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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15
IMPURE RLOODi

IT." h""d is the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets miSed with it, il 10 ut distributed TO
Every Of the body Every feels the poison,
and Hii the vital organs quickly complain. The stomach
sl not ii -cst the f"d PERFECTLY The liver
secret. Sutcency NJ bile The action al the heart is
weakened, aud the circulation is feeble The lungs
h.rpWc c!ocg"i with the poisonous matter hence, Q
'ughand all from a slight impurty at the fountain
head ct h'--'he Blood As If you had thrown some
"Arth Tor instance, IN pure spring. from which =
rF uYuiet, IA few minutes The whole Of the
-tgeam becomes disturbed and dscOOred. As quickly
hhnt All the passages become obstructet and unless
the obstruction i, removed the lamp OF life dies out
These pills not only purify the blood but regenerate all
The sccrcous OF the body they are, therefore, uRryaled
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15
JTD SOW;
Mount ain Herb Pills,

ARrvs, we present you with a perfect likeness OF
rsEuc" chief % tribe u the strange Astec Nation
that ruled MEXICO. You will and a full account Of
h'tu and bis people ia Pamphlets and Almanacs-to
b" hal rats, from the Agents for these Pills.
The inventor and manufacturer Of "Judsons Noun
tain Herb s, has spent the greater part Of his life IN
travelling. having visited nearly every country in the
w"rht- lie spent years among the Indians Of
the Rocky Mountains ant NJ Mexico and thus that
the " MuCNTATS HEIR PItfs'' discovered. very
interesting of his adventures there you will End
N our Almanac and Pamphlet.
L. is established fact that all diseases arise from
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15
Carriages and Wagons

Ironcd In the latest style and best manner.
Horse and OK Shooting and Jobhing of all
kinds promptly attended to.
Shop, corner Of Water & Milwaukee SITS.
WOOLLEY 4 SNYDER.
st. Charles City, March 10, 1859. $40
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15
MASONl('.

st. Charles Lodge No. III. 4. F. & A. NJ
holds its regular communication on Thursday
on or before each full moon. s W. Stanley,
W. NJ. +. b. {. Wright, s. W; d. W. Poin
dexter, j. W. :. Hungerford Treas; A. L.
Collins, Sec; Il. G. Rcnigcr $. D.: D. Gil
bert, j. d. A. l.. COLLINS, Secy.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15

The next regular meeting Of this organiza-
ton will be held at Cheney x Brlckctt' ;
Hall, ON Friday evening. at 81 ocl"ck
A. Il. +. HmpRErH, w. c. T..
J. G. PATTERSON, W. ).
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15
FLOYD County Educational Society

MarCh Q. lsf0
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-15

also by all Fancy anu Toilet Goods dealers IN The aiei
and sold by all druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Staigs And Clu.,la.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
e. -A.

IL this city, on the 3rd instant. Sarah
HELES, daughter Of IIebcr q and Sarah
r. Kimball. She was born ID Nauyoo.
Illinois, on The Isl Of July, AID, fSI5,
aud BY all her acqnaintanccs and friends
was admired ~ promising intelligent
young LADY. IA severe cold which TEL.
minated IN fever Of the lungs and finally
reached the brain, was supposed TO have
caused her death. BE that as II NAV,
God holds ilflli own hands the issues oi
life and death. She sleeps in peace, aud
will awake at the sound Of the trumpet
which calls the righteous 10 life again! ,.
In this city, on the "a inst, Etfry
Mama. daughter Of David and Mary w
Savage, aged 6 years and 0 months
This interesting little girl was brought 10
Salt Lake City by her parents 70 have d
surgical opeFationperfVrmed on her throat.
Some two weeks previous, in tho act or
playing with her companions, she lad
swallowed large glass bead, which en-.
tered the larynx or windpipe. Its pres
oncc there SO seriously affected her Brenth..
ing aud general health, thatl It was deemed
most prudent 10 undergo the operation Of
+tracheatony or opening the wiAdpipc. 10
avert premature death. The location 81
the bead could not be ascertained, either
by outward examination, or by the physi.
cal signs afforded BY the stethescope. AS
the prospects Of death, however. seemed
iniininent, Incorporation was resorted to:
1T was performed by Dr., Anderson, DIS.
sisted by DR.. Bernhiscl The bead was
supposed to be so ilnpactcd between the
vocal chords Of the larynx, that ii was
deemed necessary to dislodge il BY pass.
ing a probang upwards, through the
opening in the traehea Tie little girl
survived the operation but three days
Every effort was made to save her, but
her health had been 50 impaired through
constant irritation previous 10 the opera.
ton, that remedies we're found nnayailing.
and she. succumbed on Sunday morning.
December 2nd. A posi- m0yfeM examina..
ton was held on Sunday afternoon by;
Drs. Bernhisef and Anderson, which re.
reaied inflammation Of the tracled and
bronchial tubes, accompanied with con.
siderable congestion Of tile lungs. Other.
organs were found in = healthy condition.
Gom. # p 4 NJ s III. ..s M. ;.: X ;...1 B.
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MUSIC, AM SINGING.

HAVING closed my Bay School for the pre-
!. IL srHt. ] should be glad 10 increase the mum.
hef Ut my Puniis on the Pianofor:e and Melo-
deem. and shall open iayerflc AID adult Singing
Schools. The former for Boys aad GIIs u
conihsGe on Saturday afternoon, eih Of Dec. !,
II half.past one O'Clock, at nv resideaesi I4lh
Ward, east side Of Baltos Hal For Latiias
and GfntlsmSa, Wednesday evening, bib Of b,c.
at haIf-ppst y O'clock. Terms, 81 50:a qr,.
payable half In advance. The evening class are
sXteeted to furnish candies: 4 q
. S>3 - SARAH A., COOKE.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08

troops are coming 70 Fort Moultrie bnt
u Is most evident none will be sent to the
convention, unless strongly committed 10
seccssion.p
AT Columbia on the 1Tth, me IIerisla.
ture read for the FIRST time 4 bill 10 arm
the State, and 70 raise $4O0. 600 for thai
purpose. Tenders Of aid from other
states continue to be received by the
governor, and 20 strong and universal is
ITS feeling that the moment that the com.
msnd shall hare been given, 700 900
soldiers, within her own boundaries from
mountains to sea, will 70 forward to the
defense Of South Carolina, and they an
would sooner die than see the State a
suedued provinces and passively submit 10
the continuance of Northern encroach.
nlent on her rights. Il. +.
!. The Governor was 10 send IN his mes.
sage on the 2sth He would recommend
thai the Legislature should, to some tx.
tent, encourage and foster direct trade
with Europc and the Continent BY taking
npon Itself part of the losses which might
flow from the establishment Of direct
trade, And to this end 4 proposition 3,
some citizens Of Charleston to establish 4
line ofsteamers between that point aud
4Llterpoolis fayorably thought Of III tho
eyent Of traitors arising in the State, after
she shall have asserted her sovereignty.
IL i probable be will advise some. lycisla.
tionlnOre particularly defining treason ID
the State after she shall have asserted
her sovereignty, and setting the punish
lnent for that offence. Il IS believed that
lie will recommend that a law be passed
Furnishing summarily, and severely, and
heavily, perhaps With death, any person
who shall circulate incsndiary documents,
avew himself an abolitionist, or in any
way eudcaTor TO incite slaves to insaf-
rectioa Or insuhordination, and that South
Carolina shall bind herself 10 take. 500
600 worthof arms annually, forfye years.
from Ma Ripley, Ia accordance with the
proposition Of that gentleman, and that
negotiations be entered into between
South Carolina Georgia and Alabama 10
tx upon q Gitefor an armory. lie prob.
ably will recommend, what the legislature
has already anticipated III him, that II 10
arm the State at the earliest practicable
period, 50 as to prepare for The first act
on the part Of the federal Govetnment. q
T. &C. = 81 . " - .
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NEW YORK

On the goth the steamship Columbia,
from Charleston. deposited forty.seYen re,
tarn steeragc passengers at the port in
n. r ..-,-s.s ....es. -.
On the same day 1t was confidently sta.
ted among some Of the City Hall poHti,
clans, that the Mayor would nominate
Mr.. Henry Wood, his brother, for the Of,
fee Of Street Commissioner, and that Mr..
Wood would probably be confirmed, as
two Of the Aldermen, Messrs. Peck and
Henry are depending on this action for
Mayor. $780, IT,
y Halls Endorsement Post learns by tel.
egraph that Judge Powell, Of Peoria, Ill j,
has granted on iujunction against the G.
d. & Quincy X. r., aud Messrs, Harding
& Co, restraining them from interrupting
tire through trains Of Peoria Il 0quaka
II. H., from GalcsbBrg and Burlington.
Decrease in loans I52, arc. decrease in
specie T05, QaT; decrease In circulation
29T .s75; decrease in deposit 9, lsa, s64.--
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
FIKEs PEAK

Parties are leaving Denver daily, for
the San Juan mines A letter received
81 Denver city gave very encouraging "a
ports from thatregioa. AT Denver and
vicinity = Severe SNOW storm continued
Ithroughoutthe 22d aud 23d. aud many
cattle were dying from the cold Inconi.
Ing freight trains were all lying by for
better weather. II lI4 !, b MS.
Tho driver on tile c. O. G. Express
coach had both his hands frozen III The
2lst. sit r.. ID
A duel was TO be fought al halEnas,
ten O'clock on the oath, between. d Mr..
Riley and Chas Harrison, The former
= the challenging party. He IS a Young
lawyer, formerly from Virginia, aildhas
been acting as Deputy Sheriff al Noun.
tain City for some time past Charles
Harrison keeps the Criterion saloon Il,
Denver city. The duel was to he fought
near Cherry Greek, inst above the town.
Weapons, navy reyoEgers distance fifteen
feet; ariIIs to DO drawn after The word
fire. ,'s. ',s>i
The Provisional Legislature was 70 al.
journ to Golden City,
q a . e. a Z
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MISSOURI.

T., Bnpnrp q,sni.,, 20 y, + . ~;
orders received il isi,ra,l f. saaI IS -
lipgton en Usrrs 2 IN !, ~,
Western Donorty,e,,; VA, Il, + t'.e
the oith fT Eort So, ~ az a.yS.s ~
Missouri and 81 Joss,ih + 49, NY 4 IN
tbeneo ritb Iii eyned;tto., - go. ny .,
in ordcrs III. /. i ;s,"s,s , e ~ ~,
mowers ~ n,,.s,. "tsA t Isl
irigands w6orsver ,,a,s ,,,,.. H''H i,I W.
troons Fl Fi,rfs ~ Is lS
- a,,,t ,,,s,,E u stsi
and con,rdss8 ~ ~ i, A. s,'' sst wy
fLc service ..'S '0'' W. ai'ne -
TEe Go,arnor. ~ Ni;Ssr,,r; i,a. .aiis,.,,
ont Tho Stair Nilit;o - lsrs,,a ', a. S"tg ,:
der en Erost' Ir;,sot - g.. ~ ~ )
strohfr |;vcr. or,lsr.d :, :, ~ cSt,,
borrsr 4; flic,lt;cs = - ss ''''.s ~ aug
q,hs ttoons co,,rcs;,,,- ;. ia. : s,,,,,,,,
exneilitio6 II Stsiori ,,,lsr c,,,,,, "a
ot &, snr,.al Era,t nrr;ynS \, q IS
t6c 26tI irhey vrre alI y, Teaa sn;r; =
and seemed determfnal to c,,,,t,,ra Siont
ropery md Lis rn,crilIa. fotfowSrs ana
phns forever, ti,lt 2 sfan "a, Iha I,ors,s ,.
from lllpZ
Col Brayton Of the Br,yton Ho,sc
tet,lIerea lis hotel ~! I;en, L'rn.t .nd .Lis
BRIGADE which, was arcen,cd and af,nr
ENJOYING. ti,s hosnitality ~ the I,oIoi,sl far
3fogr hours the ,rain ,I,oycd an ~ sn,i,1
ton from, Which nlncc lie traonss wo,,d
march 10 Fort Scott Srontgl,asry i
there: and ,leGantly af,irms tI,at an tho
now ers al eartb mi hall can,f fskc Mn
DR. Melton !, resident ~ Wars,y
arrived from Fort Scott on the 24th
where he mad been on business connected
with The i, and Oaire ia rrnortaI ,l,at
Montgomery IN person WINS enean, med
within: Eve miles Of thar place. with seven.
.tv.fyc ar. cie.hty man 4 datarh5,ent
6ad entered Fort Srntt and tinrii,,r re
goyernn,sns Officers iIsa M and thn con ~
which WAS to have lier6, held ION. Mo,,flay
! last brokep IN. tbey seemed 10 h, 'satis.
ded and did moi .moIest tbp'.town IL INV INV
way whatever, ! H. :.,'..s II IT 20,
+ Montroupry,s object for i he i,r,rcsent Il
seems was oi,lys "a n,nr,ter: til o1IIicrys
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
!. GEoRaf.A.-

] letter from Augusta, bearing date o.
y gSri says:--'.But little Of TINT
tintat regarded Al the North as con.
bliiyer preYails ID the South. Here
sglatisal Is expressed IN the resolu.
kof,rsd in The Georgia Legislature
Aif Barclay: Ittsoletf, That the iii.
staad honor Of Georgia demand d
ssiby tile Northern States Of the laws
rnstiug the rendition of fugftives; be.
IA tue Laws are unconstitutional; aud
been SO decided by the Supreme
b Res0lrsd, That tic interest and
n Of Georgia deinandtlle enactment
ongress Of laws removing the. Oh,
tioi 10 the Introduction aud protec,
u the Territories Of all property
a1edlby the Constitution aud tho
ols Of the Supreme Court. Resolceti,
tae repeal Of the laws contemplated
arss resolution and the enactment
nplated in the second, ARE the only
tols upon which Georgia can re.
consistent with her rights aad self
1T in the Union..p
bad been rumored at Savannah for
n days, but generally discredited,
* Tree negroes, seamen, were for
lskeu, on the night Of the 18th,
lie bark \, w. Bridge, Of Camber-
Island, and were not afterwards
81. 1t was alsorumored that three
eegro iallors, a portion Of the crew
Mis Winggoid were taken from
ilHdMa jail, and removed to parts
DEa, The Fernanaina East Flori-
d he2lst, asserts the truthfalness
reports, and attributes the cause
allatory measures, but condemns The
edingE Judge Putnam, in a charge
grand jury, denounced these acts,
edttor says il is probable the Legis.
sTlll pass ali act preventing North
esssls bringing such crews entering
laportS.. -. .. :. ~
GHedgevilIe on the 2Jth, the Senate
alpasscd the House by 9S to 81.
ea is expected, but the hill will
pOiyPass over tie vote: Hon. A,
!'paehs, and DR.. Perkins have been
ql0uily chosen as delegates to the
Convention from Taliaferro County.
Slephehs made = Characteristic con,
tIs speech. 81
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
KENTTCKY

Aehight Of the. 2cth a citizens
Y, composed Of all parties, met at
itlG minority resolutions were
aePloring the election OF presi.
Poa sectional issue declaring Ken
als common Interest with MI slave
statsE- That she does not des-
justice within the Union, as both
. congress will be opposedto the
we That Kentucky will insist
~. " repeal Of Northern States multi.
~. as fugitive slave law. Appealing
'asra States not to desert the
!. course Of the South within tho
= aug y resolving that, kentucky will
me Union till aggressions on her
S rights become more intol-
'aaa revelation.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
:. FE:mPY po1I.ARs REW ].

@ TRAYEn Or Stolen: from West Jordan
~ R4pss, ,oue dtsk: brown mare MULE, dc,
teen bands high, Eve yearssold, black name and
iail. h2ht eOloFfd hose; branded on Iefi shoulder
U+s arll gtso CT on lett thigh y S, and on Ief,
.hoHtaRr ". r.. e. : .=E d - =
Alsn, one: black horse MULE, fifteen hand.
high, years old, brown lfass., patch on nldsi
side Of right ear; branded on islt eis OF mech
scar and sn,4li white place. 81 H;eh thIei
U $ fathrer ptacts.two large and one sinail
and on right SHOULDER small u 5: and ". ( =.
The above. reward win Sc p I'll TO sry one
Store, 6. s., L. Guy, OF Fairfield, Camp Floyd.
i. lott ~. =. f Ii -.
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n. $500 Y Z soon q ne convention

,li.a sscsdes as soon q the convention
4 r,solses n
~. las been no Official ratification
..,ninr the reported resignation 81
N Jastiee fancy A. far a. can be
- There Is csrtainly no sueh infor.
- AZ the Attorney Generals Office.
~ ~ ! recently ratified treaty with Kan.
f.5;sns the intrusions upon their lands
be.u adjusted. These Indians ere
..aI,ated within defined limits, outside
.:hieh whites will be undisturbed. a
;atyndsrs are still on the Usage reser.
~ INT notice has been served 70 them
~ 800 tllerefrom. Intruders on Chero.
.satral lands hare been forced TO va
theta through the integrity Of com
,;ouer 81 Indian affairs.
ss,b chambers Of Congress nfc now Ia
5;ae., for members, very few however,
.Som have yet arrived In Washington,
"a Senate Chamber, The improve.
\. having been completed. will be DC.
.isd by the Supreme Court Of the
ssa States at its December session.
As t6e Goth, government received a dis.
Il rom Minister Clay; stnting he had,
,,a,pt 10 instructions, demanded his
.norts mud was on his way home,
MN after this information to the exc
i,s the Peruvian Minister to the
"a States was promptly furnished
his passports, and thus al diplomatic
.rOarse between the two countries IL
pinated,
n, amount Of unadjusted claims against
n N account Of the seizure aud confis.
- Il the vessels Georgiana and Lizzy
I.no,on Is $3.50, 900. Mr., Clay has
n our Minister to Peru for nearly four
% years. ..5
,lssrs Sweeney Rittenhouse, FAINT q
ouote Virginia money at 6 per cent.
eoont for specie, . per cent. Discount
tsrency, aud sight exchange on New
VI 3per cent. prem.
m. treasury report win DO q brief
'io,u document, merely rehearsing the
,ntious for the fiscal year without
M sny special recommendation. The
rditjoa Of finances will be its most in.
,,tine feature. Immediate relief for
treasury, upon meeting Of Congress,
{. necessary to save the department
4, actual suspension, The wnrehous;Hg
i,nis feared 10 be n great drawback
h. treasury at q time like the present,
,ahrge quantities Of merchandise can
.lor.d and payment Of duties withheld.
sAperieuce has satisfied even Mr..
b, that II ought to be abolished,
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sTRAYEn .o1, srOLEN !.

I,HR0M IVES. Jordan Range, one white COW,
j. branded nearly like 90 on the left hip, and
10. Z. on right hip. =
One light specklef COW, branded C. n. on
right hif. :. .-.~..f :.-.-.. = II. n.
Botror the above are supposed to have calves
with them. H.. :
Ono six year old OK, white face, white line
hack. aud Belly and yellow sides Branded L.
NJ, on left bip, and G. r. on the right.
One three ysaFeld STEER, brndls and whitsI
the right ear cropped OFF square and hole in
the left, branded W. 7. on the lttt biz. +
Also have in nv possession a two We ar I'd
red aud white HEIFER, No marks or brands
egfble, The owner Il requested 10 provs pro-
perry and pay charges. =, II ..=...ss y. \:
: On delivery 10 me OF any OF ill Of the shove
es'rEys, will psy reward Of -four dollars pei
head. g.2t. e. RicHINs, IN Ward.
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w EEK LY ALMANA G..
T. -. nEcRMRER,. 1860. ~
Marri&1::

By Bishop Il. d.. Woolley, at the resi-
dence of Nathan Davis, 17th Ward, Mr.
EDwIS WooILEy DAVIS, and Miss ELIZA,
BETH SHEPHERD DERRIeK, all of this city.
At Big Cottonwood Ward, Nov 30th,
by Bishop David BrintOn, Mr.. HENEr
GoLEMAS and Miss MARY JANE THREI,
KElp, .-.- -.
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MARYLAND.

1'oeiatlon calling themselressonth-
5 @s y displayed the Palmetto
f. ~, "a Slle ! place Of meeting at Balti,
It h "s 18th A large crowd we're
Is A. y the novelty of the thing,
f,a" a = was greeted with groans and
n ,S MN, sle crowd, and with plaudits
n S0ees' Of the bark Isabel, also
MI = sqe Palmetto flag from the
IN "a y Dis vessel in the afternoon,
=. ,ae ships in the vicinity imme.
''a Up the stars aud stripes. r.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
] .Nrw Yong Notemler q

~ IVlSAf 4fONGtllDGE L.
. The steamship City Of Baltimore from
Liverpool tue lIth, and Queenstown on
the 10th, arrived at Is pm. .:s
There was no news Of the Prince Of
Wales when the City of Baltimore left.
Thesteainer Himaiaya had gone in search,
and other vessels were preparing. =
The report Is received that Thogyenal
is soon 10 quit the French foreign Office.
The formation Of a French squadron Of
reserve, to be ready in the spring, is posi-
lively announced r - =. :. " .>.r:
|, The Bourse had been buuyant and
higher, but relapscl, closing drlllat TOT l0c.
1t is said the representatives. Of France
and England recommended the King OF
Naples to abandon the contest. f..
Fariai was appointed yieeroy of Ma,
pies. A new council was appointed, in
Guiding Peiro aud otlIer liberals Carl
baldi was appointed a general in the
army. ....'...' J.. q H.
Melbourne dates are to September %.
Commercial adairsare rather more favor.
able. Shipments Of gold during the
month, TO England, Gl30, GEO. -, r
A seaman aboard the ship Jeremiah
Thompson at Liverpool, was brutaIly
beaten by the boatswain, aHd died, The
latter, named John Keggen, jumped over,
board, and was drowned. ~
A subscription had been started ia
England with a view Of presenting Capt
Wilson, of the brig Minnie Schasifer
with apietureof the.rescue Of the passon
tgers aud crew oil. the Colnaught. ..,.. =,
Itwas stated that the circumstances
attending the Orange demonstration Ii
Canada, would be brought up before Par
iiameRt early in the session. - 3.
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81 1ufrtigfmrnis
NOTICE.

TINO the Meukers Of tte 2Ist Quorum d
u seYentiesi--Tbe QHerrIn meets. IN tile III
and Bid Saturday pf each month, at half pasi
66'ciork, at Tie house Of George W. 1'aesAtt,
north Of President Kimballss. All lneinbeTs
living Oh the elyl aud do NOT attend, will be
dropped, and their places flied by others.
Meinbers living IN the country. ninst report
without t.il, and also ssnd in i correct rSrie-.
ai0gY1 BY eFder II the Council g.9t .
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kxpsnsicn did notgo into foil effect until
the 2srd. consequently The shove state
msntii deceptive, the amount 81 loans on
Saturday tlc 24th, being millions in the
excess 81 The average.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

$40 news of the Goth says;
,S. 10y Is quiet to-day. The mem
|STIsl Legislature have mostly gone
m The regular Session epeaS
An ~, Inc Governors message will
=" tuesday. II is rumored that
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Estrny Notice.

NOV. &c, 1860, a stray COW, with her cali
IN having, a dfamoad branded on her lip, brok
into nv ilcissure. wish The owner 10 come
and prove property, pay expenses, AID take her
awsv +, !. Il: 3::..: s.,: =:
10 ir E. BiIDDLEMAsS, oh Ward. l III
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
CONSUMING EnsIne ]. !, and lIIIIWrlghl.

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