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The demand for pri ne N ,lch cows from four TO
eight years old continues air, snd prices
more uniform than for some considerable time past.
o,her descriptions in moderate request, however,
and prices very irregular The bulk OF the offerings
at the various yards 10 day were ordinary, and sold
mainly prices ranging from $40 down 10 S5 AMI some
Of the poorest placed at even lower than the last
mentioned. There were some three or four fancy"
cows the yard, which brought 10 TO all orders,
and we're not offered for sae but simply for exhibition
which were the hnest stock They were 4
mixture OF the Durham with other breeds the total re-
ceps at all the yards for the week and last week were
Wasairgton. B,y,csins's cAssn,.Tlin's o'Bries's
THIS week. 80 55 70 AZ
Last week q 81 % 81
VEAL CALVES.
There continues steady fair demand for grades above
fair. ana buyers willing 10 pay the quoted rates OF last
week for all such. Strictly prime comparatively
scarce this week and accordingly eagerly sought
a,er About the hole number Of this description brought
plump &c. per pound and in some cases slight improve
ment upon this price realized. There but feg
fancy veals sale, but We noticed few whish brought
very high prices included In range above. Tue
bulk the offerings ordinary aud sold ~ prices
ranging from SC. down 10 &c, and some as low a. 3kc.
The total receipts .. all the yards for the week and last
WasAino,On. BrOcntnss chano,yiin's oBrien,..
This week. $50 70 235 100
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market has been whs irregular owing 10 part
to the receipts Of last week and the plentiful
arrivals ali through the present week prices have
nuctuated considerably. No two days have been alike
but have varied according TO the numbers received each
".
yards we're common ordinary, with but comparatively
few choice. The few OF this description which were
offered however, quickly taken At outside prices
Fancy sheep erough, prices varying from 50 up Fancy
lambs sold readily but at somewhat lower prizes thar
were obtained for sheep Inc sales chiefly At prices
within the above range The total receipts nj al tni
I5 wsss ' S. last week c ss1s sS'.
This week 4 200 52st <ls3 36s
Last week ,4o2 1924 1855 al!
SWINE
were steady fair request Tor all kinds, nj prccs
ryng from &C. 10 7c. per pound with sales " 10 oad
head The bulk OF the offerings ordinary and sold
taboui - ocnts
RECAPrTtLArIoS.
The total receipts OF all stock Tor the wees aud as
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The saes footed up about 400 bbl al % 20 " 10 for
extras tb3 supply Of common brands were limited, and
rriccs stir. southern arm, but less active.
The arrivals moderate, With sales q
about . 90 bbls., closing within the above range
or rroee Rye -four WAS 10 moderate demand
al our Ggurss, with sales Of about l5 bbs Corn meal
was rn for Jersey and Brandy ne within the range OF
our figures Wheat active and good demand and
prep xere rmer under the The sales Tor The day
looted W about To 900 bushels, here aud - arrive In
GLIDING parcels speculation and Tor export Al VI 30
al As or pri me choice white Michigan, 81 20 81 y
Tor Milwaukee club and amber Iowa 81 IS Tor red West
ern 81 60 or very choice amber STATE, 81 70 81 - Tor
wh te Ohio and Ini Ana and California do at r =
corn w more sctve chiefly FOR export, and prices we're
a,mcr xith "a 90 Of 900 bAshes Al 1ohc lie for
Western mixed Ia store hu1 AZ pai and Al Toe TIC Tor
western Cat yelov. Barley vas steady with sales Of
NJ Goo bushels 81 -sc Cor STATE and Al sic SIC for
Canada East oa< we're firm and the demand fair, with
saics 81 western and CANADIAN At &c. a3shc, and Of
satc At ssc Sstsc. sales Of 200 easheh rye were
nisdc at SOC. 49,.
N b.gs Al rs e sl5ssc average sls OIL. The quality
wns ransld ered 70 be OF lo~ wade
Cn,res The market was 1rm and the sales reached
.eoat 1900 bales, closing sta, 90 tae bass o. lie
III C. FOR mi .dnrg uplands The fbiosn statement
The movcnen, in cotton since the hrst q september
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nessrs. Lanes, Boyce 4 Co. have calleda meeting
Of aeir creditors for Friday next at the Aston
House..
The following is Nell Brothers statement OF the
movements Of cotton for the last week and since
September /, 1859, compared with the Eve preced-
cg years
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Vkt. IV--b r N,
sslys The market was steady, with small sales al
SIC for pots, and &c. for pearls.
lguAr~TyTrs -flocr-The MARKET was nrm and sctive,
and cosed with upward tendency In price, The sales
embraced about IS COO ob closing within the foosng
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMaLEs
An AMERICAN LADY OF gxPERrEScE DESIRES 70
~, ~ s 800 rrSs.,. ~ eoes Sea.-
zssrs- 4 s " Dor 100 Herald osse. : : -
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AZ sEsN.
a. 40 II snas sssr,y a.. pss s Sos Ssss s.
q. en- s s No fss s-s sad s %
ecu 10 W o'elock
A SITUATION wAsTED-BY A YOUNG GTRt. IS
"A .esmstress no objection V 90 xhi wosk unaersancs
wsseler vsonfs sod 6rsv--A sewing machioes
s-~, city reference. Call Il III IN sv, near I'd =
A Young GrRL WANTS srruArroS As COOK.
n wsshsr az iron.r N ssnsa rrs.s dsn.y ~. go
las, ASH 1t
IN AvERIc.S LADY WISHES Tur sUrKRfSrEv.
n dsnc- Q, bschsors wtdowers hguss feeling hsr.sf
.egyn hspgy she sogla oversee ne socse q A %.
49, W krtssfs z. 49, s,, a. s ~ 49,.
rs v ~ ane o. resres. y sS s ~ $500, ss =.
tended to- % =" $50" : - ''''''' :
A COOKS SITUATION wANrxD-BY AN xxPE.
n snced person, uho understands her business 10 AL ~
3. q is.rsase from Be- present smpo,sr wssr:
a. We. ssS - sssr en- AZ = seen '0'
"A young a. nurse and aesrres can tsxe charge
~ baby from is birth Cal Al "a lean between Gn And
A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU ,T1oN A COOK
"A wvher and roner 10 objection V boarding Do ne GAL
=. in East 36tn
a REsrrcrABI.E YOUNG WOMAN WANTS srrUk
"a ru AL kinds 81 baking would
washing and ironing q small family ses Of cty
for days NJ l9 tmh bet
Dean ard Bergen sts., Broklyn
An AMERICAN GIRL, Is yE, Rs OLD, WISHES A SIT.
nation warest has the bes o. city reference
Inouire al 100 Duane st., few doors n IN Hudson
A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As cHAvRsRM AID
~ In small private family, aDf N make bersel assflL
ian lee On between ~ and 9Th second Door. front
rom.
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Port Of New York. ecsober 10, 1850.
CLEARED
Steamship ysin, Vernon, Lsyfela rornd-H Cromwell
AGO
ship Adirondsek Burmsser. selboarne-rshsr Rscaris
ship sir Robert Peel isrrsb-e Iave-pooi-C Grinnel
ship Ans.rala, 1Cwart. IAverpooi-N Aiiars gnior.
sh,p Helen Nc sAw, Harrison Ioudou-Norran wiley.
ship smith. Main, slasguw-Matlnnd Pho lps A Co
Ship Rcbena Martin gisscow-Dunham Dlmon.
Bsrk Crusader, Moore, ksibourue-Nal'sr, Lord Cue
reFu.
Bsrk rranls. shiverick Port Kazshesh-c az Corril
Rsrs Lucy Elizabeth, Nsses Glvay-wAsh, Carver A
Chase.
Pars Chss, Tan PortlaHd-Nner Hoprhou.
Esrt Cooubs, Drnkwsier, .touces'er Wash, Carver A
Cfs@~.
Enr xrIss g-sy, whgs, r1ssilss -vosys H.ary,
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LATEST NEWS
80 n ro NY FxrRKAf.
APpantfeRt DC sfsseriats Jpssice1 and
llfqfs6iil ffof tlat, az.

APppintflegt DC s4ssetiaie JEstieas and
lllqfsaul taa,
FRoN private lsttera received BY Pony
Express we have news ur till the 9th
from 81 Joseph, and from Washington
till tie a2nd Col Hooper writes; ,Thdra
q nothing further politically important
that have not hitherto transmitted The
Senate have confirmed Hardin, of Gsof-
gia; and Flannikin, of FittshnFgil. Pa,
Associate Justices Of Utah lie name
zof Alexander Wilson for Chief Justice ii
now before the Senate, but has not yet
been acted upon hy that body. 4 wonder
III they can possibly reject him. Judge
Black assures me moi; yet ! know not
how far they may SO. A Mr.. Grices 81
Pa. has been appointed Marshal z &
THE Japanese are still creating quite
4 sensation here. No definite time, as
yet, is Fixed for The adjournment Of Con
gress, yet the House by large majority,
to-day passed d resolution to adjourn Oh
The 18th 81 June; and Think the Senate
viii be likely to concur in it, i hope SO.
Tie House to-day virtually killed the
Senate Homestead bin (to which no
Eferrei iii my last lly. Substituting their
original House bill, passed some time
since. II viii hardly be revived agair
fthis session. Z IL. I.
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vi 80.

IH san Befnardinu. Cal, Ahisi III. IsCO. MI.
PanMRNio ADAMs lack NAN . a0n III levi anllgAns
geline Jaekman, Mt Jackman was Iornih
the town ef Swelen, Monroe county, State cf
New York, on the 9th 81 August. lsa2
Whom ten years of npo he enllgrate.l with hts
sparcnta V Ja6kHo county Missouri tin The
18th of October, 1852 MAS bartined ihso The
Church 80 Jesus Chtist 81 Latter day aibis,
and fe riained with the Saints ihroGgh all their
sMfferinFs iii Missatlfitifl the spring IN 1889.
when lie removed % NauYoos During his res
sidence az Nauxoo. Illinois, he wss ordained
and made member OF one 0f tho 9uorains
oE Seven tiess was employed Al stone cutter
on the Temple from ite commencement u I 4
erFs pfation; ON tile 9th of Februaly. 1916.
two ehildreii, His wife Catherine tied during
the simmer IL 1etg. In the year 1850 he re.
moved 10 Great Salt lake CITY and on the
10th of Ocfo Der; 1851 be married Pfebe 10,
kdema Merrill, In the spring Of 1886 sha was
called on mission to Carson Valley, where lie
iineatcd, was pfnspeted, And accumulated ret.
siderable property In the summer DC 1851
i1WascaIled home, and had toaaotifee with Ms
bFethren s.nd dispose of his hard earnings Tor
merely nominal consideration On striving
Ut Great Salt Lake City hi thc;fall of 1851, he
took IN active par In the winte: lialdslips and
exposurcs, then forged upon the Saints BY the
threatening attitude assumed BY their enemies
| In tile fail Of 1868 associated himself with r.
81 Williams inIunninE laiiy$stagG from this
lofty to Camp Floyd, aud continued Ia thostage
/ business until the past winter In March,
i 1860, started ia company with II s. illiams
i for California. topufchase and freight Eaods X
/ this city WIS shot Iy Indians on the 1871
March, near the MGilaget but survived till illt
18th Of April Heswas generally respected hs
\ his acquaintance, and his tInexnGeted4tle
| caused sorrow to.nany who had known and as
sociated with him 10 many years past. a..:
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CARSON VALLEY.

GrsoA. cAnsoE yALLrr, May nth, 1860.
DEAn --; lake the present opportunity
70 write % you. We are having great trouble
with the Indians here at This time; the Pi,Utss
have burned Williams, station and killed four
men, two Oi.Silliams' brOtliers, man named
AseeE. Sutherland; the name Of The other do
aol know Wsrsised party Of one hundred
and hye msn, followed and overlook the Indisnsi
"e bad an engagement with them Iasling about
,NO ao1ts, "a which We we've defeated. Our
g. va, between ffty and seventy men, We are
Unable % ascertain the exact number. Luckily
'ar mel bad good horse, on which made my
escape Z We have called on California for as.
n''snet; she has aided us with Eve hundred
.tald Of rifiesi mea are coming over now. Thsrs
We greatest excitement here you ever saw.
Al u. women have left for California. - =.
S7,tt ~ ~ go . RssLr, is. Es-.
= i :. s,s1,s. :s.... I'd JoHN II. ALLraIN
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eonlucsed tlis religious e1efcises 81 the little
group when Il wins Impossible for them an 70
meet M 4 liiSey Whenever shs weather per-
Iaitted public services we're iltlsi daily consist
Ing 81 prayer, speaking and singing aud oeca
alanaIly thsss wtft varied by Iccitatipns. dane
Inc and other innoceit ainliseInenis DC 4 hpaiths
fni chaFacftr During the trip fur dtafhs ot-
c9iEfeds At5t Afforded III the living the etd spec
tadle Ut burial ID SEA two 81 tlirsc being
ciilslfph aienlale of about III ears 30 nge
Who wasiiEi deli ate heal III when she left leme.
and The ether IA ola man III eighty, 4 Iefe
iaanotlsef Of those aged patlisschs II NE COM
Itany. anil We were niofih ci that O. 4 not nm
frequent tor whole fam FROM tho little nurs
ling iit The htStstaee III infsftt weakness ID TIE
eldest member of tlle generation, t1enfhafk Oh
these pilgTiinages to the Great Salt Lake
Tie others 81 the company are Is felluws: ~
James III Ross Presidents Janaes ier, John
Cfcft, Councillors; John Cfastou, 81 cwarf; jag
w Weiland, Henry Jackson, Cooks " fafjk
HsFdld
/ y . - = e s
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A.,,., 4 atrlse "a please tIan 70 be Az
~, i. rl,b Aaolher my ~ sif ! a'p a.
s''l.es "a wrong, 10 tel Iies, ~ ia steal must
ds'e ~. y I'M ao--nOr ~ yaar llis Here yoa
y -. y, yourself and shout SAYS /" Z yer
p's W Z IS .lutif1l son, never AK ne a
,,,h.,.. 81 10 bells my own conscience.
$50 is Il, and arn sure, y spp consider -
! : ~ $3.50. ~, commend me Cor u Y. Il.
~ N saish Win lisiie fables There WIS q
!, W. ..IIsd ,bs ssDft. which ike the swallow
sl ". eue soo, ss from one county % another,
Y. ..ssons; this bird, 4 formerly said
.'. ...n I 1--we for nj parents asto carry them
1 ~, .. b.sk, when they wers TOO old 20 be anle
= y. one II these, once on q lime, was n.y.
= Nv, n. 81, almost tired % death with it,
X ~, 80 I ecncefted swallow overlook him,
81 ~. .,,s awhy. what i fool Jon must BE- u
~. =, ,ourssIf IL that manner 81 u you must
~. II, of yonr family, how selld You ~
8, tinS 4 ii leave your wife ard childTep.to
q II. ,.,,hout help, 6r 10 leave then, ln foreign
's,,., siIoldIk pfattIe' sail gths stork, Il
50 ..I,srn,ag ths first IL ~ datiesi | may
50. !, ,potnsr wiie more children. hut | can
~, have another father, Z
/ n w. WIN Ill comprehend the moral or this,
Va / hope You win ail, IKE HE siotk consider
.s.r duty u your parents y never 70 be forgot
ID 81 neglected.
ALExASpEa Orr. I
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sMlTzERLANn.

BWITzEHfjANi9 81 "A #
The reaslemblng Of acpnfsrencc 6s switrer-
land demanded. Il doubtful,
Separate negotiations between France and
Switzerland have NOT been entersl into, bus
the question u placed 10 The hands III The ErsAt
RoNotg vi M l7ssl u " f4 II
The Federal Council u denies the existsneo az
secret treaty for the partition IL Savoy With
France. q n ..1s...s 5s ts..s III fs.
Il England and PRUSSIA consent To III demand
iof the Fsdesal Council ct . SON ieTenQe, and
Russia had also replied fayoEably u tic note 81
the Federal Council. n II 5ss E H
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LAST NOTICE

A III. persoha Indebted 10 ire Estate of Dr.,
IA w, FRAscT, late of q. 81 III City, deceasssl,
and wish 4 d save cost, are fegtestedsc call %
The subscriber, srd set,Ie tbe Same forthwith
Ether money, oil wheat ard f6ar, at market
Prices VIII he received; TA6ss that have not
either III prepent, are ftqgirrd to give their
noteI as tiis aecopufs d sAia estate must be-
settled in immediately. WI d. APPI. IL BY !, 4
3g.ff Attorney for ssid Estate
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LOST.

CINCE the first snow storm last wintIri q
- red Heller, three years old; some white
on The TANKS and under The belly, branded J w
on The right shoulder; supposed 10 hage Acaif
10 the middle Of winter Also, a red OK, some
white on tho legs and bellyj branded TIC on
right hip and T. W. cooRE On left horn. Who
ever will bring the aaine, or give Information
thereof, to the owner, VIII confer . favor and be
suitably rewarded BY IA, !. e.: .-
4i-2f SARAH Al, COOKE, i4.h Ward,
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NIIL.L CREEK KlNYON.

TIME subscriber begsGespeetfnlly 10 Inform
III the ihhabaania IL q. $. I, J,itv and vicinity,
that Mlll cfsfk Kanyon IL NOW OPEN, md
tlai4ihe rnaa are In rood cona ton, nlid win be.
kept SO. u allo wish those knowing themselves
ard settle thei account For The future, Iyfsh3
all who may visit The kany5n, ohring ihsi folI
with them. 81 an N BE n a ASH " Oh III,
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fnttigu qtu i. ! !.
.GREAIT BRITAIN

Tna London TEtesalleges, on the authority
or TIE reieles, that the late prize eight was
stopped III comp lance vi th the request d The
Americans, and in spite ri tie Wishes Of
isayers's supporters who were confident OF. his
winning in few minutes more y H =,,&5
n 1he stopfage :of one Of the most ekteissiPe
Importers Of Gotten III liverpool was men:
toned on Change on the 10th uit The lia,
bjifties are estimated at about 4236 909. ii
:ghe works connected win the q reat Eastern
continue TO be pfosec tied + with yigofl alsd in
the engineers and shiPWrehts departments
the utmost activity prevails, The appoint
nlcnt Of captain has not yet been lipelty made.
ssIlhe naTnber af candidates are NOW reduced II
two They are. ca plains Vine Huh ant Scales
both men 81 great experience ss !
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Take 1gotlce, ma &c coat.I

IA w Babbitt, iats iof n. S . y Cay, dsgeassil,
on note, due Bill, or otherwise, are hereby ipli-
fed for the LAST TlME, thai they sre rsqgesied
10 call npon the Subscriber, and settle tla same
without further delay, or else suits viii BE- CONS
msrcst, apd cnsts added, as HE alaits Of ssid
Esh IL MgsI 81 settled mp. IL
ss w Il. 5APPLEEY.
A 50 6t s% AtlmimIstfateF 81 said. ESinte. u
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SrIsAY1,D..
UNDERSTANDING I'M ALL ITS
ri. BRANCHES

TIT CT JACKSON white On hand 10 acron.
III Hiodate bis friends ava customer IL his.
Old Stand, near BALlO'5 EIsT LIS, where Nj
hopes W atriet a'teftion ~ bptigssss u ~.
worthy the paironhgn 81 aIi Who want geod work
dops, ssaa .sl.t m a} ss !. M
Accounts oi long standing viii b. collected
without fail, Al hint tq the wise Ii sufficient.
i2.if 4, II III u, Eli
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!. RrssIA..

The Metropolitan had carried in the Russo.
Greek Synod vote FOE tbs Translation 81 the
New Testament tato the common language o.
the psople. =, y...
It Is stated in ! letter from Berlin that the
Emperor Of Russia has announced hia inten:
ton TO convene representative aSsem6iytor ths
Grand Duohy Of Finland in the course Of 1867
ThiG will be the first assembly Of s parfiamar-
tary Kind that has ever met in Russia, aud ia
this respect the Intelligence deserves the a.
tenti0n Of the widest circle Of politicians {
hope is entertained in Russia that the conees-
sion will be followed By similar grants 70 some
Of the other provinces. EE<#}EG Il.
An akase 81 the EnpspoT Just promulgated.
sxtsads to Poland the principal snaCtmsn1 Of
the laws relative 10 the obtaining Of hereditary
and life nobility, which are IN force in the resi-
OF thS empire, ~ s.2.a.ss -: -
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EArS1RfA.

A Vienna Letter says the cabinet Of vienna
was leaving no means untried 10 draw ci9se
10 the cabinst st james, and that the latter
does not seem altogether Indifferent TO the I'd.
vance made There WAS much talk a. vienna
Of an approaching visit Of the Emperor OF
Austria 10 the Queen u England =.
The KrslzzaiaRg Of Berlin also says: In
WelI.inforInel circles II is believed that union
will be effected between Prussia, England and
Austria, In reference 10 the threatening Int,
rests Of switzerland; but it is expressly stated
that no hopes are entertained that Russia WI
Join this alliance" s..T
This answer 81 Australia the circular note OF
NJ. Thouxsneti on the annexation OF Savoy and
Nice 10 France, has been sent 20 Paris, The
an1wer Is very similar to the despatch o.
Russia on the same subject The Austrian
cabinet, like that of Russia, does not raise any
objection to the fact OF annexation as long a.
this annexation isrepFssontsd IS being the g.
suit OF . ceSsion freely consented 70 by tJe1'
mont and not as the sheet OF universal SUD
rage s. <: -.
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FRANoE.
&. 5Ssl FRANCE Il +s| 1l ssl i VI
A tfeaty.pf commerce between France and
Belgium was negotiating
ITALY.

ITALY &
THE pnpe's bull had been published In 4
semi -ofiicial journal OF Tarin.s IL b preceded
BY few Hines stating thai uBlieity is the sole
disbursement for such lueaibfAtion.
Tho Lontioll Pod Paris correspondent ststes
that the SiciIiam insurrccti0n Is more serious
than the tslegraphic accounts would hare led
pefspns to suppose. 81 3s 312 Il. u s.7
Ten thousand men efepuFsuing tho inspF-
gent bands The government has, afnce the
insuffection commence !, sent into Sicily four
h4teIions Of infantry two lattalioas Of ARTILLERY
and q regiment Of labcsrs. The Governor. 81
Sicily had written that no. more retntofce-
ments need besrtt, his forces being sufficient.
II Is asserted that a large bomb was. thrpgn
before the Neapolitau palace The explosion
shattered all the windows, No, person was
injured. III +. II :: . T H. +.
The Ministers Of England md France have
demanded Interviews with the King of Naples,
but no day has been fixed for their reception:
/: The keapoIitan Government had resolved
10 observe q neutral position on the Savoy
question, " = -. I. -.
a popular denomination In favor OF Victor
Emmanuel had taken place at Ayslsa, The elty
was placed in a state u siege
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THAT Horse,

ENRIEND, do you return that Horse COLT
IL you took from The West Jordan Range, the
one Bishop Bsnnjon told you was mine, and YOU
will save trouble and exposure. 5. NJ BLAIR.
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. For Salc on Rent.

II HAVE two small SHOPS. eantsinlng fopr
i roons, with 81 II, 8 in, front, and II rods
deep, situated on Main Street, one door. north Of
WIN, SGodbss Drug Store (Which Will either
sci. OF rent For particulars iEqnite at -.
4l2I A. D0HS Tin shop,
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81 FrtiafHrrlt tH.
BUTTER & EGGS.

TIME uHfersIgBea VII fersiYf d good Artisie
n or FRESH Baissr aud Eggs until tie 10th
INST, for which assorted Merchandise will be
paid at cash prices 4. .5r N Z s IA
4l.ft sTAiNEs, NEEpIIAat ID Co 4
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ned the basia 81 peslcs With Spain. Otter ac
counts aiiirm that the Moos win pr5bahly paw
at once the indemnity Of a, GOO, 600, and viii
1thus Immediately fseoyef possession Sf ~
tran
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Ndministrators' Notice, .

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that we have taken
IN outletters Of administration from the Poo.
bate Court Of Great Sab Lake, County, uHen
the Estsies Of Thomas s, Williams and Pafms+
MO A. JaekmaI. late Of g. s. l.: City, deceased.
Al PERSONS isasbtsd g sttler estates, Or t9ths
To call on w. !. Appleby. our authorized agent
and attorney, and ahtlle lhs same forthwith: aud
hose having claims against said firm OF the
sststes respectively 70 present them under oath
or affirmation for settlement sg 80
.3 PHILEMON o. MERRILL
$50 LEVI JACKMAN,
Al4t =. Administrators, &c.
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strapcd or stolen.

THROM Nolth Willow Greek Range; ahoetihp
IL 10th o. NAV, chestnut sersf MARE, n
years cid. branded on the left thigt NJ with a
hall circle overly few white hairs III tlts fOTss
head hlsa.a large Mare COZ n ono year odd
Term John Cole, " North Willow Creek, Of Tie
whereabouts Of taese4 animate, will be wslre-
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