Salt Lake Daily Telegraph | 1867-06-22 | Page 2

- it ' 5 i ' ' :YYiYY7: - i -- ' mcap 4 j -p- Sail safe i 4 - u J: T U £4UrJ7ner - yiremT Wllllfli Mouth rrhllMWfi tt IMT 8 covered by tha toftifleations to the e ’ niMMttot M famllN&S - AM AM IU hrKwiI rvmikiwMi fM Twrotag dty cf Latsabonrg v ’! c Taouifx: KOB BJqTBBl la tbe ” ' depsr-tor- of the PrntkissiS the KortreaewUl be occupied by a tboesaaJ Luxembourg ' soldier v : y The Dorset GLraturie says tie Feed-t- a - 5 opntitmsi GrtOXTRACTOSi tab ABO TaAlNELtS: ft AHtvru(WM Nriitn 0 M IK- - BTtAar Atk VvWMVt tvtvvft ’“"SiSLC JVM ’inw -- t TKWMOU '' ' rXS II IB LOXD0BJ " liiukii to be transported iaiaal of Portland Y r e the r ' i New York 18 - - Santa Anna to uujonbtadly now In Mexico for which country ho left Loro five weeks ago A tnnalaUoa has been Rttliifcal from a Tampico paper of a ptoanneiameato disavowing on the pert of the garrison of Tampico the Jaarrs government recognistog Santa Anus as Generol-iri-chtof tb Mexican amirs end President ml f!rnrt of the HepulUc cf Mexico One of the paragraphs of tho pronunciamtuto protests sgaioaft the action of Benito Juarez by which ho has mortgaged the Statin ofTamaubpaa andttoa Luis Po-toto ibe Csitoi Butra lor fifty-fiv- At CaUxrnt toeottog MUj the sal Jvch U Is imdesttood cf the remotwo! ABO a fULruiujosi rpn val of the civil c&oert by commanders Si ast i let the Southern military districts Was discussed- - As a rsstdl of the consul loBcpka jL'mrntTKXAf! tion an Executive order to in coarse of aw wrsi'ijwii w preparation and may beiuoed early iBrirorcsr wot Ibis weak revtrsieisg it is sold such mifiloa doIUrs ' ? ' two eraser oackcm j commanders in tcconlanc with the York 19 'New u VjYTho Express the following TIIK CUT rif-- VULI PQ iSMROJf 0 recently putdlshed Opinion of Attorney General Btonbersy heretofore remo- through a private channel and tub auncKit Mva it y ved by them-- ’ is from reliable sources Jaarez havkTwb roT nior at tub tboOps tp ALL - Y Chicago 1 7 ? ing heard of the pronundsmeeto toned uababds:vThe Tribune's Omaha special ur by the government of Tampico in faSenator Thayer has sent thr foltof log vor of Bants Anns hu despatched a ruBCSAL noar'ATBcwyosKr dilpsteh to Oea Grant and the Secre- Urge force Against the place On the SAtirA ABBA lFuEXtCO AQAiKt tary of the Interior: morning of the 6th the Jaariet Buford reported what the If trosk btotFacb end Payon attacked the OB or or OABQfEB TUB BliLBOAW telegraph attribatea to him' in regard fort of lurbidA The small garrison to Indsn matters he to guilty of reck- shouting the war cry of Viva Santo OEB BICRLC4 BEQCE'fTH mttiUe v less or criminal Arna Viva-LabrepfesenUtlon repulsed tbs Republic abd cuUBr or BBgciurt j ' Ihe warfare which is now ' party killitg : a Urge number and TBE BIBSflXQBAMfnlOT QUBLLEDt' being carried on upon the plains by canoed the rest to fly defeated The small florists where Panose to ladaoi of wrat savage J upon portiae they ' dervaodess settlers railroad euvvejieg remaiesd awaltiog relafbrosments from Chicago Jane The Herald's Orleaes special says parties and laborers is 'barbarous and Qccretaro) which wo 'expected to the Itidical llspubUcaa 8tzts Conven-tio- n unprovoked’ The government mast reach them the 20th ipj ' WuLlngtun :i adjoarred sine die oa 8stnrdsy not be deluded by any soch raports as night after enilonilcx 'the tolloeiog Boford'sLv Indians attacked a train The Depart (nvut uf Btate has InforWfl advocate and wiU near the Junction Colorado yesterday mation that the court martial In the ?Utform j— tqoatliy uodsf the tow to and captnrcd forty-fiv- e ease of MsxlmilUa for the present is bead of stock alt meft without distinction of (color New Orleans 17 suspended i or raceptfidorse the acts of the last Nsw York 19 A fall jury of negrora was eiupanb-aileTue Harold's correspondent at Ban at X&VARata TApe on FilJay Uongressi 'VrUl reooai tract Louisiana s Ciis Potosl on the 31 says the epon the Coogressional basis Mad to tbe firstvever rtioordad will " trials OoogrsM enly true audjlojsl men Inthe grow greater that Watbingtvn 17 sist oa perfect eqiiatity witnoat dlstloo-rUo- n A totter from QuarvUra es ye tbe be poatpoaea till alter the fall of Max of ms la tbe right to vote and General on the filth nil to- ieo and Vera Crus and the arrival of enter the Jury bozwithout edacstioo ssed an order for tbe trial of Maximili- the UB Mi&iiter Meanwhile to si or property qasUflcatioas being requi- an Miramon and Mejia in accordance lay exoitenient and satisfy the army red advocate immigration and divis- with the law of January 2lth 16627 who ettmoir fur Maximilian'e blood ion of the loads of the Bute so fsr as to telegraph acoouuta of hie execution ore coaetant-l- y permiaiion Btxjtqantel prsetlcable Into smsU forms Inordsr the Prns-ia- n Minister to Mexico circulated The siege of Mexico Is that the mosses of the people may him and also Don Msria Hire still going on Nearly all Escobedo's landholders adrocsts tlio repeal Pslbicio father of GeneralFallieiosnd army and tfce whole of Corona’s with of tho cotton Ux by Congress? if not Martines De Lv Faroe to set as his the exoeption of three thoniand cavagranted will UtmsiM ae a right that dofenders The telegram was forward- lry were sent to the State of JoUser ' class legislation be abolished j taxes ed to the partite to bring Lqcardo to term Y laid oa all productive wealth in the i New York Xft ' 'Charleston' 19 j Union advocate equality la school The Times special says it is goner-fril- y Ued Sickles hu requested tbe ' auenforcement of the eight boar system conoeded that there will be a quo thorities of Washington that he may except in casts of special contract: in- ram of Congressmen present in July be relieved fromlhe command of his sist oa a thorough revision of tlie laws to' oonaider tbe effeoto t the f Attorney-General- military division It alno demands a of Louisiana and pledge ourselves to court of enquiry on his sotion to vln opinion aid tho (lovsrnmsnt la paying the last 7 lfofi Isaac Newton coomUdoner dicate bimielt i dbllar of the public debt 1 of agriculture is dangeronily ilL 'Junction City Kansas j 19 The platform condemns Jotinsuu's The Tribune’s special says twenty A' let ter Iron Fort Wallace 12 th amnesty proclamation believing the to fifty cases of typhus fever occur in poru thsti on the 3J Favor' and disfranchising of the rebels to be the Washington daily Tbompjoa! of Pond Creek were killed Governof ' the highest duty general London 18 2 pm and scalped between Pond end Goose ment No wan to b supported for A very formidable rloV creeks on the Gth two men from tho office who will not pledgo maaself that vail la Birmingham mine names unknown wore killed Two streets white or colored alike eligible to all Ere been taken possession of and com- within hollo a mile of the same piece offices to which he may have the power pletely sacked I the rioters who are on the lltli the coach from the west to appoint oa the newly enfranchised oat in great forcey and present a very having on' board Lieut Bill and thrke citizens constitute a majority it least formidable appearance Y A Roman soldiers lady passenger driver and half the nominations for elective oQ Catholio chaprl has been snacked and guard wae attacked by twenty five or oea shall be tskon from that class threatened with- demolition miioi from The thirty Indians twenty-fir-e Tho Tribune’s special says gebator most intents excitement prevails Far- Fort Wall4ce One soldier was killed Henderson of Missouri chalrtoau of ther serious trouble is apprehended Thsotbersidismountad and fought the the Senate committee on Ind sn affairs 18 Indians fode miles and finally repulsed New York who has lost returned from ' an excurThe Herald's cable special Athena them killing two It is reported lust on sion to the western plains declares that 15tb says advices from Crete repre- the 17th la government train was atmore thin half the reports of ladian sent that Omzr Pacha met a defeat tacked: 18mllee west of Fort linker The ' expedition a nd one man killed his body being horoutrages are false lie attributes tho from the Crotani Indian troubles to the ophratlona of against Spkakia and Apaoorona failed ribly mutusted The Indians are so unprincipled army contractors And tra- Tha Turkish loaeea were very heavy troublesome that stage drivers ro use dersOmar Pacha was unable to form a junc- to go out Eight of them have derailMf ' tion with the forces of Mebmed Pochs ed their coaches Tt is rumored at Qaeenstown 6 who had been twice beaten In: Apocra-n- a Pond Creek that Gen Custer had been A Bsrlia paper asserts that an of notes has taken pUce be and had retreated to his entrenohed repulsed by Indians who mave come tween France and Prussia with refer- camp Omar Pacha after a fresh de- down In'fQrce from the Platte Valley '' ence to tho occupation of Rastadt by feat at Heradii on burnt all the villa- j ' Chicago IA : ' rethe Prussian troops Prussia has ges which ware not defended- and o The evidence In the Surratt trial yes served to herself on principle the right killed the inhabitants The Console terday apparently destroys his hope of to garrison the fortress by an: under- of tbs various powers have notified their acquittal by alibiY A colored servautj The employed: in MraTEtirratt’s and in her standing with the' sovereign ruler of governments of these atrocities Rastadt but declares there was at pres- Italian gunboat Prince! OJoan had house on the night ofthe essaosinaticn' saved Mveral Christian families and tratified to seeing Surratt ia the house ent no question of taking practical of that right It Li added that bronght them to Firaceos The Turk- that night and related incidents to sue j Franoe accepted the tost and gave no ish steamer Isodhi which chased the tain his declaration J contradiction to the first portiob of the Greek blockade runner Arcaders put Londpn ' i back to a Candian port in a damaged The not at Birmingham was speedily Prussian declaration New York 17 f fate1 with several oi her crew killnTor suppressed by the action of the govern-gneni There was an uomlatakabie cas8 of wounded Coinmonn 6 the this In London' eholen towji eveniogIIon pm Boston 17 At ' this hour the rioters are in fnQ Gathoraw Hardy: Home Secretary jan d The auniversary of tbe possession of the town of Birmingham nounced that the disturbances ipBir battle of Banker Hill was observed to- All efforts to preserve peace and order mlnghamj had ended and pokes and day with nnnsnal spirit? The banks have proved futile - Large bodies of order restored :The troops there afe an i many stores were closed troops have been sent to the scene of under orders to return to their former disturbance with orders to put down sUtione Gonstantinople17 The Eugltoh government warned by The Sablime Porte bts issued a fir- the riot at all hazards and stop farther thk of destruction landing effected by a squad of Feproperty man granting to aliens the 'right to ' nians at Dungmroon bas stationed men ? New' 18 York hold lands within tbe limits of the Otr Y’ war of Moniujtbe channel to guardV against on was a toman Empire There desperate fight of thev attempt a repetition London18-r- l day afternoon at Cavalry cemetery o'clock A m’ J" Pittsburg 19 who had A Reform mob attacked a tdry between a number of persons A MitcbeL's Gillespls rUuing mill buried a friend The fight regod at : St James Hall last sash A and meeting door Co's nobson factory women and men Stormed the platform erected a red or nearly an hour ' Were burned six and dwellings adjacent Globe side on either being engaged flag- lurmonotsd by the liberty cap ana stones were freely used tost night Loss fora hundred thousand There was muoh fighting and- many knives Several persona were'1 severely injured dollars insured -- sixteen thousand Y arrests were made ' Philadelphia 19' one ehild was reported killed - Ciand j Landdn 17 Varieties theatre American Tha ware near tizens living a protracIn the Commons the surrouoding with Walnut fttreet ted discussion on 'that portion of the by the riotom proceedings that they to flames The audience in property j reform bill which provides for redistri- bid themselves in the woods succeeded in escaping not large being 'r Nsw York 19bution' of Parliamentary seats was bruised the to this in rash were Many El jttoxfcsro of tbs 12th says it Is front doer It is believed that all concluded A division took place the which resulted iu a majority of eight reported that Maximilian has asked a perfprmsto escaped V At 1(T80 tbe front votes in favor of the- Dar private interview with Jaarez for the wall of the building fell with an awful Government whose plan of redistribu- purpose of disclosing important Stats crash Abont half a dozen secrets Maximilian was eonvioted on were carried away injured but persons tion was accordingly adopted it can3rd and sentenced to not ? be 3: Vienna 17 the night how many were Moertained) This Enneror of Austria boa decided be ahot on the morning of the 4th with crushed o death beneath the ruins to to make his ministry responsible to the Miramon and Mejia ' v remove which will take several hours 7f Reichstadt Orders will soon be ismed Gen Marquez commanding the Lynchburg Va 18 from the war office to stop U work on city of Mexico has executed General Glass editor of the Republin R the fortifications of Vienna f Exten- O'XIaVon commander of the post for can wssishot In the street to by sive reforms are to be introduced in the treasonable correspondence with the the sons of D E Booker: 'cause day an a AusHe hoe also arrested a hun- tide reflecting on the father Liberal discipline and management of the The trian army It is said the Imperial dred and sixty Liberal sympathizers in ehot took effect in the ey? ball lodgGovernment is abont to submit to the the city end threatens to exeente them in tbb heed Glees to comfortable Relehstadt a law permitting trial by and bora the capital if Max and his ing the toeae ie nncertain bnt It also intends to generals were harmed ! jnry in penal eases for Newark NT18 the amendment a proposition Mvjla selected Escobedo na his conn-s- This morning a sail boat containing of the eoneutntion of Feby who refuted to serve saying he sight persons raptfz'vJ In the Passaic Y A ould see him damned! NewTork17 Mr- - Uimsi a French river Advices from Queretaro to Jane 1st and two children were droened tody An affray to4ay ia Centre street be' ' tween Irishmen and negroos was soon sey: tht the trial cf Max and MiraDublin 18 mon and was 'were of nominally One the victims of thd raemt riot ‘Marquez stopped fay the police Nobody i postponed till 4ih of June but really was burlfd at Waterford tddey The serionsly nurt : until after the toll of the city of Mexi- funeral Asa the occasion of a great deWashington 17 Surratt's trial hu been resumed co and Vera Crux Max ia in better monstration A procession consisting of over It 000 persons all wearing een hopeful Judge Fisher presiding The prisoner health andBives of and followed the corpse to the ordek made an was emblems Dougherty of oat Judges money bring ' of interment: that his witnesses be paid by tbs Gov- Texas will not receive tho testimony place Conlaws of the comNew of negroes bnt defy Orleans lfLL ernment Their attendance Was as unconstituin that witnesses dozen for A a particular gress naif telegramfrom QuereUrp 3rd jays-thpelled Yi:trial of Maximilian is coridaded the prosecution were examined bat tional The Times special says there seems ?if tfrng new appeared in evidence Sixty JadieS in ' mourning residing in or toa of no doubt ten recess till San Luis called on Jaarez to spare at Congress quornm The Gourt took a - v ' rv v lives of the prisoners hi Qaer-etar- a the VJuly morrow The Tribnne’s special Says CampThe President said he would Y" New York 1 bee tendered do all he could 'Tho North German Gazette says the bell minister to Mexico reason eompktibly with jusstatement that the Prussian Govern- his resignation for the followthat he tice and hie duty but that- - many libthe to erals hod been shot for whom they ment addreued representations toSws-de- n dose not feel inclined sent tho had nofintereeded from him armarecently oa ths subject of the reoent is Two Engagements had taken place ment by Bte latter is a pore invention State Department : Ilie resignation The Arch Dnchess Matild daughter accepted' but nq successor has been at the capital which resulted in favor of the Arch Dake Charles: died: at appointed of the Republicans Foreigners ia tbe Chicago 19 Ylsnna on the sixth from the offsets to surrender dfty adgieed Marquez of barns recently rsoeived ' It is reported that the wheat in Ky promising to' protect his escape Y It It ramorea that Jaarez demands ia badly injured by rntand ' I two and a halt millions a tailing for the places is utterly mined Colo k isoniPtfnU-TGeorgetown - f Omaha 19'-ransom of MazImOian redo Jkihcr Bo 9 eomoe to our tobloi E4I Mr Reed Superintendent of the U tereepd rpkrieton J E Whortes sad F There to no tonger any donbt of the evacuation of Luxembourg within a PRJt has jnsft returned from North B WagfSBtr Whartea soa raa a papyr Platte : He says tho work will have to we keodr It asd we wish him a fortuoe fortnight “ Only a few hundred men bo abandoned unless there is more pro- WhatdifreaoeethorearelaeouBtrloaf Colwill be left to superintend the of materioL' Tbe Grand tection from Indians Gen- - Sherman orado isl a pwfrat Edsn for newspapers ' fieecem ie toe Jkliwr Onka hat promised togirs the gronid is at North Platte Y i vuta row ur vcw tinucY - - v?a THE DISPATCHES ' radvvrtlsezrattei Tb neir by Ulcgnph lenity it of nora tbta ootamoa interest " la th 1 firkt pltco tbera U a littl bit of a oabbl coaeeHxiogtbtt fruitfa) sab ' Ynter ject tha Iodlta difScaltlot daywa pablithed rtported Uto oent by Oca I3afonJ on of tbs special commisiitfbm to loTesligtts : fIPf?r i r "J- ' j ' Y i - 1A ‘ - : ?: ! V 9 I J - tbs Foit PUiL Ksarneqr f koassacrs tbtt it tbs Indians were protected (rom tbs settlers and traders there ' ’ vv would be no necessity for Indian Urarptbat flie present war wos a ridd f on the Treasury like the Utab’Expe d it Ion by contractors and frontiersy men tbs dispatobes say that ' Bcnator Henderson or Missouri Chainnan oi the Senate Committee on Indian affairs and wbo bas jost returned' from a visit to the plains the war is caused by the opera ' asjs lions of unscrupulous oontraetors and ’ i r traders and Buford Whew Wool Messrs Henderson’ catch i thunder and liffbt ning from those' contractors and from tbs people of these moontain regions a - ' i 4!' - j 'b ' 2 'j - r 5 t j J T - ? i ! — v fiif- fir-:v- r NH j i yi 1- J vf?! j f ij - 't Tbs frontiersmen will pour oat oathy and nervous pieces of their mind on tbs Gen7 generally f ?si :: 7 To-da- Indian-eatin- g - ’ I rt h l: J j1? iy'S ii'A-nr-- 'S' r j h"i t: S ' I I eral and tba Bcnator who' so flatly contradict tho statements and representations mods so ' persistently concerning tbs necessity of Indian extermination Already Senator Thayer contradicts Buford's statements characterizing it as a reckless misrepresentation or 'evidence of criminal stupidity We await with interest to aeo the indignant outbursts of our fellow citizens in Colorado and elsewhere in the mountain: The mobocratio spirit soem to bo firing tfp We are told that the Irish and negroes in New York had a mass in the streets Now there tls a row and promiscuous fight reported at a funeral in a cemetery near that city : But the most exciting news is from Great Britain On the 18th a reform mob made an attaok on aTory meeting at Bt James’ Hall libndon hoisting a red flag with a liberty cap attached Considerable of a fight ensued and a number of the belligerents were seThe same cured by the authorities terrible in Biroccurred riot a day accounts first rioters at mingham tho taking and sacking two streets and finally getting into possession of tho whole town' Soldiery in large niun- bers were sent to that town witb tb quell the rioting at ell haz- Y wdsj ' That's right stamp down bll mobo-cracy and promptly if it takes the life of every mobocrat to do iL The ? tyranny of ono tyrant or of ’a dozen tyrants is nothing to the tyThere was good ranny of a mob sense in Napoleon the First's method of putting down riots— plenty of grape and cannister and no humbug If the multitude have about it grievances in constitutional govern- ments there are legitimate methods of redress but rioting allows of no right : except that of might and in a strong government villi any reasonable de-- gree of integrity the rioters have eventually to pay their share of the costs which is “sometimes' "heavy " though innocent people suffer heavily too most heavfiy very frequently Much of the population of Birmingham is bold spirited and sturdy and there are a great many roughs in that place though as a general thing there or? more rude manliness and :leve of fair play" among them than 'among the roughs of many Theriot it described ptliercitie : We can imagine h as some mitigation tor bread riots and -' for half excuse them-haf- t ish riots we con see no excuse 'whatever because to the rioters it will matter very little fifty yean hence whether they now acknowledge allegiance to tbe ' mother of harlots at Protestants call the Bomish Church ! or to any of her daughters There is another hint about Max —that Jaarez wants two and a half millions ransom ' mpney for him That is a good idea on the part of the old Indian a great deal better than ' panning a songninazy-- policy The money would help his exhausted exchequer considerably A later tele- -- or-de- rs j ' r lih i 1 i If s 5 ' lUfclsi l ’ kt i ' £ j!¥l - : -- : anti-popis- "is ' anti-pop- : -- C !' 'gram however says Max was to Jjo shot on the Ath It is also stated that old Santa Anna begins another rsvolution in Mexico - i ‘1 vei I - n-i‘- mftr' rr ?f t i - : 4 t - - I tost rdio— n ’ fvtt -- The tfih O- If HriK)-- " s It rvods r ’ o- GODDARD’S I the - ns'‘ is u S iU an ttlbf f aaaAf T Thuwaai Wloa purahstos I Itrhnt-l- ' Old OkMiAKl4 pfpaM wt'h tha That Ttasahmah eharg vd a Scaeol htch tiiaaf htkh Ok M aqatuwa a co AU oa he MveatS sad hi sdvtrilsf for atat prko to m UdSS kACrClllSU IU iMUwt wiU f Uom I oooim oo Iu ai osd Mw UtJ the oa&bff Bow you se-l- t If ftot'aioatolawr It eoalilf war M astaiVALa aud DKrAttxrnicz nv awlthUi-aW la th Mwapayor wK ai!y rdma X: B : STAOSB vkiTKklOAV i ' i' Alt awtMaM aol vaadara tbroaabant tloh ' cm ba Hffliid 'we vex taev' Y liUul trmo la CoLMIUo w ACamr - ' iMkialainWawWMkwpMivpY’rx wastY Y 'nr ' JaeweCosssaiY p! YYY ' ttilf blut ! -- tu ' — n n le ‘w YY ifar- Fort' BrlSgvjr food 0 R A Clark Zauo VIUhwwb Ilaraitto B V E U MoUfiir Callterriaj Robert McCurdy CaapBoaelas: FKrDny Tele- Uogh White tt A Line J- Ereph Company Cotifunlo - Imw 04 ' Tt : There is bad news for the Turks from Crete j The Turkish common- ders including Omsr Focha have a atxeakof bod lock several defeats In ivfrengeOsutf to said tbhaye homed several defencelns villages and killed the inhabitants? Thst will scarcely do Omor Too lste in (the century for much more of that work yon won considerable tome and good in Europe during the Crimean war but a few more maosacres of defenceless Greek villages will hasten the fall of your sublime master the 8ultapi Turkey has done' a large amount Of tVit bl6odwork In times' gone by about enough to d——u her gro BAfZUtRT r f 1 1 " GODDARD’S SRI i FS i arlooi a!Urat 1000 OI Jverer " y JVaBMaillOT ' ' TWO- SPLENDID PIECES probt-biUtU- hk ' Ia (Oa f DU TAUNT Of THE COMPANY WILL AFKAN In-Chl- ef Um aaia IMiTIK R4SIMZXT ow- $ Tha Naoa ShlMR-l- h Acbmtt ihle j Makaoh ex-ohon- ge : ad-vanta- ge - Th-’in- Mr 4 Z Kilty f Traitvra 'iWMrt" Ua ?t UlchUaSan fwt QaarSla hfacOrayor af tba mHgUadMJ Ray David SUwat ChayUn S2ad Ju Mf - ( Mb Owkii Clivioh Mim LualoVUna ' Mary Blchbadfr ate — f Vvimiu Mioi Offleero Sotdlarr (o a mawn ’ MY TURN NEXT ' i - Mr J O Qrahom Cent Banhary Mr J B Koiiy Lvdla (Twtttera WIR j ?ra H Roaring - MU Lit a la Plan Oieolay'thrr Mini w iwitUTa Maid Srrnat and - Vannar Whaataor rrrv Hoaro-korpar- Miaa J ‘ I Al-zan- -- '’ii 0 DOORS OPEN AT HALF-PAS- T SEVEN O'CLOCK PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT EICHT One o - - ' President B YOUNG’S Woollen Fabtory AtU "ajir Ltliy The Proprietor ie'prepzred to exebeoge Cloth also some Yarn' for Wool' V ' Ay-I---v A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF V J to-nig- ht HOME-MA- r V ‘ r :r - '' - trans-norUti- " ' ' : f V-- ' I Of all kind will : ' ‘f '' - i i STAPLE DRY GOODS A r w nr & WsL GROCERIES! hats " f p'imer :lJ0Cbf 7Y READ L'' i- - : food J v y " ' 1 ' - : : - ” ' v : :Y THE PUBLIC SOLICITED vv r Y r - Y ilUzea H1I hr wRicn wz a f j LOW PR! PltlCES ' 'A- Mm Uclft YOR ioUow'l Cash and Grain Y:- r Choice Lot of pwblicY todatb iff- - - 1 t Fsu' ! Mtw e taw SflLtf spur - Y’ o f or la partoa J' JjosATnozwo- Keai! - - !'- - At W S pQDBES: "itorei CORNER - (Cndar the fait LakallouaaV RASt TRXPU ZTRZgT SALT IAXR CITY " Asetten fAlee Amlly f 1 plm rez 1 and commission SALE ROOM to! tm tanrc ! A I7t4a ' tehtwi I pit 1 salt Lake city! aoction v fWt 1 NOTICEI 1 y-- h aovdtr Mu tot I lloaoHi J0SKP11 City wUl bug o ouuimel ar aloo and dallror at any point rotalraSi territory all htada of Stofk aad Baof OStJTomt tom ba laaniod dn appUcotioa ay 13ARTIRS nwalau STOCK fa la T001XR JL COUNTY STRAY PitUND M adrorilatd 1 ibu papar Sana tba Ifth art roqnaatad to prora and taka Ibaaawuy If PPw’ypycbargM not aLimtd by' tba lilb of July Ihoy wUl bo Hid Auction PubUo it - ' ’ OZOXOl ATKIN YZMdAawS Poundkaapar Totala i s OF kt oonatvitl Walker Bro’s " y All! work turned out of their Establish-- ‘ THE PATRONAGS (! A TRoMPSOV Y ! ment guaranteed ewbgr 1 VESTINGS manner ee loir fiaeiey Joyce i M-f'b- - bt " aoaUty le spelt vM Slake up lo Order In the most Fashionable - same c goodde J do ‘ - j ' ceoceei - s JUST ARRIVED! - wiich'lliey trill sell by the yard or : : Piece e ottan eluded i Stock of r- i Suitable to the Season' " NMs: talireiy PablU that they Y Y Mn- CF THE NEST QOALITIES AND STYLES :V Baindolf' ni VI : 'Etc Eta? ' built fur J ift FINE GUNrOWDER v i- s a : v- - CASSIMERES- - Tin ft toed l -- wz' Ceon toy of u sea tb Mart he : BROTHERS Atiihe LOWEST CASH f : ' CLOTHS ’ ri i : A CHOICE ASSORTMENT: OF da ’ Foaefaln Oraa — -lf 'Produce Kevpjconstanily on band Y i in-man- y ¥ GEHERALNOJ V I f! - J I- - FEED STORE! 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