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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11
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At the regular monthly session ~ the Society for the
motion Of kpow4edge Subjects OF Natural Chemistry
Dr. HirschbruOn delyerd ectulr n general
and Tobacco In particular The speaker its
discovery It's iwtroincto.to Earope it's persecution and
then entered Oh general review OF the ade Of present cnl
re1nd Its eHtesA The lecturer then IN
however much had been bestowed ufacuss
Il hati until ,+y been found impossible
nicotine In sufficient quantity to render It's perfectly
harmless to the III The lecturer
was capable Of Improvement by eaur the Brothers NOR
GEN'YlAU, Of Maiisiem had since aIfbees engaged in
series ri experiments for the purpose OF et in
the tied States for the tobacco grown in Pfl These
pcrmcnts had not been sse until recently when
had been enabled to improve The plant through the with
drawa of the nicotine such degree that the article
thereby increased in value improved in hbr aud rendered
healhcrt the sste> according the the speak
Thainyehtion of the Messrs Morgeuthau would
else an inauencc benetr TO the of the people The
exhibited, made from unpcotzcd Tobacco fully
out the assertions made and gave great satisfaction
Samples of their may be at No. 3Wnm street,
New YurKa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

nth wARD.-A MEETING CT TIE SEVENTEENTH
l Ward Demoeraiic Republican Ward c9mml,,ee VIII
day) evening O'clock Members Will please be- punctua
NY WIN. H. MANSFIELD, Chairman
W. H. WILLfAas, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A $3-DOuBLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES' i8ANp IL
"A Ann street, at " 3D. quilted sole Congress Caters,
new style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

DEOPLE WHO ARE SICK OF COMMON PLACE FIC-
ton and duh tales, aud want 10 read something really
interesting will not ne d.spppointed they buy the first
of Col. Walker Dunops story 1.-The Hunted Lies in
this weeks NEW YORK LEDGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

FJNO SHIPPING MERCHANTS.
i W0fFES SCHtEDAM SCffNAPPS.
20 900 of VOTES Ceebl aied chiedam Aromatic
Schnapps for sale in bond duty paid put up w,th Ger
man, Dutch Spanish, Frenca aud English labels.
Shipping merchants purchase for the South Amer
East India and European markets delivered board
ship at liverpool, London Rotterdam Hambarg, ut
less than the New York price.
The schnapIs Is well known and sells freely all the
markets Of the world.
For price, &c, apply to
UBoI.Pfl0 WOLFE
New York.
HoFFMANS, DoRREPAAL 4 CO,
Rotterdam.
BiANC0NE, KLEE & CO.,
Hamburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11
! ..I
MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
~ safe richly carved legs and round
full iron plate lined with sanwo0d, oyersiruDg bass jnd
aud with pearl keys made 10 order for the present By
city Makers fully for three years been
months $500 will be sold tor $3.50 including Stoo
and Cover; also elegant Drawing Room Suit cost $500 fo
$40 Inquire As West Sixteenth street. between Firth
Sixth
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11
rrak vfIst4sy are sps sa,a1, the fash
ioa p1atss aAthe sta,Aatdaof. bsaa1y, not

'wsrA IF >.hsy are ,pt .atn1. the fash
ioa thtss p4thp statAafdsof. bfaqty, not
oily }fos perbn| ter,sst' ill., but for crea-
t,se. cdlcsti1, ;wher4. tts.has meyer up.
pesveA iathe vision Of any inspired poet
painter or sculptor, that angels and god
dcsscs ever Wear hoops, crinoline or we'll
dtcsscs. Starcl, swasi Invented
during tie reign Of Elizabeth, and none
Of the goddcsses ever look kindly to It
Our; ybupg friends must be patient with
US, for we wantStd educate Them up to the
standard Of taste irrovocably established
~ the great masters IT art and arbitersI q
the standard Of beauty. @tsAs young ladies
Of St.. CLOUD, hoops, starch and ,crinolin"
are well enough, but as ideal characters,
whose imperst MITIGATION. has been, fixed b.,
poets and painters, these accessories are
simply an Outrage, and We vefe g1aa to y s!ee
them 80 nearly discarded 81 the occasion
Of the Dream, ,nIf. Mr., Nelson dreams
again We hope he will write it down, and
If the girls represent it, may we be there
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

ifrias tie A@s.ssssff, +lses\ d4am?eS do
pot suif Saallspabek, BIZ thes sl,adgr bf
,laat coming svens led u. q xrie x.
plating Nv % doqld MT 60 iptd The II.
tads sment our teras being oler.vprtsd,
But Offering Is get up half ofit fofF tie
regular edition OF both papers, when to
do so would spoil our plans for the week,
then went back to bed troubled that We
could dao.nuthing-to help get-ous= that ex=
ira Cmio'e Now1vc would just like to
know if thel Millsaium ~1ih not be along
on our next birthday, and if We may not
expect 70 see salt4thes biooas~relatious Of
Van Amburg's pets hobnohbiug, with in.
fantile Southdomns, over a dish OF turnips
for a christmas dinnor2 l.. ~ zoe civ
they got out tho Message before
it came in the st. Paul; ;dailies and now We
do wish some one would read it .ane tell eus
what it's all about. tots" ~ , Il; i'!I"c
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

al
CoM1Na:-ThE millennium is coming,
eertain!y-no mistake thas time, aud if
any one wants the date fixed, we say tho
9th Of December, next the proper aniver,
sary Of all great events, being the six
teenth Of that on which We: made our de-
but in this breathing world. The evil
depce, Of the coming event is, that on the
evening Of the 9th, after we, were in bed,
a rap called Us to the window when two
men informed Us that Gen. Lowry had
scnt them with message, about helping
him to get something in the paper, and
this cali from our ''ancient enensio" rcrea.
ted no surprise. They had . note from
him. We got light, admitted tho mes,
ssogers, read the note and learned that he
had IN oarly copy Of the Presidents Mes.
ssge; and that his printer thought, IF vo
sssot Up orr ;foEse. We could Get Il. of in an
' m f q ,bhos spsrs, hY is o'eloei next
'a6sning g1W1s e Is I'd Sc pot ED .ny viii to
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11
j.. '1Cl!'!p!)|r're$ppll .df@ltf. /.
d. :. w. W1'A ASH July LIST 1861,

,t!E II NSNEi.t I'll
Dear Mrs, Swisshelm. ..4 ,.yd; 4, e,s,.,.
--seo4 20 ct, .'@:.:t5o Yesterday in company
With six ! Hartford gentlemen, I made i
visit to some Of the camps across the Riv-
er and as you will Of course. be pleased to
hear from the Seat Of War, steal an hour
from my desk duties to write your After
procuring passes, which by the way IS 4
work Of some difficulty, = requi.ition o. i
recommendation from Cabinet Officer to:
Gen. Mansfield being required, we started
from in front Of '.Willards' at after
dioe. A. N. down PENN Ave. to the Geo.
town Ferry, now 10 possession, Of and run,
BY the Government. After crossing the
Potomad "a went up the bank on the
G 9 town .i ak and came on to . picket of
thAe 1A9tA New, York Regt BY whom We,
were ohallengsdaaad.isq to- sbow::oss|
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

I. Jones, the laughing blacksmith, was
ono Of the committee to wait ON the SOL
diers. at, the pic mic, and it was thought
best to have him stand with his back to
the table, while the guests marched in and
took their places. This was but prudent
caution toward man who has had the
ahem! - after him for fortnight,
not w'th "a sharp stick" but for one.
. stick, a printers shooting stick. is what
tho imp is after, and no wonder Jones is
afraid to pass our Office after dark. =: 800
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

We call attention to the advertisement
Of D. Greenleaf, in another column We
cannot say che comes highly recommend
ed'' for the fact is, it is onlya short time
since he was chased out Of Texas, the
place where the rogues used to 80 May
be this was because he did not belong to
the fraternity, and maybe he is Republi.
can or a khinocerous or an Elephant, any Of
whom are dangerous when running Mt
large. We "spects" he is an elephant, or
at least, that he has trunk containing
something worth going to see. i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

Our risht-hand man Willie Mitchell,
started last Monday on athree-months sur
veying tour and to look for health "A
press ofjob work had left US two days de-
h;od aud apress Of PIC mes keeps u. there.
Stephen Miller who takes Wills place, and
letters recleeed from his father, written on
the eve of crossing into Virginia and con-
tanning directions which may come to have
the weight Of dying wishes, have rather
untitled both him and US for close apphca.
ton. So, we 60 press many things left
out Or only half in. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

APro1NrMENr'-James Turnbull, Of
St. Cloud has been appointed to a, Clerk
ship in the Naval Department at Wash
ington. We publish an interesting letter
from him this week, and wishing him a:
bundant success, in his new duties, hope
no may find time to keep up commune.
cation with his old friends here by means
Of letters to the DEMOCRAT. ':u. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

<ftasS.& A
ever bef~o Seen, ssAs ma. 'sns.st heet
again, divided their bseatfast With I'd as
". stood on a bit of loatd, and tq9 dof:
fec and-heaos III aoqeV bat Of Indian faah-
Ion, using someeay's hRson nd,'esg;+4
W. wantsd to know If the food was good
Of the kind, and found it=xclfcookcd and
propsrlyy ases.seeneas 4 eolss Miller rvalked
about in his great coat in front Of the site
Of A's recent habi.ation, quietly and very
promptly giving orders which sounded
very like suggestions, or requests, as one
after another came to him to know what
wsz to be- done with this, tAa,t' and TIC
ether Z He had no idea where his break
fast was to come from, and that, 70 him,
indispensable cup Of coffee: T'.'T -@-'1
:: >n>e- sa(ro; sE iooNrlSUED!) y1>*e n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11
4at.s. Of 4 evenings a,nosemsnssa

matter Of 4 eseoiPys' amdsemsn{ug I
.Ahu'nl erpa tic girls, all il a|lceo'11q.l
pqtaoEn fine 81 bpdshi T.
the .!age, rs pRntlng the rrce'bfd Abcr's,
as s. hxip sstAsis Offerings to u ss.X!lH ta
Justice and Liberty appear together --
Justice addresses liberty on Tie existence
Of Despotism nm the,lend:l -Dcspotisn,, Ill
in black, walks in with slave for SALE
A few questions are asked by invisible
purchasers; anq p ::f9T HGdp' made, an4thee
Slave il driven off, f. One comes on, and
repeats stanzas closely resembling Whit
tiers ~-----~---
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

T OST.-A POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK
~ with dark morocco binding. 1t contains
letters and papers vardeless to any but the ow-
nsr These papers bear the name of Isaac T.
Aoulton. suitable reward will be given to
any one leaving it at this ofico. 50
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

The Conn brigade, ! consisting, Is As
LIST; endlaud 'srd Reg'nts under .omnaad
Of Gen. Tyler arc encamped nearer q ths1
rebels than any other troops, they arc
within one mile IF Fills ehdrcF Viliage,
sis Or seven miles from Fairfax and with.
in four miles IF the enemy: They are
certainly in the post Of honor, i. q, The
post of DANGER @5,~~ .:-:s4> 3a@ %sae:17so
After leaving the third sncampment ",
drove on 70 Falls Church Village, aud to
the church itself which Is I. lsrgs square
building without iteepfe or ornepeut
weather beaten aud, looking m as ike /
barn than = place gofawrorship.2 IT. only.
from is Antiquity; ID Is;
Church yard there,is q grave stone totha.
memory 81 onero II the Inst Fsiirrfaaxes .ffion
whom the County takes its'ndnm6e. Hsvine
zen ~ ofiptsres! n tbs legality We yeR
back to the first Reg't's sencampment ap1s
iS'qsog them Al # ! afternoon sdfyiee hid
y their chaplain ,Mr.; Weber, stha dos.
lyman who wdi: called 70 Hartford 7tosssap.s.
~ III: Bushual,y plaoessxslhsea a,ha att4tr:s
vas in Miancsota,- Mr.: Webber empioys
lis vacation this sia'imuerin Il acting !; Chap.
ain 70 the Conn. Let. Z They aw1SFo just
iagipe 'gieeay ": as s s. lid.
he sisbu,eiese sk,lled up spd sing 49,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09

the documents from Texas, showing that
as early as the seventh Of February.
General Twiggs was entering into negoti.
atoms with the TexaDs for the surrender
Of the military property.
Col. Waite was several weeks ago an
pointed to succeed General Twirrs as
chieSof the military department ofTexas
but il appears he had not reached there
az the time or Gcn1. Twiggs' surrender.
which Is considered BY government au.
thorities as one Of the most disgraceful
and atrocious acts committed BY the Sc.
ccssionistss
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LOON oUT roIs srARK n |. /.

We A.. ~ . Horse, ~. .:s5.sys::.
Il i5iS:s: :. q W,uter II now here, Of course;
Andh roV'd aye your stallion safely 70
Through n,oti. 80 frosi, Bnd suoWt -. T.
Ihengst=aRl d at once oil Hound,
At my eNh sh0p where am fouhd--. e.: RI
From early dawn fill late t~ Hight, s.E .....
Shooting horses Nib alt my might; E.
Yes, get hiu, shed at once, a. ear do n,
And Jos4 ard horse will never rue IL. '.....
The 'hoF"nr', DISTRACTIONS the sabseriber hs,
reeriEr& tso,n 'pif the most csIebra,sd Vetrr-
i1'aFy stEaenE ~ Ediablrsh, together with
iertl, hysy d; = experience, VAL ahIs him not q
be inferior % Any workman iii the Territory. He
may "l@Hys be found al The old stand 10 Grogs
heck'E bgAttpgs, eSsI % the Poet pfFies. ut m,
siRu NJ tbs MIG SHOE. Work viii, he done
on the shortssi notice at reasonable terms 10.
cash sFnTe pay dr rreausso -. ~ -
. 1870 '2.5''S. JAMES RICHARDSON.
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LIST OF AGENTS
oESERAL AeEsr FOR faE EAsTEKE sraTEs
Hon, W. II. Hooper. e

GENERAL AGENT FOR THE EAsTEKN STATES.
Hon. W. II. Hooper. 0 =:f
SEsERAL AGENT ron cAIrroaslA.
Dwight Eyele.h, Esq,
GENERAL AGENTS RoR cAcHE COUNTY.
Seth N. Blair. Esq, and Judge Peter MauChan
GEsERGL: AGENT ron GsEES HIVES COUNTY.
| Judge William Carter. ......s...
GENERAL AsEST ron THE caLIFoRNiA AND :
'.....-i.-, SALT LAKE: MAIL ROUTE. n
Major Howard Egan. u. III /. !: !;
r. wAsHiNGToS couNTY.. +: =: Ill
SANTA. Glars, jacob Hambljn; Tsqu.yiIe,
Sixlus e. JOhnssIi Washington, J. d. McCal-
Tough . r .s..s.
Ikos eouNTy. +. E.: ':'..:=
Cedar City. Richard " Norris, ParowsI.
lanes Lewis PAEagsonsi, Matias Easlga, Sum.
nit Creek Seth Johnson. -, II. Z7.@: II,
f.. i.,..-. 49, REAvER cousTT. fssa. 4. r.
+ Beaver. JOdse d. NJ. Thomssi sfinerssills,
Jas. X. Rollins. = .'t. '.,@r: ~ - =.
. .:~..s'i, r.. HlsLARp eouNTY. +
Fillmore, Jno. A. RayI Cedar Springs, levi
Savage, jar. -. M. 81 d.
h., e, r. SAN PETE COUNTY,, -,5....,,l
stah'i Sso reaSSeSi Fott - am, n. =;
Mani Z, ,R,aai. :. F"ao,,sn &C., ~ ~ nv
johnson: spripr Town. r n. ANA, Marin
Bsgd, Jas. N. Jones. s ssss's -
+. .a, s.. =. JU4R cousrr. i. s. / ~.
Nephi, T. D, FOOtei Willow Creek, John
Couch, ~ ~ III. e.. go PIE. ...51 r
cEpAR eoUXTT, x. X. -
camp Fioyd snd FAIRFIELD, M.,sr, w.lk.r
Brossj Cedar Fort, }. hodebaek. . +.
.s.- T.. a. uTAH COUNTY. -.
+ Goshen. Vim. :Prieet ssa,aauiu, VIM Me.
Ride, Psyson. j. r. HARDY. sSs ssLIn R.sss
~ Co.'S PohdtoSn, IL: %, M. Joieyj Spanish
Provo, W@. M,tItT snd IL. II. cIaiF: 'St"s.sp,
Grove, ": g.: Slprse.i; Amsticsa Fork. n, 'E.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09

ATEssEs, HOUR d BRINGHuRsT beg
Il 70 fafortn the public That they have large
and exesllent assortment Of DRY GOODS aud
81 eysty desc Iptiot, IL their
Establishment IN Sniingyifle, witch they will
exchange Tor Wheat aud Cattle, allowing the
highest market price. Ttisy have aise large
quantity ef Wpoi, which they will excha nge Tor
Wheat ~ cash Cal and see us at The Hollia s
Ca. MIL - 1l:, s3-tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09
mACmINERY.

LEAVING been requested BY several eastern
y firms 10 act ~ agents FOR the sale Oh their
Machinery ~ This Territory, we are prepared
10 give al information necessary coilcerlinR
weights and prizes free 81 charFe, q 4.
Plans snd estimates for mllir furnIshe,l.
All kinds OF Eillwork, also small iron inachins
cry, built 10 order BY contract. 5.1
4. \ VIM. j. SfLvER,
. j.. FORBES
East side of 10th Ward, @. s. I. City. 22.G: /.
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AF0NrcoMEnIly Feb )

A resolution was adopted in Congress.
ihstruCting the committee to inquire into
the present condition Of the public funds.
The committee on permanent constitu-
ton will report Wednesday.
The following are the Apprenticeship
Postmaster General, Henry r. Ulett; At
torley General. J. b. Benjamin; Commits.
siouers to Washington, A. b. Roman. Nj.
al. Crawford, John Forsyth.
II is rumored that Mallory viii be sec.
retary Of the navy. il "a
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09
CHARLES KING,
WAC ON AND CARRIAGE
IL MAKER, 5 FL
u CARPENTER AND HOUSE JOINER,
EstsaRATIoN sfRkkr.
SAVE YOUR PAPER RAGS.

ETNHE inhabitants o. Utah are requested 10
IL gather up and save their worn out wagon
epters, ard every description 81 cotton and linen
rags Tor Papet making, and deliver them, from
time 20 Time, 10 the Bish0na of the eeveFa
wstas, or the Nsss and MouyrAINEER Ofices or
theif SCENTS, Tor which, when clean, they viii
be allowsd 1--WE cents y pound. The rags can be
clehhsed In pure water, without soap.
I u IL expected that, ~ few months, III who
wish can receive p9her III exchange fer! rags 4
]. EDWARD HUNTER, Presiding Bishop
+ III ~ :4st3ss s .9s WIZ lt.t.. l.lf
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y. q. nR1csu1r.
DEus .IsSye 10 state 10 his friends and IN
ID public in general that he las removed his
+ Ta11oI.,a Sholo

to tbs next door south Of B4llan, The Watch.
maker, in Muia ST., at which place he will
be most happy 10 attend TO all business in his
iiIs. i. -. -.:.' - ~ i"
- All who patroniEe lin may expect prompt
attention and work of the finest flush. Having
been professionally engaged in several Of The
capitals Of Europe, he considers himself capable
n exscHthrg WqIk in the la'rs, style. Of fashion.
All ktpds Of elottitg cleaned, Stains, grease.
Spots Sc, retndSedi and old garments made 20
appear nearly equal TO new, - .
CRtt'Bg doae on reasonable terms. l. = r ,,-.....-
:, A lA'ge quantity Of heavy cloth always On
hand, y
BGEkstib, wanted immediately. s4-if
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09
MUGH MOON

ID EsPECTFULI.Y acaasInts The Public
Y that his business wilt close on the 18Th Of
Mrch inst, and tsqiliss III parties indebted to
him e ecme forward and settle immediately,
and all having claims agains, him to prsseui
thrm, t.s \. ii NJ a... III. 20.9t
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.F0R .sALE.

4 A ONE Acre City LOT. with ali The I'M.
"A proyements thereon, sifuata west Of the
Public Square, Spffngpiilei The improvements
consist q two Adobe Houses, each lt5 Il. 30n.,
. good Kitchen IN excellent well OF water, thee
tan watts, nsM still he's only been used shout
TIVE months }, with sui,abIc utensils The lot Il
enclosed BY i;self, and has a namsT Of ir1Fi
trees upon f.? Is: 3: i, :- a; - !
The proprietor also wfshes 10 sell ten aefss o.
Pasture and ten acres Of Meadow Land. The
whole concern can be had very cheap Tor cash,
cattle and erhiti.,: y :. ~: 4
:. Apply 70 Nj. samuel GtapEe, sprinTvilIe,.
y taif comfy, or 10 J.sv. Long. =. 2isst*
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09
WAsnINeroN, Feb. &c.

A dispatch was received yesterday by
the Secretary Of War, from the Commits.
sary Of subsistence, and dated ut New
Orleans, confirming previous reports that
GenE Twiggs had surrendered 70 Texas
all the military property Of the United
States Headds that as a loan, the use
Of the government means Of transporta-
tion was allowed 70 take the Federal
troops to the seabOard, and they were
permitted 10 take with them three or
tonr cannon and their side arms. e..
The Secretary received this morning,
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HERRAH Fen CACHE VALLEYi
For SALE. -

tHE fourth et5im that WAS taken On In
Richmond, Cache Valley last spnas, Win.
IN ~ rods OF said city, containing 80 Asfts. all
vel orees Sna fenced, With a good ,pfiaE st
water on the SHme. Far sale Or sEeEsnss g.
asost on Il asOHSbls bEIns EuaME- OF =.
22H ALFRED LEE, I9lh w4td.
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81 T. 4
ST. Louis, Feb &c, pm.
In the Senate to-day the Miscellaneoul
Appropriation Bill was passed
On motion Of Mr.. Lane, a Comnittet
Of Conference was appointed on the Ore
gon Debt Bin. 1.
The Senate concurred IN the Honss
amendment to the Colorado Territorial
Bill. n Z
The bill to organize the Territorial eo.
vernnlent Of Nevada, was passed. also
the Dacotah Territorial bill. ..a-..
a Committee Of Conference was nm.
pointed on the Tariff bill Adjourned
Ia the House the Stauuton Military
Blu was debated, but no vote had az the
closing Of the report. 4. n.
Al Baltimore Telegram, dated Feb as
says, letter from Southern member Of
the Peace Conference to the 4meriica1s
says peace will be preserved and the
Union restored. Tae results on all points
Of controversy viii DO satisfactory 10 the
mass We shall probably close our labors
on Tuesday. ne
The Charleston Courier says Fort SUM
ter breatbea forth It's saacy salute Of 81
guns on Washingtons birthday.
The regular Washington despatch Of
the 25th, SAYS the Peace Convention has
been in session all day. The debate was
the most spirited which has vet occurred
Guthrie and some Of his friends became
50 mnrh offended that they left the hall.
aud sigiiiied their intention not to 70
back. The Convention atone time was
very near breaking up, but better coun-
sells prevailed. Guthrie subsequently re,
turned, aud business proceeded.
The following appears under date Of.
Feb. 20: the Peace Conference was inI
session until two o'clock this morning.
The spirited debate previously commenced,
continued, and, during the night proceed
lnesl many, Il not all, the amendments
were voted down, leaving substantially
Mr. Guthfie's proposition, with modified
rerbiRgc This was III Committee OF the
whole. but Il VIII be voted on definitely
Today.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ny PONY.

THE Pouy arrived this morning at III
O'clock. one day later from Kearney than
that o. yesterday. and bringing Washing
ton dates Of the Goth ult We give the
dispatch verbatim
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-09
FoRrll sNlrHf, Feb. 60

II Il FORT SMITH, Feb. 20
The difllculty 10 che overland mail oc.
Cured at Apacha Pass, $50 miles south
of Etpaso. A tribe Of Indians fred on
the mail coach, killing the driver They
seized the stock grain, and mails, and
broke up the station. Another stage ar
rived here to-day, bringing passengers:
they report Apacha Pass being protected
by a company Of $50 Dungeons, and the
stage came along unmolested.
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RALrI.ran. Fah. 26.

The legislature adjourned yesterday
morning. Theirs Is some talk Of an ex.
tra session, II the events Of the next two
weeks are unfayorablc for the conpro-
mise. .... ,s... h ii.