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PACIFIC frAILBOAP J OP r" UUU11 BOSS WUL'UE Tree 'euied free armctl retle“s millions of the wrk "M New World’ M 7j - " hire the grandest Fla oflVegrur is in Time’s great hand unfurled ’7 ell may jc shout hymns of t dumph us with fire eyes ye gaze From an Oeeun to an Ocean on my mightiest iron wavs: Yes the mightie-tho wort daring that ” worth ever Frowned by Mod's Imperial on earth on'iiercd elnptd What though yet lam not finished still I V i soon will be ' When thoiAtlantic and lci§BShull be changed to one by me: For no Hoad with mine half eouul — pite of heit or icy blast vast plains and rough mountains —ever stretched so sound and t Opening up great farming space- - coal fields mincssrf every kind That hayi longed to be through genturiee for man’s sacred uses shrined Aal already my thunder near a thousand miles: Soon their witl bo greeted by the breath of Orient isles That so loig have hoping yvm' J with old Asia for the timo When they might as sisters sbouklbe neartr aaahing perfect chime as I think f Oh! the glory on me those blest hours When humanity will grow better by the of its powers! as I knew And the glory swells that every cent Honestly in my construction by the officers was spent Criy those the few ignoble who are jealous foes Dare to breathe that even a dollar will be filched to my work's alone Crthat even my very smallest portion cannot safely stand Close comparison with any railroad built in any lend “What my 'company’s future business?” Every year across my world fully will five hundred thousand tons be swiftly safely burled ’’Paisengers?” Near twodwisdrcd thousand actual profi from th whole forTo invetorin full specie millions ever roll! Oh Durand what joy must thrill jou us sun in the with bare brow You behold what is already for the New and Old World done: For your genius truth tuet labor firuinc-- s bj those Worlds are known And have placed your reputation moveless on an honest throne fr While the Officers who labor ith you fur my giant life with the laurels wear Also unfading pride of honor rife— f Kid them many fullof talent many who are Force and yet All that’s generous and peaceful bits within their spirits mot Ehowing it I no mere fable that within her j noble plan these crowning splendor- - to Nature be part of every man’ ' comrades Nor unto Durani nnd only will I “Well Done” sing: Cabinet Fame Over Prcaidi nt Congress shall wav 9 her sunlit wing and For they have with true Democratic heart t In ipy liberally '? lonc their jiurt Stallions O the glory on me stream jour uiaucs of fire! of O how I am not? exulting in the my name!— "’Union”— Union it Is menta are in this Territory that will raise anyth' ng that ever grew under the sun in temperate latitudesAil the people want is a knowledge of how to treat and cultivate things Aproix to this subject I believe there are thousands of tons of good flax machinery iu the town of Dundee the third in rank for that manufacture in Scotland where I came that will yet be sold for litt!e more than the price of old iron For the last live years mill owners there have speculated to such an extent iu building new and enlarging old premises that onohulf or of their number are bjopelessly bankrupt if I might judge from the accounts lately received from that quarter They paid fabulous prices for ground in and around the already ovei crowded town for sites to build mills and factories while t rose to such a pitch that the factory operatives were crammed six or seven in a small hovel that had lint breathing space for two At last accounts of the works were standing still and the other half runtime ning on halt r Believe- me to be Faithfully yours Alex Ckoix Working ramp ou the railroad - First Ward Edftor S at B Saow’s 4th 1869 Salt Lake Telegraph: On the 21st Dee lS68Bro Gen D lectured hi the First Ward in relation to raising silk and the mulberry He spoke with that zeal that tree the right man in the proves that right place and it is to be hoped that we as a people will take hold and put in practice his counsel and theory He pictured the results of us as a people becoming poor instead of rich unless we produced an export article of value and that there was nothing at could present that this Territory to compete with other marketsbut silk and that could be raised with but little expcnscmd would famish employment for the thousands of children that are now beginning to swarm in those valleys instead of letting them run wild also employment for’ the aged and infirm who iu many instances are now dependent upon donations etc- - for their support In his illustration of the future of the Watt - for the production euterprise something to export was created showed the'' certainty of money being drawn out of the Territory by the railroad when completed and little brought to benefit the massof the people He showed that silk and silkworm epgs were well calculated for exportation He demonstrated his theoretical remarks by proof so far as proving that a fine quality of silk could be produced by exhibiting cocoons and spun and reeled silk of his own production It only remains with us individually and and collectively to go and do likewise then with that and other pursuits of we shall with the blessings industry of God become well to do The following brethren were appointed to offico in a silk Bro Alonzo Noon Brown counsellors S'teei and Mitchell sen treamrer and of lie £ro fLC'it li'i i t ESSEX PILES 1EITER & tofe— A transcendental preacher took for his rest “Feed my iambs” A plain farmer very quaintly remarked to him ou coining out ot the church “A text sir but very good you should take care not to pm the hay so high iu the raek that the lambs can’t reach it” It is stated that three members of Mr Johnson’s Cabinet— Seward McCulloch and Evarts — tried to coax the President to omit from his mesHis sage the “repudiation" clause was that the doctrine within reply two years would be tne most popular measure m the country A Miss Guest of Texas “a youug lady ot standing and culture” being m the habit like other young ladies of standing and culture “of wearing a small Derringer pistol" first accidentally shot ofi two of her own finkilhd a Mr gers and subsequently Lenore whose guest she A gentleman travelling in a railway carriage was amused by a constant fire of words betweeu twoladies One of them at last kindly inquired if their o 41 vernation did not make his head ache: when he answered with a “No good deal uf ingenuousness ma’am I’ve been married twenty years" A Minnesota postnlasier who wished to retain his office on being asked Postmaster Genetal Bauduil by whether he had not opposed Mr Johnson’s “policy” replied: “No and I wantjou to Understand that I can change my politics as last as you and when I can’t keep up i’ll ’’ exchange says: A schoiait- wai turned out ot one of the district schools iu Sutton the other tla? because he was years olii and had a family it eluding two on He said “his Cor three grown children boys aud gals bad more learning than he had and he wanted to ketch up Offer with them" An ' LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the UNCLAIMED Port Office in Salt Lake City Territory of Utah the 8th of January 1809 f not called foi before which Fein uiry the 8tk 860 will bo ent ' the Dead Letter Office LADIES’ LIST s H Attoll Mrs W H Getting Hewnod Mrs E Allen Mrs L Hillber Mrs E Atwood Mrs J F Howard Mrs J Barns Miss II Marril A Baker Mrs L E Morton Mrs S H Brown Mrs 31 SRickets Mrs M A Butterworth A Strt n Mrs 31 A Ellis M A Thompson 31 rs II Mrs F Fisher 31 rs 31 j Fuller 31rs A E GENTS’ LIST Lewis F FI H Alexander II S Leigh AV W 2 Allen 3V L N Iiiroy S Litcrter AV II Alley S V McLain S B Allen It 3tc3Lilis G Amlereon II J Asterit A Muggard J II Mahon J Atwood 31 Aument F 2 Meigher P Stiller E Barndt 31 2 Millard AV L 3 Barnett H Moore AV K Beach J Aloree G II Bonn ion J E T II Beard R A Mueller PH Bert R Beers AV S Nelon L M Noyce AV Bickloy AV G Owens T Biby J Pardon F Boiisk J A Bow AV H Petliy Pederson N Booth J l’entield AV Borg L 2 Brooks T G Pettit E Phillips A Broughton J 2 Brown J Phillips Broadbent S Phelpha E O Pickering R Bray C E Ping Chung Bryson 31 J Pool J Bowgeson C Piehan Brown D B Robinson II Bresee Dr J R Roland C II Briscoe G Riler S AV Brush L Burnham C C Rogers R Brucham J A II Riley Richie J B Campbell A G Rider J Carter G C Richardson J C Clark II Cockerill A Ruy T Conner JI Kunigui-- t C F’ Ruse C II Conover H iiu-J A Crabtree 1’ I Rudd R R Croft J Riddle B li Creighton J Reilner P Craig A P Reed G Curtis K 2 Raw iings R Davis E AV ilomillard E Davis ii Cohn "teh warts AV Diependorf F Schoonmakcr J T 2 Dettrimr ii Seaton R B Driskcl II 2 Dunbar II C ''hurt II Shotnell C L Dunkson D ‘shephard S S Eagan J t Shirwood D Kuves J Sickler O Edwards K sidere W J Elliott F ''fixer J 31 Evans J ''Lixthe t’" Felix G Fnldeke J 'mit Jfihr 31 tY SJ 'indth Font J B R II ninth J ' Minth M F'owler J 4 ‘mith L S Fr eland E Akeon C $3000000 MILLS RALSTON O W C of the New York - 31ESSRS LEES & WALLER Boston - TREMONT NATIONAL BANK London ORIENTAL BA NK CORPORATION T ETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED AVAIL-Jable for tho of Merchandise throughout tho United States Europe India China Japan and Autruiia EXCHANGE ATLANTIC THE Good- - following will receive Attention Orders Careful LfffFCRTH KELLOGG & RAIL In 18S2) established (House Jobbers of HARDWARE STEEL CUTIERY AND Mciim i mb ms Prompt and Front Nos 3 and 5 near Market Street SAM FltAffCISCO ORDFftS 72 FlSPtCTfliUYiSSGLICITED tl HENRY W KING & GO of and Mdiit'tactirer WHOLESALE DEALERS FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE u Vi GL9THIIG OF P'MlSillM 4 and GOODS CHICAGO Stockholders ILLS SBSWNSKSS KINS & GO 316 and 3118 Broadway NEW YORK CITY COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO St Nos 410 & 418 California STREET LAKE O ou m i INSURANCE AND personally in Cash Qjpital Surplus Total Assets in liable Coin &75GOOft !J220000 970 OOOl Coin DIRECTORS: J’Mora Moss Benjamin Brewster Jabsz HowesJ James Otis A Hayward t?m 1 Barron Nicholas Lulling J Kittle John Parrott Joseph a Eonolioe H J O'Connor L Bachs M S Sweeny W W Montague G H Winchester Mees Heller James I’helan Adam Grant Gustave Coushard Charles L Low Michael Castle Jacob rcbolle Nicholas Larue James Linforth N G Kittle Oeller Geo lllckol Livingston Patrick McArao a celigman Label T Pay Jos Brandenstcln Geo C Johnson A Wnsserman T E Lindenberger L Cunningham William Smith Vlarysvlllo a TheLarif' t ard York ws Stock of New r3m t WOLCOTT & M’llOLlA GO TOUCHARD GUSTAVE IN ALF Policies issued loestb adjusted AIHT8 BRUSHES President D HAVES CHAIILM Secretary eitlier in coiu nr currency and and paid by BROTHERS WALKER VARNISHES GLXE1UL AGKSIS SALT LAKE Vi CITY WINDOW ALL (h Hi GLASS I 'ID BY PTICLE' ANC GLAZIERS P KIMBALL &G0 GEO o m 'ii $& Khfi- - TAR ffiT f FTC tin Tra ro iil r !fi igo N IV n 'i !! nrVRi TRY COL tidilit s'r I 7 ! Lihl Dealer flfTH & WAim STRUTS Crdcr Tasrhall H W" r nTTTCl If rx Southern Uotol Ol LUUlo MUi "f ib o ltJrstcu 't Ionia Co’s iy - br THCRQUGHBRACE 'ft tl V V M’ uni ' uii'lo WstifMiwvri thill muv ii ip ipo t Th Axle KI1AT ST$9 run' Mi c Duiill ml ReiuU the lx Cut rh it ut ot 300 Ot U'xw I n uoer Hivl (lit m ihtir- XV its lr & u lMtuit VOUITII n llffi I MiiUECMIiE Ring tho SAN FRANCISCO POFFEN S wuoxs W AROtiS Vajo!ii U ifii tTitir OK RICHARD of GARRIA&ES :l’I i afifi E of all kind- uf tiiriri U'rt v on UStf Importers and etc determination is to keep our Stock so largo and attractive and the prices of every article so low as o make it the f every Merchant si the Wert and Northwest to make this his market for Dry (JoodsJ V is - ON Vienna Delude Sydney Wei bourne Yokohama Shnnghae Hongkong the Main aborted viz: Our ROSIN 'a CITIES DIRECT DRAAV London Dublin Paris St Petcrsburgh Amsterdam Hamburg Bremen Frankfort Streets Tickings Cotton Flannels Denims and all other Domestic Cottons Blankets Shawls and Cloaks Yankee Stations Hosiery Gents’ Furnishing Goods Knit Worsted Goods etc AVI isa SALE FOR ON Jobber amt Washington if "i CASHIER AGENTS: GOODS FLAXJIELS PRINTS Brown and Bleached Sheetings Brown and Bleached Shirtings u iiILT PRESIDENT WHITE AND 3A - SILKS DRESS GOODS WOOLENS PAINTERS 'ulm - FRANCISCO IC AGrO XX aril thoroughly Stocks SAN CAPITAL DRY GOODS Importers State and TOABT THE BARK OF CAUFSRHiA DARK resign - lours it Railroad Ironed! jes that Alonzo Noon mine The lumber regions in the northern r 1st ward From sn uato sea eternal basking in the s parts of Wisconsin are infested by j Smite Divine: — Our worthy Bishop informs mice as if a plague of Egypt had come 1S tech"‘from but to Omaha For me that lie calculates to plant out for upon the coontry They have overnical— "sea to sea” his family a piece of ground with the run the lumber camps and even drove These the words the Great Republic everthe hors s and caitie :rom thefr feed mulberry for tho silk culture more will give to me— ks and boxes eat clothing boots Adjunct ure all other Railroad! as the rills to Every caps nest in the beds etc AlaL ftOBTM b Ocean are— supply team now going into the His the de'tined final power crrrjing the The Round Tabh says country girls “pineries” has a box ol cats upon skips afar With a vast take to jiding horceback as naturally it O the glory on me heuvoned! as Bostonians to Emerson and conk Dr Franklin recommends a young unceasing mirth in the choice of a wife to select round the planet but by Not by After Mr Bescher has cleaned the man from a bunch giving as his reathat of holier worth— soottr the Pul her he had Bench hotter son that when there are many dauI’ll make the New World Peace's L jivsUmJRost c pit— Ruler rainbowod of the Earth: they improve each other aud The alarming frequency of street ghters While nil my material empire will a from emulation acquire more accommurders in New York is attracting plishments and do more than a sinbasis glow — For tho Intellectual Moral uf the Human attentiongle chill spoiled by paternal fondRace below ness This is a comfort to people A Treasury clerk at 'Washington Ameon Hundred Millions Hix log soon Two was discovered the other day who blessed with large families rica's broad sod held his position for a year on As a farmer was driving across schools churches bad Opulent with vveuhh order the from President forged the railroad track in Auburn N Y never curscd by tyrant rod A Speaking all the same great language says the Broadway his horse stopped and refused to d hotels adopted round' tables to pre- budge an inch A train was rapidly worshipping tho same Pile— ex-- A JT t vent their boarders from getting a approaching and considerable The train was citement ensued I 7 “square” meal within a few fret from the An ardent youth in Chicago was stopped CORRESPONDENCE obstrnae brute however and af er poisoned the other day by the cosa great deal of coaxing and whipmetic bloom which his lips absorbed ping Tne tbe track was cleared r M it Hfaky IT wiiLrov from the cbetk of his sweetheart balked before horse had dVtT Wt mn hy Otm n January 4 on At the Fireman’s Ball Omaha beseveral is that said It evenings atNew Years eve a sm trt fellow Editor Svlt Lake Tunit u n: fore a fashionable cmpl i were rnarri tempted to iv move rings from the Among the many 'eluune' tihout to lingers of the ladies wnh whom he ed in New Y’ork lately they had to d wfiv Wus (‘Hiicing Trinity Chapel lighted up aud went opI inancmniti'l dpvin through rehearsal of the imposing isolate hitherto liir a ux a a The young pais Only three of the reigning sover- scene in full dr ss thousand miles on all side-- from civiland grooms eigns of Europe are said to bo in the follow Oil by bridesmaids train passed up ization pennit me through tlte column- posstssion of good health l They are men like a and of i’russia aisle the Belgium the long solitary to tho altar in Kings f your paper to ttive birth to a bint mi Bavaria the deep oratory end there some There are a few 1 dav nianuiactui e of solemnities mocker We learn from the Lender that at am aware who come front the old :n their the recent banquet to Senator Caa personated the minister of the church country and are disappointed Horace Eon the this in utilized all have mine going through the nuptial service and serly city expectations benediction A the ill and Hon II the pronouncing ud a little moie wjtli the exception Greeley Oukey cordially fraternized t of expecting to ee at Emerson in his lecture on “Bieat nuoll iiortion of flax machinery in for his Miss Pney W Forsyth editress of ness” cites Couni Gurowski it Cotton and wool machinery dethe LxbeRy (Mississippi) Ad‘'ouilet sturdy independence of character but if as clines to attend d Hiems we have in abrndauee fie of the convention of Where is this b g?” bo in ciothed line we to tire a people when he in Cambridge editors because she is somebody Mississippi oemor we linen etc I think ih vas poor aud in a strait for victuals afraid they will all stare at her a society lor ttie “1 w:su ro dig m it I and Bents a e to be reduced in several too lodging And wish to earu some money 'Uiportatimi ot flax mac binciy tlie betcities of Indiana from and after thip ou 1 have been told bv cw'iil tor being remonstrated vith that such that flax won t trrow here op when1 da e Merchants have got tired of work woutd degrade him he replied for cash all their for is the receipts z does grow it paying “I cannot oe degraded H am rooms m which to do business — Ex of iinnul’actme hoing too oar For the tun ft of this i thevhre Pauncefjrt has b?ea reading in r subs r b r for the 'mc no eiiteiinn to mdae In tho benefit Montana “for irgmia ft the conmarveling omtwhat aispnimed witli tlit of the Catholic t’huich the Holy T)emoira of his paper tinued I manufactine am disappearance vi it' 'Strioux Mother o! all churcLes in ChristenhimreF where he could At any rate dom ) vi’h d to tho Montana stationed aeeuuliag witness how it got beyond fils door "I’ " (11 that J bun izrn ?e pre on tb" vtv'f' tho carrier foil it and was not a wfl biipg O' hi oa'Vfilti duicer cunmu eat deS me one having complained that little edified to obs rx with !! jairt- - of the woild "ml are rely seize it and caniously ctriii?4rTtt flnff protiinbitJ to quantities ui Audi icon whiskey abio and returned as “French ry it behind a refrigerator where aent material import ’)' law stveu ton TV' t inks peo upon looking he discovered brandy” the lojeliti' ill Aiitesl -- n - folded as when left who ggt brandy “wi'ii h or eight numberpie arc kToWiHisce t tt the ha en r r il c in uny by the boy d cu (idfrit tb'- o' ' Rivetin' tee FRWiCiSGD SAN CHiCAGOTRABL 84 Michigan L City Jan deAsa W Blown of Cinciiina’i of New Haven Conn after sires a divorce from Mr Brown eaiing fifty pounds of opium freed because she “hates babies” himself from the habit in six weeks (Established 1853) so far for the first time Last and has published a book on “The as knownyearthe basket willow grown & CO HALL Upium hawt” iu California was put to use The announcement of the result of S journer Truth in her the Presidential election was made in crowded lectures to year Ezypt in this wise: “General Grant houses iu Northern New York has been named President to wit: The Chicago Times calls George Head of the Sheiks And Alcafolks Francis Train “the great American has been named Second President” abs” To which the Buffalo E The largest Bible class in the world pres$ exclaims ’Ear ’ear! is said to be the one taught by a Mrs A whole hedge has been success Bartlett in Mr Spurgeon’s church New L nden It began eight years ago fuliy moved iu Manchester Hampshire by the following prowith three persons and Las reached cess: T e soil was cut down on an average ateudauce of seven huneach side and shoveled away on We have the exclusive sale of the dred both a stout plank was then placed A vein of silver fiity feet below the on ouo side and applied surface of the ground has been disto remove roots and soil together And respectfully call the attention of the 111 covered at Johet while boring an intact trade to our artesian well The presence of silver Bath The recently m the geological syst m of Illinois sent twenty-fiv- shipbuilders men to Virginia to Large and Complete Stock has never been hinted at by scientific cut oak timber The trees were hewn men are guaranteed to give satisfaction floated down the Rappau hannoek 130 They beth in quality and price A carpenter in Washington and then shipped to Maine prizes miles among his choicest treasures a scrap The men in addition to being boardHALL KIMBARK & CO of paper on which is written: “If you ed aud quartered receive $ 2 per have a piece of board to spare please day and viil stay until Spring IRON MERCHANTS let Tad have it A Lincoln” It was In the course of a month or two Av 80 S2 & brought to him by the boy while he velocipede traveling bids fair to be so Q2(LtUtl was at work at the White House common as to attract lifle attention The Highland deer forests in Scot If the vehicle will carry a person safe land have been computed to esvf ly and without uncomfortable at least 2000000 acres or 3125 Uan as fast as a horse can driAw square miles The number of deer carriage as we are assured itiwudz it CO contained in the forest of Glpntilt advantag s are obvious at out' its w J FIELD alone is said to exceed 13000 and in we hail it and we come it WHOLESALE that of Ben Auluer 8000 M among the utilities of the uM-- Horace Day the celebrated r lifir f fx'lifT |