Show f j V -- '! " - 'a-- s y- - - T-'- - t st - & v 1 N t)- vrt" ' ' i V i - 'Jy- J J'l J' - h " V V' - i ir 'i TELEGRAPH tho United States with disinterested devotion— their children have £ outlived the happy JIOXDAY ilOKOUXO KOV H illusion! 'It Is every man for his own'' To the Hon John jFJ Kinney tho Delegate ATERMS! ' from Utah should tho people address their TcrAnnum (one copy) tiooo fox'Mooths : petitions incessantly iill they get that obnox: 6 00 j “ s I’hrcs SCO s ious siHy lawrepealedl : - k' ten us subKrlptlonsihsU C We presume not to dictate to onr Delegate I Any person1 sending receive a copy gratis and tbll him howjio inust do this and v this but wo aro satisfiedof plenty of cooperation ' FopEiGN within reach' Colorado Idaho Montana and same awkward position with Hinco the biockzuJe of the ports of the Nevada are in the and a heavy combination can be effectSouthern States England wJ France par Utah ed to bring about the repeal of thatlaw and tlcujarly the former have been’ much exerci- w want VV it repealed' f 'V 'x' sed upon the question of cotton supply)1- - and Bill before rnshCdl that through Somebody have beealboking around lit every' direction said ' against it: now that we that promised to be available iu making tip much could be fair show let us uso it Ecpeal is the for the MciencfCauscd by the revolt of Iher haveja e word t '5 Confederate States ' THE ELECTION' Much was expected from Egypt but it has I' been found that the Egyptian climate is quite Contrary to' anticipatory rumors and to the uusuited to the cultivation of the cotton plant expectation of mpny jpersona the Presidenand' already it lias been almost entirely tial election seems tof liavo passed off inVthe States for the most Jart quietly which was ) Tito reverse is reported of Turkey and Indio owing no doubt in do small degree : to the both countrica havo proved highly adapted 'ip the culture in question and a sharp authorities ‘ is probable between the two In ofler- Excepting in regnrd to the porticulars of " v: injg tho raw material the election tho telegrams are exceedingly ! Min IndivBokara is one of the most favormeagre in news We ould hot help this notoverland thence but is the ed regions export withstanding we are well aware tliat few per' the Russia Tho estimated crop through sons Jn the Territory1 care much about the ' is Scinde 200000001b the r3n present year prolix details of how this township or the cultivation is at present experimental but it other Voted or whfoh Identical ward of a city is favorably regarded and the prospects are gave one majority for Lincoln and which gave one majority for McClellan provided the Gn the coast of the Mediterranean cotton general result of the day were given which has been cultivated with various success In appears to bo overwhe mingly for MrLincolh As other news did not' come we coirld not Tripoli the attempt has proved hopeless n chiefly for want of capital' labor and water-I- give it but we have urtailed somewhat and Algeria in the same latitude under the" summarized the long string of figures and peiv stimulation of tempting 'premiums by the haps may do more so with tho next-wget French government the Culture iscarried on and great expectations of success' appear to SUEIjMAX bephtertained The exports thence of the ar-The most stirring news in the telegrams to"V-tictejn l863 were nearly 1000000 lbs and day is the confirmation! of the report that Gen thcestimated crop of this year is three jor Sherman leaving GenJ Thomas to take caro font times that amount Probablyallof this of Ilood has fired Atlanta ' and taken the will bo absorbed by the French markets) In Turkey both- - iu Europe and Asia the route to Charleston and Savannah If successful in overrunning the interval of country Success has been various but the promiso on and reducing those twe cities' his name and ' thejwhole is great In 1863 in the district of Adrianople3G00 acres were planted which fame will rival Gen: Grant’s' and the two then concentrate n front of the devoted yielded 400000 lbs Double the jextent of may land has been planted during the present sea- Confederate capital provided it be- not v captured son j and a proportionate crop is' anticipated Srst Sherman’s policy in emptyingAtlanta In the district of Enos more ' than ten times and then to tho Homes will t committing tliejabovo space has been planted but the doubtless be severely criticized by some : perr local factories will probably absorb the: crop: sons on both ' hemispheres but he' doubtless In the district ofRodosto'on the sea of Mar' mora there is a large produce which goes en- -: acted: on the principle that in war a good are lawful and feels perfectly tirely to Constantinople or hlarseillcs On many things : his in nion' justified owoj)p tha northwestern coast of the iEgcan in the plains of Arta and Salonica this prospects are HOIXE ATFAIRS excellent' if adequate labor can be obtained for Wliicli a supply ofButgarian peasants 13 FBIDAV M0ENINO has also beeh sown Cotton seed proposed: To FornusRBs'iXDlLin Cakrixbs-mail ih the Ilerzegovine but it is c upposed that earrjsr writing from a setjtlement in the Territory NovV 2d asks if he has t take greenbacks from the coastrof the 'Adriatic will Postmasters at “the figures on their face” when northerly lie says by order of the' Department The Brazilian supply showsigns of abate- collecting he has been informed that on some routes greenment at least the quantity now exported is backs were not taken mail carriers at their face by no greater than that ten years ago1 In Figi value and wants to know what is hisduty in the and Queensland the export is on the increase premises Take the greenbacks at their face value— yon but is not large can do nothing else On no route in the States and England depends chiefly on Turkey and Territories to mail carriers is coin All perIndia though China also contributes In ad--: sons doing businesspaid with the government are paid ditibn to Algeria France looks to Ceylon in Greenbacks '' ' i’eru and Guiana and the W est Indies In The price of foreign letters has nothing to do with the question Hberia and at the Cape of Good Hope also The government of the United States (carries letcotton culture has beeu commenced ters for its citizens for its own paper but foreign governments will take nothing but coin JWith that the United States government has nothing to MOVE—DO SOMETHING do tIf John White wants io hear from England J Utah is a long distance from ' Washington W must- pay what the English government de‘ —the seat of government— more ways than mands for that service ? There is no secret in it one apd if the people have anything to nor anything derogatory to the govenunent ' The time may come when the United States may doJiiCTe the sooner they move in that direc- have loto bullion and pf England and other foreign tion the better Congress will soon nations may have n o thing but paper for their nathe people sh5uld let their! delegate tional currency Curious worldthis we can't tell fully understand their irishes upon matters where w6 are drifting which Jrhave igxercised them no a little Tsx BcTcnxas — Perhaps nothing is more sig"We have nothing how to say about Nevada nificant of the growth and increasing prosperity going intotheUoion and 'Utah being left of this city than the present appearance' of the (He cold—for the fact is we are getting meat market contrasted with what it was not many months ago Even a snort memory can easily special treatment and we ‘land olike recollect when two three stalls with very modit’’ T There my yet be some satisfaction and erate supplies were jir sufficient to satisfy all the depride in going down Vo posterity as the long mand Now the market house is fall of stalls- and est in Territorial tutelage Our subject now the stalls ore crammed asfoll aa a sausage with beef mutton and pork anj the market is swelling is that magazine and book restrictive law Beforb-wknew Congress) we used to hear out materially in extent and pretensions for the of holding the lntjreasing bulk of- beef-m-ore a great many very ridiculous things to its dis- - purposebeef The folks' mean to live at least the credit and wejBNi hot yet convened to the butchier? seem to think it Will be thefr owh fault if faith that all wisdom Is assembled therer at theydont t Car from it but the more we know time— Tub MosthiIt— Kate KkwYokk J Boyd editany of the folks who compose it the more we ress and publisher wants sabscribersBister Kate find them just like their neighbors touched we like your little paper and we commend it to out- here Fojr ll our eastern: Sissy with infirmities and all that kind of thing and our sisters Yisite” and the monthly “Carte de will send her " blunder to and as aslikely just repent “any one year But fromthe fact-thsomeother man’-'- ' would we aak for the “Carte? hut what engaged St was probably intended— and - poor dear we hardly darejisk it Ohyes send it on " aouls some of our Continental patriots No IIailm There hate been no mails from the ed it— that Congress when assmnbled should east since last Friday Shows are reported deep ’) look after ttclntcrost of sill tie tilizcm of no flio plains' V SEMI-WEEKJj- Y -- - s j I 4 ’ " ' r j- j cqrrox fields - s - V aban-clon- ed v1- - - h : com-petiti- on - 4 e ! - V pre-vious- ‘ V- - ? i- - J r:-- t f ' i-- u: A -- ! 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I" - ft- vM j- if? - - e - ( - at we-ar- -- ’ ly Tjut Lawr rosr— The billiard saloon has raised the first lamp post in East Temple Btreei It ia exceedingly primitive and innocent In its designl affords ns much pleasure vto JBoir v Ao noUce this return of II S Bnmfield Esq to busb ness He is not over strong yet bat ‘‘recuperates” : promisingly s : IUtra WmiNa— Lindsey A pTOpellerwifo nearly abundrcsuspicloQscha & Semi-Uonth- artersafrivedhfro this morning from Canada pi and them and all: unl-vere- al COB : - —Hr T D Brown invites atten- - 339 maj MS: Mo Vhebusi Usliet' V&( I hmtiaaa tetobei 5rty ilanevi jfornwi jnrity: f2 Cni town 0 Union 1 t’nibai 1 j iority - trans-Missisdip- fniflUH : Sstnrday Evening November IS 1854 yVV" Gold Gonr—230 Dust—Yirstnia SS Boise 33 i i GREAT SALT LAKE CITY RETAIL MARKETS vv VVtosr oois v 7 0Q Skein cotton pr lb ! ‘ 3 50 Heavy brn sheetings do Fine 60 a 80 75al00 Oinghams pi -- j - i S ‘ I Bleached 60 a 1 25 Flannels1 noal 25 tion to a choice selection of American novels which Dentine sh$utipgs 90 a1 25 Detainee ' 75 a 125 75 a 1 25 Kentucky jeans 125a 175 he has now in circulation Since the postal law Stripoe '' Ticks 125a 150 Rlne drills 75 al 00 50 a 00 Batting pr lb ' prohibits the passage of books by mail the novel Prints 160 V 12 00 Thread splpr dos250a3 00 Cotton Yarn reading population know where to go and find ' y WOOLLSV their light reading for the long winter nights Broadcloths 600al200 Llnseys 100al25 ewYork 8 Csiuimerea 3 50 a 5 00 Poplins 150 a 2 60 S3" The Montana Post requests us to copy the Flannels ' 1 25 el 50 Shawls1 18 OO a 20 50 In 37A00 The Herald gives McClellan nuijority S 25 e S 60 Blankets PattlMU 10 OO a 25 OO the city with alt following:-- Died at Nevada' M T on ‘the 2nd men The in the Wards Union Delaines '? 150 r claiiu the State by 20000 majority1 Albany give Major S' M Yass : - - ' : ‘ - V' ums ! MONDAY MORNING 14 Coaksk Jokb— It Is averred that butter needs -- salt Perhaps jt does particularly in the dog days But the weather is getting cool enough now for the minimum quantity of the seasoning and that may just as well be of the finest order as in lumps as big as walnuts Ten or twelve bitsper pound for butter is good for the seller but' when the buyer pays that he certainly ought to - have his pound of butter — — that figure is a trifle too much to give for salt' specially when one has to grind it into the bargain) if we must buy salt in liberal ' quantities in our butter at least let us have the former article in the smallest particles and intf-matintermixed But many folks would rather have the butter in one package and the salt in the other particularly when the latter needs a sledge hammer to crack it Tastes differ and when the two articles are bought separately every one can season to his liking for many folks do not relish brine or anything ultra-salin- e even when well ' y greased Dxdoxxo— The weather is most beautiful fine during the day dear and moderately frosty at night We coxild not pick a better time than the : present for digging or trenching operations The days are none too warm to work the soil is just about the right moisture a spit deep below that dry Not like as in spring when th£ deeper you go the more muddy and plastery you find the is the time to soil' And for ploughing too now be improved though it may be : thought that just now kanyon work is the most pressin— and for " 'many it is1 IIiod Friccs —For some days East Temple Street has been well filled with wood for sale The spell of cold and threatening stormy weather sent up loads and half loads of wood to magnificently Ugh prices but the fine weather brought them dawn again Most of the loads that were on the street in the early morning were there an day :'i v and some were taken home again Wood hauling Is heavy work and for some years has been yery poorly requited but' now that foe possessore of foe article have foe chance of putting on the figures they may rate themselves as second !'" to none ! Nobody however need be alarmed at' hjgh figures for wood— the higher the better There is any amount of coal to be had around foie city and exorbitant prices in foe one 'direction wfil- devel ope enterprise in the other It will be a' short time before this' comipunity will see a tram-roa- d to a coal iine ample enough for (he wants of foe whddrity-- Brown eaocraxxsSO Wc 8ugare ' ‘ Coffee Tea- Dried apples Dried peadliee Tobacco ' Rsisinf ely v-- " -- - ' ‘kSjl 40 a 75 K 60 Soda fr60 Soleratns SOOaSOO Indigo ’ 125 " - ' ‘ ! J 4 l v Z 60 60 loo 1 ! 2 50 Pepper 2 50Ginger 125 Jamaica 6 oo Nutmegs f Rosin Castile1 i : S L- 60Domestie 8xlOT -i- ' - i i j - I uhl r r 60 X 1 'i v 250 soire 4 T: 125 'i BAUWAXX" Nan— shingle and lath' ' 60 Sheet iron ‘K 'J all sixes upwards 60 Wire i Castings pr lb - : 60 a 70 LeadprUf r 3 60 a 4 00 Grain Grass scythes scythes i 125 V 85110 v - 100 a no " T 4 50 a 1 25 60 10x12 !!j60J10 x 16 : r faixts abb oiis-'- r Olive pr bottle 1 60 a 2 25 White lead pr kg 12' 00al5 00 Castor do 60 a 75 Linseed oil pr gallon- 1000 12 00 prgall f l27 0000 Varnish do Kerosene prgall - 1 Barley per bush “ Corn V Oats Beans per lb Pass - -'- Flaxseed Flour ewt 6 oo Butter 400 Bpgs400 Cheesenew do - i old 300 ' - GO n 60 'A r 2-5- elected:-- ' 500 Onions - 400 800 Hay pr ton J 36 00 a 40 00 13 00 alS 00 Lumber pr m SO 00 a 100 00 12 00 Laths pr 100 1 25 Capl No l crcv Tl fing salu in Uni( A ffinc JaK hefc Nit sent if a pale ties '1m dial Dot 00 - Fayette county- Ohio Washington township 44 majority Circleville Lincoln IcClellan JIQ Corn meal majority Beet fresh pr lb UUili Shingles R) 00 a 12 00 prut Buflaio 8 Dried beef Wood cord 2000 pr The city - gives about 505 Democ atic majority 75 Cool pr ton Hama smoked 25 00 a 30 00 ' Rochester gives a Democratic matoritvof 62 ' 75 Bacon' Union gain of 127'oVer last year The indication are that Lincoln’s majority on foe fiomo vote' will be 35000 EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IlTinois Lincoln’s estimated majority in foe State Is 15000 Lebanon Illinois Lincolnfs majority 195 LIVELY TIME9 IS CHICAGO— AEEEST - OF 588 St Clair county 1000 BUSHWHACKERS”— CONSPIRACY TO FREE Bloomington majority 57 Saleto 161 Alton : PRISONERS AND BURN THE CITY! 109 Breeze 170 Rnntoul Lincoln 42 McClellan J' 33 Union gain of 26 Eight precJnets in Morgan t ELECTION BETUBNS! is county 'give Lincoln 13 majority The county Point gives 87 majority ' for Lindoubtful Camp THE FLORIDA CAPTURED! coln' Amboy 139 ' Wilmington68j Clayton town ship 88 Olney 87 Indiana Faytie county Lin HOOD IN AliTRAH PLACE! coln township 56 majority Democratic gains' j : Martin Shoals township McClellan 16 :r county ’ " Chicago 7 ti majority This &fternoonrs Journal says yesterday tele-- 1 ron town grains were received by JohnfcWedtworthannonn-- i Lawrence dug foe coming of large mtmbers of bushwhack-- 1 majority Union' gain of 40 Jaickson county era CoL Sweet commanding at Camp : Douglas Brownston township) McClellan 154 majority Dewas communicated with and orders were at once mocratic gain of 8 Richmond City Lincoln 1291 issued for the arrest of foe desperadoes upon their majority TUnion gain of 125 Union county Linarrival The fact leaked out and the faithftil found coln 242 majority m Cnfon gain of j2' means to apprise their friends and the bushwhack-I®- ? ex Kentucky Partial returns from 24 counties Mobe train at the city limits and scattered in clusive of Jefferson conntv andLouipviile give thocityin various directions The military and Clellan 487 majority' LfOuisvfllo city McClellan L police are constantly scouring foe city and have 024 majority Jefferson county partial retarcs picked up lnxadreds of them give HcCleuzn 7to ' majority Lexington I inertia - t 1 tha elei lyn -- vr--- da sum - vot ' AT Strode-valjMcCleUa- - v-- vi of-1- " - i V 4 ns vroul - ‘ 50 2 25 15 Potatoes uar c 100 40 at 00 - : Wheat enr : ! WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET Quotations under this head are based oh actual AUesl lf-- hami Flori vado was 1 ! ' trar i 2-0- x 14 1 Th here 8-- - 1 Af sent : sness Cinnamon Cloves ' Allspice ! )- a 60 480 40 ! Sacki majority: Detroit - Michigan McClellan 1000 majority Wayne aonnty McCIel- lan 2000 majority The returns ais far as received show considerable Democratic gains Nashvile Tenn -' v ' ’ ' The city gives T ncoln 117 McClellan 25f Gali latin Lincoln 119 LcCIellanl2- Lincoln’s estimated majority in ova is 30000 Ohio 'Clark eo Lincoln 100 majority' Union gain 200 j Wljl!ship Lincoln majority Franklin township Lihcoln 270 ms-Day ton City Lincoln 75 majority Toledo In 242 majority Cleveland Lincoln 934 majority Steubenville Lincoln 500 Majority gan- dusky Llncoln30 majority Butlef county four townships and foe city of Hamilton jve a Democratic gain of 122 Preble county Lrael township Lincoln 19S majority Portsmouth j 39 majority Ironton 461 majority Lancaster McClellan 36 ma-Athens Lincoln 314 majority Columbus Iority 462 majority Greencounfv Uncoln majority Shelby Lincoln 21 mjoritx- Berlin Lincoln 313 majontj Hardin county five town-shi- ns McClellan 221 majority Upper Sandusky McClellan 94 Grafton Lincoln 9 majority Alliance rLlnQoln 317 McClellan 186 CSiillicothe McClellan 51 majority Cleveland 8 ' " Scattering returns from Ohio and Indiana show a Union gain over foe October election and indicate that Lincoln has carried foe two States by rheavy majorities j: Returns from a few towns' In Pennsylvania give small Unioromajorities Oswego New York City and foe I towns in the county give a Union majority of 1702 The remaining towns will probably increase this to Three Union members to the! assembly are TAalOO 125 MolasseS pr gallon 500 Star candles & Jt 200 McClellm 1 50 a 8 OOlDiaper 1 00 a 1 fiojerash Irish - - - Uttiro 3 might -- ' ' : f- Uiihtf 1 n ! That Library j'bilw! return UganJ within our lines ktation :A citizen of Richmond arrived lie left there to escape the FoiOt yesterday morning 1'ennd conscription He tella the old story of want an4 destitution in Richmond rioters operating nigbtTy jority i in foe streets high! prices of necessaries of life Ac He also says that tho rebels In front of PeSJaiuiK little Very tersburg arc mining under our- works i faith is placed in tuereport inaiorit New York 7 : Jo 217 JM) do The Commercial’s Washington spjccial says California officials express fears that foe French and Voonfy secession refugees in Mexico' will indeavor to exhgam& Vr excite pel the American Minister from Bmiora and nion trouble betweenfoe two countries! v - v ' 7 (a Cl Tho-- ' Riohniond Enquirer of foe hrd snnonncM IU iii the capture of Plymouth by our gnuhoats After 13 were and ail forts tha hours threefighting passed hefr- guns d im ounte d wllen tho rdbels evacuated Whites ' j!'under a severe fire flC0:dr ? 7 ttlashington Kr It Is Intimated that during the lRpt week 50001 ptownsl to vote on the Presidenpersons left Washington ' jeratic tial election j Icratic A letter received in this city froyi an officer ia waufi7 hovU command of one of the squadron dated Chattanooga Nov 1 saysjmy boats had 119 Re two brashes witii nood's forces and repulsed him ?caiu 71 do both tiroes IIe 'havnnw gone be ow the shoals and a largo portion of his armv pas arrived at Union ‘Florence for"" tho invasion of Middle oc Eastern'! ICook V Tennessee ' ' coin Vj I? '1 1 Iloodis represented as tyrannical Intheexlrejup His men lived' two days on corn ai d water only wifo foe addition of pumpkins stol n by the way: 'svThi Ha suffers by the desertion of thes v people who 'iLinro sMcCli say he intended moving sonthwari bnt was prei none vented by foe threats of his soldiers! to desert if he did not give them the promised harvest in East jcoln Tennessee He will likely be bagged Sherman :Vo1 Is panning Gen Gross is flanking and Thoinu sever is ahead W7 - ' jjncotfi ybsnyc XF ’ failed ! 1 leun X:AtriP lit i ' Thisji the displacement of a switch Tht engineer of the train was seriously lmrt and there were also 40 others whose names are not known Of these a number are dangerously injured Under the de- brfe could be seen a number of bbdies which ara not yet recovered from the wreck C " Potomac Headquarters armjjr There was quite a lively time between the pick iti on the left of tho line on Fridhy night result ing In the loss of a few men on cacjt side Yesterday there was a frond dpal of artillery firing near the Jemsalem plank rood without los to us Last nigfit the pirkets'iu tie same vicinity opened fire shortly after dark and Wept it up sharp m thkrebels attemp ly all night At about ted to' advance their picket line to recover foa ground which our men took last week but they g- COMIIKRCIAL 7 - : ' ’J Uac®1 ColliJoon ? The express train' from Dunkirk- this mnminr was thrown down an embankmeqt pf 40 feet hr r- ! IJftCOl - es Li ve— Thi3 c ity is getting a choice in With eggs retail at seven bits to Ib’e place dozen strong cheese at six bits per pound per stronger bacon at eight bits and strongest butter at twelve bits and other things in proportion it must certainly be malice prepense for anybody to refuse to live or even to live sparingly i? - - 1 taren nJ Ji to-morr- s - Ocoiiter SttCkley -- al ! rity'1 : ” ! jCchte aa-we- I ’ UAC1 neceseniry 15 spirators it was deemed re once at such ones - 7 sonable : v 7 t Col Sweet haa proof In ti possession thstVt was the plan of foe rebel conspirator to relrw thrf rebel prisoner at tCamp Donsls arid bara the city r The camp waa to hard been attack on two aide iUght tae prisoners said foe city pillaged and burned ' The !police made a raid early tpis morning os the Donelson Tlouse on Canal strqetarid capture 40 boahwhaekerswho liad bfenj tracked there All of them were armed to the teeth r A mounted patrol of 500 baa been organized the citizens for the protection of I foe citv Th'-will be on duty all night Therb i a pti Cir)cnt military force here to prevent anyjoutbreak Messrs Richmond A HancockBgentWor 'a New York line of propellers received a dispatch to day that the Canadian steamer Georgian fitted out asa pirate is on Idike Huron bMt-fafon- - jStsi win £ military police are after - j::--:!M captured Col Sweet for some time has been Sware tf tho exigence of a rebel plot J4 re ease foe en at Camp Donglss and burn tie city - liu ly - an V K 1 Lewis o( Ipoom field Connecticut send us the first two numbers pubGsh-- d of the “Rapid Writer’— a at 6100 pit annum The object of the publication U “to tatroduce wsiml6and practicable system'of fapid writing as the general and medium of communication on the basis of a rhonctlc Short-ban- d Alphabet” Ambitious young dollars Elfew and go to practice We a men Invest western stage yesterday Gwa WzsTrBy V ders FA Hammond of Ogden and G Xebeker are all young enough: j of this city ! They areon a mission to the Sand- i ThW Caxmc—on the west side of East Temple wich Sriandsu u Street takes a straight rtwot for a considerable and his wife admit the -- distance and every body - SATURDAY MORNING12 to be beyond controversy On the Nxwti frox thb Nobth — Iu the vicinity of Lo-g- Improvement east ride the work progresses and the same' may Cache county ) we are informed that on Friday soon be said of that jWe trust the good wojckrill last the snow was about a foot deep: The pas continue to prosper until as much as is at present sage through the Box Elder kanyon and the-- : inter expedient la accomplished) By hook or by crook veiling mountains into Cache valley Ii said to have or by some thing else let ns have straight and teams - clean been exceeding perilous for smooth-sho- d gutters where they are much desired ’ The travel ta and from Bear Kverlike: galley The grain crops Inthat region tJL x Ihftriated CowOn Saturday forenoon was considerable cow' the property failed through' severe early flroeta an infuriated haTlng well-nig- h '" r&shed ' at several' pereons on thestreet madly bo largely)’ dependent upon the settlers would 1 injurcd( 'an’ elderly lady hear foe Cache Weber Davis and Salt Lake counties for ad somewhat ’ nalL Dr) Dimyon was called to attend to supplies Thei perplexing annoyance of limited! City in foe evening she was sent home and remilling facilities in Cache was a serious hindrance1 herand' Capt Hooper Th6 millowhers however were ?taxiogVthcir ported “hot seriously injured’ ) vT‘ ! wiis kind in hbI attentions) very ' burrs to their utmost to relie vohe incessant cry' — -- k : for fine flour and flronkihe (oofcm Boad AoKm-A- r letter received by the Over we learn that no serioul' blame can attach to the land Stage line on Saturday evcnfng from its agent j millownen although soma fractious Individuals at Tori Hall dated November 11 says that foe have been disposed to) charge them with haring last coach from Boise "was robbed byroad agents' more regard to filling mining contracts than the seven miles this 'ride of the latter place Seven mouths of tho good “brethren aud sisters” but we thousand dollars wetc taken and one man was bad- ' v’ expect that all concerned will survive and flourish ly wounded ''!! ! nie people of Logan and other places there- t The passengers have not come In abouts hid been favored with some hurdy-gurd- y A Cabbage Head— weighing 33 lbs was raised sleight-of-han- d perforgymnastic amphl-theatricthis season at Franklin Cache county by Mr mances— In which they had been onco or twice in i Robert Taylor and sold- - at something less than dividnally and collectively “sold” and will proba- Its weight in gold: Have any of our readers raised ' bly hereafter make no very deep lunges Into 'their ! alargcrone? till aid of in such porte-monaithey persuasions ‘' fed a little better at least The blind harpist was Moke Goods— Bourne and fNeedham have been at closed a few days in order to take In new merchanentertaining the music song and dance-lovinT dise IV unliberal not a found elsewhere and ' Logan and ’i '"I'" J M Allen had also In a train on Friday with welcome' in his line 7 ItEvmvTrso— The wintry perspective of the goods & Eldredge was closed on Saturday— Hooper week past was delightfully relieved by yesterday's ' V ':'1-new goods' j" 'YVV opening i We or frost no saw bear prebuckskin solstice mid-da- y Austin F Merrill would like to find a horse ventives— and even great coats)-befor- e v The change is most and mare strays became of doubtful utility acceptable We have bad more than our hands STRAYED full — all of us— of toil not greenbacks — the past ! storm-king t from Bmithflelii Cache a the little T®OM fall and want county la May last a IfORE indulgence MARE— both branded Spa rifot thigh Horse to get a better ready for his fiercer blasts aFbay and has E K on left hip— star In forehead and twe Now boys roll out Into the! kanyona and down white feet- - Mara dark brown atrip la forehead ' Will with the wood: What tidings from those : coal pay liberally for recovery - AUSTIN S MERRILL ' tiJ Smithfield trains? i :' 'V- iU § ) THE ' - -- g° Kx Co AT CO -- 'vl !“Ta jipo -- r: th ot to ’os n V Rj |