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MOUNT A I N DER.
satlT SALT LAKE CIV
SATURDAY JUNE 8, 1861.
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

e II Wv Ele2NNlhfNSk NsV&NAh{AN -
TnE contracts for grim. have been Civ.
en- ss was formerly anticipated, 10
Mssmx. Livingston and Gilbert; $500
for oats and $3.50 for barley and corn
ara tie rates We find that the market
Is being well flooded with grain and no
appearance Is presented o. failure ID
The fuiiilment 81 the contract
Connected with this, We might pass
comments on The rumors o. the removal
81 the army We cannot, however. say
anything that would Be satisfactory, One
Dispatch contradicts the former one; and
while We hear one week Of the orders for
the removal Of the armyy we hear The
next d that order being cctutermanded
Now We hear from private sources that
the order for It's removal Is confirmed.
Bat who can tclIg The contracts are
still held sacred; the grain Is still being
purchased; he troops are still at their
most WORTHLESS ard badly located postp,
and all remains as II was intended 10 be,
. worthless blot ID our basin,
There seems 10 be q kiud Of humbug
practised upon rs IN regard 10 the troops
The anne pony that brings the order 70,
their removal, brings letter stating that
the order viii be countermauded. Th,
subsequent pony brings news 81 tho confr
nation 81 the order for the removal d iii,
troops,
Which report nre We 10 place relianc,
upong u Is t. ~ a matter Of small i'm
portancs whether the troops now il
Utah shall be removed Or not. The
may either go Or remain; the flag of d,
country viii nos suffer much dishoncr
They are but few, and in their sentiments
are FAR between. VI.
. 7 ea1
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FAvoRs.--We tender our thanks "a
Mrs. oiipbant for q nice treat Of straw,
berries and rhabarb.. They. were eacl
the husst specimens We have seen in the
Territory, Much credit is due TO Mrs
oliphant for the industry with which she
manages her very superior garden, during
her husbands absence in q far.of land.
We trust The ladies' Of Utah will follow her
example Foolish gissnay think IT dis.
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TrRstSo, ExTRAoRpRARY. William
0IyaIker, of ths SOth. Ward, exhibited Ii
our otlice, few days since, some very iiue
specimens Of turning In rcd sandstone
lie iscnn6dent that be can turn stone,
FER cornices Or ether ornaments, accord.
ing q any pattern heretofore turned ii
wood ,aBd.the exhibited specimens certain
" ausur wen for his success n this brancl
Of home industry We have received
= specimen MOTTO be exceiled elsewhere
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Gagttrll NFmg.

-.--
The government Of Virginia has prO
North. 81. IS
GoRileiyE In consequence 0l The ex
pression az disnaion sentiments by The II
E3Y Eait Bpek, and the 1Nisirs, Tie Cton,mo,
lteNnrit oF NsM5i urk Aago resolved (,
Withheld Incorporation advertising frot,
those Journals Tie publication 81 s.,
fnflPat advertisements in both io,IrnaI
iprodlacssl no less THAI $4,000 PER anpam
TRk FiRsT PafyarkER..-The Portland
af May 10th says: al letter y
sesista 10 This city from 4 sllipnnster Il
New orieaHs. dated MAY i states thu,
ltie INST steamer Calhoun had been arI,o,j
and lifted ont rs i Iri.aieer. With 4. ere Il
ct picked Hlen, mid Was then only wafiipt,
fDr lter commission, which Was hourly 81.
pected: There were there twenty stiips
that might become prizes, unless thew
.eoald get away before iac Calhoun ri,t
her, commission. Strange tt say. 5flle
Calhoun 81 commanded by d Aatiye. 81
Portland. .y ..:..z s.. VI: n. !. ..sEj
lewgR or rifE SeuTA - lie fiter.
arg plperj just started III New lorl eil.
titled the dge, SAYS: ..5'....:
Those 10 blink The SpntE x IsoNefl
less do llct understand her. IN the MeSi.
eali War The Southern States Contributed
Twice as many mcnas The Northern. Tue
South, with her fields caltiynted. ind
nearly al her work done hy negroes eau
place almost her entire population under
arms: 20 q great emergency, the south.
tllIi States could place III tie field i mil.
lion Of nlepi--thc greater: part Of them
such men MS won The battles Of Euena
Vista and New 0rleaas. ..: ..:.s%.
30 CnSeTtIATioS Tie best news i, IL
y reetiSed imports that an understanding
bas been had between President.
Lincoln end the Coverings pf Tie l0yai
states that there shall be- les-ul, III fLe
var for The Union Until the National
Flag sllatl ehee more feat unehallenged
over ait The faFts, arscpalR; armories, Gus.
tom houses; aud sub:treasuries that have
been: @Eestsd by tile traitors froal their
rtgbtfnl paSsessoE: = :. ::5..ss+. TIC
Aa'reteRl rrpattie will HE or die molly
tt viii not sneak iRto pine con Il villa
..... =: t'.tA' ,: -
= "OLp BEinoER'' sS THn PL1iHs Aclfx
- We give the following from the Rocky
Mountain Nc4cs Of May 18th. =. :. :. :: :.
Capt DANES Bridgef arrived here this
morning by coaehi and will proceed at
once to lay out and locate a Government
read passing through Denver and on
northwest through Bridger pass towards
the Pacific. This well known pioneer
.rane 10 THIS enpatry forty years ago
tls22 ] with HeRry'S expedition, and al.
forwards with Sabietle, and paG Of Mseag.
ers party when they came on 10 Salt
Lake m that winter, surprising Il Ger.
TsciSc en- ;i S,. = ~, NslHoFoa or the
fo,nI i,6ia nr,, ~ 8" .,'; W s'ys they
i,nss ,sys I,n, ,ta,,t, ;as county ~
their nn,ica j.. 80 ~ r.. Hi"etiiy ol
Ftben ,yo,,h Is ,,a;. - -, ~ ~ y pesfst
~ g.i{ ,;,a, Iuy was tns pest
tbe crooks mi r1x,st' II I'm M,.'i q, los y
fnkss a,nc Iron, thS. 80. - i'si,igeF
bnTlt ~, s, : ~ N " ' VINO
- ,.. - z =, 49,.
b; ahsAh shth IhAA,iEs,@.t The Cleveland
ss ~, s'lS ine tast eau OF the Pres
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Mlsm1rnrnx .hInu och

:-:...- 80. WAsHISeroN, May 25th. /
Colonel Eilsworth's funeral took Mace
this noon from the. Executive mansion.
The hearse was followed by the Zouaves,
among whom was the avenger Of Els:
worth. He carried the Identical secession
flag torn down by the, deceased. Then
followed the President Secretaries
Seward and Smith-oftieers Of the Zon-
ayes in carriages, the military, etc. All
the bells were tailed, and all flags at half
mist, and drspcd IN mourning.
= The President, while acconipapyiue the
re1natns Of Ellsworth Is the cars. WIS II.
formed by a courier, OF stirring hostilities
on the Virginia side. General Mansfield
was similarly advised A dense smoke
meanwhile WIS seen on the line Of Airing.
ton heights, and caHnonadiug heard. The
latter however, were funeral minute guns.
and the former probably from camp fires.
. The troops now here have been order
cd to hold themselves in readiness 10
mnrch alta moments notice The utmost
watehfulness on the part Of the military
authorities to guard against the approach
OF Secessionists, everywhere manifested.
!, The steamer Yankee arrived today
from Fortress Monroe. She brings n re.
port that General Butter yesterday cap
tpred sewalfs Rsint With loss Of eighty,
tonr killed aud wounded The enemy lost
between three and four hundred killed and
wounded Many prisoners were taken,
perhaps six hundred. Z. -. S.,
On Thursday evening the enemies, piekets
near Fort Washington. were surprised and
three hundred taken prisoners. The War
Department has information to the anne
effect. Nodoubta skirmisb took place
between the Federal and Secession pickets
near Arlington Heights to-day. 4. s..
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.helt generation than the children Of The
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honor 70 be found pulling weeds from
strawberry beds, Or watching and tending
with care the lovely flowers that blossom
for our benefit; they are both 4 pleasure
.aad delight % . lady
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BAtuNbRR Nav as,l

DALFlAohEIs May 10Th
John Merriam, a worthy aud respecta.
Die citizen Of Baltimore county, was ar.
rested last night by Government officers,
charged with burning the bridges on the
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC
Fl s ny PONY 5ss
.:[FE0m AsNa .Extra I'D Jnne 81 8.

PHR Pony Express With eastern dates
up to the evening Of the 3lst Of May, ar.
rived here this afternoon, about IA past
2 o'clock. >:-..... i.. 81. =. i,
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" EXECprIFE 0rflGe, i
Great Salt Lake City,
:. g. + j. =. ........ June 9Th 1861. J

T.. -. "a. ..... june 9Th, 1861.
To His Ezeallsaep Abraa1aaa Liineola :. r
= Ifssiatat eftae Liaiisa lSafes:
Having been appointed BY Presi
dent Buchanan Secretary of the Territory
OF Utah, / accepted the trust: and have
cndeayored To discharge my duty. since
then Gov, Alfred Cumming, under leave
obtained, has left for the States. In &C.
eordance with the provision contained
in the third section of an Act OF Congress,
entitled AN Act To. establish a Terri
torial Goyernnient for the Territory of
Utah. am How. the acting Governor
OF Utah. The recent course Of yonr.
Administration makes il inconsistent with
my sense OF duty TO longer hold Office
under you, and | accordingly tender YOU
my resignation. .,t ~ :. =, = ;.
As lam the only executive officer in
the Territory / will remain until. relieved
by my successor; whose arrival hone win
occur speedily. .@...-.- =. =:
/. am, sir, very respectfully, ,.s.,.: 1,
- - Your Ol't servant, -
b d.. FRANcIs III. WoeTTos, !. Ill.
F. = ~ =: A1iag Gorsr,uor Of Ulak.
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- taose take who have the pog.F.
And those may ketp who rsi t. IA, i. 4: T
The q ministers Of Justice. however, hay,
no sncA choice and should do their dnty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05
CHAPTER V.

To AMEND SEcrIon SITS OF Revision OF
1860.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That Section
5l76 be so amended as to read as follows
viz: The Warden thus elected and qualified,
shall take charge of the Penitentiary, oil the
interests of the State Herewith connected, and
shall appoint some suitable person as Clerk,
(who shall ALSO act as Commissary under the
direction of the Warden,) and one Deputy
and as many guards as may be necessary to
tho safe keeping and government of the con-
victs, not exceeding one for every ten convicts
under his charge-provided that at no time
there shall be less than thirteen guards.
Sec. 2. This act being deemed of imnedi'
ate Importance shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register, Iowa State Journal and
Commonwealth, or any two ofthem.
JAMES F. WILSON,
President pro tenn of the Senate.
JOHN EDWARDS.
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
Approved May 2sth, 1861.
SAMUEL J. .KIRKWOOD.
l hereby certify that the foregoing is true
COPY from the original roll on file in my
Office.
Elijah SELLS.
Secretery Of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05

Sec. 10. That when the said Board shall
have heard all the claims before them, they
shall then give notice in such newspapers Of
the State as they desire, that on q certain
day named, they will adjourn, after which all
their proceedings shall be turned over to the
Auditor Of the State Of Iowa.
Sec. II. That said board shall keep an
accurate copy; in book kept for that pur-
pose, Of Ill accounts presented to them, .
memorandum Of the evidence in said case,
and the reasons for the admission or rejec-
ton Of the same, which said books shall be
turned over to said Auditor at the close Of
their tsrm.
Sec. II. The Paymaster General and oil
9th er paymasters, " other disbursing officers
Of this state under any Of the acts passed at
this session, shall make all payments provi-
ded for under any and al Of the laws passed
at this session, in coin of the United States,
and any person violating the provisions of
this section, shall be immediately removed
from Office by the Governor, and shall be dis
qualified from holding any Office in this State
for the term of five years after said removal
from Office.
Sec. 18. This act being deemed by the
General Assembly Of Iowa Of immediate i'm
portance, shall be in force from and after its
publication in the Iowa State Register and
Iowa State Journal and the Commonwealth
or any two of said newspapers, any law OF
this State to the contrary Notwithstanding.
JAMES +. WILSON,
President pro tenn of the Senate.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
Approved May 2sth 1861.
SAMUEL j. KiRKWOOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing is trne
copy from the original rolls on file in my
Office. ....s
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05
CHAPTER Xxx.

An Act making appropriations for the pay
ment Of private Secretary to the Cover
nor and for extraordinary expenses in the
Executive Department.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General A.
sembly Of the State Of lowe, that the follow
ing sums of money be and they are hereby
appropriated for the purpose hereinafter des-
ignated.
Sc. For the pay Of private Secretary to
the Governor for the term ending December
alst, 1861, the sum of FIVE Hundred Dollars
OF 20 much thereof - may be necessary.
s 2. For the payment Of sxtraor dinary ex'
psnces Of tho Executive Department tor the
term ending December 3lst, 1861, or 90
much threof ss may be nsessssry, the sum OF
Ten thousand Dollars.
9TH. The Governor shall report to the
next session Of the General assembly state
ment of the ammount expended by him un-
der the last section of this act and the pur-
poses for which the same was expended.
5. This act being deemed by the Cener-
al Assembly Of immediate importance shall
take effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the Iowa State Register and
Iowa State Journal any thiog in the Revision
Of 1860 to the contrary Notwithstanding
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05
CHAPTER VIII,

y
An Act giving control Of the Swamp Lands
in the several Counties Of the State 10 the
Board Of Supervisors.
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State of Iowa, the swamp lands
in tho several Counties in the State be and
the same are hereby placed under the con-
troll Of the Boards Of Supervisors of said Ceun-
tics respectively.
~. The acts Of all Roards Of Supervisors
in any County Of this State in relation to
swamp lands heretofore done and performed
are hereby legalized and ratified.
$3. This act being deemed of immediate
Importance shall be in force upon its publ
cation in the Iowa State Register, Iowa State
Journal and the Commonwealth or either two
of said newspapers any law to the contrary
notwithstanding.
.. JOHN EDWARDS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES F. WILSON.
President pro tenn of the Senate.
approved May 2stb, 1861.
SAMUEL LAKEWOOD.
l hereby certify that the foregoing is =
true copy from the original roll on file in my
Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary. of State.
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CHAPTER XIII.

An Act to provide for the payment Of certain
Commissioners. and others.
Se,. l. Be it enacted by the General As-
sembly Of the State of Iowa, that the mem
bers ef any military Board of Commissioners,
or ofany other commission or agency under
the law passed at this session, shall be paid
out ofthe War and defense Fund, any thing
in any law passed at this session to the con-
trary notwithstanding Provided that in case
where the laws of this session do not estab-
l.sh the compens sation of the members Of said
commission or agency, they shall receive such
compensation as the Beard of auditors es-
tablished at this session shall deem just and
equitable.
42. This act being deemed of immediate
Importance, shall take effect and be in force
upon publication in the Iowa State Register,
Iowa State Journal and the Commonwealth
or either two OF them any thing 10 the laws
Of the State to the contrary notwithstanding.
John Edwards.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,.
James F. Wilson,
President pro tenn of the Senate.
Approved May 18th, 1884,
Samuel. j. Kirkwood.
. l hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy from the original roll on file in m y Office
Elijah Sells,
Secretary of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05

L: B. Sessions Esq at the horse
show recently held at Fredonia
in Chautauqua Co. N. Y, took
the first premium for the best
trotting stallion in the County.
His horse is q Sherman Morgan;
best three heats in five: time let
heat 2:45, 2nd 2::44, 3rd 2:42,
making the last half mile in the
3rd heat in LIS. This is the
fastest trotting Stallion in the
State ofN. Y. so says the Ma
vile Sentinel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05
CHI APTER /.

An Act to provide for the compensation of
officers, and legalizing certain acts ro!a'
ting thereto.
81 Be it enacted by tho General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Iowa, That chapter one
hundred and sixty-two Qe2) as the same is
printed in the Revision of 1860, of the Laws
Of Iowa, be, and b hereby revived and de-
clared to be in full force and effect, except
sections 4, 146, 4,lo7, 4,l4o, 4,l4l, as print
in said revision.
So. The action Of all officers named in
said chapter 162, who have received fees
agresably thereto at any time since the first
day ofSeptember, A. D. 1850, and all judg'
ments rendered for costs sgreeably thereto,
since the date last above mentioned, are here
BY legalized, and said judgments declared to
be as binding and valid IS If sad chapter
1e2 had not bean repealed.
So In al actions pending and judgments
rendered, but not yet satisfied, except in
those cases where there were judgmsnts BY
agreement and in which NO costs ars claim
ed. and in those cases which were settled
without costs, the Clerk Of tho District Court
in the several Counties Of this State, may
tax up. and collect fees for services rendered
between the 1st day Of September, 1860. and
the time Of the taking effect of this oct, whsrs
they have not previously bean taxed or COL
lected; which fees shall be taxed upland COL
lec.ed .greeably to the provisions Of these
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05
CHAPTER vi


An Act to amend Sec. 2729, of Chapter lis
of the Revision of 1860 in relation to Grand
Juries. ,.....
81. Be it enacted by the General As.
semb:y of the State of Iowa, That Section
2729 Of Chapter ll5 Of the Revision Of 1860,
be 20 amended that the word "July" in the
third line of said said section shall read 'Jan-
uary."
50. Grand Jurors already drawn and Sc
,ected shall serve until the first day Of Janu.
ary 1869, and the time and manner Of draw
ing and selecting such Grand Jurors be, and
the same are hereby legalized.
s3. All acts and parts Of acts conflict
ing with this act are hereby repealed.
s 4. This act the passage being deemed
Of ofimmediate Importance, shall take effect on
and after its publication in the Daily Iowa
State Register and Daily Iowa State Journal
any law to the contrary Notwithstanding.
JAMES F. WILSON,
President pro TEN, Of the Senate.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of tho House of Representatives.
Approved May . tn , 86.
SAMUEL j. kIRKWOOD,
thereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy from the original roll on ilsi in my
Office.
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of State.
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H. H E A T H,
HI. H. HEATH,
Attorney l. Counselor
AT LAW.
DUBUQUE. IOWA.

He will also give special attention to busi-
ness before the Departments of the General
Government at Washington, and especially te
Land Cases, and obtaining Land Patents
AS the head of one of the Land Patent Blu.
reaus in the General Land O6ice at Wash.
ington for several years, and possessing .
large experience in the transaction Of pub!ic
business, he possesses extensive facilities for
tho transaction of business with the Govern.
ment. n64v2yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05
Il. SADLER,

"OULD announce to the public generally
w and his friends particularly, that having
rarchased the Stand and the STOCK OF
GROCER(ES heretofore kept by MR..
GEORGE Eek, that it is his purpose to keep
at all times supply Of such articles inclu-
ding all Staple Groceries, as the demands OF
the country require His motto il ready pay
and small profits, preferring the nimble six
pesce TO tho slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid.
4 share of patronage respectfully solicited
1y)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-05

8. Herrick,
Dealer in dry goods, groceries. clothing, leath
er, shoemakcrs findings, hardware, iron.
nails, glass, sash and putty, boots and shoes
salt, fish and provisions. VII kinds Of pro
duce received in exchange for goods and
Il grail prices given at his Cash and Borter
Store New Oregon. Iowa