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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-18
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n W. CLARK would announce, to the; eit.
", liens Of, .Stearns and the adjoining
counties, that he has purchased. and Win ship
Immediately upon the opening Of navigation,
irst-class CARDING MACHINES IL Mr..
Clark is a practical carder, having been enga.
ged in the business previous to his removal .
Minnesota :l.:A,, 4~Ett4tia o. .aT43ts..,kr $50.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-18
9BUIIDING..

7>HE undersigned takes this msthod1efss
i forming those who. may haze housesa
in any or all Of its branches that he Is pr,spsr
ed to take contracts, and as al Kinds Of osS1
in this line, on the most reasonable tiRzaS
in good, Workmsnliks manner.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
NEw YoRr. Mar,. l6ih.

A special dispatch to the Herald, from
Frederick, states, a rumor prevails that
the Kentuckians at Harperis Ferry, who
have been furnished with arms, are In a
state Of mutiny, and have declared for
the Union, and are about leaving for
home There is trouble there and deser-
.tions are numerous. -.
The Heraifs 'Chambersburg CORES
pondeut states that an attempt was made
last night to blow up the bridge on tue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Just below
Point Of Rocks. which failed. "
The Heyatds special Washington dis
patch Of the 18th, says, il is understood
that the rebel States have made proiTers
Of purchase Of European and other for
eign vessels; but our government has no
tilted the diplomatic corps to state that no
such purchases will be respected, no mat
ter what the flag that covers them. The
language used on this occasion was uu-
equiVoeal and decided. 1t has also mott
fed the diplomatic corps that il any com.
miSsioners from the rebel States be received
by any European power, this government
will not hesitate M instant to break of
all diplomatic relations with said offending
power, aud not only recall the minister Of
the United States, bat dismiss from
Washington the minister Of said power.
IL was remarked that tho sntire diplo.
matte body was prescott az the military
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
BAI.rIMORE, May l4th,

Federal troops are fully established at
Federal Hill. ~ :'.- ~ 3D..
A schooner was seized at the wharf
this morniAg. She had lot of pixies
on board manufactured by Winans.
The correspondent Of the american ac-
eompGnied the members of the legislature
to Harper's Ferry. He says the VIZ
ginians have strongly fortified the Mary
land heights overlooking Harper's Ferry.
and are very, confident, aud evidently
have no intention Of evacuating their POI
sitiOn. On Sunday seventy thousand
stand Of arms, some mimic mnskets and
twelve cannous arrived. Twenty more
were expected the same night.
The legislature had adjourned till the
4th Of June.
General Butler has issued a prOelama.
ton. lie says the troOpT are here to up.
hold aud enforce the laws. He made a
formal demand on the authorities for q
lot Of army stores in the warehouse Of
John S. Gettings Marshal Kane re-
fused TO deliver without An order from
the mayor. After an alteration the
order was procured and arms taken out,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
Sr. LOUIS, Nav 18th.


The public schools OF this city have
been obliged to close, as the Legislature
has appropriated the school fund for mil,
itary purposes. .:. ..... g..
In the case Of Captain Emmett Nc
Donald, taken us prisoner of war by
Gen. Lyon, and who refused to take the
oath of allegiance TO the United States,
a writ Of habeas corpus was issued yester.
day by Judge Treat, Of the u. S. court,
returnable this morning at eleven o'clock.
Commissioner Hickman went to the ar
senal yesterday afternoon to have an in.
terview with Capt. Mcdonald, but was
told by Gen Lyon that he had been re.
moved out of Missouri, No one, except
the officers at the arsenal, can tell whittier
he has been taken; but it is limited he
has been sent to Washington. The Sc.
cession flag which for a long time floated
over the minute mems headquarters has
been pulled down by order Of General
Harvey. -. 49,. -. -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
Useful knowledge. - Dress Making
- Made Easy,

I EssONs In Cuttrg Ladies' 4 chRdt.n's
Ii DRESSES will be given BY Mss EfIxA-
BETH TUPrs, Emigration Street, sth Ward.
This adp,ifab system Of Dress Cutting has
received the patronage Of several thousand fNTi-
lies IN the principal ritiss 81 The East, and has
insaTiabie given perfect satisfaeIiGn. st. +, -
: The system Is entirely new, shi arranged
With the greatest prseisisl to "fit al sfzssr and
forms. T. ..-....a III f., - -. d:
Ladies who are unu,ed To any thire OF the
Knd, can, with the aid o. this 'afi," 81 theua-
selves with the Utmost ease aud aeeiFsSF, 10
Hose engaged IN tha busIatss o. Ifess fnskfie,
Il is Of the utmost Importance. ErIike oil other
modes, II gves-a Ferteet fit on the shoulder,
Almost airy person can lraru IN few days 10
fl themselves Or othetst In any sll 10 dfsnEbfe.s
All are kindly inyited t. call and ste, then
Judge. Cutting patterns, llnings ana dresses,
warranted a persFci 81. Embroidery s,smped.
Miss Tufts respectfully returns thanks to her
friends and the public generally Tor past fsysfs.
and solicits continuance Of their patronage She
,has large assortment Of reject patterns ard 10
Frequently making psw patterns for asy style
desirable for uoar,s work; also fine French
embroidery. Braiding, Chain. stitch, Flannel,
&C., done to order. "a: 3l-,f
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
LAST NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted ~ The estate Of Dr..
n Wi Ism France, latstf @, s. l., CITY. de-.
ceased, are hsfsby notified thut, unless fITry cal
On the subscriber mud settle tho same wi houi
delay; suits aii he h,StiGuled against them, aud
costs added, the af4irs Of said estate must be
settled nj leTthwHb.
W I. APPLEBY..
@. 5, l.. City, April 80, 1861, Aroiney for
said estate. ..~.. r.. .....- 49,.
Me-. Good wheat, -four, hams, pork, butter,
'ggs, cheese, etc, will be received and the high.
est market price allowed for the same, in pay.
ment Of said debts. x ..-.s - 32.3I
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
wOOL CAnpING O,

INHE Subscriber hereby Informs he pnbli:
i that he has removed bis three Csfiiug Nj
cniGsS frnm The Sugar Works: ous 10 Provo, in
care Of BR. SoEroS; one 10 Cache Valley. and
one 10 CT, Creeb, just above his re sidsuee. =. /
The macline on City Creek il now ready for
operation, aud 10 IN chsfge Of BN THEopoEE
CUaTTs, who Is an crperienced cardeT, and oar
who Il 10 expected will attend promptly 10 his
business and give Satisfaction 70 of reasonable
persons, earding each lot Of wool in lie turn.
TEFas.--TwelFe and hall cents Cash, OF
one-siTi h Of tbs wool - -.
.'...... D. YOUNG.
Nh. Mo wool viii he received nor rolls de.
hse'sd Oh the first dsy,el the week, commonly
called Sunday, 49, 72.4L
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
Watcr-POwer Erected North OF
the Lime Kiln, by Z. M. CAST.

T WISH 10 inform the public that I am pre-
l. pared TO Tuu eIeulAr-sSw 10 rip up lum.
Der according to order. from one inch TO SIX
inches thick, II The rate Of 81 an hour. Aao,
a jg-saW for saving out anything required FOR
ebaif.baeks, &C; toRsther with good turning
lathe for ell kinds Of lrrning.
want Immediately 5000 fsst Of Cottonwood
plank: 5000 fust Of ohs inch White Pine lumber.
and 5000 feet Of seantJnR.
Bsdst' sds. ehsirs, childrer,s chairs, ersdss,
tables, and oil other kinds Of furniture 81 ways on
hand, OF m de 10 oTGs' .-..
E N. CAST,
l3ih Ware, half block NORTH OK Ernlg,slIon
32-u Stree', On StsIr Road
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
W.au,nornr ]. Mnr l6th

WAsHiEeroN, May 18th.
In consequence Of pressing public ar.
fairs, no personal applications for appoint
ments will be entertained!
81. Bouis, May 10th.
The inquest on the victims u the Wal.
mt Street tragedy was concluded yes
tcrday. The Jury found that six OF the
deceased died Of gun.shot wounds, intIict.
cd by musket balls discharged BY rolun-
teer soldiers under the command OF Ger.
tain officers unknown to the Jury, and
that two Of the persons shot, died Of
pistol shots fred by some persons IN.
known 10 the Jury. -Four Of the deceased
we're United States volunteers. ..s q.
I The Government has officially eompli-
mepled Gen. Butler for his prompt action
at Baltimore. IL. ....s 4:
II Is said that Winans win be sent 10
Annapolis for trial. What disposition
Government will make Of bis case IS a
matter Of conjecture. !, 4
Z Gov. Hicks reports that Eve MARYLAND
regiments will be ready next week for
Federal service. il Is II
. The HerdIfs Washington dispatch re.
ports all telegraphit communication south
of Washington suspended by the Seces.
sionists having removed all the wires. A
new company has been organized, EN-.
braciug all the Southern liries ...,
virginians At flarpsEf Fsrty .unspS;
eessfuily attemptc ,o 81 u up the cuisert
near Frederick. *. =..#.. :. =.
Fifty members Of the Maryland Guards
left last night for Harper's Ferry, taking
their arms: +: I. Il. Il. e.. .s:
:. Winans had been sent under guard to
Fort MeHenry, He was to-day nomi.
mated for Congress at an Informal meet
ing Of friends. 49, i f., A..
General Buffers Baltimore proclama-
ton had been emphatically approved BY
General Scott. .:s....
1t is probable that Marshal Kane Of
Baltimore viii shortly be arrested. ..-+
A spy has been captured, having dis.
patches concealed u the pannel Of his
earriage for General Lee, Of Virginia,
the rebel commander. = r. r. -.
II is understood that Government was
fully prepared 10 protect the Union men
Of northern Virginia at any moment
when It's assistance Is invoked. -. H..
The Government had consented 20 re-
ceive the services Of fourteen additional
regiments from New York. This meets
with the concurrence Of Lieutenant Gene.
raj Scott. :':,
A report was current that an engineer
officer had discovered that YirgiHian,
| were throwing up defences within spy
glass view Of Washington r. =
The Virginia and North Carolina col
lectors, like those Of the other seeding
States, have ceased to make their returns
to the Treasury Department. Marsha
Fisher, Of tile eastern district Of Virginia
lis the only judicial officer Of that Stat,
who has not resigned, .... :,. r. .: .
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
81. .LouIs. MnY I1th. :.

f. u. ST.. LOUIS, May. Eth.
The Dtm6crat Of this morning gives an,
account Of the capture of several scces-
sionists at Potosi and Desota, Washing
ton county, on Wednesday Of this week,
by a com pany Of United States soldiers,
sent ont from the arsenal, by Gen. Lyon
and commanded by Capt. Cole. =.
Some Union men had been driven out
Of " 6shingso county, md their lives had
been Threatened by secessionists; therefore,
Gen. Lyon sen. the detachment Of SOL
dicrs over to protect them The company
nnder Capt Cole arrived at Potosi, at
three O'Clock on Wednesday morning, and
at once threw a chain of Seutinels around
the town. Guards were then stationed
around the dwellings Of the most prom!-
nent seccssioHists, and shortly after day.
light some one hundred and fifty men
found themselves prisoners, and we're
marched of to the courthouse. Here the
prisoners were formed in line, and by the
assistance Of a gentleman, who had been
driven out OF Potosi who knew all the in
habtants of the place, the Union men
we're recognized ard released amounting 10
over half of those taken prisoners Some
fifty Of the seeessionistS were also released
on parole Of honor, after subscribing to the
usual oath not to take up arms against
the United States, end nine Of the leaders
were marched of to the cars, -.
The guard then made o descent on
lead mandatory, and captured nearly
four hundred pigs which belonged to a
man who had been furnishing lead to the
Southern army. The mans name is John
Dean, he is now prisoner at the ar
senal. 1t appears that Dean had been in
the habit Of hauling the lead with his own
team TO the Arkansas line. and selling it
! to secessioHistS for the Southern army.
The guard captured several pistols, ri
fees, shot guns, and a quantity Of secession
uniforms, most Of them unfinished, and
some uniform cloth. On the way back
to st. Louis, Captain Coles company halt
ed at Desoto, in Jefferson county, where
there was to hc secession meeting aud
flag raising. Here they found company
of cavalry drilling, which. seeing the Unit.
led States troops, Immediately fed, leav.
ing thirty horses which were captured by
the troops, and placed under guard. The
secession pole was soon made TO carry the
stars and stripes atits top. A flag Of
the Southern Confectionery found in the
town was captured and then the troops
moved towards st. Louis with their pris-
oners and booty. ........
General Butler has been assigned to
1
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
Sr, LorIs, MAY 10th

81. ILoLlS, Way 1OlIt. 90 ,
At an early hour this morning consider
able bodies OF United States troops we're
observed marching through different por.
lious Of the city, and much curiosity was
manifested by those who witnessed the
movements to know the object of it, Ii
is ascertaincd that one detachment has
taken possession of Camp Spring, another
Of Hyde Park; and third Of the: heights
near the reservoir The movement is not
a hostile one, but a precautionary aud
protective one. Tue march Of the troops
through the streets was quiet and unos,
tentatious Everything being carefully
avoided that would tend to attract a
crowd or provoke an assault. .>.
The EreaiHg News contains long aud
romantic account Of the removal Of Cap.
tain Emmet Mcdonald from the United
States arsenal Gu Monday night, II
being ascertained that a writ Of habeas
corpus was about tn be issued for Captain
Mcdonald, his removal was decided upon
He vas placed in a skifi, in charge Of Capt,
Cole and four soldiers; but before reach,
ing the skif the movement. was discovered
aud an attempt was made to rescue him
a party Of friends. Captain Mcdonald
advised his friends not TO interfere, and
they Immediately desisted. The skif
into which the CaptaiGaFas placed floated
down stream and sprung leak. The
whole party narrowly escaped drowning
Mcdonald was finally taken to Colonel
McArthur's camp, at CaseyvilIe, Illinois,
where he is at present. He Is treated
very conrteonsly 49, - Ii,aMcas sSldiess,
who admire his bravery and pluck.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
TAKE NOTICE AND SAVE
COSTS.

A Ii persons indebted to The estate o. A.. W.
n BHbbit, late Of G. s. l.. City. decr ased,
ritheT oil bond, note OF book account, are re.
qlss,ed to call on the subscriber, aud settle the
same immediately; otherwisr, legal proceedings
will be instituted aud costs add, d. as promises not
fulfilled will never settle up said estate, which
musrbe done And az there are sev sral prOmlSsOIY
notes in mi possession belonging to said estate,
given bv certnid individuals, who say they have
paid the same, all saCh persons are requested to
produee their vouchers sails acIOTy evidence
Of the same TO the subscriber forthwith.
- W. l. APPLEBY.
Administrator Of the estHts Of A. W. Bahbitt.
G. S. l.. City, April 80, 1861. 32.3t
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
WAsnINeroN. May 18th,

f., -r
Evidence that cannot be eontradicted,
hproEing to the administration that trea.
Solable operations are going on among
the citizens Of Baltimore. The govern
ment will take decisive measures to ex-
scute its authority in that city. The
Union men must he sustained, and Balti.
more must be kept loyal to the govern
ment, Ten companies Of the 9th regi-
ment Of cavalry, admirably mounted, are
tpxpeeted to arrive here during the present
week. ...f .s.r.s. r..
A gentleman from Richmond says that
eight thousand rebel troops are now sta
toned in that city; aud that fifteen thou
sand other troops are scattered through
virginia. He also reports that an attack
will be made from the direction of Har.
per's Ferry, on the United States troops
at the Relay House; aud that Gen, Lee,
commander Of the Virginia forces, threa.
tened western Maryland and Pennsyl.
ianla from the same point. These are
mere reports. ~. -. ?.
The WorldS special correspondence
says that BarksdaIe writes that he has a
company in Virginia, which he intends
marching on Washington. Forty cannon
&c planted ut IIarper's Ferry. The
Fawnee is anchored of Alexandra.
- The Posts special dispatch from Wash,
lag'oa, says that the preparations indi
gate that the government was getting
ready Tor . contest at Harper's Ferry.
The dispatch to the Express says.
Inat the British Minister has applied fOr
permission 70 snip certain productions
PsFteulAriy tobaecO--to England. to full,
contracts, but The Government politely
Part Of the feet has been ordered
BONE from the coast of Africa.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25

Chair and Cabinet Maantqetprer, Main Street,
one door north Of the Pony FsPrssi, J..
DEGS 10 inform his friends and the Inhabi
ID tanis % the Terrific, y, ihat he has COM
meDced busiHess az hfove, and hopes by strict
attention to all orders, TO Ierit share Of Their
patronage and support. e.. T. will hive all
kinds Of Furniture on hand. CUffius made on
the shortest notice. o.. -. -. 20 3m
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
INV YoRK, May 18th,

+. . . ii
A dispatch 10 Simon Draper, to-day, from
Washington says al regiments enlisted
should 10 forwarded Immediately. This
dispatch will be acted upon promptly.
Col. Anderson visited the Board Of
Brokers this afternoon. He was intro:
daced by j. X Garland. To which the
Colonel replied, in substance, as follows:
He said he was not in the habit OF
making speeches; but his reception by
them was so Gathering, that he must say
something. The situation he had been
placed in he would willingly have shrunk
from, on account Of the responsibility; but
Providcpce had placed him in. the situa-
ton and be had tried to do his duty.
Since the fall OF Sumter he had received
very bitter letters from the South, on nc
count Of his refusal to join his destiny with
eminent OF the United States, ns well sa
the interests Of Missouri. There is an at
tempt being made, he thinks, to override
the power Of the Federal Government,
and he wartlS those engaged in II, to desist
from their unlawful proceedings ..s> ,
81 The military bill passed by the legisla-
ture, he regards as au, outrage on the
rights Of the people, aud lie cannot regard
It IN any other light TINA an Indirect Sc
cession ordinance. He regards the as.
sembling OF the State troops at Camp
jackson as n reasonable design, and APP.
proves the capturing Of the camp by Gen.
Lyon. In conclusion, Gen. Harvey dis
claims any intention Of Interfering with
the legitimate authorities Of the State,
and says the Government must be sus;
tanned, and its laws enforced and obeyed.
The several regiments Of Missouri vol.
unteers have been formed in brigade, aud
theirs lie had never written or said
anything to Indicate that he wonld unite
with the South. AT the outset Of the
slavery troubles he did sympathize with
his Southern friends, thinking there was
much Northern interference with the sub.
jcct. That il slavery was an evil it at.
tached to the South alone. At the pre-.
sent crisis, neither slavery or party poll
tcs bad anything to do with the subject,
The question is government or no govern,
nent, and he felt satisfied that when the
present ordeaIwas passed we shall be again
Ahappy and united people.
This address was received with the
most hearty cheers. He seemed very ear
nest throughout, and his words flowed as
they came direct from the heart.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
aTRAY PFC.

ON SATURDAY., the 18Th, sandy. eolorsd and
~ bIack-spottSd SOW came Into my snelo-
sure. She has piece c'n OF the right ear, and
u about or 9 months oil. .g 'a..[s
PioYe property and nay charges. }
'..=@ WILLIAM ATKtN.
IT,. ~. * llth Ward.
G, s l.. City; Nay 25'h, 1861, salt. =:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
TiIl.AKE NOTICE.

nv 3 are Ia possession of the PUBLIC MA.
wv CHINE SHOT,, situated hhont one qua
Ter Of a nile west 1.-the "Sugar Houae," where
We expect TO make C,st aud Wrought iron Ma
chliery foT the public, ~ mar be agreed npon.
We want, IN exchange, coke. coal, old cast
and wrought iron, cash, produce. etc;
. Z TIL. 'E..;" r, IL W. DERRICK. !.
55.n Iii NATHAN DAVIS
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
HATING.

TIME subscriber hereby gives notice 70 The
u public that he has resumed the above b,isi-
uess at his Old stand in the 18th Ward, G. IS. l.
City, ono block north Of Temple Block. !.
j. WANTED, - #l< s@,.
All kinds Of fnIs, for which = liberal price will
be paidj slss SaKoRy sheep and lambs wool,
6re wood SC. :, = :
l-1 JOSEPH L. HAYWOOD.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
BALTIMORE, May 18th.

Governor Hicks has issued procla-
nation in answer to the Presidents
requisition for troops. He calls the loyal
citizens Of Maryland to volunteer their
services to the extent Of four regiments
for three months. to serve within the
limits Of Maryland or for the defense Of
the capital, subject 10 the srderS OF the
Commanderin- Chief Of the United States
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
NV ORLEANS, May 18th.

wi il WINS understucS- that srsaoniHnSssisner
from Havana had gone tq Montgomery
to confer with the Confederate Govern
ment concerning Southern shipping at
Cuban ports, against. whirh tho Federal
CoHsul.GeReral was acting in an uajusti.
fable manner. ..... .,..:s III.
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FASHIONABLE TAILoRs.
THIRKILL 4 SPROiT

CONTINUE 10 do busttesS al the old stand,
" three doors north Of Townsend'E Hotel. -
A supply Of Cloth, suitable TOR CoATs, PasTa,
and VEsTs, ALWAYS on hard, = H.. n. II
.BUeksKIS cokTs AID PGETs made to order,
either plain or in, the nost fashionable and "A
TtsTIcILLI ENBRt IDr RID style. .,> -
Cutting done. Terms reasonable.
BuCKSKINS und FURS WANTED, for
which ths highest market price will bs given.
33d :sa-s ~ 49, = e,. : 80.