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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-17


The steamship Yacht, Capt Thompson, arrived
here yesterday, having left the BRACES on the 18th
inst We are indebted to Capt Thompson for
Brownsville Flag Of the 7th
The Flag contains an account Of the celebration
Of the Fourth at Brownsville, and says that the
civil and military authorities Of the neighboring
city Of Maiainoros, being invited, were present on
the occasions and participated with zeal that
went far 70 cement yet stronger the bonds Of
friendly feeling which are already forming between
che people and she two Republics.
Man SBoT.--On the evening Of the 9TH inst,
about u o'clock, a man BY the name Of Kelly was
found dead in the streets at Brownsville. An in
quest was held on the body and the following yer.
dict returned; Found dead--shot by some I'M
known person or persons" A man known as Tim
Dryer is said to be implicated in this most aggra.
waited murder, and report has it that this man is
now ID Aaiamoros, whittier he has fed from the
hands Of justice.
LYNCH LAw.-By the arrival Of the steamer
Tom Mckinney, from Rio Grande City, the Flag
has the following Intelligence:
a few days since, while in a iaudango ball.
room, man by The name Of Jack Mills committed
an unproyoked murder upon the body Of a respecta.
bic Mexican citizen Of that deliberately
shooting him down with his revolver. This act 81
e1aspelaed the citizens Of Rio Cirande City, when
iasen ~ connection with the former acts and
threats made by CHS man, tMila,) that meeting
20 exisrninated a committee for inis purpose
was appointed, who most fatally performed their
mission piercing him, as we understand with fdll
thirty balls ?
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MEETING OF Coal OPERATIvEs.-At meet
ing Master Golfers, held at Potsvllle, Pa, on the
9th, the following preamble and resolution were
adopted
Whereas Our customers abroad, at whose request we
suspended shipments have yet desired send fur.
thcr supplies therefore,
Res0tUed That CONTINUE suspension, both of
ing and shipping coal until the 18th iHs and again
at this place on Friday next, at 10, A. NJ.
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ST. Louis QUARANTINE IsLAND.-This locality,
says the Sc Louis Republican, Of the 10Th, is be-
ginning TO assume an importance that few dream
Of who have not seen t. It is now the locality of
over three hundred souls. They are there with
but slight Recommendations, but are much better of
than they would be in the usual emigFant quarters
inthe city. Since the 9th not death had occurred
amongst them, up to O'Clock Of the 9th, although
greet many had been sick The prompt attend
aqee Of the physicians, the keeping Of them In the
open air, and other causes seem to have contribu.
ted to the general health.
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Examination Of the Public Schools second Muni'
oinalitE. on the lslh and l7th July. 1890.
NewOrIeans StatiOners' WarehOuse.

4. B. Z e z L 5
Stationery, Binding and Printing Establishment,
NO. "a CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
understanding the works Of the best Standard An.
llos departments OF Literature, Ancient aud
Modern.
CHEAP PUBLICATi ONS-At PBbhheTs' prces-Re-
served issued from tbe Press
SCHOOL BOOKS-A large supply Of all kinds in general
sec ed Wi great care by The prgnre ~ personally
ANIMALS AND PICTORIAL WORKS Of the most
e.uuiul desc Iption supebJ bound
STATION RY-COnsstng OF the most approved kinds,
adapted the counting and public efiees
BLANK BOOKS-Made Of Whatmau's best English laid
paper and Of the most approved menuae re win recent m
pTOvements.
PAPER AND CARDS-LetteT. Foosoap, Folio Post and
other Papers: Playing and Plain Cards, Of all KIN L..
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDlNG, in all their branches,
neatly executed,
~ Country Merchants invited 10 examine the stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere. jyi0 81
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ENFORCEMENT OF QUARANTATfNE AT ST..
Loyis.-The Revee Of the 10Th, gives the fol-
lowing account Of the enforcement Of the quaran-
tine 10 the case Of the Buena Vista
The Health Committee were notified yester-
day morning Of the breaking Of the Quarantine
regulations, ~ the case Of the steamer Buena VISTA
Capt Johnston. After the commander Of this boat
mad recognized the necessity Of the case as re-
gaFded ha own vessel, and the full authority Of the
Suaranilne committee, by stealth she was stolen
away from the ground appointed, below the civ
zane % our landing and commenced the discharge
u yes freight. This Outrage-for no citizen can
9a.sgm q as any thing less-haa been dealt with
t1MpssaielY yet promptly, as will appear on the
~ q the full proceedings had in the case.
APP sennslons having, at the request Of the com
11.i'.s7' nsen add dressed by his Honor James Barry
y. 'ae ely, who is called upon TO act ia
SSh ''f',on WIN the committee, replied that he,
ASels 10 lau resigned command Of the vessel al
tne Quarantine ground and was moi resnonsible for
nsf appearance at our landmg-adding. however.
Nab me clerk VINO, AZ that moment was in com
nail Seel.nea returning 10 Quarantine His
AAohpfs me AlhYoli having thus renorted the conn
mittee, py q unanimous resolution Trrcsaaed
tofthWiihi % enforcement OF regulatio1s pro,i'
sion was made for a sufficient ana e,r,edis,s
posse q eil1ens, but, happily, Judgment r..
asssrieu is control over the minds III ne of5;oa
81 tue boaf-her unloading was AZ ones diseea-
tinued and the vessel itself surrendered n n.
auaantine authorities, 70 resume her place untS
expiration Of the time prescribed for her mn.
committee may safely say, thar the necessity fo
Eueh al e2ertiOn Of authority Is anything bu agree
able 10 them, but they as securely feel that no lesl
j looked for from Them By their allow-ctizens
nnd the lmsl FePossd 10 them they win DO iaigh
isl or
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Extra SESSION OF THE ILLINOIS LEGIsLA-
TURE-Railroad Meeting.--At a meeting held at
the Courthouse in Greenville, Bond county, Ill
.nois, on the 4th Of July, p J. Hocomb was called
to preside, and E. Rust appointed Secretary
committee was then appointed, consisting OF W. .
Wait, s. Blanchard and Henry D. Rhea, who SUD-
mitted the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas at the late session Of the General Assembly Of
Illinois which was the first held under the Constitutions
and during which, cOnsequenty q thorough revision Of
many important subjects Of leg station was Ied1sa' tne
many questions OF general interest that degree OF attention
WHICH t1e public welfare REQUIRED Fqly aware th4 eg
Constitution will require the modification Of time ana
circumstances and not be reasonably expected as me
work Of session, there are nevertheless some measures
be delayed. Among these the demand Tor liberal genera
an of the Consiitu ton but subject OF
especial request by numerous convention Of me people
be requi ed by Just regard 10 the public welfare
The geat interests connected with this measure, affecting
tnenthe prenaTaons which have been made by the people
in the undoubted faith that their Just not be De
MED nor rostponed-he ltoqaded expectations o. SIS
ter State that The great natural channels OF trade which as
the common right Of the nation should not be obstIgeted
Immediate guarantee Of Ibis right by legislative provision
Nor any exigency which ever likely % occur aiort
ne Bo a Os IS hereore
ResolUed As the opinion Of this meeting that the exist
ing present one Of those decided cases
ted by the Constitution, where the pubic Weqte demand
an extraordinary session OF the eensai assembly,
Res0iued, That IN compliance with the Recommendation
Of the Salem Convention, and with their own sense Of Jus
uce and assurance OF nsht we, q1ens o. Boha county
request that the Governor would convene an exaOinQ
session of the General Assembly for the purpo'e OF enacn
laws liberal in their provisions for the encoqagement OF IN
tsna improvement, in accordance with the requirement.
of the Constitution and which will assure TO the people
Illinois the requisite facility for constructing such roads
| their interest and convenience may require
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LOVE AND SUIoIDE.-The town of Burlington,
Iowa, was much excited few days ago, by the
suicide Of young lady Of that place. Her name
was Angeline Weider, and she was about twenty
years of age. She had some difficulty with her
mother, and left the house, declaring her intention
never to return again, saying that she intended to
"kill herself or do wurse"-directed the return of
certain presents which had been made TO her-and
divided her jewelry aud clothing among her sisters
and mother. Still the family did not think her
serious, as she had made similar threat before.
She went. it seems, to the residence Of her married
sister, staid there one night, got up proceeded 10
the Mississippi, three quarters Of a mile distant,
and, as afterwards ascerlained, drowned her
self The act was most deliberately performed.
She was a beautiful woman, and the cause of the
act is attributed to unrequited love. Her character
was unstained by any injurious imputatiOn.
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Or The mail failures. lately, we are assured
have not been eaused by delays on the.stage route
IN Alabama and Georgia. We saw it so stated in
an Alabama paper, and it seemed to us extremely
likely thar honedesh would be unable to drag
heavy stage loads through the creeks, daily. with
out an occasional failure. But it is said that this
i mistake, and that the stage part Of the route is
il good time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-17

Iowa NoMINATIoNs.- wings of this State
have nominated the following ticket for the Board
Of Public Works: for President, Maj Thos. ]. M.
Kean, Of Linn county for Treasurer, Henry G.
Stuart, Of Van Buren, county for Secretary, VIM.
NJ. Allison, Of Monroe county. The democrats
have nominated for President, Col VIM Patter-
son, Of Lee county; for Secretary, Jesse Williams,
Of Johnson county for Treasurer, George Giles
pie, of Marion county.
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New VINO PAPER IN ALBANY. The New
York Evening Mirror twhigl repeats the rumor
thai a new wing paper is 10 be established at Al
bany (N.Y.) in opposition to the Evening Journal,
and that $4,000 have been suhscribed-by men
who ara able and willing to increase the amount
hundred fold" A hundred fold on 100000 is hDo
millions, and there must be great faith and great
deal of money, to so it quite 80 strong.
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or Edwin Robipson, late publisher of the Yer
mont Gazsite, arrived ia Santa F6 on the lst Of
June, On his route 70 California A. C, Russell, Of
The New Orleans National, arrived on the same
day, with The same desiinatinn in view
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT - Before q Medical
Board which recently convened in Washington,
the following applicants for appointment in the
Medical Staff of the Army were examined and
approved VIM. H. Ballard of Louisianas Geo
X Wood, of New York Joseph B. Brown, of
Michigan; Alexander B. MARYLAND Jonathan
Lelherman, Of Pennsylvania VIM. A, Hammond
of Pennsylvania; Francis Sorrel, of Georgia; Ed
ward w. johnson, of Maryland; William w. An
derson, Of South Carolina.
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% The Cholera has at last appeared, and been
officially acknowledged, in Washington City
Physicians are required report daily to the Board
Of Health.
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ns-The Richmond, tKy.,) Chronicle says that
Col. C. NJ. Clay is still improving, and bis physi-
clans and friends entertain very lite doubt Of bis
recovery
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MAINE.-The late Democratic Convention in
the State Of Maine, adopted the following resolu-
llon On the subieel Of slavery In the leritories:

tesofbtd That the institution Of human slavery is at
variance with the theory Of Government abh0fent
the common sentiment q mankind, and raught with dan
ger 70 al WHO within The sphere Of its influence that
the federal Government adequate power inhib
its existence the territories Of the Union that the
utonaly Of this power has been settled by judicial con-
sfnc3n by cnntemp exposition, and by epea ed
acts Of legislation; and thai enjoin upon Senators
aud REPRESENTATIVES in Congress make every exe'ton
employ all their influence TO the passage Of
forever excluding slavery from the territories OF California
and New Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-17

DEATH oF PiERRE CHoUrEAU, SR.- Pierre
chouteau. one Of the founders Of ST Louis, died
IN that city On the morning Of the 9Th The Re-
veille thus closes q short notice Of the deceased
= bui three years since, in celebration in honor
oi the memory Of Lacede, the subject OF our pres
ent notice, one Of the youths who accompanied
the 9under Of city Ia his first visit TO its site.
made his first and last appearance in public for
nang years. in 1854 he landed on these shores
passng through an active and useful early career.
he settled INTO the wealthy, YET still enteTprisng
CITIZEN. Retired from public affairs, and old in
hQnors, though yet young in al genial affections
g. he noble and truly patriarcha age Of ninety one
les % Christian hope. has gone 70 bis account
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srEAMaHtP ArAnANA--This vessel has been unavod.
ably detained and viii leave On Thursday laihnst at 10
O'Clock A. IL
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QEgMrIC THEArRE.-This svennE will be performed,
fo the last time the thrilling Drama Of The Bear Hunt
es.p To conclude with The Farce Of II was -
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srEoIE-Ths steamship Yachts arrived yesier-
day from Bnzos 81 Jago. brought $4,000 in
specie, 10 order
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GovERNMENT CONTRACTS Messrs. Gideon g.
Co., Of the Republic, have received the contracts
for the printing and binding of the Stale, Treasury
and Home Departments az Washington. The New
York Tribune states, on good authority that
John S, Gallagher Of Va, and John C. Clark, Of
N. Y, have been determined on for the 81 and
9Th Anditnrshna
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THE CHOLERA IN BELLEvILLE. - This town
seems even more afflicted than ST. Louis Accord
Ing to letter from that place, dated the 9Th, there
must have been t,Ueny deaths for the "a hours end
ing at 6, P. NJ, Of Sunday. To the writer's own
knowledge, fifteen had taken place within that
time. Among this number was Dlr. Thomas Will
kins, the wel-known proprietor Of this original line
Of hacks between St. Louis and Beeville. He
died in seven hours from the time Of the attack.
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o. We ihaulst the Amaranth for a bundle of St.
Louis papers.
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THE BRIDaE AT NIAeARA.-The Niagara Falls
Suspension Bridge has been again thrown open to
the public Several new cables have been added
"a new floor has been laid, and the structure is
now thoroughfare perfectly safe for all business
purposes, and is capable Of sustaining two hundred
and fifty tons. A coach and fouF-which, with its
passengers, weighed over FIVE tons-passed over it
few days since. 1t has been adopted as the point
Of crossing for the line Of stages to Detroit, Sand
wich etc
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CHOLERA ON THE UFFER MIssoURI-Mr. A.
Papin, of the steamer Highland Mary, brought to
ST. Louis the intelligence thai the cholera has APP
peared in several towns along the Upper Missouri
In Brunswick, accounts give the average at one
death by cholera day When the boat passed
Waverly, they found it entirely Deserted single
person only remaining, who informed them thai
the citizens had fled to various parts Of the county
after the epidemic had carried Off ten twelve OF
their number. Several cases had occurred a
| Kansas
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iMRoars or NEW YoRK-The value of mer-
chandiss imported into this district. excepting that
sent 70 the warehouse, aid the amount Of duties re-
csived during the week ending on the.5th inst, in
each 81 The four years, is as annexed:
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COTn PENS.

~ large supply Of SOLD PENS, Of all the celebrated
makers, ranging from
One to Eighteen Dollars!
GUINNESS & co,
Dealers In Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, ETC.,
iY12 Im2dn ~ CAMP Sc.
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steamboat Departures rus Day.
rrsEr 1DTERTIsFMFNTs ~ TEIaD ploE.

Me sg,. o o. w SI Y3 q P NJ Cars
Biosi CALIFoRNlA, Reynolds, q A. NJ
81 f9 HScIE 81 sSi,' Tasb a. ~ H.
Cincinnati IVANhOE, Getty P ~
~ The ship Tennessee. from NewYork, is now
9aested to attend The receipt Of sr oo they Viii be sod
i yfi t'i'' AD1 sIML. TOBY NEPHEW, So Camp
~ The 0onsignee Of IS bbls, Merchandise to order,
per chip TENN SSH from New fof Is requested 70 mate nun
Municipality. lyl7 SAM: ToBY q NEPHEW, 20 Camp at
~ The oonsignee of 80 oil.easks or er, per ship
deraing the same yis |. II. GALE, % Common
~ Neither the Captain nor the COusignee of the
French brig Les DEuX sGURs will be responslbis Tor debts
jyid y l. Il. GALE, % Common street.
Esz- James Guliek Fire Go No, 1.-THE members
1 iyi7st St 'n n'' ~ '' p'' i0aSsRUiN,
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
70 Jackson Fire Go. No. lS The Othceu and
aseaF q he Company / e bsd tls Engine House
expected present. business Of importance will be
' Jy 3s4'' '''l' 10y ''1 HAHENDRIKs Secretary
Ssg- Hermann Lodge NO. o. .. D. Az. q
M.under die jurisdiction q The Grand 10 &c o. LOUIS ~
Lodge are hi 90 he second iogrh Thqrsdays Of n *
HsI No. lie GhaTtrgs street The members the Lodges under
gi:d a 7s 49, a 81 @ sf shoSs
~ Protection Hose Fire 90 The officers land and
TUESDAY the l7h inst, az O'CLOCK, r. M, aa ul
ne ca'g be be brought before the
respectful request Of The following neinhe
@S'HF'-'' IOsFPH WATTS. THOMAS MCINTYRE
FRANCIS h. ELTON, JAMES MsiNTYE,
iyl6 THOMAS CLEARY, JOHN r. CAlaLldAN.
Examination Of the Public Schools second Muni-
oipalitY on the 10Th and l7th July, lsa9'
rT1HE PRIMARY ROOMS will be examined on MON
A DAY-Exercise5t 10 commence al W cle * s,rtr,s
The intermediate Rooms will be examined on TUES
DAY-EA am natiOa TO commence at va o clock. - -
The High schools will be examined on both MONDAY
and TUESDAY. At which parents, guardians, and the
friends of education respectfully invited attend
iyI69 J. BALDWIN, President.
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
SEYMoUR & CO.,

42 CAMP, Nert Door to Corner Of GraUicr street.
OFFER, the l0s0est prices q Store in th city,
~ their large assortment Of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS.
The urices of this New Establishment will be found gen
orally far lower than the rates usually current and us CHAR
acieT for good articles will be suslaned. - - -. -,
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE Dk1
GOODS every variety comprising seaSonsPe afsiees q
COTTON, SILK, LINEN and WOOiALEN tAbhiCS.
Purchasers will find the goods in this Store probably more
they contemplated before an examnatOn
of them. my0 SeA"
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RHcArTA........REGATTA!

RHGAT TA......REG ATTA!
THE PASS CHRISTIAN REGATTA CLUB will bold their
II frstu IN SATURDAY 2B
nst at 10 O'clock A. N. E1
t5E- ptizs, SILVER PITCHER. Free -
o Z Sa'l-bosts
a1s5- Immediately after the Race, the Club
purpose Of final Parties
R. MONTGOMERY, Secretary pro TEN.
By order Of H. R. W. HILL President.
hTsdH, July H. 1879.
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or Ialegraphic dispatches to this place an.
nounce that T. B, Thorpe has been appointed
RsaIalar Of The Land Office al New Orleans.
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REMOVA L.-iVe have removed our Countin groom
a No So ST Charles slesioac beio0 late Ioca-
ton iha few weeks TIE balance 81 the establishment win
s. removed he hadne, which having fitted
up ID atyia which viii to keep pace with our in
...--t..- l-1-----.-
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tsT James Gulick Fire Go NO. 17-The member
are fsquesie 10 attend Special Meeting THURSDAY EVEN
ING, the 18th inst, al hai-past O'Clock. By order
jyi7g JOHNaQUlN, Foreman.
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PISTOL SHOOTING.
~ The H. W, fl. SILVER cap, Tree ALL viii be shot or
Zone shot MONDAY the 9sd and every following Monday the
Gallery Of the Hotel. X. y. n.
PnssChrisinn. lulN Il. 1870 IYl2 2mls
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOO DbB
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
c. M. SIMPSON, No % Cbartrss st.
Oasru for sale his entire stock FANCY STAPLE DRY
GOODS either Wholesale RETAIL for cash approved paper at
very reduced pce and isss than cost in consequences Of
making change his present business Merehantl Planters aud
viii and ths call and examine tbs 'Ams
Among hin stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues Plain, Plaid and Figured FouiaFd SILKS;
Brucads and BJoche SILKS.
BLACK sILKs-Of all widths and qualities for Mantlas
and Dresses
SILK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Satin. Striped and
Printed; large assortment
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwEs-orgsndes.
Swiss MUsLINs, emhroideraa--coloTed and white Pain
and fgnrsd Swiss Mualiun.
RoBEs-Swss embossed Of various styles.
French JaeOnets and Cambrcs.
A large lot of Cheap Muslins, from 10 to IS cents
GINsHAMs-A large lot of genuine French, at 10 centi
cases Of do dal, styles.
CALIoOEs-Bfeneh, English and American, fiOm centtO
! rs cents per yard,
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
Hos1ERY-5o0 doz. Couon Hose and HafHose, cheap.
MOURNING GOODs-B.sck Mousseiue de Lsne Barge.
Bombozn Aaeas Cnsy', Silk Lusires and Tissues Mu'n'
6 g g Of sp C5 BIZ E9bIods5sd Dam
ed at about ouehaf ths yaus Caamsre, Silk Barge and
MANT1LLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLGRs.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods.
IRIsH LINEN SHIRTING Of the best manufacture, grass
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETNes of all Widths fully guaranteed.
TABLE LINEEs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
DIAPERS of all kinds Huekabuek, Scotch Brdseye.
TowELIEss of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks
pure and mixed.
~ All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee, being pure
and Of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
KRRsEYs and LIEsEYs; JEANs and DRILLs, LOwels and
heavy "A Cotons ChoetaW Stripes; Kentucky JeansCass
500 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
n The above o but small portion the stock; all Of which
will be offered at very low prices my4 2dpu
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LATER FROM SANTA Fin a letter which was
received at st. Louis from Santa Fe, New Mexico,
dated on the 9th June, there i lire later news
According to this letter, some no had just
arrived there from Sonora, that seven
Americans and two Mexcans hacked near
the ella, on the 22d Of March, BY about 200 Of the
Apache Indians, and five Of the Americans and
the two Mexicans killed. The names of the
Americans killed were-Johnson, James Williams,
Jack, Albert jackson and John Wilson. Jesse
Marshall and Robert Ward made their escape-the
first reached Sonora in fourteen days on foot, the
other in nineteen days. Marshall received FIVE
wounds, either of which was enough to kill an or
binary man. They were on their way to the ''Gold
Region The letter also says--the report about
the final wipng out Of DR.. Lemons party Of
banditti is not credited here,