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Show STEAMERS FOR EUROPE. WHITE STAR LINE CAKKYI.Mi T1IK UNITED STATES MAIL lihTWfca-:: New York, Cork & Liverpool. New aaJ full-wiwor'l Stoaw.'hin. O' Kvhv, KuTiii I'-, Un-Tif. Cklht. (itttjxii1'. C-irAssii'. AuauTi'-, Ubloic- H.iilinif (Tom St-w York on Saturdays, from Ln,.fi---L ..i. ll.'ir'.UiS, Cilln-n at Cork Har-l.,r Har-l.,r lm.1i v:i-. It. m tli U him aijr Uock, i'-iv.-r.. F-rry. Jr-.,y .':tr. I '.i- - r in 'in 'la.i'jui if'jf all clisjoo uur i jli'-'i, cojJjiiiiuic SAFETY, SPEED & COMFORT. S.t!.,-n. St:i..-r....rrn. S(j:ok in-room end Pu-h-rmi in il 1 UMH f liuo, wiieri Icwl L. Iol. !iif' 'jiia jinl Mu'Bf'Jc-'ao?aiC''m.any thou t-;m,..M. ll.i f ; i ..il'.'-n, IN Slccraaft, "n from ilm Old Cum. try -,i now uoum tluuraio ' Slu-.-i.rf.r',U..'4.' l"to ai'.al "',)' nil j.ar- of Anion. t" I'arn, li lhu lj,ir(, .orniiy, faired- on, h.'lu. Amtiali.i, (.'lima, Ac j Fur iii-...Ltion .,i iA.ii: a and otli- r infurma ! tiun, api ly .it tin) i.'umi.inj 't uiuc&s. 2'u, Jir..dd,...y, V. rl. ; - r r ; h. UAllM'M. A.o.nt. anil 'U J-ike City. DENTISTRY. V " V V- - - A . Yi . 1 ) U N 1' O K F) , tiuceojwor to SIIAItP A. DUN I'OU I, DEXTISTS, Ofllr'o old stand noit door eiut ut " Deeeret oit " uilica, Dili hours from ii to o aulti ST. LOUIS TRADE. Jab. A. J.1CKS05. I', S. Protrrs. Ja3. M; Q. Douolas. JACKSON, PFOUTS I DOUGLAS, WUOU&tALE UTAn.E A.XD FAXCY GROCERS, AND commission merchants, NoS. 103 and 107 N out it Skco.id Stbirt, ST. LOUIS, M1SSOUHI. Also Propriotors of tho Cole bra tod HOME STOMACH BITTERS. S 3 0 0, oM MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY Legalised by State Authority and Drawn in Public in St. Louis. GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME ftO.OOO NUMTIEItS. CLAS & to bo Drawn Sort. 30th, 1S73 5,SS0 Prizes amounting to $300,000 1 priio of gvt.il 500 prireaof 100 1 " of I.:,!"-) 1) " of 1,000 1 " of jn.mo 9 " of 500 I " of 7.--J H " of 300 I union of 5,(hH) 0 " of i'0 i " of i.yy) m of aw co of i.i- rj " of im 1M " Of 1M) 0f 100 10 " of 5,000 " of 10 TICKETS, 810; HALF TICKETS, S3; QUAKTKUS. 12.M. i) d- Our lottorios nro chartered bv tbo Stato, aru always drawn at tho t'uio nnmod, and all drawing -rounder tho suorvisioQ of sworn C-'iiiini'wloiiors. fc-r Tho official drawing will bo published in tho St. Louis payors, and a copy of draw-in draw-in tr fentto imrohmorj of tickets. 1 1) " W o will draw a similar seheino tho last day ot'ovorv month during tho year 1ST 3. BO- Koiiiit, at cur ri.-k, bv t'oat Otlico Mooot Ordor. lUvwtorcd Letter, Draft, or Kxpross. end fo- a Circular Address, Air li KAY, MILLLK A Co., I'udt Uilict Uox -ikl. Br. Louia, Mo. "sr. loijis STAMPING COMPANY, Corn or of J CASS AVENL'K AND SECOND; STREET, ST. X.Ot71?, MO Maaufacturora of PLAIN AND TINNED IRON, Pre;cd, Stamped, Plnnihetl, JnpaDnod, and Ualvaciioii T I ICT "W" -A. jzi, IE , Also a full asrtnienC.of Tinners' Stamped Materials CONSTANTLY ON II AND. f' A full lino of our manufactured Feeds can always be found at tbo wre-rooos of Z. C. M. I., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. TINNERS AND CAS FITTERS. r. A. KITCHKLL. DAVID JAMES. NOTICE. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE TIMS day aAscviated ourselves together for tho purpoio of carrying on tbo business of MaaufscturinK TIN, COPPER, & SHEET IRON "W A. K. E ; ALSO Gasilttlng auilPluml)ing, Etc., etc As our Mr. Jamej baa h.id extensive oxreri onco in tiatittinu nni l'lutubins, wo shall mAto thjt part o:" ojt bt.in'.'&) a Speciality. Wo fc-ivo particitlAr attc&tioa tt Tin and Iron RoofiTir. MillanJ i'urnaco Work, and Snoot In'n Comic. HopiN-to receivo a liberal ?baro of publio rairi-n.i,-. wo suarantoo our work to bo dono in tho bo.-t And uioit jubiuntial manner, and on reason a bio turmi. MITCHELL & JAMES, North mJo of First Suth Street, between and -t Tcnii'Io streets SALT L.VKE C1IY. apl7 MILLINERY. z. c. nvn. x. LADIES, j Special Notice ! mis. C0LE1UJ00K ir'alace oi' Iiiyliion, Is collie ca her Masr-iccct ktk of HATS ani EOITITETS niw vu.n; I'uk" r-::; on s mon th To n.Ji. Kva, ; h,. ym Sl..vk-BUILCINC Sl..vk-BUILCINC BRICK. BUILPIXG BKIClv. MOREHOUS & CO.,1 HAVEBiliCK fX IM TO SUPPLY THE MILLION! tiot your fire-proof houes up- Pric rvafo-nablo. rvafo-nablo. Loato orders at tiiouthco in Husey"a Ne.TLank. uxia 1 Z. C. M. I. CLOTHING AND FURNISH1NCSJ Z. C. M. I. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT NEW AKRWALS 0F SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, IN MEN'S, YOUTHS' & HOYS' CLOTHING In all tbe Newt Frtbrics and Styles. Also all the Xrvvit Sty Us of SILK, BEAVER, FELT, STIW l.M) IMWMA HITS, For Men's, Youths' mid Children's Wear. !TWo call Hpeciul Attention to our Stock ot CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Unerclothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Nock-ties, Scarfs, Shir Studs, Umbrellas, Valises, etc., etc.,1 Agenta for the filmed BUKLOCK ....... ID JL A 3vT O InT ID SHIFTS. Wo are oponing tho most oitonni ro and best assorted Stock of PIECE GOODS, We Bare over otler&J, oousistin? of tho finest quuUtio, ov French, English, German. Scotch and American SUITINGS, VESTINGS, CASSIMERES' &c. Which cannot fail in suiting tho tastoi of all. Wo haT purchased, with a view to supply all tho roiuiremonU of ourS Rapidly increasing Business in MERCHANT TAILORING, ou mm our catrons can aaieci irom tno cnoice-it ?ook in u tan. NEW HEGULATIOH MILITARY SUITS Mado to orcler on tho shortest notice. - Our vory Hoavy Saloa of Wall Paper and Decorations HAVB INDUCED US TO MAKE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, So that this class of soods can bo soon to much bottor advanluo than formerly. A boautifu awortmentof Oilts, Brome, Satins, whito and brown Blanks, otc, now on hand A largo Ajeortmant of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S TRUNKS, of our own manufacture, beautifully got up. Men's and Boys' BOOTS andl SHOES, Homo-made r.ud Inijiortctl. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS AND CARPETS. II. B. CI.AWS0-V, Superintendent. Z. C. M. I. SEWING MACHINES. . , ,., SINGER-SEWING MACHINE MILLION ... ,. , , ,, in;the united states. We respectfully invito tho public to call and seo our excellent variety of SEWING MCHINICS Plain, Beautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship. C0MB1.MXB TI1K LATEST WPKOVEMESIS, WITH THE MOST USKJTt ATTACHMENTS, OF TIlEfYKR? BEST EQUALITY. THE SALES OF LAST VEAE AMOUNTED TO ' mpany 50lllng;55,734 Machines more than any other Com pair . Our rales in Utah exceed any other house in tho Machine lino this side of Chicago,; ! OVER 9,750 BEING NOW IN DAILY USE THROUGHOUT UTAH ' t EYEEY JIACUIE "r Alt BAITED . To cio entire satiifaction, and instructions furnished frso of charge, bj comiietcct artis!. It affords ns (treat ple-nre to infenn the puMi-- that 50 Mva-tr has etct bid MTRi.D 10 ihes Aurjtcv, lirfugh failure or lnii-en'LCtii'n in pericrmini its work. Every machine is th"tT!iihIv te?tp-i acd tried from ihe Fact 'jry, and is not allowed W leave our Salesrcom until placed in complete running oniar, Terms of sale to suit ail circumstances. : Other Sewicg Mac-Miies Repaired ou Reasonable Terms-CALL Terms-CALL AND SEE THE SELF-THREADING NEEDLE, ' ' Available foJ all kinds of ?ewi-j: Mschines. The eafiet thrcaJcJ. ard tho best ne-dro ta the world. We axe the onlj auihcruod aczu l'.t Uuta. We extend a c-jixUaI Lnvit i:i c to all to COME AND SEE OUR (MACHINES Whether they wiih to rurrhaso crait.. AT THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE DEPART31EXT Two doors eouth of E.'!e Enii"-rium. Z. C. 11. L General Aount? " I Z.C.M I. SHOE FACTORY Z. C A-X. I. SHOE FACTORY Decartraent, OO EAST TKM BIG BOOT. Gents' Boots, Ladies' Boots, Children's Boots, Gents' Shoes, Ladiee' Shoes, Childi'en's Shoos, GENTS' SLIPPERS LADIES' SLIPPERS', CHILDRENS' SLIPPERS,, For fine weutber or stnrmy weather; for wnlk ict;, dtui'-ine, wi.rkinir, si'mimsu, climbitiK, ridins. GaUiiiit, miniiiWi etc., otc. A laro and choice assortment of tho above, our own make und iiuimrtcd, at tho must rcosonublo prices. We make to order any style and tlunlHy desired and Ins ore satisfaction. OLD BOOTS AND SHOES Mado asgood n.a now-- almost, SELLING OFF OUR OLD STOCK. 15ELO W COST. SOLELEATHER, UPPER LEATHER, HARNESS LEATHER, Imported CalfSkins, American CalfSkins, Morocco and Kid Skins, SHOE FINDINGS AND 'KIT" OF ALL KINDS, HORSE COLLARS! Horse Collars!! Horse Collars !!l ALL AT LoratpricesMesMKetail, Ordors by Mail receive special and prompt attention. Hides and Wool Bought. II. B. CLAWS0X, Sup't. IRONFOUNDERS. SALT Llki: 10, CiiABi-rS Hoojik, l'readcnt, IVt.w York; ; ' , IT. J. Davison, Vice-President and Treasurer, Xkw Yi'iik; F. F. Josfs,Scorctar-.NKw York. ..lanufactarcreof all kinds or IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. TVE can offer tho bo.n inducements to al l) imrties in this country who are interested in Mininp, Smeltintr and Building. We can furnish, ot tho shortest notici," ORE ICAHSI- Of thf latest improvements, in cither Wod or Iron; ORE BUCKETS" CAR WHEELS, of any size, HOLSTLNG fl'KDLASSES. Cast Iron Ttavers" F r FrRSAC? -SLAG CARTS AND TOTS, BOnOM AND FRONT PLATES, Corner Binders" BULLION MOULDS, LaI'LKS M M,IH!Jks, WTJ1 .Ui KITS, Smoke Stacks. Cliiireoal Wagons. PL'LLHl.u alluw. COLPLlNGc?, BoS, 1U"GE1W, thai tine rinions, 'iudceon; i Dig Wheels IKOIS" KAILIXGS, COLUMNS. SASH WEIGHTS, AND ORNAMENTAL WORK, fOR EVILDEI'j-" EVILDEI'j-" orks: On. blk uth of Derot, L. S. SUTHERLAND" P.O. Ecx. wfl I i SCOTT, Co.. Aro the Acenii in Utah Territory for tho s.ilo of my Pick. I'icks stamped g "J. Wrisht," or "J. Wright, extra," M coming through any other source aro ft a bogus and inferior article. -My It picks uro pointed with an extra quan-fgL quan-fgL Hty of best cat stool, and aro tho fi Original Washoo Pick, feS Dated July V., 1P73, & rl J wlUtillT-San Francieeo- P'j - Also Dealers in Iron. Steel StoTtSjTiiiware fJ' MJIflXQ TOOLS, jj WROUQHT Turrits, pi PI 11c an il nil ItLuds of fitting Vfi for Furuacti and Mill. W HA M. 33 "W A M. El M BURDEN'S HORSE AND MULE SHOES, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, BRASS GOODS, RUBBER tiUUDS. ; Agents job Hooker Pump' Tnbbs Rope, . Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof Safes, G. S. Lubricating Oil, Hercuies Powder, ALL LOW FOR CASH. 'Ilaro a well -a pointed Shop, and are prt pared to do all kinds of SHEETIRON ANDT1N WORK, Promilly asd at roajonable rate,. No. ')i iV-t Tomplc, or Main Street. ill GENERAL DEALERS. Now is the Time for Bargains ! AT TAYLOR $c CUTLER'S, IX THE 1'KICE OK DUBsj GOODS. Musi Close oat to make rocw, fur Full Cheapest Cooking- Stoves in Town! Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TAYLOR & CUTLER, under Taylor's Hotel, Easl Temple St. RAILROADS. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and aftor May VI. D A I Ij "' T It A 1 IN & Leave Salt Lake City at 5:o0 a.m. acdoiij p.m.; Arrivo atOnden at 7;50 a.m. and 5:1j p.m.; Laaro Ogden at 6 10 a.in. und 'H p.m.; Arrive at oalt Citi" at UKlJa.ni. jid p,in. ln addition to the abovo. MIXED TRAINS will run DAILY, SUNDAYS lEXCEl'TED. Leaving Bait Lako City at a.m. and 0:30 p.m., and Ogdon at 5 a-m. and G:50 p.m. Freight Trains loayo Salt Lake at 12 m and Ogdon 1-20 p.m, Paissencors will pleaso purchase thoir Tickets at tho Unices. Fifty Cents additional will be chargod when tho Fare is collected on tho Train. For all information concerning freight or passage, apply to JAS. SHARP, , Oonoral Froight and Ticket AgonL ' JOIIN SHARP, SuperintondonU UTAH SOUTHERN B1ILR0AB On and after May 12th, 1S73, r A X HL, Y t it; A INS Leave tho Utah Central Railroad Dopot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.m. and 2:30 p.m- Arrive at Lehi at 8:45 a.m- and 4:15 p.m. Leave Lehi at d'-'Si a-m. and 5 p.m. Arrive at Salt Lako City at 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. In addition to the above, I I X E I TRAINS Will run Daily. Srmdays oxcoptod, Leavins- tho Utah Central B. R. Depot, Salt Lako City, at H 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Arriving at Sandy at 7 25 a-m. and 2 IS p.m. Leaving Sandy at 9 60 a.m. and 4 50 p.m. Arriving at Salt Lake City atlla.niand6 p.m. Passengers will plenso parch two their Tickets at the offices. Kilty cents additional will bo charged when tho lore ia collected on tho Train. For all information concerning Freight or Passage, apply to JAP- SHARP, ;Oca. Freight and TicSot Agent P ' , FERAMORZ LITTLE. Snperintondont. UTAH NORTHERN R. R TRAINS RUN BETWEEN OOEINNE, Junction with C. P. R. R. A.l LOC3- jlsT. On and after Hopt. 1, ISTj, Daily I'asjpnger Trains Lo&vo Corinno at 7:30 p.m.; Leave Logan ats:50 a:m; to connect with trains for Ogdon and Salt Lake Trains Rnu ou Salt I f fee Time. j 3" Stases connect with Trains to and from Northern Settlements. PASSENGERS WILL PLEASE PURCHASE THEIR TICKETS AT THE OFFICES. For all Information concerning froi t or , paaaage, apply to CiIAS. NJP.LEY. ! Gcnoral Fr-uhtand Ticket Agent. JU.1N W. YOUNG. dD tien'l inpL, " 1873. Tie CMcap anA Nortliwestcrn THE Best, Shortest and Quickest ROUTE TO ALL rODITS EAST, 'Via CUictipj & 'ortlnvt-t'-ni Ilaihvy," ! hereby securics Sri-t.ij,G.,r.isrt Sirnv an d j a:-Co WrTM.u oun -il Bltifs with tho Union Pj-.-iii': luuiruad nd at CHICAGO with all Eailwa1 Linei fcr the Ea.'t, North and 6-. i-h. 'lhi;1inchn aJore-J ell r-.-ra imi.r.ve-nj"n'. imi.r.ve-nj"n'. in tr.ics; and e impmen'.J. iccin-iLnt: Stoclli-.:!'. Lii-ur:- i-Vny ! ( , r, w:-h i:l!"r !'li-.:crm3 otd Wcititih.u ci'ir Air Lrakt '. Cnr rcn thro-.ffh l)-.:"-o.;- r..,- biuzs 'ajj B.iSaAff chekL-d tiiroafrh and hundlL-d with tare. Noettra rlnw frr tnin'fi-r nt 0ihs-r f.'hi-111-v orn.'-l-Ti Lavici Lhr.'-.n-fi l:ca.i-,! ThrU b'TKk'!tc:in"bo "',1;,;i.r.fui-n!. r-..J Ti.jWt: u.:; c- m .-r-i.it J..,::a Ci-. s:,n Kf:irid"ci, Pa-ram-T'-o. (nt.isa. nmnha. LVurcil UlutT-. and all in:..-:;.t! tLi i.iLcci un the jLtrul in 1 j"non I'at-iic P.ui;ryJi. C. P. R. R. j OnaudaricrSiiiuIn), .11a)- 4,lf73, ' 1 rnl n a will Irnve Kllt 11 follol j3i4ui.iu.. (dailyA PayeiiK-or Train fur Reno (for l'iir-1'n und 'ir:iiiiiO Saora-iiiorit Saora-iiiorit ., Marvsvillo, UiylJint, (lor Portland, U..1 Suvktim. Morcfd, (Jvr Yi'mito) Tiiiton (for l.iw Anvoli",) Sun Jose and t-an Francisco. 3iU0 11. m., daily. Throiitjh Emu-rant Train for Sacramento and ban Fran-cbco. Fran-cbco. J'. U. liOOliMAN, Hen. V&a. and Ticket gont. A. N. TOWNE, Uon'l Sup't GEO. 1!. RICK, AQK.Nr, Salt Luke City, oiiico wiih .Miirrhall A fioyte, Jver W. F. Cos iiank. 32U STAGE LINES. GILlIERifSBURY'S DAILY STAGERS LINE inaocGH Utah,ISoutlieast Nevada & Montana Leaving SALT LAKE CITY. DAILY, Running South to Tintic, American Fork Mount Nobo. Sovio .St. Uoo-,'0, Utah; and Pioche, Novada; PASSING TH ROUlill Provo, SringvilIo, Spanish Fork, Payoon, Salt Crook, Chicken Crook. Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Crook, Louver, Minentville, and all the Principal Tuwns and Mininu Camps in Souihcrn Utah and Southeast Nevada. Also loavo COItlNNE. UTAH, DAILY, Running North to Virginia City, llolona, Fort Aienton, Doer Lod-o, Cedar Crouk Minos, and pacing Ihrouch all (ho Principal Princi-pal Towns and Minim; Camps in Montana. PRJNCIPAL OFFICE: Wells, Fargo & Co. Building iunl SALT LAKE CITY. SAiT LAKE, OPH1R ASMD TIMTIC StaieaiiuiSI Express 1 . 1 ."N I :,. RU-NNIXQ DAILY FRUM HALT LAKE , via LAKETOWN, TOOELE CITY, I6CK10N and Ol'HIH to TINTIC. This ronto has boon ro-stoc ed with siiloodid Concord Coaches, lino Stoc , caratul aDd attentive at-tentive Driver,, and every attontion is paid to tho comfort and convenience ot riaesongors. Good Accommodations 011 tile road. THROUUU BY DAYLJaHT Cheap Fare and Quick Time OFFICE AT WELLS, EAKOO A CO'S SALT LAK !i CITY- fllNES & (1RKATH0I:SE. rroi.ricton NOTICE TO MERCHANTS FAR WES TFR EIGHT CO. Fust Krciglit Line FROM St. Louis via Lincoln, to Omaha. Xti Change of Cars to Salt Lake. Xo Crowing Missouri Hirer Critlges, Consequently no Delay. Merchants ordoiinc goods from St Louis will find this tho Quickest and Cheapest Roule. Order oods marked and shipped via "FAR WEST LINE." For further particulars, special rates, ic. oppty to JAS. F. ACLAR, auc 3 Gon'l Managor, St. Louis. lctr to Z. C. MI. EDUCATIONAL. ST. DIAKIvS SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN o.x MOMIAV, Sept. 1st, at s::,r, a.m. 1. The Grammar School. oj'"ite (he City Hull, receives Boys and Uirls. trum six years vld upw.ud- 1'. Tin? S"!ko! for '.irl, in tho ba'ement of St. Murk'sChurch, receives Girls only, of all -:. All ccrr api'licitnl for admission to tho ! GrAiu:i:ar School aro rcnie.-f-l to apply at 1 th' "I'lC-jf-r enrolment, frm Monday, 2M h. to 1 rriday, 2'rh. int , inclLuive. between the I ln'iiti nf !i and II a.m. I. 'Hi" Studie includo tbe ordinary hran- cn- .11 miliary, unmmar and ili2h Sch" )l. - i rcn-.-h. Gcrm.in. Vocal and Instrumental Instrumen-tal Mu icaroeitrajtudic?, tanghl by special tca:b.T. h. 1 !io -Bymnnt of tuiii.-a, in -"lead of monlhly.a.- horcl'jfire, wi'l ,o -iiiurtcrly in-variably in-variably in advni'.ce. lor liirth.T information ni'ply to (he Rev. Ji"cph M, Turr.-r. t the o'V-e above: ur to iho Rev. Tho. W. il-kii-.. auJj ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE, AHOitiEAKD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. rp H E AL.M OF TUP (l L Yj E IS T" ',I'E X E.r:a phvi-il. mortal M-irriw,,ui truiniirf hca;:h,leajoLr;iaid a Chn.ctjiuichar-ac-T. The !"-?ati-jn is .Ttral. cs'ynf bcc", and removed ir.-m the di-: r.i -;i ;n ot' (ho city; (ho , chajnte of Uenicia id nuttd lor its unilormi:y ar.d vik't. Then;ili'iry di'.-itltre and ln'rt!'-tirn. hy It? th..rou--hnv- and imram.ili-.v. 1 emin.tly j . re t!:o b !v, un i n. p-.ve hai;;L-o"li.:c, hai;;L-o"li.:c, irunipti5, order a.;d joi;-re- Jr. th'-1 c'a-iral dei-irtrner.'-p;M il are fitted t.ic .:.-!. a ii ; artm' nt thy may taku the i-t ef-,r- d-:r--d. i : .n li n: ido P r -h-' l intr:i-ti-n In :h5 1 r..c- Li, i-errt-.n or Sj ;,-i-h U-isua-t, end in:rmr.iiil nr.d vocal mu-ic. ThSch':')l Yiar i divided into iwo termi 1 of twenty wciij eiv.h. ' Trinity Term of 17''!. l.'r. Ju:v 31 -t. ' El'-r Tonn of 17-1, U-ii Jan. loth, i ExrM?nc-f.r B..-J, Tuiti.-n. Fuel, L:Kht, AVn-liiiii-anti .M" r.di:..ir...C-17: (i j-r t-nn. ' il-ri-n; La: ru.i.-., h 10 iJ --r t- rin. ' No extra chary.; lor Anient I.nr?M:i7 'ii. 03-For further bf' rn.r-.il--, or Cl-ful ir- I Ad'liw R-.v. WM. P. Tl'CKER. Bonlcu, C-tl. ! BOOTS. SHOES, AND HATS. .... DUIMFORD $c SOWS, Have on hand and are Dally Receiving One of tho largest and best soleetoJ Stocks of BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AKu'ciPS, (iEKTS1 III. O V 3i S , . Ever found in any -stoic in America. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT WELL SUPPLIED. LIFE INSURANCE. MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING. No Tiostrietionsi . tipoh Tra vel. D1VIDK.IW.N COKTllimiTION 1'LAN, nrlnt the to.-l I'oo.tniar,. A.iv.nt., to tho Policy Uoldcra. DIVIDENDS & LOSSES ARE PAID IN CASH. THE COMPANY RECEIVE KQ NOTKS AND (UVB NONE. THIS COMTANY DECLARES D1VWKNDS ON THE KIKST PAYMKNT. TO1K MISSOURI VALLEY LIKE INSURANCE ",COMl-ANV U a, . L Coni'nn.v organtr.el Unit call IMUO U Ul 1IECISTEI11-I) I'OI.ltlla, Whicli jirm-itlc acliml. bc i.lr STATE Sivtirilv for n,nt f ' , V ,,; aocumu nt.on.-, ca.-l, Namlo Pli,.y (K,.Ki.U.r.l) Iwarii.B tl,o V , n , , , f ' v "'l'' paSr'sS :f lns"n,ncc 10 il,is icw a5 or' csw 'l TJX AS OUR NATIONAL CritltKNt'Y rm-ivrd l.ro by the Comnnny is !on,l lion. L j-j ,., J,, ' 1 t Socunty, to iPolioy Honors, dlrKU B,s in UiUlJCfeiSSS TOXTINE DI-VTOISSTT) TOLICIE.S: rpHK MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE INSUHALe OUMPAKV U ,,w U ui. rjUESE Policies can bo rrgisUroi ns other Policies of tho Cominy. rplIE TONTINE DIVIDEND POLICIES of this Comivmy ,',l,i ,h , rplIE Policy polders rcmniiiiiiK lo fhnrc Toiilinn .Surplus, s,, ,m.' nil ,i,l f li i 1 of original amounts iiuumTand a return m auk ot tWAuUMt n ', , ' ', I. itairf, with over 30 per cent added. .''"""! rpniS rcstilt is obtnined l.n- i,rini-i.,all.v fri Hi,. f,u-t Hint tl; ,, v , .., . . ,n 1 pan,- is loaned at TWELVE 1KK CENT. Co,,o,,d IiiterVil, w il K. . "' Cmpiuiie,, restneted to loan their money .1 homo, receivo only six 'per t! on fe LEGAL INT'KKKST: CONNECTICUT, 0 per cent I KANSAS ZUM 7 " " "haska;::::::::::::::!: hOURI 12" " OOUlftADO,. ..ZX; li . TnF, ndvnntnp! ofWwtftn Invcftments to the Policy Ucidirn :ir- iii tl,',. CJl.,,,;,, itnnlinjt i.K,ires.- The nrm.unt of 8I.CKI, Invct.Hl fa- Fifty Yi'i r. . t u,.' cent. Comjiound Inl.-rest, is $18,.13).ii at 12 per cont. it i, (Ids. II THIS Company Imi-e reeentlv ,,rKnniI a Ilmnch here knoun 11,.. -'1'ilfl-v JIOU2.W IlliANClI.-V Suit Lake Cil rlm'i "mhraet J.'i members the bet business men of the cily. fpHE Company is in a IlourisliiiiKCoiiditii.il, ivil, a rnpi,Ily-iiicr,.ji.iii,, hu-in.-j tk. I wreentsirc of increase of business the pn-t year bcinjr Inrpvly in f 'y., the old Eastern Companies. 1 VO MORE SAFE, PRUDENTLY 51 AN AGED, P,FTT1!K !H V II1EN I) P Y- II mg Life Insurance Company, cxL.ls East or Wet, than the ,11 itso'tiri Val- InooirJ f !, 'S ;onimc'uli 10 " cili,. of Suit Lake City and sumaindin, eountrj- for its patronnRe. SAJII tl A. HARVBNT, Aernl, ' S'J'akc Cily, Juno 21, 1873. . Se.rind door north vnViilkr.r Hmw. Z. C. V. I. WHOLESALE CROCERIES. GROCERY bEPARTM'T. Z. O. M. I. - WlTOLBSAU ANI) RETAIL GROCERIES, HARDWARE, PLOWS, STOVES Crockery, Glassware Tinware MINERS' SUPPLIES, We do not throw out any Baits by Advertising a few Leading Articles at Low Prices. ALL OUR GOODS ABE CiIlAP Dealori In tP Settlement and Minic Town will find It to, ibc-ir intcrc-t toe ill "1 eat aire Prices before rnrchojnni. H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. WACONS, CARRIACES AND BUCCIES. BAIN wTgONS '-'-'-'T.:' rXjt&.ji&i!t- - FACTORY JSaTAJIIJSlI r li nji si.-,a. ' I FIRST WAGON DEPOT, SOUTH OF4THE THEATRE; "Also Repository for Concord Carriages & Buggies WAGON MATERIAL IN LARGE ASSORTMENT. Z.C, M. I. sell the Bain Wagon at Ogden and Logau. Utnli. THE BAIN WAGON' is ivakkastkd iuu One Yiuit, .t.-' rh.i.oivs: Tluit the I.iinilior in (said Wam is of tlio la.t quiditv, tliorc.n.i:) i'y ami well put bv thi-r, anil strciij;lli ofKiinif sulliviont fur n-,ui" hy fair ft,p.; ami for any Lmikaco ur l'.iilurc on amount of mmni'P' materiiil used, tlic uikIi risr,Ktl ittrrcc to pay all reasons,!. !e cii:ii;u- l'r i;ik the nrcowiry rrjinira at place of sale. Ji 31 SEBUEE A BOBER1SON, Sole Amenta for Hub- I |