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Show Cate 7 ee NO, 35. f 5 Che Daily C elegeagly mee ey" Morning, except BUSINESS Hear KERR & CO.; Leavenworth, Kansas. JFCONTINUED. 1 ‘Jerusha heaved a deep sigh, but was silent, her large black eyes fixed -immovably on the shore. The boat-hook soon grappled the lit landing stairs, which brought SscorT, the KERR & « CO., gee he'll know me, for I’ve been here]. a thousand times.’’ Presently the officer of the guard apeared, and having read the pass admit- aoW ment, or more than ordinary recognition, but it: was evident her fertile brain was full of thought and racked -with*anxiety. | 3” Lada. Street, East Wholesale ww. H.. ELDREDGE Fast Temple & City, B. Kimpary. KIM B46 LL East Temple B. *CLawson. CRONYN. WM. JAS. ATTORNEY “He’s a deserter, but he'll never be tried or shot as such.” “How so?’ I incredulously asked. “T have a secret in my possession they government needs, and which I can give them. He knows it, too. Z'hat, doctor, will must clear him, be done. I- chink. He Two things must be kept here for a few days, and I must see Secretary West side, East Dealers Goro & Temple St., G.S.L. Musical forts to see that - officer, she failed, as he had either gone to the city or would not be seen by her. With a heavy heart she repaired to the boat, and when about to be taken away, a dashing of oars were heard and a voice saying: “The second landing, colonel.” With one bound she leaped on shore, yan up the steps, hurried past the senti‘nel, and awaited the colonel’s landing. As, out of. breath, and alarmed at her, she was uttering the words: “J have a message to you, colonel, and desire a private interview.” “What! a woman here at this late hour!. Madam, what do you desire with e?” “Richard T——-+r is here, ter, and leaves to-morrow ton,’ she calmly said. “And anda deser- for Washing- what of that, madam?” “Can't he stay here until I go and return from Washington?” The colonel shook his head decidedly. “Not if the interests of the Government may be served thereby?” “Hump!” muttered the incredulous colonel. tar be served by his remaining here and my going to Washingtsn.” . “Pray, madam, what are they?” asked the colonel, with an incredulous smile. “A part of them I will tell you— enough to prove my words true—but the rest and chief part I can and will only reveal at headquarters.” She drew .the officer one side, when they conversed for some time in under tones. When they separated, Pe quietly said: [ro BE CONTINUED.] Strings. East City, 4 ‘Boliver Roberts. | _ BASSETT & ROBERTS, East Temple Street, Great Salt Lake C ity, Dry Govods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, N otions, 96 Millinery Goods. CLARE. & CLARK, East Temple Street, Great Salt Lake City, and Dye Stuffs, Cutlery and Hardware, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. J. M. ALLEN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stoves and Tinware, Hast Temple Street, G..S. L. City. H. Woodmansee. WOODMANSEE & BROTHER, Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise, one door north of Pacific Telegraph 219 Office, G. S. Le City. H. J. Faust, John W. Young, G. W. Thatcher. L. W. HARDY & CO., Wholesale Auction and Commission ae First South Street, G. S. L. Cit Money advanced on Stocks of aos 239 Thos. B. Heller. Retail. oe 56 BRADFORD s. Temple Street, G.S.L. Leonard New City, - ABRAHAM B. F. Snyder. HELLER& SNYDER, General Wholesale and Retail Auction and Commission Merchants, and Real Estate and Collection Agents, Corner Main and Second ae Temple ae eats, 243 G.8.L. City SS ee New New ; BURTIS, York. & CO. York. : AND Montana - E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., Manufacturers of Photographic Materials, Wholesale and Retail, 501 Broadway, New York City. 207 EDWARD MARTIN’S NEW PORTRAIT GALLERY; Opposite Walker’s Store. Pictures taken and Warranted. POR SCANDINAVER. Por traiter af alle Slags, tilligement Grupper, af flere tilsammen tages af 168 J. OLSEN. — WM. HENNEFER, Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, (Opposite New York Store.) Old friends expected—new ones invited to a JOHN H. FREEMAN, . Well Digger, 10th Ward, G. 8. L. City. Cleaning Wells, $5,00; Digging and Curbing, Stoning Wells, $2,00 per foot. RIETHMANN, Empire Bakery, First door below Ransohoff & Co’s., Orch es made by machinery. Ice Creara and oda Water always on band, 5 Aiea: Restaurant and Lunch Room. MAY, & CO., MOSS & CO., Market-st. Philadelphia, between 4th & 5th Streets. Wholesale Stationers and Importers. 165 : IOWA. 81 NAVE, McCORD & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Omaha, Nebraska, and Council Bluffs, Towa. Samu. Haas. & HAAS, Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Council Bluffs, Iowa. ST. LOUIS, SAMUEL HO. M. DODD, Furs, and Straw Goods, No. 98, Main Street, corner of Locust, Saint Louis. 279 E. G. TUTTLE, WM: C. WEIR, E.G. TUTTLE WM. W. FISHER. & Co., Wholesale Dealers in Hats, Caps, Straw and Millinery Goods. No. 119, Fourth 279 : es & Co., Goods, GEO. HIGGINS, Auction and Commission Merchant, Montana Territory,, © Virginia City, ERPORT, BUSCH & C9., . Jackson Street, near the Post-Office, Virginia City, Montana Territory COMMISSION MERCHANTS E And Dealers in Provisions, Groceries, Hardware, Clothing, furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, &eo. REFER TO * Jennings i . Walker Brothers, i Merchants, Clark & Co., Bankers, Ta Salt Lake City. BOWEN BROTHERS; and Jobbers of Groceries, Provisions, Winés and Tobacco, 425 and 427 Battery Street; Sam Francisco. A full and complete assortment constantly on hand, and Orders from the Interior promptly attended to. 276-3m ‘Importers TOBIN BRO’S. & Divison Importers. and Wholesale Dealers in Fancy and Millinery Goods, White Goods, Hosiery, Yankee Notions, ete., 409 to 416 Sacramento street, ad 219 to 225 Battery Bireet, up ae San Francisso, WM. BP. TAAPFE, Importer and Jobber of Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Duck, etc.,: 301 and 308 Front street, corner Sacramento, 3 San Francisco. JAMES LINFORTH, Commission Merchant, 208 Battery Street, San Francisico, California. Par ticular attention given, to Purchases for Utah, Idaho and Montana. GIVES ‘A THROUGH BILL OF LADING, Which protects the shipper from the éxtrémé East ~ to the FAR palates — ft << Express Departim’t. About AUGUST 1st,1865, the Company will have a-line of Express between Coaches raoning daily Atchison, Kansas, and Denver, Colorado; and about SEPTEMBER ist to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and &¥ soon in the spring as possible a tri-weekly between Denver and Salt Lake City, over which merchandize willbe carried at fair express rates’ nEnAS to Denver MARK GOODS Eight for Cattle “BUTTERFIELD'S Days. and Mule Trains OVD. Se eee eae MARK Goons for Express > “B, O. D.. EXPRESS, Avonison.” 0 Rates and Infociidtion Furnished by any of the following Ageuts: William ‘Mertih; Agent, cae Broadway ee York. E. A. Locke, State-st., Bosto W.H. Moore, * ~ 40 South Fifth-st. Phil@a, H. 8. Nichols, 84 Clark st., Chicago. L. B. BENCHLEY & CO., Sidney Rice, » + 1 Burnett House, Cinna. 206 and 208 Battery Street, between California and L. E. Forsyth, sf 11S Main-st., St. Louis. Sacramento, San Francisco, - Atchison, Kansas. Jobn A. Kinney, ‘* Main-st, Leavenworth Ks. ‘ Importers and Jobbers of American aiid Foreign Chas M. Mackie Denver, Coloraslo, William Morrow — ‘ Hardware; Cutlery, Farmers’, Mechanics’, and N.S. Ransohoff & Co. ‘' ~ Salt Lake City. Miners’ Tools, ete, - Orders respectfully solicited. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer.in Hats, Caps, or CITIES AND CALIFORNIA, No. 528 Market Street, Philadelphia. ames and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and 165 Domestic Hardware.* 31 EASTERN ASHTON & TAIT, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Nebraska City. Wim. Cassimeres, Notions, TRUITT JOHN STEWART. STEWART MISCELLANEOUS. 9 No. 335 Market. Str ‘ok Philadelphia. - | thig éompany | To all localities in the Territories, the rate to ins ER GINIA, MONTANA. & be made with ‘clude Railroad and Overlan | carriage and all coms and Retail Dealers in-Clothing,. Hate. misslotis upon the M'ssouri river, - and Furnishing Goods, N ebraska City. | ROBERT HAWKE Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing. No. 10 North Tisird Street, Philadelphia. . 165 155 can through their agents, to transport freight from ail of the FULTON & ROLFE, York. TROUTMAN ~ - Farnum street, Omaha, Nebraska. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry. eee Boots and Shoes, &c., 229 Bs ‘Nebraska City. 43 Chambers and 21 Reade Streets, . lols, State of Nevada. HAWLEY & WHITE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, And Agents for the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Line of Packets, U.S. Express Company, etc. ~~ 229- SHELDON, HOYT & CO., Importers and Dealersin Foreign and Domestie¢ Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, ‘etc., 165. AND THR ‘D. B. McMEECHAN, SOUTHWICK & CO., Wholesale Clothiers. Territories, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardiware, outlay and Agricultural Implements. 229 Nebraska City. GOLDSMITH BROS., & ARTIST, 81. 229 384 and 386 Broadway, New York. OFFINGER, Arizona, IDAEOQ Kansas. Wholesale York. New HALL, Mexico, ONTRAOCTS ‘Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of Builders’ and other Hardware, Nos. 87 & 82 Beekman and No’s. & 59 Oliff-St’s. Territory. D. Shoes J. McCORMICK & CO., Wholesale Grocers, PHILADELPHIA. x", All Orders by Mail promptly filled. L. WALTERS, J. A. HORBACH & C@., “Forwarding and Commission Marchant Agents for Overland and River Transportation, Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Sweepstake 81 Threshers, etc, Omaha, Nebraska. ROUETS, BURTIS & CQ. Importers and Jobbers in FANCY GOODS AND YANKEE NOTIONS, No. 400 Broadway, corner of Walker Street, New 163 Mork. East Temple Street, Great Salt Lake City, Are prepared to furnish Ambrotypes, Cartes-deVisite, Photographs in Oil, Water Colors, India Ink, rayon and Pastel, in first-class style, from Microscopic to Life-size. : : 8G Dealers in Photographic Materials, Card and other Pictures of leading men, and Notable SceUtah UTA, “ =e oJ. Ba WAGNER, and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Buckeye & Mowers, Threshing Machines, Moline and other Farming Implements, etc. Commerciatand Fourth streets, ae York. 12 Barclay Street, New ‘PHO TO GRAPHERS, _|nery-in COLORADO, Wholesaie Realér sin Groceries-of every description, Also Wines, Liquors and Segars, 31 Nebraska City. York. New ee qy — NEBRA SKA; G. W. ISAACKS, Dealer in Silks, Ribbons, Millinery and Dress Goods. No. 69 Franklin Street, opposite Taylor’s Saloon, 163 ; New. York. SALT LAKE HWOQUSE, EB. Lit@TLE, Proprietor. East Temple Street, G.8.L. City, Utah. ‘PHOTOGRAPHER eee She FROST & CO:, Broadway, New 56 iia agen ‘bina JOHN Cc. BIRD, Dealer in Stoves and Tinware, | Street, Lmporter and Wholesale Dealer in Crockery, Glass, _Obina, Silver-Piated and Brittania Ware, Kerosene Lamps.-ete. 56 West side, Bast Temple street, G. 8. L. City. & P. 212 THE RUSSELL & ERWIN DINWOODEY, SAYAGE SPEAR & CO., Olive” Sireet, St. ates Dealer ‘in Dry Goods, Boots and andd Wagon. Covers. Wholesale Reapers Plows Corner of & CO., - No. 110 William Street, corner Town Clock, | ye OVERLAND DESPATCH, & FOX, : New York. 56-325 eis —_—_— OWENS & AGAR; Dhotbstaph: Album and Blank Book Manufacturers, and wholesale Booksellers and Stationers, ins ag BUTTERFIELD'S HOCKADAY & PORTER, Dealers in Groceries and Utah outfitting x00ds. 212 348 Broadway, corner 56 : SHOES. _ BOTELS. ELLIS & BROTHERS, East Temple Street, Great Salt Lake City, Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, ae Furnishing Goods, Hardware and Cutler Y L. W. Hardy,- KIRTLAND, BRON SON & co., , Manufacturers and Jobbers of Clothing, CABINETMAKERS. City, 17 2 - Sm. t pevoatics AND and Constantly on hand a large Stock of Gents’ and Ladies’ Boots and Shoes. School Books for sale. ' (in R. 6, Sharkey’s Old Stand.) General Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, ‘ bots eeraned See Zephyr Goods,-&e. CHISLETT Mitton Hi, BuRNS _ BABCOCK Be Bs TRIPP, - Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, WILKINSON, JNO. etc., ete, Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, West Side East Temple Street, G.8.L. City, CHISLETT, Hats, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, No. 65 and 67 Water Street, lowest maker, Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, ° tationery, Wall Paper, Notions, &c. JNO. Wool New: ok LAW. sale at the East Temple ae es Eee in Domestic 0. H. Bassott. AT Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, West Side East Temple Street, G.S.L. Fur, Silk and ab 56 Wholesale | o. Barthalow, ‘Theo. Thos. J. Bar -thalow, Atchison, Kansas. New York City. BRO., & BARTHALOW Wholesale Merchants and Dealers in Groceries, Pobacco and Nails. OGDEN & BLEWETT, Importers and Jobbers uf Dry Goods, G. C. RISER, Gentlemen’ s and Ladies’ Fashionable Boot and. Shoe’ Ww. K. ‘CONRAD, W.B. COUNSELLOR Merchandise—for BOOTS hk in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Teas, and other General Merchandise. J. Woodmansee, “Interests—vital interests,” repeated Jerusha——‘“matters the . Government have been long trying to find out—will AND No. 531 Broadway, between Spring and Prince, MM. THURMOND, H. Dealer Gppeeite 268-20. ae “Tobacco Manufacturers, >.PETTEES & CO.; Merchant Tailors, iy E. BLOW; Wholesale Dealers in Men’s and-Boys’ Clothing, prices. Fresh supplies, regularly receiv ed, of the very best quality of Violin and Gui- Stanton in Washington.” “But he is to go in the morning.” “Not if 1 can see the: officer of the camp to-night.” Bat though she made persistent ef- WM. 56 NTS and Dealers in Straw Goods, Palm-Leaf Domestic Men’s 56 Wee ae Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, - . Guns, Rifles, Pistols, etc., etc., — No’s. 189 and 141 Main Street, St. Louis. © : 380 Broadw ay, New York City, New York. City, BROS., | Serene York. SIMMONS, DAVID 0. CALDER, Importer of all kinds of Musical Instruments.and Dealersin General Merchandise, have constantly on hand a choice Stock of Prints, Lawns, Delaines, Broad Cloths, Domestic Goods, Sion etc, EF. ‘AUERBACH oe 45 and 47 Chambers-St., opposite City Hall, 56 New_York. 7 MUSICAL. GILBERT & SONS, East Temple Street, G.S.L. a Commission Merchants, for the Sale of Boots, Shoes, eather, &c., 56 © 20 Cour Vga’ Street, New York. Office, at the Globe. Particular attention given to Criminal Hee. All Legal Instruments drawn be on the shortest notice. 13 5 CLAYTON, i CRONYN & CLAYTON, She drew him on one side, when they both became absorbed in conversation,| West side East Temple Strect, G.S.I City, Dr 'y Goods Merchants and Dealers in Groceries he frequently shaking his head, DOW } and. General Merchandise. slowly and now rapidly, evidencing the degrees of doubt he-thus expressed. George E. Bourne. James Needham. Her persistence at last overcame his BGURNE & NEEDHAM, doubts, and he at last seemed to acquiStorage and Commission Mer chants, esce in her plans, whatever they were. East Temple Street, Great Salt Lake City. We left him, each one cordially shak- 67 Dealersi in Groceries = General Merchandise. ing him by the hand and telling him to “hope for the best,” thongh as to the T. D. BROWN & SON, best, J had small hopes of it, and the ‘Mining Stock and Share Brokers, Hast Temple worst was death, the penalty of deserStreet, opposite ‘Town Clock Store,” 313 G.S L. City. tion. . verusha whispered in my ear, as we had cleared the guard-house. New: Joun F, Dayis. 3 oe Territory nut inconsistent with his official duties. Office at Py esent fas Jas. M, Pigemond, ae 3 at the ‘‘Globe 256° Cihe Ys ey Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and ; ae: cL 4 ‘and Hats, 163 Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, ~ Will attend to any business in the Courts of this Dry Goods and Groceries. A Liberal Discount made for Gold. GEORGE S I. L. GIBBS, City, G.S.L. pea. “COM Foreign STORE, — sion, District of Utah. Residence—Two doors East of the sity, City Hall, Salt Lake City. LAWRENCE, Street, M. Gee Stand, 66 & 88 North Main Street, St. Louis. SANDS & CO., Assistant Assessor Internal Revenue, First Ds vi - LONGSTREET, EH. W. “LAWRENCE. &. DRUG J. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DryGoods , Groceries, Hardware, Sue roa yen Boots and Shoes. J. ae Oi Ea ‘Wholesale’ Druggists, PROFESSIONAL, City, G.S LE. PETER 141 Wiiiuwam Street, corner of Fulton, Corner of East Temple and Second South Streets. Drugs and Medicines of all kinds constantly on hand by Dr. J. CLINTON. Medical attendance given free of charge. = Dr. ORMSBY, practising Physician, wil be in attendance, who will visit patients and treat diseases generally. 314-3m CLAWSON, Street, ep a Office and Residence—Thirteenth Ward. and ELprepes. ANDERSON, CIFY G.S.L. tle 5 Wholesale Dr ‘uggists & General Dealers in Medicines (Successor to Charless; Blow & Co.). Surgeon and Physician, Retail. Merchants and Importers of General Merchandise. Constan by Receiving New Goods from East & West. H.-S. FE. BROTHERS, Temple: Street, a oh H. H. Se Dentist. Teeth extracted by Electr icity and Chroraieens Office—South Temple Street, east of Deseret News 189 . Office. aA< Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes. Bus Price Paid. for GOLD. ; “WALKER. Stree pots Ge G. BYWATER, SWercrakes and Jeweler, Temple Street, at Findlay’s Manutactory. Clocks and Watches repaired, NEW YORE. - » AND G.S.L. - 256- —s WM. JENNINGS, Temple “Hast = 268-10 56 MERCHAN TS. East . RS Se ‘GODBE, Eust-Temple & TILTON, BANKERS, Portland, Oregon.° C. EH. Tilton, WM. ted us, after asking a few questions, Walking through a host of straggling, singing and merry-making soldiers, we “got to the prison, or guard-house for deserters and offenders in general to military law, and were admitted to Dick's presence. ‘The change in Richard’s appearance drew silent. tears from Jerusba, though no words of. exclamations betrayed the slightest emotion. Poor Dick had lost all his buoyancy, wit and repartee, and seemed to have lost all joy and hope. _Jerusha met him calmly, without endear- COLLECTION ri Orugs, ‘Medicines: and Dye Stuffs... Preceriptions 5 + ¢ arefully Prepared. EXCHANGE. LADD Goatvitle, Weber, MEDICAL. OE.. JENNINGS, Banker, East Temple Street, G.8.L. City. Coin and Exchange Bought. and Sore, BANKING, - ar, —— General Trading and Outfitting@ House, : Jos. F. NouNNAN,: aoe Sy Lae Clix: WwW. Be -PARR, W tone. “Your pass?’ returned the sentinel. - John advanced and gave a piece of ‘paper to him. He read it, and rebar at, said: “It’s an old one, and only a general pass; can’t go through.” ~ - “Call the officer’ ot the guard,”’ shouted John, vexed at the rebuff. he had met with,. YOUNG & HAWKINS, = BUSINESS CARDS, CARDS, ELIJAT PEARCE, | Basket and Gig Body Worker, * Office—Hast Temple Street; in Staines & Needham’s + Bast Templo St. iG. 8.L. City, opposite Walker Bro’s. former Store. i. Hauser. Bankers, | HastTempleSt.(Godbe’s Old Drug Store. )G.8.L. City, - Dealers in roe a Dust and Sixchange. boat close to the. shore, when suddenly -the word “Halt! halt!” felll on our ears, ‘and peering into the darkness before us, we saw.a sentinel with well poised bayonet pointed toward us. “Orders from headquarters,’’ cried : John, in a commanding W. HOLLADAY & HAL SEY, Bankers, — - East Temple. Street, G.8.L. City. ~ AE DESERTER, DEVOTED AFFECTION. BUSINESS ‘HOWARD LIVINGSTON, Ben Hottapay... VOL. I. AUGUST 12, 1865, ES _ BUSINESS CARDS, CARDS BANKERS. Monday, Ngee tle CITY, SATURDAY, ems Les B. H. STENHOUSE, Eaditor. ~ -GREAT SALT LAKE a Published every . Oe Street, St, Louis, Mo. _ UHLFELDER & CAHN, Importersand Jobbersin Fancy & Staple Dry Goods, Nos. 309 and 311 Sacramento street, above Front, 172 fan Francisco. E. P. Bray. 68 Broadway, N. Y. President. W.XK. Kitchen, at Nat'l Park Bank, N.Y. Tre: asurar D. A. Butterfield, Atchison, Kansas, 19-tf j General Supt. ; |
