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Show BY: TELEGRAPH. Published every Wednesday ana aaiuroay. gg. EDWASD 8L0AN, 8lt Esq, it our duly CU7 f9r th" traU' ln with this Paper. ion of business connected ;. . i .. EDITOR. Mthori" AS" " L-- should Gbasd Concert. Everybody . n f i ua iuuuuuY concert u"i go to the t the Tabernacle. The ladies and whose names appear on the pro ana me gramme are first class artistes entertainment which the in ne building will be given should be crowded from "We can the Platform to the doors. and treat a cousins our country promise from all the tope to see representatives We are settlements in Weber County, musical people but seldom have a entertainment really first class musical shall be very much We this vicinity. in disappointed if the ladies and gentlemen Montvho are coming to entertain us on receive sufficient enday next do not couragement to cause them to repeat 1 gen-tlm- their visit. The price of tickets is placed atseven-iy-fiv- e cents and a dollar, but we are authorized to state that this will be for front seals; back seats can be obtained for fifty cents. Ladies and gents, in town and country, let us all go the concert and thcrcl y encourage' talent and get a big treat for x small outlay! The Tick Party or thb Season. arare Relief Female Society Ogden ball and a for picnic to grand ranging Friday evening, March 4th, new Hall, commencing nt Price of tickets $1.50. It 7 o'clock. at is expected that this will be the party par We wish the excellence of the Season. ladies success. Hope they'll have "a We advise those who want good time." to s end a real pleasant evening to go to ibe ladies' BalL .eoe AMEBIC AX. See Notico of Robert Fisher in four advertising columns, as to prove ,liis right to a quarter section of land. Barker's Lectitbbs. Mr. J. N. Barker lectured in the Third Ward Schoo'. audiences on Wedand nesday, Thursday Friday evenings. The principal points which the lecturer wished to establish were that the sun, moon and 8 tars which wo see in the heavens are not the actual bodies, but mirages or optical illusions; that the sun we seo is only about 4,000 miles distant; that Kpaco is occupied with "celestial water;" that as sand, clay, lime and saline matter lie in the ocean's bed, so oiygen, hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, &c, are grosser elements iu our atmospheric ocean, lying next to earth. We have not space to report the arguments made by the Professor to establish his theories. He is thoroughly in earnest, however, and believes he will be able to revolutionizj orthodox astroHouse to attentive nomy. i 0c FOREIGX. A despatch from Vienna, Paris. says: the Austria Government, if the of Napoleon, can be first secured proposes to convoke the Catholic powers, n order to oppose the Papal presentions. 50c. EGGS Per dot, 45c CHICKENS 50c, each, TURKEYS 13c per lb, $5 per pair. PHOTOGRAPHIC LUMBER PIONEER LIA'E OF UTAH. ON AND AFTER Wednesday. Jan. 18th. 1870, ROOMS!! Tbe Utah Central Railroad, which is COMPLETED NOW AT YARD, FROM OGDEN OGDEN, TO AND WnERE ARTISTIC are being taken, of tine tone and infinite durubdity, unsurpassed for lloldnees of Outline or Beauty of 1'iuisb, by all the Tarious processes known to the Art, sume of which are as follows: SALT LAKE XOHTII-EAS- CITY, LIFE-LIK- OPEN FREIGHT FOR AND PASSENGERS. Photographs, Cartes de Visite, Vignettes, STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, Mclaneotfpcs, Ambrotypes, rcrreo types, Card Pictures. Also THB CELEBRATED SUN PEARL, AND ENAMELLED CARD PICTURES. Trains leave Ogden daily at 10.0S a.m., and 6 p.m. Arrive at Salt Lake City at 12.20 p.m. and S.16 p.m. As extra Train will leave Ogden on Sundays, Wednesdays and Saturdays only, at 8.44 a.m. and arrive at Salt Lake City at 9M a.m. Full fare to to all Stations on this Train entitles the purchaser of a Ticket to return on the same day and Train, i'BEE. Trains leave Bait Lake City daily at T.10 a.m. and 3.10 p.m. Arrive at Ogden at 0.26 a jh. and i.2a p.m. An Extra Train will leave Salt Lake City on Sundays, Wednesdays and Saturdays only at 6 p.m. and arrive at Ogden at 7. bo p.m. Tho 8.10 p.m. train from halt Lake and the 6 p.m. train from Ogden will not ran on Sunday. For all information concerning freight or apply to s, JOSEPH A. YOUNG, BUFEBIMTESDENT. 300,000 FARES: " Salt Lake City to Wood' Cross Centreville " tOct. . .... Kaysville Ogden D. . . . " Farmlngtoa " " J-- Pictures of all kinds token at all times and in all kinds of weather, equally well. Kg" OLD PICTURES Copied, Enlarged er Seduced in Sim, and rendered Imperishable. Pa-eg- 300,000 Ft. of Boards . . . . - 0. CALDER, T6cU. ShixiQl $1.00 $1.3 $2.00 ltf Great Central Route. 100,000 London. In the House of Lords, Lord Chcuisfbrd introduced a bill to secure the better observance of the Sabbath. It restrains, and in some cases entirely prohibits, trading on Sunday. Lord C'henisford said the bill was intended to cluck tbe growing evils. He read static! ics showing that over ten thousand thops were kept open on Sunday in London alone. The Bishop of London spoke in support of the bill. Earl Morley signified that the bill had the approval of the government. The Lord Chancellor thought the bill would have the effect of depriving laborers of the recreation to which they were entitled on Sunday; and he doubted the wisdom and efficacy of the measure. The bill had a second reading in the Commons. The commercial treaty between Austria nnd Great Britain is ratified by both governments. A contract for a new line of steamers from Sidney to San Francisco, lias been signed. The at ramurs will .touch at Honolulu both ways. A St. Petersburg despatch says. Anson Burlingnme died at St. Petersburg this morning of congestion of the lungs alter four days illness. Great excitement has been created by the damaging testimony adduced in the Mordaunt divorce case. Sir Charles Mordaunt was examined. He charged that the Prince of Wales had, for sometinie past, orried on a clandestine correspyudenoei with Lady Mordaunt. Sir Charles forbade the Prince the privilege of entering his house, but the latter visited Lady Mordaunt during her husband's absence on Parliamentary OGDEN HOUSE. T HE ABOVE-NAME- HOUSE D 13 JUST OPENED ANEW Nothing supercedes a portrait. It is magic dispenser of pleasure A couseler in hours of absence A representatire whose silent eloquence Whispers spiritual thoughts of Love and Connected with the House is a WELL ARRANGED BAR, Hope. Always furnished with the Finest Brands of Winee, Liouctrs aed Cigare. LEVEY 1 HA HON. Sn, HI T E HOUSE, EASTERN CONNECTIONS. TUt DialCT OODKN Jan, 4th Mitt Mo mronEk Passenner anl NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK, BOSTON AMD ALL POINTS EAST. t m eiuaT ' "BLUE LINE' T. H.WOOD Artist. 1870. For the speedy transportation of all kinds of l wllheut ran exclude over th tr AY MICHIGAN CENTRAL As a momento or token of affection. HOTEL. S Persons heretofore unsuccessful In obtaining PERFECT PICTURES, are particularly invited to call. Pernios coming from a distance for work, will be paid for their time and trouble la doing so if perfect satisfaction is not girei. Planed Lumber Central Route Great The only Eastern Line from Chicago running th magnificent Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars On it Passenger Train. H. E. SAB6EJT, Gea'l fap't, Chteaga. E. 0. WEHTWOETH, O.a'l Fees. AgtH Chicago. lUOi UOOPa, Ora l Freight Agt, Chicago. MAIN-STREE- OGDEN, U.T. (ONE SIDE) Best of Accommodations Clicap&lMesten ASD REASONABLE CIIAItGES. ltf RAILWAY. Th dlroct root from Omaha to Chioao and tho East, JOHN DAVIE8, Proprietor. A LIEGE ASSORTMENT or WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. AT THE EXCHANGE, TJIIVTAII, UTAII, WHO HAS A GARDEN One Hits of Bees. EVERYBODY SHOULD They are two Bear Tiaooo w ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD Stock of Choice S'HAYE Wines, Liquors, Cigrars, Tobacco, ' Chicago Ale and Lager Beer. Also a general assortment of excellent quality. of GROCERIES, all One of the best Investments ln the Country; Win. D. ROBERTS, South-We- ...... of Post Office, st CHOICE BRAND OF LIQUORS and a No. 1 Article of LAGER BEER. A Billiard Table on the premises. N.B. All orders for Lager Beer will meet with prompt attention by A. LANDT, Proprietor, II A Doors. Sash Doors, direct rent, and 111 Kllas shorter than the lower line, Save Roar ln tie, end Insnree connection with all Eastern A Boothera Railways, beving choice of Boute last of t pose-ong- er Chicago. THBOUGH CHICKED KASTEBS em a. TO Bailed, r. Jib PATRICK, Ooa. rasa. Agt, 010. L. OUNLAP, CbJo, Ooa.apl Primed and Glazed, that ma? be ordered, to Utah. He expects to be able to bare them at Ogden by the beginning of April; etd will deliver them at tnat point lor THU DOLLARS Alweyi kept on kand. HIVE. A Orders and Money will be received np to the 15th of March, by James McOaw, Esq, at the Office of this Paper, or by a. U Bioao, jtsq, Beit use uiy, BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS! DR. R. TIBBITS, BILLIARDS! Physician and Sui'troon, WHO DESIRE THEMSELVES WALKER 4 MC.NUTTS DRUO OFHCB PaDlld aad Moulded. Pnllmtn'i ?a1m Blwplnf Ccachei rut tbrouga to Chicago without chingt. . FORWARDING BEES, TWENTY-FIV- E BILLIARDS. AND PURCHASING Ogden, TTA8 this being th BiOOAGI of PROVO. who bas been 0 SUCCESSFUL IN BRINOINO BEES INTO THE TERRITORY, will start East about the ith of February, for the purpose of P. BREWERY, U. Half Block tho Uawrai UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. easily attended, and lay up luscious sweet for their owner during the Summer which quickly pay for their cost; while the rapidity with which they multiply soon duplicates, triplicates and further increases the original hire. , YERG FIELD, Proprietor. Otf lv TtAtst opposite Ouuu, upon th arrival of Trains from th West ovsr the Krm, , ' v- In view cf the fact the country is filled with unskillful operators, whose work is wanting in chemical ellect, artestic taste, alo, duribility in lact, in ererything that constitutee a good picture, the subscriber feels called upon to insure as good work as can be produced anywhere or by any one. Persons wishing work, will please CALL IMMEDIATELY. For the Accommodation of the TrareliDg Public. Evory effort will be made to render it a FIRST-CLAS- EXD OF T C.I. R.K. DEPOT. WILL Ticket and Freight Agent.' HOTELS. TRUCKEE EIYER RAILROAD. ; . . UTAH CENTRAL WOOD'S of Ogden Junction, Ogden City, Utah Territory, Feb. 26, 1870. Office . "sea-earpen- t," Wt Commercial. . Joe Simmons wants those who relish Oysters to call at the Revere House, Salt Lake City and taste tbe biv- dutieB. Letters from theTrince were found in alves fresh, fat and fine. See advt. Lady Mordaunt's desk. She has confes sed to having intrigued with the Prince of Wales, with the Viscount Cole, and Who's to Bl.vml? It will be seen by with Sir Frederick Johnston. reference to our Salt Lake I orrcspond- The Prince .denies the .charge, and nce that the wishes an examination in order to clear that Legislature revested certain Resolutions be printed in the himself. The defence set up is "puerperal in Oqdkh Junction as well as in tha Deseret The whole country is intensely sanity. Atwt. AVe have received no official exited over these developments. notice of the request, neither have the .Resolutions been sent to us from an Phil, and the Monster. Mr. Thil. "official source: we have copied them from Margetts, the well known and justly cethe DeitrttNcwi. We have no objection lebrated comedian of Salt Lake City to reprinting anything from such en Theatre, called to see us yesterday. He authentic and unexceptionable journal, came to Ogden for the purpose of makhut think there is negligence or want of ing the preliminary arrange rents for in courtesy somewhere, or the Resolutions several theatrical performances, ould have been sent to us direct. Who's which he will be assisted by eome ot the , to blame? best talent of our metropolitan Theatre. fe We hope he will be successful in his ar V$T See ad'vt. of Stephens & Co., rangements 'for " "we need something of whose offiee is near- - the Passenger Sta- the kind in Ogden. We have had no tion of the U. P. R. R. Farmera ean dramatic entertainments here during the get cash of them, for furs and produce. winter, and a little fun mingled with the wisdom of Che' drama will be good for How to Git th "Junction." both We body and mind, and make us better ' r prepared to take on labors of the subscription prepared for the elean cotton white or spring. colored. Old rags On asking PhiL for the news, he told gunny-sack- s will be received, no matter how ragged, so long as they are clean. us that' by letter from his brother, Mr. Everybody should read the Junction and II. Margetts of Rich County, he learned everybody can get it for rags. Sisters, that a party of gentlemen, traveling in a ake care of the rags; don't throw them sleigh near the borders of Bear Lake way nor bum them; put them in a sack two weeks' ago, saf a dark body in the for safe keeping, and when they accu- water ten or twelve feet long, about 200 mulate so as to be inconvenient in a yards from the shore. A musician mall house, send them to the Junction among the party blew loud blast on Office and get the paper in exchange, his bugle,' and the "critter," after makho would be without a bolted for newspaper when ing a tremendous splashing, has "monster" The can the lower regions. they get it for old rags and gunny cks ! Bring on and been seen, iSaseyV veracity is your rags! :' vindicated. This "animile" must be a All who are in debt to the old Weber near relation of the famous County about which sailors have spun Association, had better look at the advertisement so many astonishing yarns. publish. d for their HI . . , especial notice in this No. of the. Junction. U. C. the Tbat Piank. The plank at consome Station has disappeared, and Fokget th. Concert 'on Monday. venient steps now occupy its place. S's cdvU . . ... .:,: That's right; many thanks V. C. ' " : New York. BROWN SHE ETING8 ISc to 22c. per yard. The Tribune' New York special says BLEACH 1IUSLIN8 16c. toSOe. that a number of who 2Se. to S4c BKD TICKINGS have returned home from their voluntary EHIBTISQ STRIPES 18c. to 27)4 exile in Brazil, tell touching stories of CHECKS-2- 5c. to Sio. Do. their sufferings there. They are glad TRIKTS 12c. to 17c. to be back under the old flag. - JICSLIN K LAIN ES 20c. to 27o. . Minister Burlingame died on the 22d to 6c ALL WOOL DE LAINES-S- Tc. at St. Petersburg. GINGHAMS 19c. to 22c. Rumors were circulated at Jersey city YARN $3 to J3.60 that some notable changei were taking COTTON COFFEE B o per sk, SOe per lb. the IntimaErie place, among .placials.. IBA-$1- .60 to $2.50 per lb. tions have been given from the headBACON 27c per lb. quarters of the company on Twenty-thir- d RICE 17 to 2Uo per lb. , street, showing that the resignation of SUGAR $22.22 per ik. lluoker is being considered, and leading u crushed, $23.23, per ik. to the belief, also, that other sweeping CURRANTS 24c per lb, by bl, to are made. be changes TOBACCO Nary, per lb SOc. In the latter part of August next the 30c per lb. third visit js .to be made to this country CHEESE INDIGO $2,00 per lb. by professional English cricketers, who Hie 0 00c per lb. CANDY are represented to be far superior to the PEPPER &Oc per lb. elevens that have preceeded them here. SPICE-r5per lb. These men,- according to their agent in N UTMEG S 41 .60 per lb. this city, are not coming here upon a CAN DLES $9.50 per box. venture, but have been pledged a large SODA 410.28c per box. sum of money, a portion of which is to SOAP I. X. L. brands $9.75, per box. be paid them before they leave England. RAISlNS-- per box, $7.25. Twelve men will be brought on, and COAL OIL per case, $10.70. E. the them Wilshcr, Captain among LYE $13 per cue. same who accompanied the late eleven. OLASS-S- xlO per box, $7.00. Washington. " 10x12, $7.oo. The House proceeded to consider the HAY-F- ull supply, at $10 per ton. bill to prevent and punish polygamy in OATS-2- 4c per lb. Utah. Fitch, while favoring the supBARLEY 2 per lb. the of bill, pression polygamy, .opposed WHEAT $1.00 $1.25, per bushel. because it would lead, temporarily, at FLOUR-43- ,25 $1.00 per lack. ; a full eupply least, to the destruction of the overland mail route, and be productive of war, for present demand. Our L'tau Flour com parol which, while it would eventually result &Torbly with the best Western Brands made from in the extermination of the Mormons, winter wheat CORN $1.00 per bushel. would cost millions of treasure and . BRAN SHORTS $1.00 & $1.50, perewt. thousands of lives; and the suppression OOc POTATOES 75c, per bushel. of polygamy would, in his judgment, be 12c per lb at shop ; Se. oa foot 10c BEEF at too a cost. purchased great PORK 20c 25c, per lb. Sargent also opposed the bill on simi40c per lb. BUTTER la roll, 35c lar grounds. off on "Woodmansee's 'i OGDEN JUNCTION 2 TO AMUSE ALL the Cue and Balis will comiortaoiy nitea np wun uie And a BEST OF TABLES, ,B. O-- A. Room, AT OGDEN, STORE, Kf V. T. Calls from the Country tended to. promptly at- 12Ja COKTAHI Orders receiTed,' forjail Thi Latest Telegraphic New$ . VIST'S Dentist, South Street, SALT LAKE CITY, Three doors West of Revere House, ROOMS, Mm Opposite tli Utah Central Engine House. DESERET BREWERY DEPOT, CALL AND SEE ME. ' BUILDIXG LUMBER AID DR.WM. H. CROVES, Office, kinds of Articles on all the Leading Topics of the Day. SASH, BLINDS, LATH, ' NORTH X. OARN . & BOESSEL PARPE Main Utrtet, Ogden C'Ug, TFatchmakers, Jewelers Gunsmiths. OT OGDEN . STREET MAI1ST OGDEN T72I. D. HOUSE, MEDIUM CITST. TialXUMS, Proprietor. Agents for American and Elgin Watches. Keep constantly oa hand a lage assortment of Ha constantly on baud an excellent quality of fine Jewelry, Foreign Watches, Guns, Pistols, and Ammunition of all kinds. Parchasen will do well to examine our Stock before porebesine elsewhere. Repairing earefully done and all work warranted. Which it for Sale either by th glee or hr th THE JUNCTION XXX BEER. barrel. 71m NOTICE. Vis NOTICE THAT T AM SOLE InEREBY 01 of the U. P. BREWERY, half a Sooth-Weof tbe Tithing Office, that I will block TAlTT-wn- not be respntisilile for any debt contracted nnder FIRST-CLAS- S the name of rullried. and that no one of that name Is sutWirwl to coUem rieHe dne to Jf one weed W- -W A. LANDT. heed. a. AT imr HAS to. COUNTRY. BREWERY, BREWER. eexetrt fee H so exiwameel W. D. WILLIAMS. or IN THIS WE8TERN e--a THI DEJIRET DRESS LUMBER eYery"decriptton will bo promptly attended FEW EQUALS WATTED, A BREWEHV , and AS AN ADVERTISING TLo Tersu of AdrertidBir are at roaioa' M 8 emla b ityrecL D.W. PARKHURST, J 1T.0PRIET0R. |
