this day formed LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP" under the style and firm Of" PANNILL for
purpose conducting Commission business in the city OF
Richmond Virginia. continue until the first day OF January,
QsCD d. thousand eight hundred and sxyfour JOSEPH
PANNtL GENERAL PARTNER THOMAS BRUCE ,PEcAL PART
SER such has this day contributed the capital stock Of
the firm the Of TN thousand dollars 100000 Witness our
hand and seals this 90 day Of January lsGO
J PANNILL (Seal)
THOMAS BRUCE (seal)
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CURE WARRANTED, or no CHARGE. IN PROM ONE Tc
TWO DAYS.
NO MERCURY OR NA USEOUS DRUG USED.
lnuNSInN

Member Of the Royal College Surgeons London graduate from
Of the most eminent Colleges the United States
greater part of whose life has been spent In tie Hospitals
don Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere effected the
most astonishing that known Many troubled with
ringing In the and head when asleep great nervousness
ing alarmed sudden sounds bashuness with
of mind cured immediately
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

StOUTHERN LOCK MANUFACTORX.--DWeli
- Lbcks Of every description sliding Door Trimming Of the
quality Also Prison and Bank Locks Hinges and BOls Of
any height Bells hung with without Tubes
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As sell no but manufacture prepared 10
Warrant to give entire satisfaction those who may favor
with a call. - -
WILLIAM READY
go Main Street, between s,h and 9th
f.IO-Iy RICHMOND, Va.
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TIIHE concern ofJ C. PANNTLL" dissolved Dec
1852 by mutual CAs PANNILL retiring The books
the have been transferred 10 JOS PAN
MILL will the Commission business per annexed
notice. PANNlLL,
Z. PANNILL.
RICHMOND, Jan. Sd, 1850.
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BROWNING, MOORE q CO.,

FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES,
VIII give their undivided attention sale Of Negroes
ENr Office on Franklin, few doors below Wall street
ES- Open for business on Monday, Feb. 6, lsGO.
iaAl-hArif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

DLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!-NO tNCUSEFOk
n GOING NORTH To BUY PLOWS-rhe subscriber MAS e
ry variety % Piows Southern farmers ana p
m rrcoulrnts especially Southern Poc which USES tee
So ana shapes moleboArds each Pow, thus alsPiS "
every variety Of sol. - r. n n, SnnS y,
ds2i razse aeGIi sbQIs s. c4aIss LOIS AZ
800 KEGS NEW WESTERN LARD for sale by
KIN IWONBLE 4 CLAIBORNE
w ." No II Pearl al
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TO TOURISTS MERCHANTS VISITING SEw YORK,
TIE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
365 d 3G7 BROADWAY,
Corner Franklin Street,
Nj A = = Err =
FIVE MINUTE
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
AZ Improved for Is5O.

WIN STAMPED IRoN C"yREs AsD Botroas-TTSNED.
The only Freezer known which true sceniae
principle
The Cl ares, D and Economical requiring less Ice
and less labor than any other being a The time
rable In sictue. and mcst certain IN rs operations
Sole AGENT ior the United states
r. KEuiiAM, co, Manufacturer OF Japanned
and Plan'sheI Tin Ware.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

r5- All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed
false decacy you, but apply Immediately
either personally or By letter.
~ SKIN DISEASES speedily cured.
TO STRANGERS.
thouanls cured a this institute within the last twelve
years. the and important Surgical operations per-
Dr. j. witnessed by the Of the papers, and
many persons notices Of which appeared again
again pabHc, besides his standing gentleman
character and responsibility sufficient guarantee the afflicted
je3-ly
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-24

Tur AVAILABILITY OF STEPHEN A. DoCo-
SIN rcplv to the argument that Douglas
l. the most available man the Democrats can
nominate; y, mi because of his popularity in the
Wnr+b tho Y. O. Delta says. it would be better
~ .r't take Van Burcn, or Wilmott, or Preston
T;ng X or Hickman, who, besides claiming to
s, ho GOOD Democrats, have three times the pop
,,IaT;,v ri of Douglas in the North. If the list
u.ors u's. svtended to Seward, or Chase, or Hale,
i would make the argument the stronger ag!d
though these last claim tobe Republicans, their
doctrines arc not whit more inimical to the
Soptb than those of Douglas, and they are
rcrtsinlv much more popular in the North.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-24

ton, showing to what extent they regarded
their interest involved in the carrying of the
Southern trade. will ask my friend to read
for me from Eiott's Debates, volume 2.
Mr.. Wipfall read rs follows
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

success i certain; The community viii
~ benefited, and their talents devel-
cped, and they win more than ever rea-
liao thst the life u he diligent man Is
peace and contentment.
We conclude our Erst say on the sub
Jet Of Improvement, By presenting our
names = pupils for any two classes
that may b instituted. We invite the
sentiments 81 mon really Interested in
the well-being Of the community, and Is
far q consistent with our position and
opportunities, We shall be pleased q
afford every facility 70 others who may
wish 70 ventilate the subject through
the columns Of the MoUHTAnKrR.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

house 81 Nj. Butcher. Il Hast Tend
hiret. where Vim. A. Hickman has See
confined since bis serident On Chr stm.s
morning With Hickman Il the Tine. n
adaition "a the family ID the hons.. w.re
Mr.. 0rmus 81 Bates of Tooele. and Jason
Luce. Mr.. B. states that Whilo attend.
inR 70 some business with tiftknnan
Rhodes was beard q the window. n
was supposed BY Hickman. from past dil-
iicullies that hnd existed between shom.
thnt Rhodes Intended shooting Il him.
through The window: accordingly trunk
was sci uphgainst the Windowt 10 prevent
Rhodes from reaching him Rhodss
came round 70 the door and wished IA
force himself into the room where klick-
man was confined. The latter requested
Mr.. Bates 70 tell him mot 70 come q. y
" was zoo unMell % speak with him.
Rhodes would take 10 denial, drew IVA.
reyolyers and said thai he would Sc
Hickman or die. Seeing Jason Luce I'D.
ting on the bed. he called him Z ID
coward. and drew his pistol on him, On
which Luce sprang upOn him and seised
him by the throat During the scufIIe.
Mr.. Bates says that one u The pistols
was directed towards him and the other
towards Luce. Fearing his own safety
and that Of the women and children. ~
seized Rhodes pistol BY the chambers.
AZ the same moment Rhodes attempted
10 FIRE, the hammers Of both pistols
striking Mr.. Bates on the hands.
During this operation and tussle evident
". Luce cut and hewed away. M. b.
says that tie room was so dark that he
did not see 4 knife in the hand 81 Luce:
but thought he WAS striking him with his
FIST. and only knew the contrary when BE
saw him fall E..5.
The body o. Rhodes was visited by q
large number Of folks in the course II
yesterday forenoon while Il lay IL the City
Hall. Il was horrible sight. Four
fearful looking cuts. within q circle Of six
inches right over the heart. four Others
on the right side very close together ur,.
der the ribs. two cuts on the LEFT side
and one on the lett shoulder Luce SAYS
that Rhodes had been on his track and
threatening 10 shoot him for the last three
weeks. and that he was forced 10 defend
himself or lose his life. III
The substance Of statements at the in
quest and examination Of witnesses i
embraced in the fnegoing which We give
10 our readers without comment. 81 d, I:
+ Al the examination yesterday, Luce
was acquitted on the verdict Of SELF.
defence. HI IL s .4-5..:. ": I. 4
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
THE LEGISLATURE. !.

/ The Council last Saturday amended
and passed the House bill, changing the
north boundary line u Ogden Guy co.'s
puration. The committee ON incorpora.
TONS recommended the rejection 81 lhe
bill Incorporating Minersvilie as : city or
town and also reported adversely to revis-
ed charters for all the cities now incor-
Eporated in the Territory An act Great
ing the Office Of County Superintendent
Of Common schools, defining his duties.
and further defining the duties of,trnstees
and teachers; also amending an act reIat.
ing 20 Common Schools. approved Dee.
81. 1854. was sent from the House for
concurrence. The House NJ. moral TO
Congress, praying for the passage Of d
law modifying the law relating 10 the
entering OF quarter sections OF land. was
submitted for concurrt nee, but was re.
turned not concurTed In. IN the House.
Mr.. Stout reported back can act incor-
Porating Great Salt Lake City without
any amendment. il passed It's first read.
ing. On motion OF Mr.. Bullock, the
Mayor and City Council Of G. s. Z. CITY.
were requested TO furnish the House with
q Treasurer's and AUDITOR report show
ing the fiscal condition of the CITY. for
the year 1889, and two or more years
previous; = convenient. On the invita-
u ~ q .he committee ON Revenue. Mr.
s,ayson. territorial auditor made 2 very
the present law prescribing and regulating
l y uuslss. nc pointed ont variety OF
u.sstsPIhelss ana me COMMITTEES Was in
= S 1917 :" confer Mlln MN ana ascertain
= y ,ulshsI lsglslatlon was necessary =
ge 's ~, inc discharge o. his
uuuss. me Pe.!lon praying Tor an APP
ploPi.nl'Dn e reimburse the people OF
SPaSlsn 10th: LOT building 9 bridge across
~ ~ s p;"a rork Iiver' also one across
Ine s,us SCUM OF spanish FORK
800 va uh,ssofaoiy reported ~ ne
:onln.,s.ee, Is .he bridges were within the
hn;p, $500 nmlts q that Guy. and wee
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

their yards and cOrrals. pile \ u heaps
and protaei Il from ne Weathsr. and n
tie propG season deposit On yonr lard;
10 mot ccntinus he practice Of earring
everything away from your farm. and
returning nothing.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
AGRICULTURE.

AGRICULTURE.
THE successful cultivation on the
soil IS : subject in which we feel deeply
interested. We are not practical FARM
ers, but consider il part Of our duty to
offer such suggestions, from time To-
time, on matters touching the interest
of the farmer, as we think win benefit
him. II Is an undeniable fact, that
most Of the land under cultivation IN
Great Salt Lake County, is worn out,
although il has only been under culti-
yation from eight to twelve years.
One cause Of this We believe to be the
careless method Of cultivation practiced
BY many, which carelessness was mani
Tested in the first superficial breaking
Of the land, and which has been per-
sisted in until the last time Of plough
ling, or in reality, Of scratching the
soil. Again, 4 judicious rotation Of
Ecr,ps has been entirely neglected; and
in addition to this may be added the
inroads Of cattle; for, according to
scientific and practical authority, il is
. conceded fact that the treading or
tramping Of cultivated land BY stock
produces sterility or barrenness Other
causes might be enumerated, but We
believe We have said sufficient at pre-
sent relative to the cause Of poverty in
our cultivated lands.
Now, the question naturally enough
presents itself: how shall we remedy
this growing evil, and restore fertility
10 the soil. so that the labors Of the
husbandman shall not be comparatively
wasted, and instead Of this, be crowned
with abundant success?
To recommend manure would, at the
present time, be useless, from the fact
that our farmers, partaking too freely
Of western habits, have mot taken care
of this valuable article, but have al
lowed il to be wasted, exposed to wind
and weather, until what little is to be
found is worthless, having, through
neglect, lost its valuable gases, which,
.if only placed in contact with the soil,
would crown the labors OF our hard
working farmers with plenty. Az it is
useless TO recommend manure at the
present time. the next best thing that
presents itself to restore productiyeness
in the soil, is deep ploughing. Use the
plough IS . fertilizer. Deep plough
ing is tho only means known by us at
present that IS certain in its results,
that the farmer can resort to, is a fer |
tilizer in the absence Of manure. |
Therefore, We conclude that to recon-
mend to our farming friends mode
practicable and within the reach Of all,
BY which they can again reap 4 full |
harvest From their lands is all that We |
can do. Our suggestion is, that each |
farmer the ensuing spring, should break |
up his land just as deep again as he |
formerly broke it; and, our word for il, I
ha will raaliza = nrn,, ,as,,.I !. 49,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.
THE END OF THE NoToRIoUs JOE
:. / pr RHODES Fl

VIZ feel sick and humbIed at The oh.
legation that deyolves upon US to record
another bloody ARRAY IN our city. From
the testimony taken at the inquest held
by Justice Clinton, and the subsequent
examination OF witnesses. the following
statement embraces what is set forth as
the facts in the case. g. -. -
Il appears that towards 8 o'clock ON
ThuEsdsy evening. Rhodes Wsnt 10 the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-19
Hon. Chas. B. Mitchell.

We hoist the name of this gentlemen as the democratic candidate proper for Con gress, because the convention at Arkadel- phia in effect indorsed him and repudlated Col. Can't. The convention indorsed and approved the action of the state democratic convention and it's nomination for Cover nor. It is we'll known that Dr. Mitchell indorses, and Col. Can't repudiates both the state convention and its nominee. Dr. Mitchel's friends at Arkadel phia proved their fidelity to party organization, while a friend of Col. Can't, openly proclaimed in the Arkadelphia convention that Col. Can't repudiated the state convention and its nominee.
 Consistency as democrat requires us to support Dr. Mitchell. We cannot do other wise. Col Can't has voluntarily cut himself loose from the democratic party, and has no right to appeal to it for sup port. He is in open and undisguised op- position to it's organization.