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Show flATyjUXAY, APRIL 8, 1871. I tit ... Editor. ENLARGEMENT. lake pleasure in presenting to It ou Pt?c; jetUrxl papniy wad hop In will moot Ike wishes of our Mends this citjj ( an4 !owhu, To bring about this change a great outlay of money has boon To-da- wo y -- ' iwople aro faade, bu( Ihoplace and tho worthy ofJ ipore than our best eiforUopuld produced In fitciwe aro appearing as a now paper, throughout, with everything fresh from tho foundry and the mil). It was our intention to have also a new heading y, upon whlcha characteristic dovlco is to appear, but the artist has delayed tho engrav ing longer than we could wait. It will, however, reach us by tho first of next month From this day forth wo publish, tho Counxr, Report xR,hayipg assumed the tltleof jd city whoso prosperity is our es l&clal hope, and for which wo intend to labor earnestly and without ceasing. The welfare of every interest of thM. community will bo our constant study, and j so far as It may bo in our power, aru determined ta advance tijtEis. Aa dn advertising medium tho JBKPOitXrA will bo in reach of all, at rates more reasonably titan, any newspaper In tho Territoiy, For news of events transpiring elsewhere,'Maily telegraphic rt'ixjrts will bo gjven up to tho ''latest hour before, going to ttsr. - In formation on mining, commerce, agrtculturo and other Important subject will bo carvfrtlly collected from the most reliable revs'. Our politics will bo tho laws and fcoitityUon of tho United states, demanding stfict enforcement of tltvir provisions against tho assumptions of parties, creeds or sects, particularly insisting on tho suppression of the barbarous crime pf polygamy, not oply in Utah, but in every other TerriState of tho Union where that In tory system prevails. Tor tho devclop-me- 8t of trade, the arts, education and general promotion of tho public weal at home, the Cokin xie Reporter will endeavor, with consistent and unwavering energy, to extent to aWHty, We shall do our best to mako Vortli It of tho people u;on whom wo do-- 1 for its patronage and support. pend . to-da- fit-,n- 9C COULD NOT AGREE. A small convention of clergymen was held In New York a few days since, the object of their meeting being to put an end fortver to all kinds of amusement from the tin rattle used by mothers to please their smiling, crowing chickens, toT the brass band which playl jthodcad march in Saul at our grave. There were only u few of those censorf vci)t at tlio no them convention, andy among Beecher, who in good honest humor goes out into the vineyard and while planting healthful truth tells everybody to laugh and grow fot. These demure gentlemen foil into confusion ia tryingJo enumerate the sports, pleasures and pastimes of life which would constitute their new Indfx Expvrffaiorium, and they quietly scattered tine die. One had his cuita- - prepared for players of marbles, base tall and croquet; another would smite hip and thigh all who indulged in blind-mabuff 91 whistling; and soma went so far , as 10, ostracise the amusement which they thought came under the Load of fair-pia- y as a device of the evil one. Tho convention was a splendid failure.! self-appoint- ed ns TuxOmaha Herald of the 5th Instant has an editorial rejoicing that Judgo Strichland, of th Supremo Court of Utah, is not in ac- cord with his collogues on the bench relative tT the Mormon question. Somebody has made an April fool of tho t Herald, we know, if for no other reason than that the entire church' of J. C. K. D. S. thinks the Absence of the Judge from the . Territory a a. special frvor of Providence. ' It is of this CcaUeman Brigham Young' said In the TabHe (Judge S.) would get out ernacle; naked In a snow storm to make us bow to the laws of the country.!; That is the kind f man he is. f 1 k A , n4 finset stock ofj N, The Insurgents , April from bridge of Neuilly, tsv is kept up between a ctroaxde u4 f CxUllcn aad the forts of Issy and Yanvres. of Parisian Merchants have , A kad a consultation with President Thiers gad a Utthas been Jqtrpduced Into the ly to accelerate the action of Court Hartials a pparciU y for the purpose of the commander of the1 Versailles army to cora-plctf laWst the Capitol. Lines aro alon the left bank oftho ready been occupied and the has Colne, Uagneux expecUd oecupatlop.of JHoy and Choisy. will rrpi R3W..rThe Nationals have been orde.ed Co retire behind the forts and remain ca the defoasive. Bcrgwet claims fire forts dislodged p the, , Government troops from their advanced position. Commune, is maklotion on iJiopsfor arms and aming V munition. V " TTasiirtoo,', "April 8. Prospects now can be reached by aro that an Caturdiy of next week. vrill probably be Tta the Ciiib'to refomd kythi Jndlcfary Com-rhe- sa ty will be reported . tsek ,or, Monday. The Repubto sit until a vote Is lics ClL-w- .J' is not Ce till will be belhred It kst t ia fcrtay ispextset ro- 6. At-crab- ty Exs Co-niuxb- Ul nt ta, r 'f til C3 v T - . V S .v A 1v ,? . . . .j , BngUtb sits and porters, sptcUlUts. ing, with oibtr brands, slwsjr on band Tbt rm 7.M ru t .H RAILROAD. THE WEEKLY REPORTER half bbls. ' r - - t Is now running dally paeaeoas r trains, forming in connecuon wUn tea Oatral Paoiao Railroad and GIN. j Rail Rome to California AU m 1 Swan Extra. ' A, coast: PACIFIC Through to San Pranoteco llRANDIES. LcasTlmn Four Days! 111 , M. Oupuy, Juice Robins Si Con - and tbs t Black Swan B Champ V .P. ROUTE VALLEY PLATTE Bourbon, Black Swan , Avoiding tbs dangers of tbs Sea. , Mixed- Dl.m.od D.b Co. Burg undy,.. nr Cabinet, Chat, llcldelck, N ii llcldtlck 6i Co., California. . mm CALIFORNIA WINES. White, " ' i Claret, - FRANCIS COLTON. Oen'l Ticket Agent, Omaha. Byars, Pints and Qnarts. PORTER. Oulnnc.s, Pints and Quarts, Bysass, Pints and Quarts. Crab Apple, dt Co, , Henly's I XL Home, Cal. Wine, - Firing has ccoscd Two dally train trains on ft Keg ft... Make aura connection Red Jacket, Angostura. CASE GOODS. Anisette, r Maraschino, ' Abaynthe, Sympt (Unm and Fruit), ' Vermouth, Cherry Cordial . Jam. Glagey vDrowni), (Turner's), . Curaecoa, - K. Peppermint, GlugcrWlne, Through Tickets and all Information gard to Freight obtained of David O. Oauu A Co., Agents, Salt Lake City, or of Agents of Union Paci&o Road. Wlf. B. RTBONO, Agent, Connell Bluffa k Omaha. G. L. DUNLAP, H. P. 8TANWOOD, GenT TkC Agent, Gen'ISupt., Chicago. Cbloago, mylTtt o o k i n n :hi and - f WclD, Fargo 7! i $ V . se 7 - o a t ! GOODS. 0 y ft case 9 50 B SO .......j...., 22I 00oo So M genuine imitation. ............ ......10 00 Cock 7 IS 7 i if 709 0012 00 j 10 00 10 i S case. Peaches pine Apple Tomatoes Strawberries ft case Cranberries .,.. r ff 50 M tSOO .......m. 7 60 9 5o . $7 BUckbOfrlflieeTse(see4iiee4teitsteeMl7 (9 . ' COAL. Bitter Creek V ton , J, WOOD. cord 4b4MSts4es44seee4ifMe4s4t4i Ihe pOllodg . $900 Blackberry. Pronee it Everywhere. t10o ISO ...25o- - 20o- - . w APPLES, 250 200 . 1 .4.. . OWnB V a e . v 1 AseseeMssss4ssessiseesi4 4M$eesl2)fd Ifce Ye eldIIO ee V box, txlO and 10x11..... $5(3$ 00 - I ) ........ os . ?U J ' , $12hoo ......... fook. Flooring Saab, prime glased ft pair, elsae BxlO 8 78 to to 10x1' from 00 to Doors, raised pannel, from. ....... ....$3 ' moulded both aide, from to 8x7 .$4 00 to LATD. lu cans . & - TfcRMS OF WEEKY REPORTER. Short, , Telegraph, . , ' t One Year Six Jlonthe. - Co.s Express .........83 Preston A 3. Se 4s 0S ADAH AULBAGH 6 00. Publishers. ft 100 , 11 f i i and r Quick Time. s e ACEC1T, - C0HINKX. n i t' . , -- fi J v A Boston paper complacently announces that religion is nowhere so truly safe, or -- TIU IIEtlDEEtOn, - ' 0Of .$9 oo38 SHW - r Christianity so surely rodteclin American' life aa In Boston. r Liba all 6th cr foot crop, you bawe fo.gq greund to tod ny.ojr it. . - fi i, r .1 i cdr I r .4 W6r 2 400 . W1 MILL PEED. mixed, R ton MATCHES. - l 06 f -- FEAST TOWDEKS. Merrllle V do.,. NAILS. $10 lbs.... J'1' 10R 28 10 , livOS gl 10S ; POWDER. California Powder Works (tntniug) per keg Oaleetal Weftrro j $6 50 '''f port wine, Imported. Sherry... MAILS . $0 23 $8 00 lbit4S4ie4ftS4SSfSS4Me4f4 ,203 2lo per case.... ...20o Fairbanks LIQUORS. Whiskey $8 gel. Brandy Gin. Hollands genuine AND , ...7o . . 7we ro $0 6a 8 00 iporUnVrVlf keg.... , ' Sporting In ease of 861b. sans, ....18 MOD OIL. ..$3 Wfelit Coal V eao of 8 gaL...;.,... Liuoeed V gal MS9ieMeee4i ig$p P'181 , jfiiftt pet$ese(Ulitr9tttsi44eleed .9 00 Neat foot ft can of 5 gals ....... t P0TAT0SS, , ,1.- . I j vT o ..., . .1 .10 r ' -- ' IS 7 7 FRUIT. f Specimen copies can bo seen at the office of publication, ready for mailing. Good Stock, New Coaches - , 14e Bio . s ft mo Bourbon Whiskey tail.. Brandy Cocktail... Old Tom Gin, flue.. common... Claret. Catawba Wine. Mtesourl VlnUigv Schiedam Schnapps. Bran and rr-- f tm-wa- .i-- ' 233. 8o SomeeUo UNITED STATES X An experienced housekeeper says tho best rt is common soda. Wines, Liquors Cl?nri, i She gives tho following directions: Damp' f .. en a clatk tad dip in soda, end rub the ware ,..coMisa.... briskly, after which wipe dry Any black-ca- CrtriAK Ki rua Its., Ccrksd, rUb T. or dirty ware can be mode to look as - wall as new. , ' el tf SO .SOo CAN . at tbs shortest notice, and to persona ordering from WHOXXSALI AND RETAIL DEALEB IK ....$4 787 ........... jo0 8oda ft ft..'. Butter ft Water ft ft CARRYING THE . the trade always supplied promise to glj my personal attention to the selection and shipment of goods. Prices as low as the same class of stock can be bought for 'i ' SOAP. ! .CRACLKRS, H0NTAHA, Itla de Cuba, j M M80 $7 $$ TO Cabanas, EVERYTH IK Q used b r ft ton HELENA, and FORT RENTON, Figaro J s 1820 10 24(W)CO CANDLES. MAY. VIRGINIA CITY, Bergochea tl on,7i Wi 7 Jo.ho 00 ft. FROM Nevada, Magnolia, 426uMlM LUMBER. Cupples Be.t, 1, 3, a and 10 Gallons i .....I.... X ' Pride of Corlnne, La Maravella, ' i6M flKfc.24 00 CREAM TARTAR. Everyone who is anxious to assist in spreading correct information concern- -. lng the resources, products and prospects of the country, the political, per- tonal, social and industrial condition ef this sod neighboring Territories should subscribe for the Wexxlt RzroaTSa and tend it abroad. Gilmer & Dalloburyo -i KEGS. I'.SCe J2(ai8 Morrell A Rameeye per b Chemical Craeive Castile, French. it to Your Friends.' Send t sTIOE AKD EXPRESS LINE , BOOT8 AND SHOES.' - OAI3 7. ' PWI Inra- - Brandy, Gin and Whiskey Cocktails, Oltl Tom Gin, Cutter Whiskey, ' Grape Brandy, CICAIIS. t California, white and ROADS. MTEERSOUTHERH BEANS. f Peaches, Salt Lake ft ft se44tee4Mssfe Ground Ohorrio Iheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee PciCtMi pHlld - thing for cleaning - DRIED FRUIT.' i, stmt-ca- r - . at Chicago with all lb nr abroad ft. BUte a R V ASOUV .iri)23 t BACON. ft driver in Boston recently wo ro a thlckcrecn veil to protect his eye from dust. Tho Boston Transcript says he either In tbs Atlantia States or California. An ex. was 10 attractive and deceptive that notafow Tbs coachea Dave Corlnn dally far Virginia City, young men took passage by hi side; suppo- amtnatlon of goods and price s respectfully Invited. nelenaand Fort Btnton, Montana. Connect with been sing womans right to drive had passenger trains, both ways, or the Central Paclflo r?cog Zu Railroad. 2XDDAZO, , nlzcd by the corporation., - A BUTTER, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD BITTERS.' ty and Sore Cocncctlen. In oouncctlcn with rr 0a i Perrons who desirt to send tome token of remembrance to distant friends, or who desire to inform them of events la the mounUlne, should send them the Wkxkly RxroxTzn. The cost is a mere trifle, compared with the necessity of frequent correspondence, and furnishes more Information about affairs in this region than could be given by consUnt and unceasing letter writing, W Cutting OR, " . Factory..... ) - 31M Bokers PULLMAN PALACE, DINING AND SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN OMAHA AND CHICAGO. , C1UER. Q ,,,,.10)B11)6 ' cuxxax. CASED The celebrated . 10 00 ....... 4.. s...IB, ,..... Plantation Bitters Red Cloud Red Jacket " Angoeiura The Old Established Line. Train 4 I Send Fast v f do Bhortesi Line between Omaha and Chicago. Tennenlt, Plnte and Uuarta, XT Fmh I ENGLISH ALE,1 U01 if TKJ 7r xoas. Northwestern Uailnayi & J ,.,. 8 B.. Slates ft !br, N.Y. Western Reserve.. 1 Chicago -- RZCX. ' Mutcatclle. . Angelica, 1 , leoai o' .....1 1011 b40- - lIe444M44S JfJf lb.,.., especially adapted for circulation In the Cast. Tho dicove:y and development of our silver, (old, lead, coal, copper and Iron mince; the opening of navigation on Bear River and Great Eilt Lake; the new fields of trade and enterprise springing up daily on every aide; Mormon problem, a'. the combine Jto afford; novy, entoruining and Instructive reading matter to the " people la the T as tern Stales, DROWNSON, l.)aO v- -' Xe General Freight Agent. Omaha. T. E. SICKLES, Oenl 8up Omaha. & W. MEADE. Aost Geu1 Supu - ' ... Star per box,.... XT Tor through rates on freight to Montana, Sweetwater Ulnee and other polntt, apply tc n. .. lVo ..,4....,..Mh THE WEEKLY REPORTER , t i.,., f phnattfOUMtstMOSMObtl f ke Ho Miners, nailed French kip, heavy double sole. Frei.rh calf, top sole Ladles' calf, heavy double sole, ft dos do flneaewod shoes, ftdoi.,.,' Pullman's Palace, Sleeping and Draulnj-roo- m Cart Accompany all Trains. P P. Cuvee (Krugg), i Youths brpgane dog Boyabrogana f) dot..... Mens Brogans R dot.; Men's heavy kip ft case.. FIRST CLASS HOTELS AND EATING HOUSES at convenient points on the line. CHAMPAGNE .... i fAl44444444tl444e4 444A4(se4 4e drip, China II, PORT WINE.. Mti0O KCJHKo . ...90o J TBA. OdkUa 1 1 deserve. With Chicago aud Northwestern. Chicago. Bock Island aud Paclflo aud Ht. Joseph and Council Dluffa Hatlroads. and Missouri , Hirer Lipe of PaokeU to and from all pciuolpal eastern and southern Cittes. ? , 1 a 5i SUtW SHERRY. IO.D) . Imperial Young Myeon g tt, Japanese p Oolong K lb Gunpowder ft lb, beet Reich Direct communication made at " ....... i Co.. I" tUOAK. N V. II. ... ... ae column sheet, comprising a resume of the contents of the Dally and a vast amount of mleceUa-neou- s reading matter carefully aaleoted for Its columns for readers In the East and the Wpet, where It le received with unlreraal flavor as the true and only exponent of the Infamous proceedings of the Mormon hierarchy. Tor years this Journal haa battled for the right against the mountain of wrong built up by Brigham Young and his sacerdotal associates, and It will continue on the 'same course until the laet prop has been knocked from ' undor the rotten structure of Church ruling State. We desire to present the claims of the Wekklt BxronTza prominently before the reading pubilo, and hope to secure for it as wide a circulation aa tta merits Tbe Orest i twenty-fou- r I iPit Old QOYlfMM8l4 4444t44SMftM .M'i."ft B le a large iV W 4 00 i ........ ......... ........a. Sacramento. nroirh Whiskey. 1 B Patent Zaf... It. TOWKB, Oenl Supt. OeuT Peaer end Tleket Agent, T. H. GOODMAN, PACIFIC c M.,....l)(flSt New Oftaeos,,,. Crushed Powdered. ... Belchers A B keg. Kxtra O .....a. A. UNION I ..8172 OY .; ,Ti , toiixx: Our FAworlto do. I it9 BM7 Oats p Barley Tie Oily fieitUe Paper la (be Tcrrttei'r , ....... (Ft S Lo - 1 ! , A 9 Be............ ............ t I GRAIN. conmiiE (UTAID nEFOHTEn. v vodworths t Ordinary. Crowder's Dourboa. Miller's lloarbon. Millers Kxtro "Mowtboss. Cutters Bourbon. Idee. In bble and Rote, r WEEKLY M PLbtra. Utah, wholesale. California, wholesale, Buck wheel flour p 1CT Rye floor Corn meal, t 3dlife. . present. . r New York, April 8. In accordance with usual customs, the Stock Exchange, Gold Exchange and Government Board adjourned out of respect to yesterday until religious holiday, Good Friday. ' London; April 7. A special dispatch to Daily News, reports all officers and profes son of the College of Jesuits ih Paris, arrested by the Communists. Groussct, appointed by the insurgents as delegate Minister of Foreign Aflalrs, has sent out circulars addressed to representa tives of France abroad, notifying them of an election and organization of the Commune. The army of Versailles is waitingfor heavy artillery to attack Fort DIssy, The peace plenipotcntiaris of France and Germany will have another meeting at Brussels on Saturday. .Versailles, April 7. A violent cannonado was hoard last night and this morning in tho directions of Courbevoreand liatilkh. London, , April 7. Austrian Admiral TegethoflT is dead. Brussels, April 0. A nun who escaped from Parris, and arrived here, rtqorts churches sacked, priests insulted, arrested and maltreated, and convents entered at night aud searched. Humors prevailed before sho left that that twenty Jesuits had been shot. Assy succeeded in escaping from Paris after ho had boon hunted, from place to place by.Communists. I nf ii t 1 4.41 I - t, PAqiFlO; 'i "I tv ! i lb IT Rio cbolc Yssrs T Moose's Ilye, Old Virginia niiLr.ciD. pfportff. follow- whiskies.Old. . JJ Um'nV unday excepted 4. UO pm forslga and domtstlo cannot be sorpetstd la tbs oovatrr. tellfornl wines la wojd and botUss, and - V O t 6- V BYES broaght to this msrktt. 11; goods are ltottd from tht Itsdlng boasts of tbt Ptofto eoMt sod tbs AUsstio 8UU, and n7 staortmtnt of both - VeUes, April for the CtTRAl I Wine, Llquort nnd Ciffarf, -- ani-mosi- A 1 OuWr. CrnwIrrjJ XU uadsrtlyMd URm pUsisrs suaounetog Uut he has Just Motived sqd has la stors the Wf-- pro-acp- JUDOS D. J. TOpiIY, cimitcr:: co:.:?jtiti3. ta (72 hope to be able to present a treaty which will 1 acceptable to the Senate. It seems to be conceedcd by tho ; best informed persons of highfofSetal jpositish,tht should Congftse tj, adjourn beforo the treaty is ready M be in convened the Senate will be session, and that at least two weeks be consumed in discussing the troaty, Tlio New York Tribunes - Vfahington jpeelal says that tclograms roceiyod by Senator Osborne, of Florida, anpounco tho assassination, last Monday night, in Marianna, Jackson county, of J. O. Dickinson, Clerk of tho Florida Stato Court and Deputy U. S. Marshal, and last loading Republican in Jackson county. More than sixty murders have occurred in Jack son county in tho two past yean; all victims Republicans, and several of them' prominent men. The actual Republican majority in Jackson county is 8,000, but in November lost, through in tlmidation, was reduced to fourteen. "W; J. Rose, a well, known journalist of this city, died yesterday. j . , Tho Chicago Tribunes Washington spe ,clal says the talk of tho day has been over tho Presidents messago and the report of tho San Domingo Commissioners, tho former receiving tho most attention. Opinion U universal that the question of annexation need causo no , moro dlvlUon in tho party, and that the President has strengthened himself moro by this message than by any document ho has signed since his inaugural. There is a feeling of deep satisfaction over the situa tion of affair brought (pout by the Pros! dents coiirso in turning "the wholo matter over to Congress. There will probnby bo no discussion in tho Senate further than the speech of Morrill, of Vomumt. which will bo very strong nnd. cxlmiuTivo in opposition to annexation. Tho Commissioners accidentally ommlttcd ono point .from their report, which is to tho elloct thnt by terms agreed upon a such a will bo aoceptnbo to dominlcnns. All public lands not granted to individuals or comiuuiics, are pledged Jo moot all irregular debt, and claims" which may bo found tobo valid. jThis statement is made by request of ono of Commissioners. It is not believed tho matter will como up for debate in tho llouso unles tho question of appropriation for back rent for Samana is presented. House Tho Republican yesterday, by a ) vote of 102 to 02, ordered third rending of tho bill making additional appropriations for new State house. Tho bill will now unquestionably pass, and thus settle the question of tho removal of tho State Capitol. Albany, N. Y,, April 7. Ono of tho most extensive conflagrations that ever occurred In tills city, took place this morning. A flro broko out in tho largo 'printing house of Weed, Parsons & Co., Columbia street, consuming that building and nearly tho entire block of buildings on Broadway, be tween Columbia and Von Tromp streets, on west side. Total los will rpacli half mil lion of dollars. New Yorkr April 7. Siecial cable telegram from Paris says Hid funeral of the killed yesterday, was anextrnordinaiy scene. There were three largo hearses with black velvet palls, each decorated with sixteen red flags, containing the dead. Following them were eight thousand National Guards and double that number of eitixens, and women marching in hundreds past and along the Boulevards at solemn pace! 3Iany members of tho Communo Joined tho procession as they arrived at Pero- la1 Chaise. Each hoarse contained S3 coffin, and 23 other hearses were already in the cemetery filled with dead from various hospitals. It was an awfoil scene.1 Ono large grave for all bodies, lowering one at a time amidst shrieks of women and shouts of men for vengonce on sassins of Pore la Chaise, one J' 7 mass of people swaying with passion and screaming vivo la Republlque, vjve la Coin munc. Tho losses of Communist create great grief in the city mixed with bitter J t ; J ; t. f |