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Show 4 Daily Utah Reporter IotbrUel igenti for the Rtporlcr. SEW YORK. ftenrge P. Rowell Hudson 4c Sfecct, Couk, Coburn 0 Park How. Park Bow. Co., 21 CHICAGO. k Co., D arborn itrwC SAN FRANCISCO. I . P. Tuber, Room 30, Merchant buUdlaf. SALT LAKE. Pot t Wlehlxer. o. d. nttac Office fetteutaU - O' Exchange building. co Prop. The OFFICIAL IpAPER of the. City County. Ter-S-h TifrtTy, nnd the United tsar State. ' nr The Karoerm mining organ of Utah being the acknowledged and tributary ramp., we would refine t all er gaged in dr the min rat inti-r- t of the .hove nain.d district to forward n specimen and mm nine I ration ben Convenient, til better tr ut.ahle tia tbW impoiUnt In it rsp-ctfn11- vet-mi- v ratp-eao- t true-lljh- t. Ut-sLuti i - ir W. have no thanv to cob ret ibM due tht. patter. J. If; DEADLY! travrilnj a -- rut Kflitftr. miDAY EVENING, NOV.w 11, 1870. first-clas- Yirgi&ia New York, Outraeoii Forgery. Tlie Balt Lake Herald, of yesterday, gives a conspicuous placo In Its advertising columns' to .wlint purports to le u Thanksgiving Proclamation from Vernon II. Vaughan nnd George A. Illnck; but which Is evidently a burlesque, concocted In the Herald sanctum, to palm oil us a Joke on tho United BtatesajHlclnli. Wo admire the In genuity of tho Jferatdnmn this once, especially where he alludes to the fact that the great Jehovah has vouchsafed unto us abundant crops from the p stitencc of hist This Is evidently a Bummer! the grasshoppers or at cither fling the packed Juries, and a rather Ingenious one, too. Ilu tho bur lesquc Is rather an awkward one, the style Wing a very poor Imitation of official language, ns for Instance, in tho following extract: We hnvo been permitted to tlisu cover beds of coal and iron ore, of copper nnd gold, (why not hraM?) and silver mines of unparalleled richness; that our population has Increased, (Mormon paradox), that new churches and seminaries of learning have been built, (not discovered, this time,) and that vsgmV blessed with u Government that protects all truo and faithful citizens, nnd punishes nil disturbers of peace, unity and prosperity, With due reverence to the celebrated Mleawlier, wo omit the official verification, lmt wo must say it a shame for a metropolitan Journal like the lit raid , printed at the capital, to attempt to pal in. off such n production upon the outside settlements ns genuine nnd official. do-pos- its 1 TELEGRAPH. (Reported by Werimi Union Teltttreph Cowpy.) THE recent interview with General Butler, giving the substance of a speech which he intends to make at an early day upon the policy which the administration ought to pursue to keep the Ecpublic.tb party together nndiusuro its victory in the next Presidential canvass. He says the war memories will nor much longer furnish political capital, acd that the true polic of the administration is to at cnee demand and enforce tbe Alabama claims which, if vigorously prosecuted to a satisfactory settlement within the. next year, would make tho of Grant inevitable. come to would our terms at once England when ahe found we were ia earnest and determined to enforce them. There no be for would war, Eogluud dure not s Power. Gen. go to war with a Butler has already urged tLtse views on the administration.' Kin FnucGco, November 10. All the parties concerned in the Truchce raituid rtbbery uie arrested. - U.t turned Mute' evidence, and hopes of recovering the money ato ntertained. WoshingGu, Nov. 10. Hires, Republican, is elected in the Fifth District of November 10. It is now staled that lingers, Democrat, is elected to Congress fioui the Sixieentb Di.lrjcl. by one hundred nod sixty-flmajority. count f the Assembly makes Tho sixty five llepubllcai u and rixfy-lhrcwith a few districts stilt doubt- aatii-fuctoril- -- y f ful. ' New Oilcans, November 10. Tl.a evening papeis ublixli exciting new from DonnMaonviile, A negro mob, five hundred strong, is reported iu possession of the place, and Judge V. C. Lanes end Major Kchonberg, reported killed. The whites who could not escape were arrested and thrown into prison, and the rioters threatened to burn tLe town and hung several citizens. An officer of the t.ttuu-e- r Alden, vl ich passed thereat twelve oclock last night,' reported the place on fire. The riot creates great alarm in this city.- -' San Iranciico, November 10. -- l Returns from Nevada com in slowly. It is generally believed the Democrat have carried the State. Two of the railroad robber have been captured. About twenty thousand dollar was recovered. Chicago, November 10. It is believed the Republicans have the Legislature by thirteen onjrlnt ballot. Tbe Congressional delegation stands ; State at largo, J. A. Logan, Republican; 1st district, Farweli. Republican; 2d, Farnsworth. Republican; fid, Hurchard, Republican; 4th, doubtful; .ith, SteviOis, Democrat; Clh, Cock, Republican; 7ib, HtitiUr, Democrat; 8th, Robinson, Democrat; 9th. McNeriv, Democrat; 10th, Rice, Democrat; lllli, Marriml, 'Democrat; 12th. doubtful, chances favor Ilurtzell, Democrat; 13th. Crehb. Pernor rat. , - iDyrsLMENT. Tho progress of refinement in the vWst G easily gnsged by the steadily increasing t ratio in carpets, oil cloth and rugs, and the popularity of John It. Detwilcr, Omaha dealer in those articles. The finest products of Eastern loom, with dtngjels and upholstery of every kind It) bo Lad at the northeast corner of Eleventh and Douglas strict. Omaha, Nebraska. See on first pngt. ever-growin- arrnngl. London, Nov. 10. Todays war dispatches chronicle important French successes before Taris, throogh the capture of several Prnsdan oatspe. Garibaldi is again .victorious, having rooted a force of Germans tire thousand strong. The latest intelligence from the army of the Loire is that there has beea three days continued fighting without decisive result. ' The lessee of tbeFreach are frightful, but the enemy has been driven back in miles. Tours, Nov. 10. News from Orleans is most sheering. Adi ices are just received of a series of engagements near there, in all of which the French were successful. The French were pressing forward toward the city, and as their movement tended to snrronnd the enemy, the Utter were obliged to evacuate the city. The Prussians' lost' considerable . iu dead, wounded and prisoners. Tours, November 10. The Prussians evacuated Orleans yesterday with great baste leaving flvo hundred sick, and Tho day before the French wounded. success at Caulmiens, where the gained a Prussians had a strongly entrenched position, but were dislodged, suffering heavily. The French moved brward to Gam-iuwhere they will occupy a strong position until the artsy of the Loire moves entirely forward. , General Paladin reporta to the government that tie battle which occurred two days ago at Marebenoir is more important than at first reported. London, November Mi A private disatates that the patch received French flett ia bombarding Hamburg. A dispatch from Bern, via Berlin, reporta that Gpibaldi hat s or rendered. y, g -- The Fourth-City- . shown by the recent census (list the population of Kt. Louis is 312,903. and clatter, Chicago ith all the noi-falls behind Kt Louis nioro than 12,000 in the enumeration. Tho latter city lost heavily by the war, it bring so near the scene of actual conflict that the city, nl times, hsd the appearance of a fortified camp. It maintained the atatua of a loyal city through the preponderence of (er-min- i influence. No othor element has made more substantial contributions to the prosperity of Missouri than this, Kt. I,otm is the key of all vast rivers.re-tun.p-l tho Northwest. It has direct connection with tte Fucific coast by way of the K and central Tacihe Railroad. The thirty-fiftparallel road, which its projectors ure now pushing to tho borders of Arizona, has its initial point at St. Louis. Its railroad system iA prospectively as complete as that of any other city. In fact, no other one will have more important Pacific Railroad connections. While Chicago baa been blowing her own bom with such vigorous blasts that tbe whbte country was made to believe that her claims was good as the first city of tho Vest, St. Louis, with less trumpeting but with more solid prosperity, bus been leading Chicago iu growth and the extent of its commerce', p There is no good reason to doubt that this relative poxitionf will be held in.' th fatun. Tbe great-cit- y of the Central West with mountains of iron, aud veins of coal and lend, inexhaust ible and close At haud, has no rival among western cities in the 'elements of material wealth. Chicago is a wonder of r Rut growth aDd noisy centus-macomes round be when the exalts Kt. Louis nod drops Chicago down a peg or two.- -- These census facts are interesting., especially to Chicago, which fails to account just at this time for tbe sudden pi lenbe of about 50,000 p cplc. - . ivoi Ftitnchco Ji'dx-Un.'-Is tn-s- 1 TRUCKEE RIVER J&t W n - Japan ar to tbs effect that the war io Europe has quite put a top to business in tbe great staples of silk tndsilk worm eggs. Ten therefore becomes the only article of staple export in which the Japanese can deal with tbs " t Advices from for-ei'ne- 7ARD. le. iiit-tilt'- school book iu poor, humiliated Corner Montana nnd GtD Sts Corinne, XJtnli. 1 roma are 5 neatly aud open com- no-- Tmirai Flrc-pro- jlfirif of HOTEL, Home In the City. VICTOR CORDELLA. F. I. N- - SUGAR PINE, BARRATTS 1JCD DEPOT GROCERIES Liquors, IGARS, GLASSWARE, Etc,, HUSSEY, DAHLEB' Successor to Wfixsa X & CO., m e , Aa e lW4MWI4r. tl GROCERIES, Basil Doors, j m XMS j t Compose GOLD DUST, Horton), Cents Per Riiblic, TS nun-offere- t:e firm. COlS, AND' CIGARS A Si I) 4U. tret. comer or TOBACCO. Corinne. lloi-'ana- , BUSINESS auslS-t- r HUHLBUT BROS., - EVANSTON CixAL. Of Quest Wliuletalo and ru tall OXSTS. BKUG Jlonttiim quality delivered at door, At $10 Per Toil. Street, DENNIS J. TOOIIY at Law, Itfcrncy M OXT. 1 S. I ST., CO Tl ISXK C. T. ftR'KLI'T! - aim! Coouscllor J. W. GRAHAM, M. D., Examiner for Fcnaiou; for Utah. tlVFlr.l , i Cvrntr r- fewrf.Y SOLD- - f - CLEAR 3-- S SUGAR by 06 1 PINE 1- -2 1 IATHES, feet. per BL Cedar Posts 20' cents each Imports ars consequently much depressed; if tbo natives cannot sell they are unable to bay. The two last seasons have been so bad for tbe vies crop J. W. McMTT that the importtbrongbont Wliolei and Retail ation of rice has been prodigious bnt naturally diminishing the power of purchasing the ordinary atanls import. Orntr 4fA; ami Mvnlmna Slrttls, Up to tbe present eriod, however, the weather baa been tery fine this season and COMINNE. UTA II. tbs best hopes are entertained of an abunan24-ldant harvest. It U devoutly to tie hoped that tbs weather nwiy continue favorable; for. with the stoppage of the silk trade ad School, SV. Orders by cull or expreas promptly atded to bad harvest, the effect npoo tbe tended to. , Cal., OFFICES. country would be roiuoa. may produce a mournful smile, bnt ?RPABATOUY TO UNIVERSITY OE CALZ., Corinne. Wvot End C. I. R. R. Depot. It LATEST EAOTEtltl EU8- - it is a fact that the piano .soakers famish Establbbcd In !E3. Ogden. N E. Balt Lake City, Rear Wiriker Bros, store. gratis to the opera companies the librettos Eor terms or cauiine, addre which the latter condescendingly tell to M PB E LL. NswTork, November 10. The Tribune the .; grateful . pnblie for fifty cent Prisd;!, D. W. PARKHUBST, GEOROE TAIX, txj., wtu pub'i'b an account of the each itf-tooelt-t-f oakUed, Cal's. Prcprletcsk UTAH. the-connt- ry, DRUGGIST, Fire Wood 07 a Cord delivered. ZIAZLZIOAD TOCRTJI IIATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, FURNISH-INGOODS TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC. YlAX'Of THWBmoot, .OIT, oa MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 o o.ock a. ., with accoca TT1? . aulB-t- f REV, T. W. IIASKINS, Salt Lake City, Utah. WHO 8AY8 NOT FOR JOE TTJWA IT r .v. .nil 1 t- M. IUbJXtdn, n. A In.l, it It it . 4, ItO April jisr. trke great I s.u d tienre tn ' t ' Irt t .! a 1. niz-l- lit' R.tlrexd f h'n hr UU''. r the me.t favor-til- e utt't s t.rae st wlh.if etrr tt lrg in la'-- SyC. ARROTTtUU V booksellers SI alioufrs hi hue all UewHtid of the t p ttrna ehlh he eff-rat . oiii.ii ng'v low .rl exf-res- -H Itomember th d ice. Railroad I .th.f g'U ii.e. Mout.ma a'ree. tvr nne. ct tf . Blank JACOB STRAUSS, AND " Book Manufacturers. i ' Wholeanle nnd Iletuil Desltr , A LAO, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS Cakes. RB-ad- F'?,. tdc.. S. C. ABBOTT ,rHS-I- -' Jr , urroftTrn akd VVIMGS, u x. CALDW1XL, A. B. JVDOK KXLta trs. JX A. DKAXeEIM - B.tll-ttOO- A - v f J m ; " Nevada i H. C. LAWIIOEN, 'Agont, Cotiooo. -- B&U! A (t- Xmitillionircr - L v Waluut and Silver 1 show fasr5 AND STORE SliADFS 270 Farnham Street, a box; m. OMAHA, NEB; J wmm t Hotels Metropolitanb. I2U Corner Dougins 11 ity. Cal. PICTI UE n ltlv HdM W s DOW HKADCH - 1 ' IN rniiou' chttMitsk Diioair0 s Count?. N atiebat , nol-3- I i & DAVIS, iciniEs An pirn nr. I'Ktiii' p. ...... rikvtr.: Jvca T. A Hold' Orders Promptly , i hls city. ,X - Oiti-OOE- Bank of Revad NEB. LOCK BOX 123, P. O. - . NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT. i. Ms Siih OMAHA, cld Peasou Thketa 1350 each. 33 00 amo.intm lo ea.o.0 wm awarded tu ticket huldtrs. pi I Yr CALIFORNIA- -. UI OTIIl-- (Bctvceo I0(b and JONES This enterprise Is gotteu np in aid of the HOX. 'GSSAEJ- - ' - TursTEra: iav No. lOO Fariutm Capitol Premium $10,000 r , 1 VhiopAca'S MEERSCHAUM AND A ll " f Tobaccn. $85000. KEVAL " LIQUORS. S. ,t ta, t ' Always on hand Lumber. Latli and fililtiule rough or drraaed furnished at tlie lowest Cash Prices. , . oc7-' r -' . r y- 60,000 ' K CO., W P. J. MOAMAll.l, j PATROMZE ROME lKDflSTItT. II. IIOYThitiE, Shoil Ftirnluim ttn tti 1. 12-d- if j GFO. HANK. Trop'r. r A ! Kept Constantly qn Hindi i . nr Particular atteution paid ta order. UNIONBAKERY, Montana Fresh Bread. Uraham Bread, IM Wall Paper and Window of all kinds, JJtluten fourth and Fifth Street , tF, I'TAH. decltf st., Corinne, DEALtr.a j Montana Street, it. - s,. itct-ou- has proved t er'eclly s itisfiut rv it u Uu tv and wi.jt proo-- , and eaily aptdird. Just orenrd u. it ihl c ! ! Trcaiaror, PU Feet, nnd Ooldeu Cigars. ' nr Call and ee Mv, Crown i Have used "Out. all's llt.ist.c, Juint lr-- s t. Iritg-.n- f ing" for a nnnduTof R O. Freah Oysters, O lltfii y NT's CoviaoTo. O M. MEYF-- rln Bra. enlarged duk la'tona. Pnplta of all grades, from Primary to Aca.len.ic atudiee, received. Good board procured at dotl.ra ner month for Ooe living out of twenty the city. Tultl'-n- . ao ao to i per Tor lurther particular apply to , -- R. h Tic President r J unctli Retail and Wholesale Grammar, School, rw-TO- E X Sfnl rrm J. , GRAND ENTEEPHI3E. ft . Colmt.bus in-i'-i-- i; CLOTHING IIOUbE, P. lb It., OMAHA. NX BRISK A. our. 4. lit'KWD, J it tin uH Grnl Ptipt. the ojiltiion, taking i'.to sst.t. frit. ease of a juslnietit and doralill.t, alestrabic Rooting lor llridg, Staliisliy.ni and n ars before Hie p b l Vciy huly joor. TARTIAL LIST OF FRIZES TO BI AWARDED DEC. .27, 1870. 3 ST. MARKS1 1 Premusn, tsll o;n 8io on I PrtathiBt, Cold Coin s.ont 1 . Cold Co n Premium, 8.00( 1 FTftaiij, Cotd oor 1 Preatkiu, Culd C.lo 1. 0O I Prcmwn, Cold Cola -l.OOt SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 1 Prrmlaai, Cold Coin 1 IMH I rrtakin. Cold Cola . 1.00 1 'FpoMom Icoid tWlai T. BET. D.' T TtTTlE, D p. Bcf (or. Fremtum, Cold c.ln, f.OQt I Prt nkim, i Coin. 1,001 - m a ' . to-nig- ht State University Oakland, ' 'ir.il. ttie JyVO-t- f EDDY, U. Agent for Coriun. J Jon.'iiM Slrtrtt, CORINNE -- Oil J. ?I. LANGSDOHF, ' ' I. iM. General Town Site Agsn auIO-t- f rOUINNE, - - - UTAH. se7-li- u In all the town, to anppty the Immigration whirr, will roMian for year. aetUing up tha rich agricnltu-a- l and mineral land. Arp'h ation may bo mada to agents on the giound, or add rest -- Cin-ali- '. y ECLIPSE SAW MILL C0RIXXE, UTAH. HOUSES he - IgniANAPfilJH, IJSJ.. Nov, :t!. to m o; (. g la reply to --yonr fjn.-ti- oii the ments of Uul.wlt'a KlaslJc Joint Ii.i lirf li Jisd til RiLf tng," IonBill state lliat this rood since iwio In ve te liH.e..; de k bridge and Mttoi houses cm r red st it ail or alilrh m, ,ffi g Cnviig Proprietor of tho x , Jan. 2J, I have had coasldera 1 exp rtf n,r f,T a last ten ot leveti ' ears In tin. nr i tt,f Celt f.e n,l it t. g.v Hooting, and eat fsetioiA- It ta eai y apph.d. an.l wth t care that metuldn root eh u 0 t ' isti.-that it will be Vtcx EXCHANGE Collections will receive proiapt attention. Dealer In Wholesale and Retail. kU'T tm-iNaall- , CivrisNATl. April 71. !n, The Flastlo Joint Iron Looting tnmifrtnt t by you has been for six year.ituiti, extensively used for tlie rff ot Ilrnlg. n u ini. all It n.ubt i k Railroad. tin iar!ta rbeap and durtil. c rof. Is con vet iont y and baa proved genera. ly svt'.fa. i.ry, J0UN WAHIH.U, j DM . demand for Grocot ios aud Liquors, OyncvorniEfirN't, d . nOUGlIT AND h i AI.L T1IE TOWX9 'ALONG THE LINE of the road from Ornalia to Ooriuuo. wliioti ae being aoid cheap, and great Inducement d to all wiahiug to CKtabllalt bu.lnons and build for thcniaclvca a homa. Thera ia a great Sniraos. oee-gh- UNION PACIFIC t. a- - J- - CiSi iNSATt. Aj n ?, iff Wa Lave had In use, on Unde anjs Ilon-e- s on tills Hand, for c ts Els tin lolt.t Iron lto-- " Ou'rj..., Mjanur, with it ha Ixv-- entirely ea ifa. ton,Miua,6e that I do hot hil tat to recoin in end it pi shiug all that has been UufiueJ for ft n.,t omy a .d dur-hili- ty by the patntee. Yours truly, H. v l.oi:n. Brest. Itid. A fin. It. n. Ca. FIRST NATIONAL BiXK OF FTAD Etc. rauelf i - DBanlters, Utah conixsK, J. HEiVUY LEI WES, Y r 1 CO sn-r- . Clllll At Dkau Sin It is Ith plrfMurn tbit tn the ruost eacellcttl ntt ijik ot 0 hluatio Joint Iron U.fingM pi,t ,,n 0 , . have I at (tCxLVJl lat year. enco with tin aa a oofl-- g nmtctl.j Ciu,h Sh,t Iron Booftna ter e u perl'- ..- tu it in . v.rrIlr In fact, tlunk it thu Ini--t ttiri'iul xet ,Tl seen ft.r roofing int'iHH.a. We Uko ileaaiire m i i,., ties desirin' a mstrri-i- l tLa com't ... , t KMTtial r quired in a ro r, viz; V smi neo water j roof. HI- Being centrally located It offera to buhe men and families superior inducement, both a to convenience, comfort and economy, where all tbewauta of It guct are antleiatcd aud cheerfully supplied. - Tbo American Exchange Coach, with Bed Light, wl t be at the wharves and depots to convey pararngrr to tbe Ilatd, TIMOTHY 8A HtlKNT, free. aflif proprleu r. FXR8T-Ct.A- Attorney t I.w ami Solicitor In Chancery, Salt City, Utah Territory. u- - .. Cartisgu Ilepoettory budding Ut p proved recoflvm-n- '.tliu far in every r !., . It to parties (Imriiigrp.,,, gladly ueut and durable tor. SAN FRANCISCO. A. i H. HOUEIITSOK, SiJL Apui 3j tr-r.- to Jlallcck Street. PROVISIONS R. Eaq. : (i.u'i l' Ij. R13D WOOD, lc Ouuu, Ne., , ral-i.it- ii sitiin-dernfSeda- Iiri,-- , . Keep constantly on band ment for the jobbiug trade. SAN SOME STREET, Onlvra by mail will receive prompt and V careful attention. of Bank California, the Adjoining Owuta, Nra.jjrii j.i K, Goods shipped east nnd west on the ; Cm. 1 i.t rav. lino of the Railroad the snue day orders Thu Outc .Its 1 si l!)rn Sired Sacramento v nolfitf are received. Extending from Hooting" yru put It). OU - .'Ml it tui. L. 1 I te AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL A largs Assortment of l. . Gl-o- . t nas. Fi.ymr. a good assort- $1 per Si Tmckre clear sawed SLlnglei, lit class, $0 per !I T'i. uiaha: a Sib: I UU great t.WWr.,. Mr that the oetcalt'B Wattle tatm house by put on my dwelling ,7 and a perfeA ro. . 1'V Lae proved water-tigh- t Were I to build I trrespect again a'a kmefrT it j. preference to any other roof. Very ri spectrally. Your ol' t e- - rvxr.t. . IVJISY-CLAS- S v b- 'n Having reerutSy Uken till houa and tbwto oiiKhly rt fitted aud ranovaW It, J purpose the Only - "'r1 UTAH - t ov tux iry - - D Eaxxjraitwn. tt t HOUSE, - cnr. 11 q. aup-PlH- kctpi.asa $28 Per Iff. Office d The table rolwya fortably furnished. the marXei atrorda. with the best Frrxli Ovater always on baud aud orved up tu COUINNE, mistake, a good deal b gger-tli.iOUTFITTING the ot.u which you are uuxietis lew rentute eimiUrit v eomtnil, but there is OF FLOORING in tho miKiakes. Ko wanted to kno and RUSTIC CEILING, bav a hand in even thing that was xniiig AND SIDING STAPLE AND FANCY on, and the devil elf til to teach her, and yifbitv lieiml what the lenull w.i. Mi to stay right wlteru u advice to jit JUST RECEIVED. are; yu huvo a power ttmv ttiat neiir can .VXD be left if yu bold on to it, but it ju s; it on jipe haudn to git a belter bolt, ) uiuuj lose yure grip entirely." Thirlyriwo young Indies of Tipton. Wines, Indiana, recently met in council, and That A passed the following resolution; large assortment cf first-claf- cs we will tint accompany any young man to C church or place of amusement, who ttse N v tobacco in any manner, and Unit we will QUEEKSWAKE diicanl nil young lit n w ho pl iy billiards, euchre, nnu poker; end that young men SIERRA VALLEY SUGAR who indulge in profuto Uiig.iagu need not npply; Mild that w will not, by book, Etc., PINE, ionic, or crook, notice any )ot.ng man I who indulges in gr b "r ot whiskey; TVs keep OOOD, nd will sat and that w e wilt no' loti Dor young men tliom aa tow aa ran te at'or.lcd. known to keep late hour. SEASONED DOORS tinlera aollcltad and' rroiin.tly atul carefully HIIihI. It now tranpires that Ltiis N ipolcon OfMxla packed to Insure lafcty sod avoid extra hifd 10 sutrender at Sed.iu beCailHed'Orval, weight. o U il bmnk who IniH bei n dead couple Mo rliargn for parkagra-n- a chargn for delivOF ALL GUADE3, Centuri s, so foietold. Tin eitmo prophering goo !e iu tho city or at the Depot. Addrasa et antiOnnced, it is said, that, the hist M. IIAIUl ATT, Napoleon would have a seventeen yeais . COniNNF, UTAn. career, that for Mownteen jear the Rahcd Moulded One ibotrie'nH would be restated ; nnd ' that Eoni Napoteuna glory would wnim at cd Two Sides, VICTOR C0RDELLA, tbe ch s of n like .period. I ho be hv tallowed the into Wholes ala and Retail reddentnc ot the Heine with Fletich bh.od; than France I to be rnld by n Alio a splendid assortmsnt of iteohl stock," young prince ot the legituo whatever that is nnd l o conduited to WINES, LIQUORS, prosperity and penee. lint the anueMy (of the best brand) stems to veto Ilia reddening bitsiiusa. rOBACCO, CIGARS and GLASSWARE. Tmr.E nre several buhl. bended young af23-lStaWhite in and around women colored tion, Tennessee, who. if. they could lay Wlilcli F will tvnrrnnt to first-elm- s hold of a certain white man, would be lu every rereduce is to or endeai to capillary likely spect. display to n par with their own deficiencies It appears Unit be has been selling them n hair wash to tnke tho kinks ont of LikswUs ft large sssortmrnt of BAILB0AD COMPANY tneir hair; a result which it accomplished also. Another hair tl out by taking liquid' which he sold tlient; neatly tlbno REDWOOD M0ULDLVGS. "up In stoppered vial, was to. be used TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT three tinle a day. diluted in the proportion of n spoonful to a bucket of water, to prodneo a 'Caucasian coniplexion." This whs not, however, so powerful as the Save an u limited number ef bath other preparation, nnd left their epiuu dermis. ns well as their llurii-tiu, changed. I nm also selling A No. 1 """ " 11 ) BUSINESS' AM) RESIDENT LOTS MISCELLANEOUS. u, milled a CLASS NEW JTOTKt l Till FIRST Co JI3IISSIOI9 Meb CHANTS, laru-guay- . Jorn niLLisoha this ndrico for thoso who go nrouu 1 Heckitt.: iluir lights; Eve, yonre gratis! grandmother. I a in prepared to contract or Omaha, or throtmhn.it the Nonh.lt Outcalt'a fclastio Joint IiWfUl ''H? air.all qttaiHlUea. ' 1 hi material hxs become tli0 , throughout tho UniUd StaU,. tml'C stance hxs given the heat "f1 with such teddy cudatummu a'l -ertcr. app. nded. Preprlelof. to Uie public. The female C Montana Street, IJuora, and Cigare, pr h self-assertio- AND Trurtrc clc.tr ent (h!cg!ei, 1st clan, $ Itj Trnrkcc .tear nt 8binjlcs, td das, Mu. Milnk, the agent of the American ShiiiIi AmerDibit- - Kocieiynt M fit Dm nos Ay ich step. have ica, httja: the Heparation already been taken tow-uiof the church from the state. Thu measure Inis met with approval, anil will probareble be curt it d. The name irtntlein.iii In-- . been a that hopeful beginning port made toward tho use of the Rtblo ns a Contractors.. Between ThirI and Fourth Street", COM5ION LU3IBE11, Ha Important to Builders - UTAH. CORINNE, A CBEE.IUW.D, COHINNE tujrjxt. ia pretty toy, TS iU 31LSB hi Llaz J left ihy la tl unU my employ, uh i'll, r m iu to e.r;. 1 therefore, by iLU f jrcwnrit You not to trine l.er will, a it raw, Ter I will never i .,y Ikt c ru, I ul cotujri.ed ) Uw. -Htvrv KAHvrx. Em Seujo, October 11, ny wifr, 'fl til! jUlii AND -- - LESTAntAX S & j11 aiUMio, Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Whr- cuKim-- - Wsz. 1. Hxcxkt, it St. Louis druggist, being Hi. prescrtUed for bimMifi lie is dead. It was a coffin spell. Lowdox, Nov. 4. Mr. Motley, the American Minister, has changed his residence to the Thomas Hotel. Which show that Mr. Mortlcy is till incredulous, notwithstanding all the efforts of the Fresidect to cuako a eucccsior for his room. The World has been struggling painfully for two month to make a pun bn the word Melz, bnt ha been filled by tho coiiolmliug letter. When we ala to. TRUCKED, tor iu bem til. flat the town is cillid " EYAKSTCri, .MesV in Europe, it wbl be able in get It can any for instance, along beitt-r- . AEPEti AND that thu French have made a bad "ilen" WB:R of it which is obvious enough.' Tue Green Il.ty Guzetto contains tho following .unique notice! o Drui-tcraU- 1 1 wt. llet It Tonr, November 10. The French, by series of successes, have compelled the Germans to evnrnste Orleans. London, Not. 10. A laic Dane of L Franco says tile, question of revtctnnling Paris was the real stumbling block in tho way of negotiation for tho armistice. Tbs matte of elections In AIco and Lorraine was not vital, abd might have been a loa staU.j' lain;; U filcml Muur) b. rcilet l.ut jvitJ Luii;. HearJrt) It )s llle s trust Won w.Ut snxtou WMEirg, O vln n'rUdrgJor Ids board r tli care or Lee ;. In (fod. it Daves a Joy Spent iwl-- s tia worth bU nl it; Ant v.ho thu hath Inst It here bhaU hcruaHerttud IU v WAR. -- . Vonv Irf'rrowe j t Vuad IIOTEl GKOrEKIKS. ETO.v LUflBEI!, WOOD AND COAL i jioxnv. . OMAHA, NEBRASKA, D. A. VAN NAMEE. order iu Is new and in Ml VhkWsA rWZTrtriL refto muni tag toe exma oat with cs-- b in b .s. |