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Show DAILY CORIXA'E, HAIL t ih ry RATlIBnAY, - - NKPTEnBKB II. 4 i 't RI.MXU , ) ? JOHN P. BELDING P'T f fil i - PEOPLES MEAT FERRIS coicssm GORlfdEJE MllUiET, - C I . T1IK LNniAX XX NEVADA i , , j ,, a f The Sacramento Record Union thu? discourses over the outbreak west: Our Ii j A, ... dispatches indicate an Indian rising in Eastern Nevada and Western Utah RETAIL DEALER IN which has the appearance of a preconcerted movement, 'and which threaten to give considerable trouble before it can he suppressed. The causes of tne outbreak $re somewhat secure, but such facts a have cme to light siern to justify the apprehension that the Indians have been urg d to taka the warpath by After what hapMormon influences. pened at Corinne, whre it i notorious thatth Mormons did their best to ineito 'an Indian attack upon th Gentile community, it is in order to suspect thes bad citizens and neighbors of any similar trenohery, and there are many plau-ibl- e reasons tending to fasten the of the Neva ! i rai J upon them. s 'AND The projected attacn upon Corinne was no doubt abandoned became it was per ceived that being on the railroai troops could be concenfratfd then; rapidly. The tran-fe- r oftho scene of operations to sugze-- t Extern Nevada woul through con-i- d rations of lh of isolation and that r. cion. There is nothing to prevent the Utah Indinrs from passing over the State line into Spring Valley, D.er Creek Valley, or any of the territory; and while throughout that sec tion of Nevada there are scattered soli THE LARGEST AND tary. ranches and mining camps which afford fw opportunities for for plunder are or shelter, the f good, and the facilities r escape large. Ttie attack appears to have been made points simultaneously at SELECTED STOCK Pi.iche and Hamilton. At Spring BEST Valley, which lies near the State line, , mu MISCELLANFODS. WIRE AND LIQUORS. Corinne, Montnaa' Street. . DAN IIEYFRON, Proprietor. . 9m r BAM imONS AMD ' I J - - - 9 k r u, , - - . H'O-.LvT- TJtih, IK DEALERS DAILY MAIL Beef of Finest' Quality, Meats " S. 1 & FARWI KIACHliiEJY. t Pork, Mutton and kinds found in a Fir of all - - j t Class THIS establishment. FIWEffl W1WES, - LIQUORS 1 it-e- eu-il- em-pa,,ati- ye ! diff-ren- t JO Cl I have also onened a Moat Market opposite Louis Do tiers lor tha bor.e'it of my patrons in t'ie northern nuartor of town. THE TERRITORY. IN pro-pepto- Choice Fteakf Roasts, Etc., Will alwav, be found at either of these establishments. - 7 tv D5V HEYFROfJ ltd a Champion Reapers HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION THE NORTHERN COUNTIES a , the military arm, ih the scattered of trie life and prop to he erty protected, combine t prevent the striking of sudderv ami g blows hgain-- t the Indians, and too frequently affirms tln-i- opportunities to Commit serious If, more- bover, apprehended, they are together-w- cru-hin- o dera-tario- n. t - being guided and the work of the will be still more a candid inquiry, Mormon counsels w Joz-mi- , WAGON ha- - Oe-- n a corre-pnnde- nt in Colorado who the ies of imp; copper and coal - in the rich alleys of" the Animas, La Plata, and miles on miles of rich placer mines and goldnd silver bearing lodes. The Rio de la Plata, according to this writer, is an El D ir.ado. He has looked oil the land, and has handled tho nuggets. E;n the gophers and squ rrels are abb to thriWT-rp- ' gold out of th root of the gra-- s. If the half of all this correspondent relates is true, th La Plata is one of the rjchest valleys in the world. de-cri- bs di-cov- papers record a new phase of tramp chaiactyr. The best as tramp story yet corn? from Brookfield. - A. tramp stopped at widow H s a few days since and aeked for. final She replied she had rone, - Tramp went acros- - the road to neighbors and asked if they ,were aware that tie woman living onthe other side was starving. He then requested the loan of a rod close hywbfch was grlLd!T With it he went to a p.nd a' shordistance off, fished .6r several hmum, catching a go-widow Ji. aud string,! retru iL af x a prawnt ; ;md ng Corner Montana and Fifth Sts. ; f THIMBLE COVERS, WAGON BKEIN8, WOOD Ml.",; ' CABPITERd Latest Telegraphic Reports STOCK AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, , y , BUILDERS HARDWARE, SADDLERY, HARDWARES. Lumber, Sash, Doors and Fasseuorers can procure throuuh tickets to Monuma at auvo tho prin-- i al it ios; at ho e o o'" tho IT. V It. t. in orinne or Ogdon, and at tho ompanys Oifiee in Frank- XI line si. fa ? i i , r 4 Our aertrtmnnt is lergn. and wo soil at lowest CASH prices. money by giving us h call before purchairig. lin. , , Buyers will save Ordersi byt mail will receive our personal attention. Gilmer & Salisbury, CORINNE, UTAH. my23 . Full , t i Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Groceries, Pro fuc nnl Provisions. , i 8TANTLY ON BOOK AND CENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST i FOBYABDiriG MUSICAL mis. D Bassos, VcMIos, Guitars, Banj.is, VioMn- -, Flutes, Fife, Picolos, CUri-nts!Slick, Drum , - ' " Dum JOB OFFICE FIRST-CLAS- S Htad, , ' . Largest aud Best Selected I And repairs or extras for all and any kind of instrument. - For executing all kinds off s Our stock of STRINGS is verv Targe, and we are con ident that we can ut tho p iMic with ariv kind of a .String from a Violin to Double bass, SCORE BOOKS, BLANK i j I - , ever before baought here, and at figure o low a to challenge competition. liwm any where in L tah iointoiy. .1 c f . Plain and Fancy Job Pointing. . 'A it - . . 1 CONSISTING IN PARi OF i on Anything mailable funvarded post-pai- d receipt of price, iiond for prices. A. W. HROVVN & CO. and a lot tu pi- - ' Loiiin DemeiN, ' San Francisco Ray, Alameda ,'o., Cal. Title ienect - wholekali axn kktail dcalkb rs - GROCERIES . i - BLANKS, and Clothing, O - r TIONS. Ks f f u s m Jf i tit n 1 k t ' 4 .nd Smokers Articles- - j. r - i . rT 'I, iV f a r A ' VISITING CARDS, BALL TICKETS, J BILLS OP LADING, THE REPACKING OF C VLIFORNIA FRUIT FOR SHIPMENT, TO MONTANA. MADE A SaPEClALTY. CERTIFICATES, RECEIPTS , . n. i -- 3 'I U to ,- - h -- NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AN D FA M IL Y S U PP LIES j DESCRIPALL of i BUSINESS CARDS, ! A large assortment of , . deep-water- PROVISIONS. Etc. ri i i LABELS i a.-iic- o f imes, Liguans, cigaas. tobaccos STATEMENTS ta i.: J f ; fcd-Li- -- , 4 LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, The NEWARK LAND OMPXNY is now in ha o; the Guarantee Fund paid in. this .re ared in Mav to ta e oii'auy will be nboat and railr ad to their pat tie by to vn and lands ,y re eieace to the oat Survey bait it will he seen that at Potiero Point, in rout of Nevar., the deep water comes all the wa- through the channel Horn , P. K. A. r inning in a the Gth the uiroct lino th-- t.-- oiverinore i ass, ma ing this the vonne tiug poii t between all art-o- f , to the Inited State and. bv all part. of the globe, and the greate-'- t raanu-f-a t inng i oii.t on the ac of San Franci-c- o plenty of water, g.od climate, excellent mil and ea?-- communication., Purchaser getting can ra-- e Iaive crop. by , lai.tmg a. iHsesu)n late a July 1 th. I hi oin any wii commence a tive o erat on in building oon. i or all inlor nation, circ ilar. uia . and subscrin-t.oa pi at the o flee of the om anv, 40 M Hank of alj ornia street. bae uent. opiote alifornia, San Francisco. TA la d witl be ot,l a an linn May 22 by H V. evrhnlt dt Co , 7i acre an t In t a Inn h g'utx Jnddet Terms at ale. redit to large buyers. if will be given bv the 1H of dune, or the croi s are 0ff. Stea ner M. S Latham leave the foot I rannan the aci ie ''ail opio-it- e street, Stean-hiM h r!. San i rain-ivo- . Sundav, i, f j IICD E A,sT ru'GOODS,, ENVELOPES n Incorporated. . ? J i PROGRAMMES, ; f' Groceries, Hard ware. Tinware, Cutlerv ... POSTERS, DODGERS, omjmiiy. w :j . t , 1 S, NEWARK 4 l ' . HAND-BILL- prompt! j -- k Co.) t PRODUCE BOr1 rs by mail or telegraph avended to. Dry MERCHANTS, . Huts a Sperlatty ! i Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealers north arid west th Piano,, Organs, Acmrdfon, Concert! ' Se eral thousand shipgles 14 'i u! r m iiii'i!. ; In connection with the Mail is a w In Utah, such as PAPER OF ALL SIZES. 1 COMMISSIDl AND X - , (Successors to Lebeabaum A Co. and more recently to Sisson, Wallace NP HAND. CilUXTRT t SHEET MUSIC, ' BAND BOOKS, M ;r FllED. J. KIESEL & .CO., Keep on hand and for alo at New York prices the largest stock of c , . Sde Trnckr IVottli 1FTII STREET, OGDEN. t OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: Proprietors. Rlusic Dealers, f J. W. GUTHRIE, Gutter Department MO PflQVrtONS. GRGCERTS CASH PAID Local A. AY. BltOWV & DO. seltf ALSO, Ios-e-d- oq so-uie- r V t Li kt Xj Orders ProDptlj.lltepded T. (teceire ani Fcntard " r ' U ll rchandhe I j W 4 to Iny Pciut'xrfth Preopt hubs aud Bbpatrhi . i Mark Coodo Caro of F. J. ft. G vCc, Corinrio; ' vT. p and rTldav. at Monday. Wedne-da.'- s oVIocK, arriving at xe varK 11 1 bal pa 1 11. according to ihe tide, g.xin iroui o ir to live a tV ho r oo the ground- Ket lining, leveTiew-ar- : at. half-- . at A oclock, arriving at San Francico athal pa-t ix n, ui. The be-- t of Restorant on the tiameron the .xe. Yoric AddreM a t. oolv tor what you get; lilan; 7 round ont.-Far''or Dinner trip e cent, cants. --Stage eonnmt. with boat, ,S1. ,iV. if is. r inning to ea. Centenilla. dahicgton . Corners. arm u wings, a.nd Saa Josa- co:ke uamison.i 3 , i: i, t til, o !,, OHARLCO h. PETERS. t,ltnaarj,.,., -- , i j - Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Fitted. ; c . J - WAGON HORSE AND MULE SHOES, er tts t BOWS. IRON, STEEL,v NAIIJB, BOLTS, - aierinelons are twenty-fi- ve and theres a corner pay tans pi property hal they hope they may yet save and bequuith to their children . .I'j't. J SUBSCRIBE FOR TIIE HAIL. 'i-- Montana Street, Corinne, f'LD residents of New Oplon, pv the Tiim, who were wealthy before the war tv d Kellog g, ar pawning thejr watches to buy food and clothing and u n Ea-ter- n in paragoric. Ma-sachu-e- a-t- Ea-tor- i curre icy is what the Ohio State Journal calls it. Tiie From tho terminus of thoTT. V. TL B. through alt tho rinol a to vn mining camps of Montana and Idaho. n lk Thk Inter Jr . k cents a r 4 STAGES Loaves Franklin, Tdaho, daily, running north to lixord. boss for ;, a.lors :ridge, Idaho, annack, Lovells !r ant lis- tri'-t- . Virginia itv. .Jeffer--o- tty Helena. orton, ta-- oot, Deer bod-- '. afl Missoula, .Montana. IN THE TERRITORY 5 Kkntuckt P. R. R. r inspired by Mormons, troop and volunteers arduous. And if, on (Between Second and Third streets.) it shall appear that ara atthe bottom of the nffdr, it is hardly worth while for the troops or the volunteers to return ALL KINDS Of FANCY AND FAMILY GRO-westward until they give as pood account of the iustigators as of tho miser CEP.IE OUTFIT TIN i GOODS, aND ; f f' able agents. f h t .COUNTRY PRODUCE CON- Corn-iAn- a Vj y, ri-in- as-m- av OF IN ALONG THE. C. Stage Company LINE I k II on tana and Mowers midL . AND DVLY I t rs ef dr-tinctl- - r I be-twe- have several ranchers and been shut tip and besieged. The exp'ess rider between Pioehe and Hamilton was repeatedly fired upon, and there can be no dubt that the Indians are bent upon serious throughout Lincoln Countv, arid prohalnv much further. "Whether the Utah Indians have al ied thni-elve- s with the Nevala tribes dies not appear hut the strong n pre-urption is that they h iv done so. and that the animus of tn rise is traceable to the Morm ns. X.he urgent calls made upon the Department Commander at San Franji-c- o fir troops, and the simultaneous appeals for volunteers arid arm, ar; being promptly respond'd to. By the time, this paper isJ in the hands of our read rs a form ample to ?uppre the outbreak will be well on" its way to the scene of action. . In all of this characfer the work of repre-io- n is found to t be tedious, and , the difficulties of the couatcy, the paucity of numbers whieh is always the chi-- f hindrance to mi-chi- f BESTy ID VERTISIXG MEDIUM euhj-icen- t pro-p-C- ts 4 not M CIGAR y lf Having made extensive arrangements for supplying my own stock. T wo. Id rospocthilly inform the public that now and hereafter I will sell at lower prices than 'any othet " , butcher in Corinne. CGSXXNZ, ' a i 4 ...... . J t ' "'i -- iv r a Uy' 1 Y;r; i . i : vin-aKf- "i j a 1 STAB. i , T1 J I '!! ! .V i 1 ' . :.r J :t; - i ( Orders by mail have oar strict attention and prompt execution i , 1FC5ED. . i i j ' fa r ' j, v . 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