Show - - - ’ v-- - v ' " " n " - - ' -- y ‘tf"'" n- -- - 'I h : X- rm jniE TUURSDAT TELEGRAPH: SEMI-AVEEKL- Y MORNING Jan X® A telegram from the Express messenger at Julesburg to Mr Dalilcr agent at Denver of the same date said that' he the messenger 1805 terms i friend who awoke several time ColpA assures us of - of our readers will learn with regret In the coarse Saturday night that either the of the death of Jir Wdl M Typer of Florence atmosphere whs uncommonly cold or his exbmni-- Nebraska J Mr Phad been called to Fort Kear" DEATH OP I10S EDWARD ties telegraphed fibl EVERETrJ ney about tho lstof December to wait upon his who had James been shot by some drunREBEL ATTACK ONlERLT VmGDn aX“ “Arrah bad luck to yea! Win nobody brother soldier his arrival there he after ken Shortly me on coat! Don’t the tail ace Fm tramp yea was seized with inflammatory rheumatism and died WHAT ' MRS FOOTE bays of jeff axu blue moulding for-- fight?' : RICHMOND! on the 17th of the same month Mr Pyper was well and favorably known to TUESDAY MORNING 17 PORTER AND BUTLER OX TUE WnillXCTftv many of the people of Utah lie had wound up PtEEL-Ma- ny MW 11 began Th j ‘ had just found the treasure trunk about two res I V‘f Po Annum (om copy) 110 00 j miles from Julesburg and a small amount of bills v Six Months : : 6 00 on search field the close money by Diligent Thteo s : s - SCKr i ':ss9f was being made for the articles' taken from the D ®w Any person sendihg ns ten subscriptions shall ! itcan Express coach The messenger also stated receive a copy gratis 'politic AFFAIR! '“we buried twenty white men here to day' Legislative Assembly— In the Council com his business affairs at Florence with the intention were received from the Governor an- of - A letter from Fort Lyon January ? to munications a resident of Utah bnt family aSiire SLABSIDED LEGISLATION his of “an act amending the andbecoming 'nonneing It appears from a conversationWsbington"is approval with Mrs VcZ other matters induced him to defer it for that lieutenant- - Colonel Tappen Denver contains 'Charter of Great Sait Lake she had a passport to leave the ConfedeM?’ “an act to incor- another season He was a City" gentleman we very and started from Richmond three weeks porate the American Fork Library Association" much ' 'legislative b'odicsvaro supposed tq sit to the following: respected and we sincerely regret his early nator Foote accompanied her but without in a and "resolution the Mexico fifteenth New from annual route en make legal provision for the benefit of the convening men “Eighteen purpose of seeing her safe !!' authority for the death- ' 100 miles session of the Legislative Assembly’’ the Fotomae ' in the meantime an order about attacked were States the to great public not to spend time in compassing below here a few days since by 100 Indians sued to the rebel Frovost Marshal at Frederick Petition of S M Blair EsqrAttorney-Genera-l ’’WEDNESDAY MORNING 18 d burg by Secretary of War Seddon for his sru schemes for clique or party put These men of bank the the hole in for appropriation of $200 was presented dug a praying succesS'of the He was accordingly tracked to i Dumfries atidtfc Col immense The Theatrical— 1 heroin Utah everything legislative is done river and fought ' the Indians for three days I gafl referred the Management captufed and taken back to Richmond season has Bawn induced leen last I bill for an "act amending the charters ofcertain to with an eye single to the jrablic good the losing six killed A laige train coming from New York 15 present it again on Saturday evening We preI them A Clarksburg West Virginia dispatch VuLi relief The Indian Lnrned Fort gave and cmei read tho passed interest of dict success for Miles na Coppaleen In Dunbar—he the- rebels after an attack bn lieverlr many never succumbing to were travelling north mounted and equipped biU for act concerning Notaries PubUo for should have played it before McKenzie has i that s ' towards Tjewisbnrg treated Citizens ff Port 'tkii of the few for war Tnbo not known Great Salt Lake Weber and Millard Comities splendid part in Danny Mann- The Youth who But they do things differently in Congress 19 to join was passed v TheUte3it is said finish is Woman Never to a Saw farce a taking np f ometimes and ws fear that they are doing the House the bill for an act creating addi- - with These two splendid pieces cannot fail to their white brethren in a campaign against I the The Richmond Whig says Grant Is bciar crowd thfe house " and we are -- pleased to bare the thing this winter in one the Indians on the plains Pmr" an act forced on both the north and south aides ofwh the counties Millard and are f "All heaters four that creating ai of on respect lar£e saying opportunity parts of the Union 'hare 1 Colorado are The people of James river naturally great-- I negro troops by the under stage and parquette this week Priri'egC3 A Panama letter statesthat the rebel pints excited ‘on the matter and on the 7th rf°SMpet7n“KchM Corate aXttfbffl being put erchcTn111 "ti to warm ns in these cold evenings We can assure Bradshaw and thqse gang are oq the coast of Balndw enjoy u® ting Governor Elbert sent' the following providing: for the orginizationof new comities the Management that those heaters and the other awaiting opportunities to pirate on Amerfeii I ' California and Oregon havo their ' their three Evans Governor V at to passed yrespectively readings shipping house for comfortable Washington: dispatch arrangements making the ’ £' 1" Boston 15 os to relates yxostal advantages the an act far to The as bill for done ' pertaining a a damage by go great way to make Jhe placq pleasihg — The Indians are again I “Governor Evans: vT Edward Everett died this ' ami residence was read the first time r heavier portion of the mails by the Isthmus i on Sumner street of this city of apoplexy and travelers and burning trains on the animals murdering ' ' On the second of : Revenue I the bill 70 years and nine months it reading A v sake of plains i Get authority to raise a regiment of unrestricted Bat it appears for the MrsiCAL-Mr Calder advertises his agency for ’ I " was back referred New" Yprk 151' Witn amiore speedy transmission of their letter cavalry for one year’s service We must The bill musical instruments Of his reliability the people Letters from Geo Seward secretary iiulgnKtd Uinta A embi the Road chartering to clean five Company out thousand these hie superintendent of the Atlantic Telegraph Comptnr troops " r mail they ore determined as far as their in- have of Utah require no information-whitev- er ' ' :1' will be was read the first time this of or the to Cy£ua W Field after alluding to the abluti people savages Territory letter fluence can prevent it that the inhabitants The bill chartering the Deseret Irrigation" and engages to do will be adhered to to the very of the cable now being mug compelled to leave it Everything is already Pianos and brass instruments are known to every dlectricaLperfection factored states the amount completed to the Sotfc of the mountain Territories shall be deprived at starvation prices The General Govern- - Navigation Canal Company was reported back body and to everybody’s grandfather mhch in the of December at 750 miles The cablet now beior ' of many postal advantages' though 'nowhere I roent must helping or give up1 the Territory I and read the first time same fashion— of them therefore we can be silent manufactured at the rate of 80 miles per week-The rievenue bill was further discussed will be finished by the end of the first week in June more desirable than in these forbidding and to the Indians or the Cottage Organ— a new instrument— we Two tanks arc on butf board the Great Eastern for the the second Elbert V‘ Pending (Signed) reading of the Deseret Irri remote regions have our commendations of cable and the third Is rapidly the - Acting Governor” gation and Canal stowage charter the House Company’s no is reason to donbt that th There ' - Now this cohduct is not exactly brotherly clash tho instrument first ' is A f probably piano at 10 a m cable will alLbe on board the ship and ready for adjourned till y Government sends General the While musicfn most advanced ladies ambitloned well find we hope it will not be persevered in If by sea with every appliance of the kind and in Ui inmen' send entertainto as let source a it education al bnt of best order daring the month of June Mr Beirut incorruptible troops family — Thm were The Grand Psobatb Court it should be we trust that:the day is xfot far Jury has no doubt that the cable will be successful! in ment and first fired the education wha the is There tiriefining contributory gun together several days last week and of coarse distant when a line of steamers will be estab- vestigate houses of the masses of the people the Cottage laid and worked deal of in who fired a on is have a there that found bills argument great supposition they Headquarters Army Potomac 13 lished to carry tho mails Utah is in our opinion the instrument It is utmost The Organ quiet ' still reigns along the finish ' some somebodies We or shall against somebody front "Idaho Montana and Colorado from Panama Sumter this of Even picket firing' seems tt to liable not built low army get have been priced substantially i W hear soon has bet if given same to but relation of order and bears about the up' j7T HOME AFFAIRS up the Colorado direct and thus' secure those Inspector-Genera- l now of the armiea openb : We hear it rumored that a appointed the piano in appearance as a moderately dressed ing against Richmond I mail rights and privileges intended for and practicing in this city has commenced a suit " V MONDAY MORNING 16 15 to tailored a made and citizen does I ®°V?r Washington J up 1 the common heritage of all against a gentleman residing hero and formerly of I Richmond Enquirer of the 13th contains the : The LsafsLATivx Assembly— The Connell referred Virginia Montana The lawyer clahns $10000 barbered fop The great majority of house in following from the Mobile Advertiser-- - The To bill of A' Miner Esqrw for $100 for professional damages' The prosecutor was counsel for a crim- Utah are not resting places for the fop neither kees about 4000 strong are at Franklin Mills os' j river without transportation Their supplies services A bill for an act creating two new coun- inal whom the vigilants sent huitiedly to another are they' just prepared for the riano We com- Dog are received by way of Dog river Owing to tbs who to to seek make parents ties and changing the county seats of Sanpete' and world The defendant in the case is charged with mend the Organ' formation of the country their position is unasssil- - : home the highest attraction for youth' When able Our forces are in a proper position to stop Richland Counties was passed Councilors Car- - the lawyer’s banishment —hence the suiL Tne telegraphic wires have already reported I the labor of tbe dsyis well performed it is pleas- sny move they make In a skirmish the other day As we were going to press we learned that Mr rington and Yohng were appointed a committee to three Yankees were killed and five captured thetpew disturbances with the Indians oh the I act with the House committe on the school laws W A Hickman was arrested in accordance with ing to parents to look upon their rising' generation On Friday last says th Charleston Mercury tho Ela'tto r The Rocky Mountain Sevra of the coMolkUtion ud amendment Ml The blU'to to- - one of the above bills and'held to bail in the sum clustering happily together by the fireside listen- Yankees in unknown force are to hav to sentiments and sounds that elevate the crossed New river on the road reported Graiiamsville--Thc- ir ing to Bes to' now in before Court the ""rtoaof $oo00 appear 9thj atiie that on the 7th a dispatch mind and purify the taste main body however is still in the neighbor- I back with amendments and additional section and ion hood of Hardee ville As yet their object not received at Denver from Clark s and Keith passed" A bill forkn act to provide for tho incor-anT tar The weather has been decidedly as cool for Wheeler is closely watching their developed — In with I tbe The Mails North Cook’s trains bound eastward stating compliance movements itmost as care several to have porstion of new coanties was passed A billfor-The days people instructions of' the Post Office Department Mr that four of the teamsters "had been killed by I road in Provo Kanyon was read and referred The Richmond Dispatch says the freshet far storm snow last moderate coming night may between' Salt Lake City the contractor I -Ilolladay James river commenced falling about four o’clock' In the House a message was received from the matters thp Indians ‘ Offices Walla will Walla and Post the with supply I pm and in less than two hours it lad'yesterday " t” Governor announcing that on the 13th inst he subsided onwards of 15 inches Further then vomiEnciAL and' mails this between States United the A dispatch was also received the same day h&d place small break in the canal and the filling np of the M appr0ved and signed the biU entitled “an act or Tin Daily Omn from tbo alosbmg offire Kfjing that the had first and second stories of several buildings in the' 1 then th right to rato'johi Khoo ' ' 171 1S65 at least Jan for the Tnesdar lower part of the city we have not heard of uj aIndians hac cleaned out the town smashed meting Evening present boild atoll bridge across Bear river in Cache ' serious damages occurring therefrom 205 Conr— Gold i and the Franklin Between mails Brigham City all the windows doors andfnmUnre in all the county and "and act to incorporate' the Tooele will be carried storn 84 BotM 272S the that is the Dust— during’ It y enemy Virginia all the reported Post supplying ' of last Tuesday advanced their picket lines on our ' City Library Association" alsoi "a resolution in Offices in Cache houses and robbed everything from the GREAT SALT LAKE CITY ItETAlI MARKETS and leaving Brigham City Valley 'extreme relation to grants of land" A bill for an act to right south of Petersburg COTTOX GOODS and Friday' at 7 a m There it an coach coming towards Denver except extend the north every Tuesday Francis P Blair sen the Yankee Peace line of boundarySpringville City 3 SO and semi- Heavy bra shortings 11 SA Skp cotton pr lb 'arrived this city late on Wednesdtj one package "of greenbacks which the mes--' to the south boundary line of Provo City which awkwardness in running 00 Gingiuinis 90 a 1 00 Fine' do"T560 a 135 He scamefhto onr lines at the point ia'v fashion this mails after until bat night Flannels Bleached 75 together 25 weekly sheetings al T senger chanced to save and escaped with to had passed the Council was read the first time 90 a 1 25 Delaines 75 a 125 front of Fort Harrison held by the city bsUslioB Denims are orders received from other there Washington on nitoar lines S' was bill hoars several was 75 : from the : school Council - tbo fort odjoinfngr the town which the few a 125 Kentucky J The received 1 60 a2 25 lie delayed no remedy for it— It will however all come Stripes is ' wu which come 00 Bine 2 drill for to 1 to 75 the 00 90a Ticks a ing permission city In with amendments On the concwTed amend citizens and soldiers occupied Five dead 50 a 60 Battingpr lb Prints 150 not procured till a late hour of the night Since meats the House asked a committee of conference right do 3 00 Cotton Yarn Thread 15 00 his arrival he has been kept or has kept himself splpr wore town the Postmasters between this and Brigham City site The which was Jodies lying pn W00LLU from the public eye His movements or where- granted and Messrs Carrington and will no doubt remember that seven minutes arc Bnadcloths desired commander of the post no dispatehcl Young were appointed on behalf of the Council 7 50 a 18 OOiLlnsevs llels believed to r 1 25 a 1 75 bouts are shrondg f in mystery SO a 7 00 He has been 8 House be the mails tlie allowed is for Csifslmerea all the at that of Poplins' Spotawood opening lodged 15Qa200 sent antil he first had forwarded his own re- and Messrs Rockwood'and Woblley on behalf of 2 a 00 SO Shawls Flannels la 20 IS 00 old his of several met acquaintanby They will have' to be expeditions but never in a Sattinets 10 00 a 25 OQ ces accidentally 2 25 a 3 50 Blankets were Their characterized by the meetings port of the day’s fight and consequences the House' r 150 Delainss v ft nan to said hurry on is utmost He both sides Public" cordiality Notaries for for Great Salt Lake The bills The “telegraph machine’ was taken np to the officer of had the interviews with Chief Executive urm and Weber Counties were reported upon adverseA New Magazine— Mr Barnard J Gray our Irish fort befbreihe office wa3 “cleaned out” '1 50 a 3 OOJDiaper 75100 the Government Puban Notaries a hill for act jt concerning New York IS ly rand our news furnishes Crash 150 table with Brown 100a 40 a 15 agent There was in" Denver an unconfirmed ru- - lic for Great Salt Lake Weber and Millard Coun- enterprising The llcrald has further particulars of the rebel a hew magazine —Gazlay’s PacificT Monthly for emocssiss west Virginia on Wednesday " attack mar that a train encamped near Bijou Station ties Was substituted' tabled v 100 Rice January Tbe contents of the first number indi- Sugars 4060 morningat Beverly Tbe attacking force was comminded costs fees courts and of bill Tbe and mr Coffee Molasses 125 concerning 600 cate considerable taste and good judgment and gallon was attacked on! the 7 th the train "burned Gen Wickham of Rosser’s division Tb " 400 a 500 Star candies Tea 90 by for other purposes was killed on its second read- from appearances we should suppose the ' ' Union - 65 Soda troops of the post consisted of the 34th Ohio pnblisl 75 and most of the meir killed Driedapples 65 Dried Saleratus 75 infantry and 8 th Ohio cavalry gander Col Fornet ing peaches aims at extending the ideas of the folks on ou2 00 3 00 Indigo Tolmcco 600 They were completely taken by surprise andshoot A dispatch dated Junction Station on the The Revenue bill was read the first time Atlantic side of the Rocky Mountains We enter- RaMnl tnumbered 125160 The rushed in rebels suddenly The committee on elections reported tbe number tain the notion that the folks who have never cros- 8th from G W Claytonra passenger to the k Cola Forney and Govatt ad shoot v sncis 400 of their men were taken prisoners Thetvo eost smd “we consider the danger ovdt' and and kind of officers to be elects d by tbe Assembly sed the Missouri need a thing of the sort very Cinnamon 300 Pepper 125 Colonels and about 200 men soon after sncceeded 18th the 300 irat af mucl- - We wiih it snccets and friend Gray many ®j!5jL 200 Wednesday Ginger wilt proceed ra goon ra the Hoad Soperinten-- f4 in 150 Jamalea escaping and regaining the Union lines Tho 125 I Ill pm for raid electionwas fiSrai rabscriben 600 Ixebels made a short stay and then retreated toA special committee wards Lewiaburg appointed to bring in r soars ' That Restriction—Hon II P Bennett writes was received at a bill pursuant to the joint resolution accepting The Richmond papers publish official report of SOIDomMtis 60 the defense of Fort Fisher and surrounding work- 125 the grants of land made by Congress for the estab- to the Rocky Mountain News that a bill he had' i The strength of the garrison and the damage dons introduced for the repeal of that obnoxious postal BAKDWAK lishment of agricultural colleges 1 Sentinel the bombardment stateUi are not The by “Valley Statiox Sunday Evening Januand lath 60 Sheet iron ‘75 states 4 provision has been defeated in committee and Nails— shingle that the discord betweea Butler and Porter — sixes SOlWire all road down Men 8 'Went the to 185 was the cause of onr failure One of tbe rebel: upwards t today ary Ovebtcrxed — On Thatsday a man named Da that the following amendatory bill ia the best that Castings pr lb 60 60a70Laadpr Fort i were were killed by the vidaon started from Battle Creek to ia disabled that guns says Jock after the men' eight prisoners 3 50 Tt ASOaSOO Grain 400 scythes scythes appears that the representative :-' bring a load of can ba done and that the severe shelling drove tbe nm j Indians yesterday - We found men killed and hay to the city1 When on the upper are anxious for quick letter tee States Pacific tb of CLASS at casemates torthe where dagway H they folly expected burned all and horses and I mails 35 10x14 heist the curtailment of paper mails to the ItxlO little resistance 70 assault and could have made roai trl'ronTDenTer 1118 Point of Uie “ounti1lle and r2011 ? ‘ tf ' ri - -- i : - 1 ? one-side- -- - -- - the-interes- - ts - s are-anxiou- 1 : ' - i fiiTT - ! -- i - : at-hi- ' : s - ' vfi - i ' -- V - i X 9 I I i 1 SH ' - pro-greas- ing - ! & to-da- - 1 j of-Arizo- na - ?-- " Brlg-GenWiUia- : limb-of-the-l- sw - - ‘ ' ' - -- rl : a - : ' - : - 1 ? T - “ semi-weekl- Ex-Kpre- ss - cr - tri-week- j ly - ‘ 5 - — -j day-brea- -- -- - if 1 - ib-Ora- j- - Songthe” rosVa ldilod'named loSoiie sum Andrew five men wounded severely two horsea killed and the wagons burned Marsh's train had one man killed two W5unded slightly orje mule killed An-mim- Vvnniui and ttin afrinlr and man all n Haynes’ train had three nien kiUed and four wagoM burned One party of In dkms are three miles in the' bluffs bnt we eonld not catch them Seven men are missing and cannot be found The coach was escorted by ten soldiers who saw Indians v: in theblufls all along tho road f Haines Operator” (Signed) yk by toaofmaragmratiraya temitote number of involsntanr aomeraanlta dowirtho ho tecR mountain aide to the resulting in the death of one ox the serious I maim! TUT of the other And CMMMfinihlA Km neb in rr N I - ! ji ' t lho Indians that I fought yesterday were seen by my scoot on ’White Alan's Fork Villa (JP-- nJ111’- - south of here was fighting them seven white men Indians at-- ”"ch t the game time I ITiey killed and wounded The force on the Repnbli- - 80 s Jgg? gg torthw °pu5e£A wagonWhat madethematter teate rad lfnnt $o Washington J 13 ' The following announcement baa been itarntohrt ' for general publications The Department of State Washington The President directs the undersigned to jerfora the painful duty of announcing tothe peoples the United States that ' Edward Everett distifr gnlshed hot more by hia lesrniig and eloquence than by his nnsnrpaased and diatingniahed laboi of patriotiam at a period of political disorder this life at 4 o'clock this morning several Executive Departments of the GovernncBi will cause appropriate honor to be rendered tt the memory of the deceased at home and abrotd wherever the national name and authority is knows-' W H Seward (SignedV WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET eaectael seise' Qnotatloos under this bead an 5 00 Batter Wheat' I 00 803 50 Eggs' Y Barley per bosh “ 400 Cheese new Corn M do 300 old 50 22sperlbi 10 Potatoes 225 ' : 4 00 Peas 500 Oafons 300 Hay pr ton ' Flaxseed 40 00 14 oo Lumber pr m- SO 00 a 100 00 Hour cwt ' 9 00 Laths pr 100 Cora meal "i 25 fresh m 10 00 a 12 00 Beet pr lb 12Ual5 Shingles pr ' 60 Wood pr cord Dried beef 25 00 Coal pr ten '30 00 40 00 IIamsi 75 Bacon 1 rentatiyeVoT ffie-Unite- : 1 d ‘ - " : ’ ed ’ : jie-part- - ‘ DABNEY SHEEDY - nt i The-comman- - - !' V-Ne- - : £ -- StoteTo'L America6 That the assembled fourth section of an I Congress act entitled “An act to provide for carrying the mails from the United’ States to foreign ports and I for other purposes” approved March 25th 1864 be so far amended asto insert in the proviso In said section after the' word' "newspapers” the :75 words "periodicals magazines and exchanges” so that it will read: Provided That this section shall not be held to extend to the transmission by 'mail : L i GACIIEL CACHEir York of newspapers periodicals: magazines and exoffice of publication to bochanges from a knownnot The Herald's Cumberland dispatch says a ear THAW THE" CHEAPEST! na fide subscribers exceeding one copy - to CHEAPER' on the lOtK wc airy expedition left’ 'Winchester each subscriber from any one dffice sonthwva-witho12 ville as as miles ’ & proceeded far Berry aft the of except enemy meeting any We understand that the Harpers and Appletons Rave opened in th WellsTllls Ilotue a Xew and Com toJW-- then proceeds gnerrillas and other large pnblishers have petitioned Conplsta STOCK of yf : j ' 'wood but found no rebels had been- there for : of the obnoxious for laor tbe we and eral weeks They learned that Rosser's carsuj repeal gress DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES had gone into Winter Quarters at St Tnnstan think the least that is doe the people of the Terri- ' The UorningStari from Orleans 7th has arrive It tones i the privilege of mail convepnce of tiegle A nomber of Expeditions have been sent oat frott ' ClCHE CO' tVBLLIVlLLX copies of books and pamphlets ' sis well as of peri- Bffitftii nd other places to chMtjM ear--' Tbe Deseret Uereantllo JAseoeiation meets odicsltfoJ The United Stataj the mlonf Miaaissippl guerrillas HIGHEST:MARKET f PRICES I this ob war ban Jacinto was wrecked on evenings ' We hope that they may ' determine sloop '"! Pridfcr'r'v s off Key on the Bahama banks No lives were BtcncnNO— The Reese River Reveille gayu— r upon freighting this season from the Atlantic Private letters from Ia Pas Arizona say that the Whaat' Flow Oats' Barley Batter and most of the stores of the vessel were saved I 4 d - - “7t ’ J ' f- ’ " r who try it 'V ± JswittMbKySOof my It tried hard to snow All day on Sunday - hitherto Lake throagh BfocltKujon Colorado j and aTlSr J as possible in the interior’’ I - - ciiecici F I' - And all tba Prodoe eVfiha Cooratry J : of 10x18 V ’ enacted worse the I I aflAWS)l A J borrowed the poor wagon had also Just bought the oxen and was going to sell the hay to ‘ pay for them' JThat little Journey was one not to-da- y very pleasant to contemplate to say nothing of ' taking ’it in so snmmsry a style' !v ” t Theatrical— On Saturday evening notwithstanding the veiy cold weather and a professional The following purports to be copy of a change the house was liberally patronized "White is a very interesting Drama and was exceeddispatch from Major O'Brien at Julesbmg to Lies” well played The old members of the AssoGeneral Mitcball oi Omaha received January ingly ciation played as well as ever and Mrs Al Clair 8 or 9: aon played infinitely superior to any thing the lady My econt jtfst in reports an Indian Tillage ever attempted before Barney the Baron was 14) or 15 miles south of White Man's Fora received with rapturous applause and was much He supposed he waT within fix miles of the better played than before missing! kt 1 1 i ' S S6TRAG “ wanted in exchange for Goods 3-3-(0 ' -- Cincinnati I5 A Kash ville telegram aays the ConTautlonlbri reaoletiea vote a nearly nnuimou Sieeed by ' person should be considered a qwnea voter until h has tak$q I stringent oath decur F t a '9 ( - i - y J" rt -- ?— 4 |