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Show fool. His ani Tallow! W. L. PICK ARD Will pny theHijfhcsti'-ice in Cash fc WOOL, ( HIDES, TALLOW And all kinds ul FURS . BUCKSKINS. &C. fhird South street Corner Third " West) or, U7ircc Blocks South of Depot, au LETTER LIST OP WELLS K VIM.O A CO. Friday, - Jan. 16. Bird W J (cobson A Plmer II Jj'iiloyCH .lonosJ Player Mri A Evans MajWH Johnson S l'ringi X L i-.liioit J Kont A J ttoio Ex Detoc- EnniRD J 0 Loakhart C J tivm KlIisoQ W H LeoUU Sflhunk P Fiald EX Mthotrs J E titodo Misi A HftHJlra WE.MyorK Thotnp'on A Holland MisatiMaUbowfl J Lyftborg ii tutors J II. WADS WORTH, Agent. W. H. CHISHOLM A. CO,. Under White A UoOomick's Bank, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD AND carried on marking. Railroad tioKets bo uk hi and sold. nl5 Chicago & Alton R R THi Oniy First-Class Hood is tho West. LOUISIANA, MISSDU Rl Now Short Koute from KANSAS CtTY TO CHICAGO Without Change. . Via 'St I,on:s, Kansas City and Northern flato North Missouri 1 and Chicago pi. d Alton , llRilniR-la. criming the Mis-ifsii-ii at Louisi- ' ana, AIn . and !'assint! through Jacksonville, Bloomington and JolioL The SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO TUB EAST, via CHIOAQ0I XCh-igaiifc IDay Cars ARD Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Hun thronitb fr-jm Kansas mty and St. LonU to Uhioago. Pullman Palace Dininp Rooms. ABP SMOKING C A 11 8 On a'l Pnilr Trpins: the only line running these cars from Kansas City and St- Louis to Chioajro No Line Makes as Good Time, )r closer einnertionfl. has better accommodations, accommo-dations, better track, more elegant Day Cars, more luxuriant and ooinfortable eloei'ina Cars. Trains of Kansas pacific and ail Western Roads oonnect clusoty witii Trains ol this Lino, in Union Denot. Kansas City. IAS. HARLTON, lonora: Pavonfter and Ticket Agent, 0. A it. It, Chicago. S. MoMULLIN, Gen. SurU, C. & A. R.K-, Chioaev- RESTAURANT. j Merchants and Travelers' E A TING HOUSE, First Eoulh St., opp. Townsond Ilouflo. SINOLE MEALS, SO CENTS. BOAKD BY THE WEEK Arrangomonla raado with Dancing pitrtio, KIRS. WARY BIORKMHN, PROP. CI IL ENCINEERS.' C. !. CLEMENTS (LafcU S. Surveyor General for Utah,) AFTER ton year, oxperionc. n I.&n4 Attorney. At-torney. Kecister ot th - Lnni Office, nnd faurv.yor Uonor.l, uga'n off.r. hifi aorvicw . Land ' and Minini Attorney, In all contertod Mining, and other Land Papers for Patents and Adverse Claim Carefully Prepared, and Ilttcnlx Procured. O v v j c s: Over White & McCornick's Bank, BALI LAKE 0ITV. UTAH. 02) CEO. M. BOUTELLE. CIVIL ENGINEER, U.S. MINERAL SURVEYOR. Office in the building occupied by the Surveyor Sur-veyor General's office, onposUo thoTomnd House, Salt Lake City. dJ W.BREDEMEYER, US. MINERAL SURVEYOR, CON. . soiling EDffineer, Examiner of Minos and Mining Kxi'ort Office at rccidoQce, Kimball Kim-ball Block, opposite Townsond Houso. o!2 JAMES H. MARTINEAU, HYDRAULIC AND CIVIL ENGINEER, and LAND SUKVtiYUR, LOO AN, CACHE COUNTY. Mineral claims Borveyed. ol0 JOSEPH CORLINSKI, CIVIL ENGINEER, United States Mineral and Deputy Surveyor for Utah. Ofnoe: Firtt South Street, nearly opposite o28 St Mark's Churn. M. T. BURCE88, Civil Engineer and U. 8. Mineral Surveyor, WU1 preptr. the nooossary Papers and Dia tram, tor Patenu and Prouwta. Office in Building ooonpiad bj Surveyor lieaerai. , lutl ST. LOUIS TRADE. BUY THE CELEBRATED M art Tnniu Metal Tjje i MANUFACTURED BY THE BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY, J. A. ST. JOHN, nl9 Manager St. Louis Branch. BZEmtCHIEIR, SUGAR REFINING Co., ST. LOUIS, MO. 3TJT LOAF. CKDSUZD. POWDElUiD AtJU GRANULATED BL'QARS, WHITE AJJD VELLOW COFFEE ft r (5 A RH And Syrups of superior Quality, oooJtantl; Jn h.nd. and sold at low pricw. Prio. Lists turnishod, on application to no5 E. Y. WARK. Secretary. POSTPONEMENT ! ft GRAND GIFT CONCERT! FOR TAB BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. OVER A MILLION IN BANK!! SUCCE$SftSSUREO I A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN On TUESDAY. 31st 07 MARCH, Neil In order to moat the tronoral wish and expectation ex-pectation of tho pubtio and the tiokot-hnldTs. tor tho full payment of the rnagnificnt gilt, amouncod for 1 ha Fourth Grand Otorert of the Public Library of Kootucty, the msn-cemeDt msn-cemeDt have dftermioo'l to uostfono tho Concert and Drawing until Tuesday, the 31st of March, 1874- They have already realiiod OVER A MILLION DOLLARS, and have a treat many agents jot ui hoar from. No rloubt is entertninod of 'he sale of every ticket before thn drawing, but whe her all are fold or not i ho Concert and Urawin? will ioi-. timely and nnoqctrocally take place on the dny now fired, nnd if anv remain nn-old thuy will be cancelled and tho ..rijeo will ho ro-duecd ro-duecd ia proportion to tho un'old ticKots. i Only IiO.LKXj tiokeu hare issuod, and 13,000 CASH GIFTS, $1,500,000 will be distributed anion tbo tickot-iiolders. The t okets &ro printod in coupons, ot tenths, and all fractional tiaru will be rpro-b rpro-b on ted in tbo drawing jiut aa whole tiottet are. . LIST OF GIFTS : One Grand Caiih (iift 32 COO Une Grand t.'ah Gift -... . K'0, Hi One Grand Cafh Glft. m b0.r0t One Urand Cash Gift 35,0 O OnoGrard Caah Gift ... IT.TtHl 1U Cash GilU, J10.UOU onch ITO.iNNI SO Ca-h ti(ts, 5.0 U each l.W.u nl 50 Cash Gifts 1,000 oaeh .W.iiOi SOCwhGifLi, 500 oach A"XW lft) Ca?h Gilts, 4M each . ., I." Cah Gifts, ;xj oa-h limn 2.t) Canh Gifts, a'0 eah oij.nuo TO? Cii'h Gilts. HsJ each . :-'2..'0 1I.IW0 Cash Gifts, 50 eath ,i50,0OU ToUl, 12.000 Gifti, All Cash, amounting to (1,500,000 The chances fora gin are as one to five. miCE OF TICKETS: Whole ticket. $50; Halve. 8S5; Tenths, or eaoh counon. to; Elei-en Whole Ticbota for S600; Twenty-two half Tickots for II, uw; ()no hundred and thirtoon wholo tiokois tor 1,uW; to hundred and tffontv-foven wbolo tickets for IIU.IXX). No discount on loss than SjOO worth rf tiokeU. The Fuurth Gift Concert will be conducted, ' in all roMpects, likotho three ivhioh have ul- ready boon given, and full particulars may bo KHrnod from circulars which will be ent free from this office to all who apply for theui- Urdtirs for tjc-k. ts and applications for ageneie will be attended to in the order thop are receivrd, aad it is hoped they will bo einl in proinrtly that there may be no disappointment disappoint-ment or delay in filling all. Liberal torms given to those who buy to sell again All J agents are peremptorily required to settle up their taicuunts nnd ra'.urn all unsold tiokets by the'-Uhdayolilarcii. THO. E. BRAMLETTE, Agent Public Library. Kontuoky, und Manager Man-ager Gift Conoort, i'ublio LiDraxy Building Louisville, Ky. dii KD. OONOLI.KY, ofConollcy .t Co,, fri 1 bt South SUoot, agont for Salt Lake City . 5 BAN INC. j SAVINGS DEPARTMENT DESEKET RATIONAL BANK. Itecolre depoills of Ont Dollar and Upwards. InUsret at oigbt per cont. per annuD oompoundfld Bomi-annually, on tho Pir.1 of March and September. WM. H. HOOPER, President. H. S. ELDREDGE, Vioe Prraidont. L. 3. HILLS. Casliior. DESEBET NATIONAL BANK or SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. PAID UP CAPITAL .I200,(I 0 A15THOKI7,BD CAPITAL 11,000 P 0 Wu. H. HOOPEK, Pr-.H't. U. S. ELURiiDliK.Vioo Prs" I 3RIOBAM YOUNG, Wm. JKNNINU3, Director.. JOHN SHARP. P. LIITLE, I U 8. Blul.5. Casolar, Golf) Dost, Coin, Kichange, Land Warrants, College bcrlp, etc. COLLECTIONS MADE AND PR0MPTL1 REMITTED. FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE Interest Paid on , gAVINGS DEPOSITH p3 First National Bank of Utah SALT LAKE CITY. Sea Special Advertisement on Third Fag 8ALT LAKE CITY NATIONAL BANK. , Authorized Capital, - $500,000. B M. DcRELL. President, JOSEPH M. BDRKETT. Cashier, HKMPaiHAD k KJKKFATH1CK, AtUimeys. CoBRSSPORDBSTs: a.ru vtiq w J National Park Bank. 3WyOEF -tnnnnM. Lawaon Co. BOSTON...National Bank of North Ami rica. CUICAQO... Third National Bank. St. LOUlS.-.Third National Bank.t OMAHA. ..Omaha National Bank. SAN FR AN CLSCO National Hold Bui and Troat Co. LONUON.Jay Cook, MoOnlleoh Jt Co. A. TT. TTHTft. W. B. V 'OO EST 01, WHITE & McCORNICK, (Boooewort to A. W. White A Co.,) baitk:ebs; Ear Tmmfljwt.i Salt Laki Cttt. Deal an In SOLD DUST, COIN ft BULLION Mcihange on ail the principal cities o, tM United States and Europe. f articular attention Riven to Collections and proceeds remitted at current rata of jt ohango on day of payment. GEO. K. WHITNEY, Attnrnay. Corbesfokduitb: Bank of California ....S in Franotsoo LaidUw A Co.,AgLi.Bank of Cala. New York Childs A Prinoo Chi oa.ro Omaha National Bank , ... , nn7fhf nil4 BRUSHES. CELEBRATED BEUSHES, FO PAINTERS. KALbOM I N EKS, WHITE WASHERS, HORSEMEN. And gntsaix Famtlt Uex. For Sals, Who wale and Retail, bj Z. C M. I. Qrooory and Drag Dapartmaatj, Mossra. Godbe A Co.. Moatri. Teosdol k Co. F. H. STEWART A Co.. 1? Piltshnrah. Pa. BROKERS. C. E. Pomeroy, hb:r,o k: e MONEY TO LOAN . Exchange on New York, San FraBcisro and Europe. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AHDSOLD., SILVER BlU. LION BOnOTlT. SILVER TRADE DOLLAliS. Collections Made. LOANS MADR for other ntutied on first olass Securities. STOCKS AND BONDS Bnueht an Sold-RAILROAD Sold-RAILROAD TICKETS Bought and Sold. EMIGRANT R. R. TICKETS to the East. gCABIN AND STEERAGU PASSAGE tc CHUCKS CASHED after Banking Hours. TRUST DREDS. MOKrOA'lES A DEEDS DRAWN; TITLE.j EXAAI1N I'D. If you want Cheap Parage to the Ea.t; If yon want to Sond iloney to tho Old Country; If son want to RmiBrate a Kriend frot? buroiie, call at the oilieo in CODBE'S DRUG STORE. STATIONERY. STEVENS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Stationers Botween Walkor and Clift Houses, MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. nW oysters: BOOTH'S SELECTED BALTIMORE OYSTERS. FRESH EV-ERY DAY. ALL orders sent from town or eouDtry wir rocalve lmmeJiato atteotion. SHIP.MAN & BLONUEK,. E'diutice Agents for UtaJt, iMalnStraat, Sul.akoCity. r--B53 FOR THE WUU SPRINGS. Salt Me City Stresi Railroal Cnr5 ivi'l lovotbB Junitionof East T.n. plo and First -Soutb dtreais. ln" DESERET NATIOSUL BA NX COMER, For h. wtRM SPRIVO BilU8. dan ovary It mmutus.vii . at ' ""J. 7.30; 7.55; 8.20, 8.45; 9.10; 0.35- , 10.25; 10.50; 11 15; 11.40 a. m . u 12.30; 12.55; 1.20; 1,15; 2.10; t,' 3.25; 3.50; 4.15; 4.40; 6.05; 5.30; 5 jJ p.m. Returning, will -0ave the Bath Horn. 25 miauto """try SINCLE FARE, lO CENTS OKSON P. ABS01.0 LIPMAN'S f.Zr Great Discovery f ..J , HEVE FAIUKC Perfectly Has, DRORARLY KO OltJEf'T R.i I calM forth morn prt'paratiji, ,L the for HhSIOKINGANu BbaT:ti I N G T 11 K P U M s N M 1 II. and fio-ftion at the head for effifiency and .f aaMy-thH is abolutHy (re f roo sj I od ft L ic --'ulr.hur and ner-r fsi i to dticilh" effnet do Ked 'a mirint n0 tA l.ro nrmion- i oa-ily applird, imj , doubt tne SIMI'LT, ben and en .".' Hair Re-orat'ie in ne. (Sold by all tW Kisis. General Agents, Chablits L'-oin i C... WholfaU Dr-a.i.t., 8 an Frangi jj NOTICE " In tho Troha'c Court in and fur Jaib CflnotT L'tnh Territory. ' In roatt-ir ofiho E?tte of Jamei) Kotioe W. nilson, deceased, lateol We- to phi, County atbresaid. j Oeditori. VTOT1CR IS H EKE bY GIVEN' THr AT willholdaKPMial ..ioq of the aforau Court to bear and adjudicate ill cliims tented a((aint tho af resaid eutu. t.nm .th the Clerk of the Uxi Coon, w or bt'fore tho day aforesaid-By aforesaid-By order of Judge :;iier. I j-"-- lo witness prnoreoi. I htv L.S unto set my baud and affiirf tho seal of the eaid Co m, tan :he 2l6t day ot UecemDer, A, I)., lo"l, at aj otnee, NofbLi Samuel pitchfortb. Clork oftho Prubate Court otJuah Co-.l'tal), dr, CHICAGO TRADE. PACE, BRO. & CO., Imoorters aad Dealers la. LEATHEE & FINDINGS, wOLD CITY HOTEL CORN BE,11 . il?k" sSdf CHICAGO, ILU W.W.Pa. Boston; Orvillo Pace, I,. injl9 a E. Page, fCtue H. I f HEELER i CO. LAMPS & LAMP FIXTURES, CLASSWARE -FIRTJTT JARS, The Lanest and Finest Stock on tl CoptinenL 22 T.AK-B STREET, CHICAGO o2 M. D. WELLS & CO.,. Manufacturers of and Who lets Is Staltri ia Boots & Shoes, 638 Wabaah Ayenna, CHICQ0. M. D. Welle, H. J. MastarUnd. R. Benedict, nU S P. Molntrr. "THE OLD SALAMANDER," B B M O Y -A-L. 7an Sclaact, Stevenson & Bfil Wholesale PAINT DEALERS, I I AVE hEMOVfl) to their New Btortt. II and 'M LAKE STREET, earner Der born Strcot, ion the old site) CHICAGO, where, with buildings erected expressly for the business, .Sloaui Elevators, etc.. tbey oT opened up an immense stock, nnsurpastsd is thenortbwesL Sneoia! attention .given to Territorial bntr nrss. it PpHK AN.M'AL MFBriNG 0(f TH8 JL fti'c-hindo r i. tiii L:l h iou.harn Kwl-:ond Kwl-:ond 0 ic.a.;y. will be nuld nt P-ft B. Vouoi'.. utnj -, .-.11 Libo U.;y, U. T.. htu dav. Jaud.ry ,7ta, lo-", at lTtf GlOVGESWAS.See-Slt GlOVGESWAS.See-Slt Lake Ci y, Doc 27ih, isii. tt REPORT OF THE CONDITIO Of Tll DESERET NATIONAL BANK, AT SALT LAK H CI FY, , IN THE TERRITORY OF UTAH, At the close f bus inas, Dec 2i, J'"A , I RESOURCES. LnDs and dir'coiiiits- 2SW" uvordra ta . '' ' H. fa iM. I to siMM re circulation... iJ,iW Dm. troiu rodoeming and reert'e AK.ta Ufc Duo iii.ni alioti&l Hajfi ti.V-l Lino in-iij Stmo banks anil Uaniers S j I urmtaru aad I isu roi ! Currant exiiunao.- l.' ' Picaiiun.s iV'lotl Chochrt and othir cah items w liille ot other A'ationul Uanhs Ira 'I -u nervy tiuuludbn ni)kols) w Z Sjjeoio, vu : coin H.- t LcK.iUcndern-.te MLttl-toa L pul-tend'-r notes w LIABILITIES. Capital flock paid in !nA Surplus fund - Wf j;5 Discount and lutdroit ' hsthanao i 1'iotit :.d loss I'," 3 .a.iciial bank circulation oautucd- , ,. M inS W Diridvndb unpaid Inaiiiouul do:x,-it3 IS3 ' Dojjaiid ccrtiticaios .f depusit L- 5 Curlifii. uhtclis TERRITORY OF UTAH. County ol Salt Lake, J I. L S. Hills, ra-hiorofthe DcserctNsuon-al DcserctNsuon-al Bank, do isulsmnly Fwear that the "do" statotuon' is truo to tho bust ol'iuy knowlws and bblUC L. S.HlLLi, Ckia. Sub-oribod and sworn to before mo thi da. ol January, 1-74 , JOIIST-CAIM" Corr;l; Attest, u vr. n. HWPEH. |