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Show BY TELEG11AP1L Sic 0flrtcn function. n.UfeW WEDNESDAY and SATl'EDAY, pv"r-- L'OMl'AXV. LytheOUIIIIJI 1'UUUSIIINU JAMK9 McO AW, President and Business Manager, .whom all Business cuuiujuukatiuus should be ,jdrl. nothing of futurity, is for his best Jnd and happiness in the present life. President Young then blessed the Priesthood and the people, and all who ek to do good in all tlto world, in the name of tue ioru jesus jurist. Elder Geo. Q. Cannon then read the names of missionaries caiiea to labor under the direction of Elders (,'has. C. a - - t .11 H'lCD ana iioreiiiu ouun, us lujiuws: T Clark Eir ProTUsall, 13th Ward .o it . John L Brushes David Hess, Farmington Niels Wahlstrom, 17th Ward Ludwig Suhrke, 14th Ward Charles E Kobinson, Pleasant Grove A O'r- Jumtion liy the Atlantic und iciuHrupii company. j The Battles! Gainbetta's Proclamation! - German Revenge to be Fourfold! Sacking of French Towns by the Germans! . ; Burning of Abies by the Prussians! AMERICAN. Washington, 10. The Mexican Claims Commissioners have acted favorably on but two cases as yet. Clias. II. Wheeler and A. B. Anderson, the owners of the brig Indus, which was seized and sold by Gen. Garseaat Tampeoo, Mexico, in 1803, have been awarded $13,000 in gold, with interest from the date of sale. do Robinson Special to (lie John Charles A Berry, Springvillo Horace Drake, 12th Ward John Luther Dolton, Weber City Ebenezer Farns Charles Hubbard James Peterson, Mill Creek jeppe George Folkman Joseph Evans, Lehi Joseph Thomas Kingsberry Carl Marcusscn, North (Igden Edward Berron, the owner of the Mexican scheoucr Orient, which was seized at Aew Wrleans in May, 1862, sent to New York and there detained until January, 1863, has been awarded Williolm lliskey $6,5-- 5 in United States J E Lane currency, with interest from January, l.3. The Daniel Law claim of Thos. II. Monstery was rejectBenjamin Clark ed, the commissioners holding that Fordham William Jenkins anyone embarking in the military service of a foreign country was, for the Walter Hogo, Providence time being, a, citicen of that country. Lewis Gerand Monstcry went to Mexico in 18o9, and George B Morris 19th Ward was appointed General Military InstrucGeorge Clissold, 11th Ward tor. Whilo teaching fencing in the William Andru, Morgan County camp of Gen. Floris, be was robbed of Benjamin Wright, South Cottonwood a large amount of money and jewels by do Frederick Y Bishop, Gen. Floris and one of his soldiers. In Charles K Wright, West Jordan the claim of Salcato Petro, the commisHenry Lewis, 20th Ward sioners decided that the U. S. was not Joseph E. Mullet, 10th Ward. Milo Andrtis, juu., Dry Creek. responsible for tho destruction of cetton do. Laron Andrus, by the naval forces of the Confederate States of America during the late civil Famuel M Price war. 1 lie commissioners then adjourn Ihvid B By beo ed to meet on Wednesday next, when a .lima Tcterson Ciarles Peterson, Weber City, Morgan Co decision is expected on tho question of Thomas Ashment citizcnsliipjunder the Mexican Constitution of Americans owning real estate in Benjamin Peart Tec-r- . Miron Higley, Mexico. jun The corner stone of the Monument to the memory of Baron St. Euben, the German officer who distinguished fought valliantly in our war for independence, was laid in May last at the Schutzen Park in this city. The Monument has now been completed, and was unveiled with appropriate ceremonies this evening. It is of Italian marble. highly polished, standing about 12 feet high. Hie dias being aboutt 4 feet in height and 4 feet square, on which appears the simple words, "St. Euben" on the American shield, around which is a wreath of oaks in representation, of a torch, and the monument is surmount ed by a bust of St, Euben, about 2i feet high, which is said to be a capital likeness. Major Abbott and Cant. Ernst, of the U. S. Engineer Corps, accompany Professor Pierce, of the U. S. Coast Survey, on the expedition to the Mcdit- eranean, lor the purpose of obsi-- i vino-the solar eclipse in December next. 1 resident (mint, and other notables visited the Schutzen Park to witness the unveiling of St. Euben Mon ument. Henry Dixon Neils Rasmusscn Eira F Martin, 3d Ward Andrew J Johnson, ljth Ward Robert Collins Fritz L Johnson, 19th Ward Benjamin M Harman, Kith Ward Henry llavward, 16th Ward Roberts Wood, 14th Ward Stephen Theobald, West Jordan James Johnson, 16th Ward Franklin Merrill Albert M Merrill Daniel Bryan Also to tuc lollowinn to so on missions England: John I Hart, Ogden Charles Lambert. 7th Ward Conference adjourned till the Glh day ' (April nest. Hie choir eanej "Tho earth is the Zord'B." Benediction by President George A Smith. rilUM VXl.N r K if KM K. M11CC r Mitiility evening, our City has been, daily throng ed with hundreds of citizens, returning from the Conference to their homes in the Northern parts of the Territory. t iuiiny oi mem r .l. i FOREIGN. Amiens, 8. Considerable excitement w as produced in this city to day, by the a rival of M. Leon Gambetla, from Paris, byabaloon. He left yesterday, intending to land on the Prussian lines. After the outslll reaching an altitude beyond tho ran ere ot the Prussian a severe north current of wind was encountered. 'hich threatened to interfere somewhat with the Ministers original plan of nro . , m ,,r; vtouiukw luurs, .finer a lime 01 mis- "Prehension and doubts, as to his di- - . aroppea in lo see us, expressed themselves highly satisfied with, and well paid for their long trips to Salt Lake City and back. They say the U. C. 11. R. is a "glori ous institution," as it shortens the distwee between their residences, and the CaDital of Utah,, i v. all of whom ' sharp-shooter- Bek! Bkes. I have a few hives of kw, which I will sell at twenty dollars I icuicu ucur mm . cuy, wniiuer .H. Uam- hive for cash, gram or potatoes. bctta soon reached. After a brief inter- tf FAtv . . view with the authorities. hn- nrnfoorUH James McGaw. ' Oovipn o j I on his wav to Tours whern tini hui' ...... ir... RKTCBKKD.-Mondav evening. John portant information nnnn t.h f Bf,t loung Esq., returned from a visit to tne caPilal to communicate. lie East, lours, 8, cvc. . n . h. 1 I he enthusiasm is increasing. The r , Jl.T Ir ;e.8,leTl 1 On m (oe nmmiou it. I youngest brother of President B. of thc tw armies now forming. The rrussians seem to D8 determined to nd- loune. I vance into Normandv; the nnnnia in i,ot Morb Nkw Goods. We direct the province are sending grain and cattle Mention of our readers to the adver- - furtner 80u"1- - anJ P'ce every obstacle Ln. lne way ot the l'russians, tisemcnt of tb n.i.n poss.ble, , "li'"""cu' "'The Papal troops and fiarrihnHi..,,. u. C. M. T. in tliia ifiDita T.nn..A.. make a force of 6,000, and form tho nu rf They have a full and complete assort- cleug of one of the new armies ' ment of Fall and Tours, 9. Winter Goods. Call The latest baloon which has descended Hd see them. within this vicinity brings intelligence Lime. Last week we received a car of the condition of affairs within the up to Friday, at which date every Wd of excellent lime, from the kiln of capital quieu i una rcmaineu calm, II, Daniel Williams, at Morgan Citv. but vigilant, thn ronort if I witliinthn wntU 0(1 which l likn tho '.Kin.. I-arc. mnln.l;in,l ffm Coalville, was disposed 0, via London. Rouen, of, at very M. Gambetta the Minister of the Inte- nort notice. Mr. Williams will furnih or arnveu nere yesieraay, irom lim..i on . cars at fiftv ont .i ir k..i, 0- " til" thusiastic reception. The officials of the C.tv rtrnrnrl i n r in o Inntl.. vn..nn Who wants planing done? sion, tendered him an honorable recepG. Child's advt. tion. ' He addressed an immense throng from the Balconv of the eilv hull it Suddki Death. On Saturday last appealed to the citizens to stand firm 'Irs. Joseph ine Donelson. who. and repel the invaders who are even with li ksband, had been in this City now at their doors. By repulsing the residing Prussians they would contribute to the fW few months past, gave birth to relief of their brothers at Paris. He ' children, a boyand a girl. But the said in conclusion. "Let us sink all Wwlunate lady never saw the infants, difference and dessension and make a with one object one universal he died immediately after they were compact sentiment 'Victory or Death." fn- One of the children was born Uambetta has, by a decree of the min istry, been invested with thefullest powTlo funeral took place on Sunday, and ers to settle any questions which mav arise demanding prompt attention. In largely attended. ms speech he has announced that he intends to resist by everv means within Crowded Out. Editorials and other his power all attempts at negotiations tters of interest are crowded out of which shall in any wav. compromise the 5 Issue to : Frun.nn mnlrn rnnm diomitv . ....... fnV 1 true P " V If U J nf suuuv. VI CAUI h 111 111 l, nce Minutes. liatary or excessive. While willinir to concede measures of justice aggaessions 3? Jcst AuRivKn, A large stock w in oe resist ea. Berlin. 9. Liquors of the very best brands, at Official reports are constantly beintr first and Third Ward received at the War Offi Drug Store. from iho h;oJ J I the defenders, he declares that the sole occupation of the people in thc departments outsido of Paris was to aecept the fraternity and supremacy of the Republic, desiring to rescue Franco from the abyss into which the monarchy has plunged her. To effect this salva tion, men and mouey were not wanting, tmi decisive resolutions and consecutive execution of the plans which the direc tory might lorm lor tho relief of the country irom invasion of the national defense. Wo are straining every nerve to arouse the country to a senso of its peril. Agents are abroad in all the armories of the world, and arms are being obtained from all the gun factories in Europe and America. But in the midst of all this activity, the distant provinces, unsullied by the foot of the invader, have abandoned theinselves to torpor; but this lethargy shall beshaken A great country will rise, niaicstic off. in her might, and inaugurate a national war. The autumn rains and chilling blasts will give immense trouble to the unaclimated Prussians, who will be decimated by hunger, and will fall an easy prey to the exegencies of nature. Their task of subjugation will prove a hard one to accomplish. A great nation of freemen cannot relinquish her place in the world, simply on account of a Foreign invasion. 500,000 men are massed within the walls of Paris who would rise, and rather seek death than submit to tho dismemberment of their beloved laud. In conclusion, M. Gambatta says, Paris affirms the universal sentiment of the French people, "Long live the Republic of Fiance, one and indissoluble." Amiens, 10, eve. Another balloon from Paris safely passed over the Prussian lines, bringing the following intelligence; The balloon left Paris last Saturday evening. The American Minister, Washburne, had entered strong remonstrance with the authorities against the outrage which had been committed upon the house of an American, who had the stars and stripes displayed for his protection. All the inmates of the house were arrested by the National Guard, notwithstanding the American flag, which was so prominent. The Governmental authorities, in response to the remonstrance of Minister Washburne, expressed regret at the occurrence, and severely censured the offending National Gtiards. The American General. Burnside. upon his late return from the Prussian head quarters, was thc bearer of a letter from Count Bismarck to M. Jules Favrc, the contents of which are not stated. On Saturday morning, Gustave Florcnx, at the head of ten thousand of tlm National Guard, weiit to thc Hotel de Villc, aud demanded, in the name of thc defenders of the city, the instant dis missal, from positions of trust aud emo lument, of allsuspected and the placing of the regulations for defence and subsistence in the hands of the Paris communes. The Governmental authorities refused to uccedo to these manifestations of dissent on the part of tho National Guard. The investigation of the letters of the late Emperor Napoleon reveals a number written to his early favorite, Miss Howard, afterwards (ho CoiiiitcH Beau regard, wherein it appears she received .luting one year and a half, the sum of five million, four hundred and forty-nin- e thousand francs. The Prussians have burnt the villaire of Abies, alleging, as a justification for thc extreme measure, treachery upon the part of the inhubiunU. before Metz, Prussian headquarters giving thc particulars of the failure of desperate attempts of tho French to hew their way through the northern Prussian lines on Friday. The German official reports assert that tho whole French garrison of Metz, led by Bazaiue, made a sortie on Friday night, attacking Gen. You Kaller's commaud, occupying an entrenched position above Woeppy. The French repeatedly assaulted thu Prussian centre, with desperate but unavailing impetuosity. They retreated at nightfall, leaving the field strewn with their comrades. The loss of tho Prussians is officially stated to be 600, while the French loss quadrupled this; 2,500 of their army being placed hors da combat. The German divisions are being pushed forward to the north of Metz. The enormous disparity between the aggregates of tho rrench and Prussian losses is accounted for, in the fact that the French acted entirely on the offensive, and were com pelled to charge in the teeth of the Prussian fire from the earthworks; conse quently the carnage was terrible. The Prussian loss was mainly sustained in the pursuit. Berlin, 9. A dispatch received in this city, reports that the fighting nt Metz, which had terminated on Friday, in the defeat the French, was renewed on Saturday, by tho French. The issue of the battle, had not been ascertained, but the whole Prussian force is represented to be moving to the north of Metz to check the advance of the French. The entire French army has moved without the walls of Metz, and are concentrated in tho Northern country. Acconnts have been received here of a battle which was foueht upon Friday near St. Hemy, in the department of the Voges. Tho'Prussian dispatches report that 14,000 French were in the field of Badely, and engaged the Prussians, the result of engagement is contested ; both sides claiming they have achieved a victory. They Prussians said they were triumphant, and that they captured six hundred t rench prisoners, besides inflicting disastrous havock upon the French. ' Reports of the fight received from French sources say that their forces were not defeated, nor did they sustain any considerable loss in killed or in prisoners taken but that upon tho contrary they held the battle field. The Prussian (jen. was Von Gerficd ; and thc French were commanded by Gen. Piers- - ton. Z. C. M. I. UTAH CENTRAL BETAIL RAILROAD. DRY GOODS iioxi:kis lixe or itaii AUD ON AND AFTER GROCERY Beg to announce to their patrons that they have received and NOW ARE OPENING Trains 5.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. wif leffve- Ojplew (Wry at 8 a.m,, Arrrtt at Salt Lake City at 10 a.m. FALL GOODS, Shawls, California lllan- hels, Hoots and Shoes. Hats, Clothing, - $1.7 $2.09 JOSEPH A. YOUNC, BUraRlSfTENfiHNX and Jeans. PLANING MACHINE. PAT-i- : l,nirr Wliwlor'n Yard, Main tli acrnniiiiiliiticm of nil per- Street. 0ciln, a nu wiHhing lumber plaiml. p.-lertnn, fi.AO 82-- tf tlKiiimuii. CONSTABLE'S SALE A WRIT OK KXKOITION J. Herrirk, Alder liy man ln anil for OkiIvii city, tn Htil'y judgment g. va. in the iwi of Koulilnr 4 llrutlier llmnlwrKer In attachment, I hnvo levied iiHin the. following property of the dnl'emliuiU in mill ailit, to wit: One office atuve and piping, four picture and K 1.36 1.67 For all Informatioir eoueernlng Freight or Pa sage, apply to P.O. CALDKR, Tictct and Freight Agent. Cassinieres, Doeskins, tl. CIIll.DH PLAMNO MK.WAKKKN run n1 on TUESDAY." EXCEPTED, FARES: Cloth CJloves, Heavers, OP Leur ilirm-Ui- l TIW.V Leaving Ogden City 9 a.m. and Snlt Lick City, 1.4U p.m. on which full fare w ill entitle the purchaser of a ticket to return on the same day anu train free, and will atop by arranging with tli Conductor, at any point on the tim to take on or ' let off pasHengers. Passengers will pleitN piircliasa their tickets at the oflk-eKFifty cents additional will be charged when the fare is collocMl on the train. Ogden to Kuysville " FarmiiiKtou " Centreville " Wood's Cross Salt Lake Cify Hack, Kid and BY toVlliTI me lion to ths above an SUNDAYS DAILY, Children' Hosiery and CIoycs, Hoods, Xuhias A llrcakfast fr ' WILL RUN Ladies', Misses and it Mr. ad ACCOHHODATIOX Irish Poplins, Scotch Plaids, Merino a nil Alpaca dress goods, Ml AYS, ' Ia Consisting in part of f aftrf said Leave Suit Ijffec City daily at 5 s.m. and Z4 y.m. Arrivo at Ogdeu at 7 a.m. and 4.15 p.m. A Fine Stock of 82-t- OgT. I W.A.TIX1MJAY, ii:i'.vitT.!ii:T, Coal & Lime CoOrfliintlT on hand, at the Yard, (rner Oplen Theatre, West of th On the Qimn(lliei) brsuit pMrt'liasers trill W anfff cheKpv fur Cash ot Grain. For iiartiriflnrs SMly mi 1. II. THOMAS, I'ruprietor. preuiisos. th. Berlin, 10. The fighting at Metz, which was re newed to the North West on the morning frame, aeventy wine bottle, with content in of Saturday was serious. The battle being hime of them, ten keirti anil liquor, two cutt ruck., the day. The niielutnd iw, two Imtrea and iU, one tuer suprolonged throughout French who were endevorinsr to pierce lfur, two oil rnn and nil, tea lamp chimui yn. one k CO. ARK NOW l'KKPARED TO Kiimll lamp, one 1Oni?iSON the one pair pinrhent, their way through the Prussian lines bust quality of Coal, at two eurthen wanh haniiix, thmn paira large window were assailed upon all sides by fresh and sundry other anii-leiHiul will the mime at 1TIILIC 8AI.K. at WnodiitHiuiee'a divisions of Prussians, which had been Ctone Building. Opdrn, on WKDNESOAY the l!tu advanced to the support of General Von on the Cars, at Echo. at two o'clock p m. iint., Kaumcr. The French made many brilC. F. M1PDLKTOX, All to ROItlSSOX orders tdresed Co.. Oliliant but desperate ami hopeless attempts 3 OmataMe. Opdcn, Ort.5lli, 1ST0. vine, Summit County, daft, Will ino;t with pnitnpt to crush thc Prussian centre, and the attentinm. battle on Saturday ended, as had its Second District Zion's predecessor on Friday, in thc defeat of CO OPERATIVE MERCANTILE the French, they being driven in INSTITUTION, into Metz. The carnage was MAIN 8 T It K K T , OdDKK more dreadful than that of Friday, ami KW AND KXLAIU1KB MTOt'K IW PRY flARNETT, WHITE ASHKK, JOTIV and the Prussians now have the task of pro, Plasterer, One ami a Half Mocks H'nl etc- - are nHia, .xitinna, etc, of Welvr Hoiish, now uiTervrt for wile at low rates. viding for the dead and wounded of both done Wort with prompt itudo and dispatch. armies, which will reach an alarming number. The losses of bui.li French and , l'. l russians were very licavjif the slaughAn cxlciisivo th aHiiineut of ter resembling that of Giavelolte. WIUISTIUI, Bazaine who has fc his divis FASIIIONABLB Ami a choice stock of ion, is making a last great effort to break I loot mid Shoe Matter, through on erght, Pdz, and Rummers commands to the Southeast port Cricket, Bass Roll and Racr Sltom made to order. fits?" If you want a cheap lot of lumOur buxinc.M has bwn considerahlv etten.lol Kciaira neatly rxecnled. ui ,1 uuen. we invite theattcntiou of the public to lira ber, apply to Mr. II. B. Scovillo, at and .1: i tnueims ONE DOOR SOUTH OF THE WHITE IIOl'SE. v irom announces 01 Hnu our uiPjiiiicu tpmiii.T price. giKHla. All kinda f produce received in exchange, for that the l'russian commander at Laon. Williams & (Jo's, yard, near the Juncmvruiauuise, at two lugluMt market nitea. has issued a proclamation to the inhabi tion Office. WM. ntX'OCK, tants or the dcpartmets of tho Aisne. C. Htlllerilileniliint The Drugs and Medicines at All iieraona knowine themselves to lie lnH.,i,t..,i declaring that four Frenchmen, innocent or guilty, will be shot for every Prus the Pioneer Drug Store, Main st., Ogden, to thc Institution- are positively required to settle 31a forthwith. DEALER 1 sian whom the inhabitants may kill. A are of tho finest the Wines and quality, from announces dispatch that the Liquors of the Nancy GENERAL MERCHANDISE, purest brands. important town of Saint Dizzier, in the 70-- tf department of Haute Marc, was given DRY GOODS. First and Third over to sack by the Prussian Comman35" Go to thc First & Third Ward der in revenge for the loss of a number GROCERIES of men, who were said to have been shut Drug Store for your Drugs,. Paints, Goods and AGRICULTURAL Groceries. at trom houses. The town was abandon Dry ' IMPLEMNTS,ETC. OGDEN. cd to pillage, and was sacked Good of MECHANICS' during a Surely JBST No mistake Williams & Co. TUST RECEIVED, A COMPLETE ASSOKT- TOOLS on Lanl white day; all the principal ment of buildings, Mm tf and dwelings of the rich, were plunder will sell lumber, cheaper than DRUGS AM) MEDICINES. any ed ot their valuables, nnd disposed nf. house in Also, a Splendid Stock of DKT GOODS, CUO-Ogden, at their yard near the Property to the value of thousands of Junction Office. trancs was destroyed. A shoemaker IS NOW PREPARED was taken beyond the TO JOHN SPRIOOS city confines, and furnish the bast quality Coal Prescription nremred. carefully executed lor nnng at the Prussians. 1,f All Orders promptly filled. $4.00 TON a mspaicii irom crsaileg, reports : . on the Care at Echo. i russian lorccs are very active in iimi l) All order tn be addressed John NEWS! iuo ueparnnenis of the Southward of ville, Summit county, Ltab Territory. is. laris; the column which is echil tho Paris and Orleans road has along TO DltOOMS CORNER, . A Has KKHUVED street, Oplen, where hn is pre. u.sposeu oi several detachments of to furninh OCDEN TANNERY. the pared LATEST NEWS OK THE U.T. OGDEN, r rem hmen. TK YOU WOULD RE WELL FORTIFIED. TK FAYOIUTK 1IOUFK, HAVING BEEN rAHX Or THE WORLD. mi., i russian Uovcrnment has sent rpiIIS iue ti. .1 X recently renovated, and furnished throughout Subscriptions received f ir all Kinds of LEATHER. . ...... to tho Cabinets of the the 1'rtiprietor feela Spring Come to my Tnnnerv and sen if t great powers, a with patent !! n SEWS-PAPERin being able, to give entire mitihfacticn to BOOKS, MAflAZIXES, circular letter, preparatory to the you a, OOOI) LEATHER as the and as cheap open Day lst, Boardera, the and Families, A.c.; as &c. TravlinK the cheapest m the market. ing oi me Douibardment of Paris. It at a reanahle price. Tho table is ante IIYDE8 and BARK WANTKD. European, at Publishers' says the Government is convinced that plied from both the California and Home markets. Both American aud Prices. A Hack will run to and from tho Track to 4Mra Paris must fall, if the period of JONATHAN BROWNUrfl This is the only carry capiSTATIONERY to the Hoiims free of cliarire. tulation is postponed until want forces panaeiijrora Attached to the Uouaa la a FINE BAR and ESTABLISHMENT in Ogden. A nieni eoustantly on hand. them. The Germans could not nrnvi,t an and Examine for youraelvos. & for the sustenance of the Main Street. Owlen Ciln. population of Odden, Utah, May 2(5, 1870. JOHN MAHON. V. 11. noUHKQOR, Walclimakcrs, Jewelers &Gnnsmlt!iff(' uuuriiry around fans, and hundreds of thousands will die perhaps Agents for American and Elffin Watches of starKeep constantly on hand a large assortment of vation before relief can be afforded flue Jewelry, Foreign Watches, (inns, Pistols, an J them. It leaves the T WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE at responsibility of n.Miiiiiiiiiiun ui an anius. Purchasers will do to well r oi tne examine our Stork "laKniuieiaio rench inhabi1 the Tithing Office in Ogden Citv. on before nurrhuMiiiv tants with the Provisional Government. MONDAY and SATURDAY Repairing carefully done ami all work warranted. SALT LAKE CITY. i iin Tours, 10. week, to receive Minister Gambetta has issued a LARGEST AND BEST APPOINTED proclamation containing the following rpilE L Hotel in the Citv. facts: He reports that he has been scut by the Government to convey a message If not paid on or before the FIRST $3.00 to the people. The day of OCTOBER next, five hopes of tho Parisi. per centum will rilHE BEST BEER 1M WEBER COl'NTY ans rest on the outside departments for Pnssencera conreved bv rtim.n... i. H" be added, and immediate collection L miuiiiliictnred and lor sale deliverance. Four hundred thousand of Rml Road Denot to tiia TOWVHKKn ii.tt'uu thereafter will quantities of be enforced. from Three (billon, and upward at Sfundelsohn'a the National Guards are within Paris and back at 25 conta each. Brewery, ixt of tho Wbit 11.,.,. n, SANFORD ,."n-Saloon- s BINGHAM, armed; two hundred thousand Gardes' nd Collector, Weber County. street, Ogden. AmT 67 tf JAMES nud Familiee Mobile TOWNSEND. f have been summoned, and eimnlied. iVdur. ..in Jeceive prompt attention. sixty thousand regulars are assembled. it The Enciente is uninterrupted, bein- covered by the National Guard; and PURrlPS! 3,800 cannon are mounted upon the KVERY1IODYX ramparts. Beyond the Enciente is a third line of defence, formed of the Wm. D. STOART, (XI DEN, HAS A LAROB T)110. ROBERTS PURPOSES barricades, behind which tho Parisians of Piimiu. un.i nii.... i j I) coins East to tuirnhaRe on rnrr.n.i- -. For eap will be found to defend the for Cash." Republic. and (ion IN PLAIN CITY Live IUO FIELD, and Stock of all kinds; It is no vain illusion to say that Taris ho also import fltcd Up on KwwnaWo Terms. Pci-guarantees to deliver Italian i J8 can't be captured nor surprised, and Roes 12 ... in movaWn frn.rm bi patent the Prussians expectation of famine and Meadow, per colony. For further particu- - Sown well with Red Top C,ra,s. aituatcd on IMPORTANT TO HUNTERS. sedition in Paris is not to be realized OUR MILK 9 mi CRKKK. to .lames JMcGaw, at thi18 The above to soon- - After ...... enumerating the measures office, u)jny . n. be anbl (J. II. Bassett. n. t Kimball & V. P. K. R. rnr rnirE limn EST CASH PRICE Wn.l. of defense provided for the Capital and ' f Paper. A paid by tlie undersigned, near the R. K Lawrences More, Salt Lake C 'ity, or the and extolling strength Ioprt orl.n. for Hears, Wolves, Foxea, Wild Cafe discipline of himself, at Trovo City. Arply to WILLIAM GEDPKS, riivin Citv. 82-tnnd an kmut ot Wild, Mountain Animal. f con-fussi- lotikitiK-glaM- COAL! COAL! IimilVIlVG COAL! i, , $1.00 per Ton, i 80-- 42-o- ki;i:i' vm n iiolnks A urn-erica- WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK DRUGS T. II. MEDICINES Ulncs and Liquors. -i. in - 7S-- tf W00D3IANSEE, Street, O,'(lon, DRUCS&MEDICINES Ward' STORE, MAIN STIJE12T. HOTELS. AT PER NEWS! NEWS! OGDEN HOUSE, MAI1ST COAL! COAL! PU11E LIQUOllS. i. Ji;iti:,oit STREET 'iuii S, FIRST-CLAS- PARPE 76-3- BOESSEL NOTICE. TOWN SEND HOUSE, .l.uu. U. P. Territorial, County and -- Board, City Taxes. per Day. BREWERY 76-t- , FORSALE. Live Stock & Bees. 20 ACKES OF rARMING LAND DM PUMPS! I-O- Sale-Ch- Acres of T iCI-- , uui A. STY,S. |
