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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
Arrival OF steamer from Europe.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 4-The steamer
Europe, from Havre, is still retained ct
the lower quarantina. Surgeon Bnrdett
states that all are we'll on board, and
stated that no cases Of cholera were
known in Hayre prior to the sailing oi
the Europe She stopped at Rgest but
three hours, which port is represented
as perfectly healthy Most Of her pas.
sengers are from Paris and Bishor
Lynch, of Charleston, states that cholera
prevailed in Paris, but not ~ an cpl
| deEic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

LorIsvIEIE, Nov 3 by order OF the
President, The Westsr Associated Press
will meet in this city on the 22d last
The Western Association extend a cor
dial invitation to the Press Of the South,
and can bus hope they will attend this
meeting. sst - #as@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

CRYING Too sooS. Many Of our con,
temporaries have been mourning over
the election Of Wade Hampton as Gov.
ernor Of South Csrolins, while Wade
himself 10 no doubt mourning over his
own defeat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

D@- A letter from India to London
paper states that the monkeys Of that
country seem 10 be firmly persuaded
that the telegraph lines and poles there
are erected for their special use and
beboof in performing gymn astic exer-
eises. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

THE DrFFeREEcE-The Democrats Of
Richland County, Illinois, nominated
for county officers men who we're bitter
Ia their dennnciations OF the war for the
Union and Of the President for prose
cutting 1t TO successful Issue; the
Union men nominated full ticket Of
returned soldiers; and yet the Demcc-
racy claim to be the great friends of the
aoldiaral
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

ORDER ron A FLANK SIDEWALK.
Asa rev Il . hereby ordered sna dirnetsf By
tie Commou Ceuseil u ths city - kxxasxilie
that the 81 nii lots OF HasKa q ssa frgnt-
m1faet, from Third aT8uma a. Femgth kvnnas. In
said city. canse ths ssda-wafka fhsreou q b.
hroa9ht 10 ths proper graass and thai they
casss = Sidewalk of class We. [wo 70 - laid
aewn thsreoa wIthin thirty days FROM ne pabIi.
eatian Of this of1sr.
An. McGRTFF. Clerk.
City Clerks Onaas, NoY. 9, 1865. aa-st
hEninu repy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

go A CHANCE TO oBrETN ANY y Tnn
ABoVk anTfnLNs FuH ONE DOLLAR ~
PuhdHAeIh0 A fkALKD ENVELOPE FOn
TWENTY-FIVE CkNTa
80 Wv Naaied Knsfiapes will be annf Cor ei A.
Eis1sn ~ f2, Ttifty for a5, siE ave ~ ri0.
ons Hundred ter tib AGENTS wANThD
ExEnfwnrnE
Car pAirsns are dsgired 10 ssBd United sstsas
un ancasAfy.
Orders for Sealed Envviotes mnst IN essry cas.
b accompanied - tha sab, with the name of
thr teftpu sentiHE, Town. Connfy and stats
PLAINLY written. hsttsis should bs addressed -
tke uakHaaass a. bilawai
GOODWIN, nUNT a CO.,
Box S7OG, Post once, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

FoRrREss MoERoE, Nov. 2-The Pa.
cific feet sailed today for San Francis
60. IL conafstsd Of dhe steamers Van
dsrbiIt, Tuscarora, P2whattan, and the
double turrstsd Mohiior Monadnoeb-
The feet viii 20 via 81. Thomas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
Foreign AaalFs nnder Confederation


New Yozx, Nov. 4ih.-In the troiti1g
on the Fashion Course yesterday, Lucy
70 a $50 pound wagon against Honest
John in hlrness, $1,000, nile beats
best three in 6Te, the mare Won all the
heats easily. Tine 2:47, 2:4J, 245.
Sweepstakes, 800, five mile dash in
harness, won By Young WoefuL
George Wilkes and COmmodore Van
derbiIl are announced 10 run the post
pored match this afternoon on the
Union Course.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
MoNDAY................EoVEMBER

1t is stated that in the German States
not single person has beea killed by
railroad accident since the origin Of
that mode of travelling, thirty or forty
years ago.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Nav YoRK, Nov 5.-The last grand
match between the Atlantic, Of Brooklyn,
and the Brooklyn Club, Of Philadelphia,
takes place on Cape Towline Grounds,
Brooklyn, tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

AsA Hpw q IL bsrsby arasrsa sHd directed ~
ths Common T. nfeii q thectfs 81 NFausvilis that
the e9Hsre ~ All eis psts = tets. ifsntiag sn
o. aeissaiuE the sagth aids 4 ths Beonsiis read,
frpm Eiiiatt street eastward 20 ths Cos pefs1ion
Line. In said elfg, fmaar fhe mka@~Matks thNreoa
20 be hreuKht 90 tho psBp@# &as, haH that
thsT eAnse sias walk 81 Gas We. - D. taid
dos tbersans ulthia thfSty Gays frcm The pubil-
eatiesfof thtsiof4sr.
clsy Clerks oalee. Nov .. isss ng-ss
tGHlan eopyl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
{ h0A

WMNKN NWE 4 FifAM " 81 tRMs n Az.
And aew 10 - imrahy erdsfed arf aiFeetsa b
thai shs 81 81 iets pssfs sftets fruuffas
sa ef tafsfss The aoats sts = k4Ea5 ssf .
ffem ~ th sfFsst - HiKth sfFness Ia sata elsy,
FtnFa~ Kfe1#. ehA fhAt thny aaaea q siGa. wA1k "a
Glass; No o. o. tmAa down thaHaan ~fthia hlrtY
sAYs fsrui ~ rehliratlps u tAis efdas.
"A b. MaGRIEF, clssk-
City Ciefk's 9ses. Nov Z. Issa. Es.st
HUaisn eapy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

NEW YoRK, Nov. 4-The Washing
Ton Republican says over thirty witness
es have been subPGnaed by the Govern
Eaents.in the case Of Capt Pstdt Most
Of them have arrived IN Washi1gton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

oRnER F0R A PLAsg SIDEWALK
Al na nnm ID fs herwbF @FdgKsa a digsaaaa -
Gha E0Eamaa Comneii rf shn city - KsAnksisis
thst tha ownnfs - 81 iegHcr Parts 81 i0sa fFsnsia
oa saial aiag fhs ssst sfs q Mary sfrpet. fsan
Krsakia trse4 - sercafh stfsst. o. aaia city
esasa fhs sidasWA4As tferra4 e - broakht g. fhs
Frvf ~ gfmds, ara fh4t fAet eaHNs q si4e-@sfk 81
Cta#a u fe t. las4 d@wm fNefa0m ulthaa fhiskF
days fFum the pahAsaiiaa aF tsta aFasr
A. N As1nfFF, Clafk.
cry clssks On >, Nov. 6. tsss. se-1t
fEufsa esEg.1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

NEw YoRK, Nov. 4.--The oRcer in
charge Of the steamer Atlanta reports
the vessel in dirty, fihhy eondition,
over 500 passengers, and cases OF
cholera and 5 OF small pox on board.
The list Of deaths shows tbs victims to
have been nearly oil Germans, include
ing children. The following is report.
ed By DIR. Waiver, Depaty Officer in
charge Of the Lower Quarantine:
The vessel was in London 7 days AL
was we'll Received 40 passengers from
London. Steamed 10 Hare, where she
lay , days to receive the remainder ol
her passengers, more than 500. Ae-
cordlng to the statement of the Allan
tA's Surgeon, several deaths occurred
among the passengers previous TO the
emharkAtion sk Havre. Passengers wac
had the small pox, and all eonvalescents
viii remain on board the Atlanta. Sht
| will be detained a month in Quarantine
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

OEpER F0S A FLANK SIDEWALK
And nov q . hsrsty eFdsrsa and dlrscts4 ~
the CpnECn eoEncft of the <Isy 81 Exassefsis
that the oWnsrsof all 1sS e sar1s ~ los frsaf-
lag % o. scg5iufax tae SSH snfg sd % lss4s
sfrasf, ca tie nsrth west fTNaf e 850ek nzsns-
bsr II, In eoHthnrn Enfarga4snt. Is aid eity,
rAnEe q Sidewalks tharsca % he broukks g. tbs
proper grade, sna thai they casse a Sidewalk q
lass N . 10 b laid aoWa tksKeoa Wlthia thirty
days from the pzblicztios Of this ordsr. - y
A. a. MEG RlFF, cssrk. q
: Clay CloEk's 0azcs, Esx. 8, las ns a
a# # frntou eonw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

NEw YonK, Nov. 5. - The billiard
match between Kavanaugh and carme
took place yesterday, KavanAugh win.
ming BY l64 poirts.. TINE Of the game,
Eve hours aud ten minutes.
No new cases OF cholera are reported
this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

PITssBUno, Nov. 4--There are 5 feet
8 inches 10 the channel, by the pier mark,
and rising. @
CfscIysAH, Nov. 4, Weather
rainy. River risen foot ii inches-l0
feet water 10 the ehanneL -nra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
CARPET
DEPARTMENTS:

On the second ffoor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to IL. il q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
ELI GICpUS.
Reliwlona Notice.

Elder George y. Pentieost, foruefIs Of this
city, may be expected TO preach every evening
this week, a. o'clock, AZ Marble Hall, now oeca.
pied by the First BAptist Church, Tho public are
cordially invited to attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

ORDER F0R A PLANK SIDEWALK
And now il is her by OF SaxAad knd Aireesa6 ~
ths Com@oa CouRrii of khs tssy OF Evmasvfils
ras the oWusra Of ell lcfs parts q
iots. frontinz oa Or GcjofainE the southeast
Eize cf Canal stress, frem seTs1th street 70
kfzsth sfrast, IN said city, Gauss ths sfds-
wsika ihsrsou - y brUuEht - tbs prep grsee.
R11 that thaF esaaHe a siae-wa5k ~ eiAss So. 80
D. faid dnwn heTsnm sifhtn tMarty days fraz fhs
pnbiication q thia orasr.
An. MeGRIFF. csssk
City Clsrk's o3ra, SoF. ., Iss5 asa
FFu4oa egBg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
AcTOBEs %. 1854


oKDKR FOB A PLANK sIDE-wALK.
Asa mes ~ kenahy cFaassd snd diFsrsad ~
ths Gnmmaon GnmmRtt 0f the efty ~ NansvIis that
tae awBnrs Of al fpta p ta ~ ak#, frontinx an
Or -lstnfnx ths seufh sida II thm nsomsilis rsaa
frsm eaFeraoF street 70 Eiisft street. a. ssta ely
easss the aifs-Nasks thsFssa . - bfoagaf = fte
profsF xrafa, aEd thai thsg esa4a ai3s-weik 81
Class EosR 20 - isia 8swn tbeeeaa wttAfs sAirty
days fFasa Ghn Raa lseasion ~ Gaim eFaer
ny - Az @ee&RkFRs Ctsfk
City clsxk'a oaica. Mos u Isas. ns.as
funfan eoFy.I re
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
CLOTHING.
TAXES.
Tax Notice for 1866.

~@-AS A-NA~H
Tax Notice for 1865.
he TAX PkTERs oT vASDER BURGH
0ounty are beFsby aotitsl that The Tnx Dn-
Pliests fsF iss5. contsiHipg list q tAxus or
stats CcaatTs Aod ckheg Farroaaa, has hran re-
estysa by rs froua lbs kuaitor q said reunsy.
and taaf eaa BE- sonza zt ny cfans. tn ths Csart
he1sss Or ths rurposs 81 Fscaiyleg ths rassnn-.
fhs t1zss Or abs yssT ls65 are a, sfls~ss
A-For ths ~hsls' os ysaa sreursA Coaasy-
I. Yer ssets Ts1. ssc As4 7Se roii
= Fsr sehoal Furre=esa roc Esd 90 Foii.
j. Fer et8ktng Hsa 1tN
q Fer ssidssrs Rslis Fan8, SQc ena 81 20 pail.
5. Ger Tswnshlp Librsfles. tc.
=. For cosasy Pmpcsss. as and siso poll.
. tattEsss % b. 3 beBts, Is.
On ssch sieo ssluatsan, sosal tl.T2 Aas - IS po.
B-F0r the ssserai TawnnAiEs--
TswssHsF Ss.r.
City ef Kxassxfl's. ipsses Corpor.iioa Linz
a Isxss sAsoys.-.-.-.-.-.-.-si-ss = sss s. 7s pen.
.. Wwz4Ai9 Prrpasss--.....- D.
{. sfssaal sraoel Ruspsa-s Ia
Ga sasA siOo vaI0aiiss. total 81 :. ssa Is IS ya
Pigsss Te~nsAip. insi1s csrpsrasiss Lirst
A. r.1 =. seo.s..-.--.,,--,--si.Isaa y aad - poll
y Iowaship furp<sis.---. -
C. ko&a Putpeae1.-...--sss-s. lkc
> Sp~saai seaeei PuFPosss $
On sssA ssoo saluasisu. sssai sIss. ase JsIs pei.
TswsssIr Ne z-fEHssTl: er
a. Tar =. .aeese.---.......--sl - saa - IS roli.
go 80. 80 ss.sss - ....---''---- ~
y. epsciai rchool rurgo.eR s.
On s.eA siOO ,aIs.lIos. tesai sIso Aua . Ts psll
TssSsAr Ne s-tsoorrys
A. Ihx ~ sMhoFs@.-.....---.SIzzaa - aaa %. Ta pssf.
srssssa scesel Purposes AS +" 1os f"
g. kosa turpossa -.----..-.---- O.
On sasA sleo salsAsios, tss.i sio. ana 8 y poII
Tswssarr No. a-tAansrassolsf
A. Tax - aAhovs.............s % and g. rs paIl.
n Te~Hssip Purp-ssa....--. =
Q. bese fnEpssss...-.--.---.. iuc
.. Special sShool rarpesss les
os sasA sloo .aiuaaea sssai ssoo. aaa 8. - pen
@owssHs Ne. s-gFraasls
A. Tsx - sbpss...-...a. -.-si .Tasna O. Ts psll.
. LsSssaip Fsfpez<s. s..---. u
.. .spssizi ssAsel ruFpesss %
On sasA sloo vslssslsa. sss.i ssIs, aaa saTs pell
Tswsszw Ne. s-fustsS).
=. r.z 81 = = ss,s.s-.,-,...si Tsspa ss.Ts Poll.
A#NAs4fR Nhfia&ssss-s.as.
g. k@Ad faSp oa~s...--...s-- les
.. sp~siAl kshsoi Paspesss los
o. each 500 vaiuafios total - - and % Is poii
TewssnIF Ne. T-fcEkgsF3f
a. Tax - .T9ssa - 70 poll.
y. 1ewaahtp FaF paNwasss-s... -
), : s. So j ssaosi = 'iiiii rsrgS'ss IA "a
On s.es sloo r.iustlss sos.i al ~ ..a 81 IA ali
Tgwssap Ne. s-tG.amAalf
A. Iex - foxe..ssa..s......&i7l laba o. 70 poll.
.. Tosnship Pafpeasa . a.
g. kosd FuFpeses.s..4-.s..-..- Toe
D upectsi aebuoi Purposes lec
On saea 800 yaluatiss. tstsf o. % aas gtT, poll
oso.asw JOHN RnEALASDKR. Two.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
0or0BER .. lss5
onpva rosk pI.1EK stnR.v.Ir

Add tos IL 5 KsrS y erfsFsa asa afrs 'TsI ~
ths Common q Hne8 q ika sify ~ 4 hasviIls
taas Size 9wnsrH 81 ~ lots parts ef i.t frant-
tnR ediglnAam Tee south eds 8f rha Bosn wls
Eoads frnh Line At@z 70 q tssFneF etr~es in sAld
city, o4Nze y ssk1e aaiks thsrsaa 70 - bfasl<ht
% the fFuper Kr41a aud thsf thsy eausa = slltts
Naik % cfssa No "a - laid aswa thsysoa wishfa
taiFay days fram tia pnhi iaaE8en "a this aFasF. .
A. NJ. MeGRuF. E1arx
CITY ClaaA'N efsAess Nov. o. fss2s. ~ t nE.at
@ fUntnn rtuyA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

ORDER FOB A FLANK SIDEWALK.
And nGm IL IL hereby orderrd sud ctr cted by
thai the ownsrs ef all iota er rta Of lots fToat-
ing 90 or aSIosntng tha wast ellie Of Msry street.
frau sixth ssFeat 70 Franklin street g. ssid etsY.
cause The sidewalks thsFsss 70 b breu4ht = the
prspsr gfaias and that they esnse : Sidewalk ef
EiAfm Ne. 3 D. b. laid Down th@ eco wfthta thirty
days fram the psblicAtlan ef fhEH cr4sr.
A. "A. McGRIFF. cIsrk.
City cierk's omos, Nov. 6, Esas. n6 u
fUafun ropv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
CITY NOTICE


oRDKR FOB A PLAEE EDE.WaLE.
And now Is Il ksFeky orasrsd ard dirseis3 By
I ths Cammon CeuRcii - tes city % kEansFllis
that TIE 0wBars af all ct4 psFta of ictN, treat
irg On or aci1infug the scuth-e4s-st1s cf 0a1Gl
strasts fen sizth sIest . Eexsnfh street, IN
sat- city eaF4a 4ss size wslks tbsreon "a b
brzuxht 10 q pEssEF zrssds, Rzd that tssg c4css
si4s Eafk of cizsa NJ. 4w D. laid f5E1 &assson
within thirtg days fFom tse pahLfrxtsou of thfs
orfsr. A. M. @cGBKFFs Clerk.
City cisrx's CEes, Hev-s 9. 1865. am 1s-sx
TUnIsas espyas alG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

CIsoiSsATI, Nov. 4-Goy. Andersen +,
Of Ohio, has appointed Thursday, Nov
18th, as day Of thanksgiving.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov 4--Ihe Complrol-
Ter Of the Currency has just called the
attention Of National Banks 10 the pro.
visions Of the law requiring them to pro-
vide for the resaempnoe Of their notes.
He is determined that action on their
part shall be taken ne speedily rs posi-
bic. Some Of the banks have already
taken the hint, and are sending their
notes here for cancellation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
00FoBER %. lsss
oEDER FoR A FLASK sfpK .wArK.

ORDER F0R FLASK sIUE.wAEK. -
An4 noW Il i hsrsby erderea aud directed by
tbs Cammoa Council II toe city of Evsnssfiis,
that Tbs owners ef all psE OF garAs % iofs x@aa-
inK o. ar Aaiptnfl9 tne soath ss1e % IRE D ca
FhAs EoAfl hem gsnfFs n4F@et tb lana s1Fest.
IN s4Aa etsgy ease sHs sidewalks theT@en 90 10
tropgAt ~ tbs prsEef grade, saa that they eaaas
aadsswalk 0f essss 10 : . - lad eeUn thsfssa
withia thiriy aags irom TIE nasfieAEen 81 this
order. A. 81 MfGKTFF. Elffk
City cisrk's Oaaa, hoF. o. Less. asst
fNui0n ryuw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

THR EUREKl GIFT ASSOCIlTIOE

Whieh they nsed net pay uniti "a . 4nown that Il
draWn. and ita vAles. kptirs satisfsc icn 0nAr,
antsed In all easss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
MEDICAL.
nYanapaia and Fita.

N1T8-A sUkE cUnK 10 tkess dlssrrsrfns
ff a-1e& bi4ka4s - 500 kssh&a knawa - 4
FNTM-1Ea4ttme - N1EssMn ema NA&lwe MexAsa
--tFssasAstehss FuatiEhe4 ~ DE-. q.
FHTn-FHELPs nnONM Tha prsers lpffsa
-was iurufshs4 htn ia saeh prosiesntlai
EATs-maansr thai ks otnaet ooassteusioe.lF
--sssuss 70 ssaks u kaeps. - 70 he's sufsa
EITs-sTsryhody Whe has uss1 ii. sever haFiag
-~taiRd In q aAoEia easa. II ia e9naiiy
kGTs-Hurs IN ca@sw of Ft'n aa ef byapsFatAs !
-And ths iaKfsaissts nsy BE- sbiainad irem
FfTs-aay druggist. hBET SkKE 70 ail, oa
--seosipt 81 dFs e.uts % rFs paT p1staez.
FHTs-sto. Addfv~ DR. o. fHKLfk BhoNH.
Ns. - orand street. Jersey city. Nss
fHTs-JsFnay. Se2s IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
MARRIED.

oRR-HowKs--oa Tuesday, ocsobsr 3lss, BY
Rev J. n. sample, At tho realdence Of the brides
iGAther, JANIS L. oRR, 0t xyanssipe, Ind TO
Miss KArs, Asughter Of Lewis Howss. OF Mem
pitts, Tenn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
Saturdays REPORT
statement OF sal 81 Claims adjusted.
A PrOtracled cabinet Meeting Held

Mole Postal Currency 90 be Issued. !.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

the trees standing so thick upon the ground that
a hoEsemsn cannot get slOng outside the path
way
The mountains on either side fhe stream LIT
their granite crests far up among the clouds,
while, in their gorges are forests Of tall pines.
In one place the river forces itself through a
gate too narrow for a wagon road, huge gran
tie walls rising up many hundred feet from the
very brink OF the stream. The route here lies
through gap in the mountains. leading into a
pleasant little valley. formed by another stream
emDtyins into the river Here Is a mormon set
Element. composed chiefly of Danes. "Hoosiers'
and Suckers" Here we're abundant crops OF
small grain and vegetables. produced by irriga-
ton nom mountain springs. Large herds OF
cattle. aud focks OF sheep were grazing among
the mountains where bunch grass abounded.
Bunch grass is probably the best wild grass
known, and looks very much like the blue grass
of the states, except that il grows in detached
punches. Ii cures late in the summer, and thus
furnishes excellent substitute for hay, aud
some winters u sufficient to sustain horses catt g
and sheep, on south hil-sides. 1t is found
everywhere in the Rocky Mountain ranges, and
IN the mountains OF the Great Basin
The people of this valley seem contented
have all the necessities of life in great abund
ance; and lock upon Brigham Young as the i'm
PRESERVATION of piety and wisdom His word Is
law unto them At his command they have
come here from the busy haunts OF commerce
and buried themselves 10 mountain businesses
far from " mill and market"
Poygamy prevails among them, without visi
bic dissatisfaction among the women, who seen
to regard il as divine institution and to submit
with becoming resignation. Their persona
charms, or rather absence of anything approx
mating beauty. furnish ample security to the
lords against invasion of their martial rights
lll-favored and illlteraie to the very verge OF
savage life, they present no attractions to Gen
tile. These remarks apply generally to the fe
male population of Utah Exceptions are oc
casonally met with IS -
Wheat grows well in the valley Some fields
| was assured by their owners. would yield - &c
Gu bushels per acre The grain is large and vel
filed Barley and oats are grown in fabulou
quantities. Corn is an uncertain crop on &C
count of the frequent frosts, though it is gener
/ ally cultivated Irrigation is leading teatur
Of farm life here, and is reduced to a system
with regularly appointed officers to supernten,
the works. and laws regulating the times ant
manner OF using the water of ditch supplyin,
water to neghborhood.
Salmon trout. weighing several pounds at
readily caught from the river by angling; an
sage-hens and quails. black tailed deer, brow
and grizzly bears, among the mountain gorges
furnish abundant excitement for the sportsman
FAR WEST.
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Mr.. Groves presented petition frou the eit
zens OF Perry county. relative 70 the transporia-
ton OF coal through the thoroughfares Of towns
Read aud referred
II was ordered on motion that when he House
adjourn. it will be until IN. Monday next.
A resolution was offered fixing the commence
ment OF the daily sessions of the House at p.
u. Withdrawn
Mr.. Spencer introduced bill No Is, relative to
roads and highways. .rn H
House bill No !. 20 increase lessl4rs OF the
governor, was read a second time. and referred
20 committee on fees aud salaries-
House bill No. 2 relative 10 the salaries OF
supreme court Judges. &c Was read second
time. and referred to committee on fees and sal
aries.
House bill No. j. relative to the pay OF
members of the legislature. was read a second
time, and referred.
Sandry other bills were read a second time and
referred
Mr Gregory. of Warren. Uttered resolution
appointing select committee to inquire into the
probable cost of the copyrgh. of Gavin Hords'
statues. and also relative to other matters
Adopted.
After the transaction of other business, the
House. on motion, adjourned
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HOUSE

HOOS ST..
The House me, at 2 o'clock, Mr. Speaker in
the chair
On motion of Mr. Higgins unanimous consent
was given to dispense with the reading of the
journal.
passage of bill No. 6amending the act as to the
time OF holding courts in jackson, Bartholomew
and jennings, and of bill % TO authorize the
State Bank 10 receive capital stock in branches,
and 10 close the business Of the Bank with
branches of 1855
Mr.. Thatcher obtained leave of absence till
Monday for Mr.. Whiteside
PETROLEUM
Mr.. Wright. by unanimous consent. introduced
bill No ii, relative TO corporations for mauufac
turing, mining and quarrying purposes. Passed
to second reading
Nr. Wright said We had rich treasures under
the soil of Indiana. which only needed boring to
develop Capitalists from other states were
ready to come in if chance was given He
therefore moved that the bill be read a second
time by It's title.
Mr. Durham objected He could scarcely con
ceive of Al organization which could not be au-
thorized under our general law. The bill was
entirely unnecessary
The motion of the gentleman from Jefferson
did not prevail
LEAVE or ABSENCE
Was granted 10 .some dozen or more or less dis
tiugushed gentlemen. on notion for limited
number OF days.
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
Mr. kilgore thought the House ought to au
thorze tue committee on elections 10 send for
persons and papers W all contested cases He
submitted such a resolution
Further debate was had. several gentlemen
taking part. when Mr Buskirk remarked that
the resolution applies onl, to Witnesses unable to
attend IL will not prevent the committee from
reporting at any time.
Messrs Higgins. Shewey, Newcomb. and 9th
ers were heard in the discussion, and finally the
resolution as amended was adopted.
Senate bill No. 10, in the course OF consIefa-
ton. sne up
TWAS moved to suspend the constitutional re
striction ia order to read the bill Yeas -. nays
-
Mr Buskirk made the point that the constsu
tional resolution cannot be removed without
tgO-thirds OF all the House voting in the lfhrma
tive.
Mr.. Griffith sustained Mr.. Buskirk's point Il
required two thirds Of one hundred.
Mr.. Speaker-A quorum to do business con-
sItutes the House
Mr NeweOmb argued Likewise.
Mr.. buskirk rected a. fenEtn, INSISTING thar
two thirds of the whole number of members OF
the House. two-thiris OF 100. we're requisite TO
suspend the rule in question. lie argued in the
regard only for constitutional legislation
The whole debate resulted in the Withdrawing.
one after another. motion after motion, and Mr.
Speaker reviewed The whole matier.in learned
argument, showing that two thirds of quorum
all required relative to the suspension OF the
rules in the connection.
Senate bill No. 10 was then tskep up and read
a first time