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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
IN TEMPLE OF FASHION. sa1ss,
"a STITZER sazzSa
las received and ia >uie his Fall .iNle'f
GENTI,ENENS FINE DRESS HATS

Gounn-ln. style and quality 81 Hat. AMI CAPS
asupe ed tor the tnIl aud inter ttude He deem, it
unncressar, The dl, ST. les aud quail
lirs OF hi, laige aud eli selected stuck the uyeI-
reputation, uf his imuilabc HATS prccludes the
Of -aS ing much On that point, n 1t j. wei kiowu
hut his Hat, unique, pr sentng sAmety and
brnut,, nth are scarcely elsewhere His soang
usns + II style SIX HATS Tor beauty at finish and eie
ca'ce OF +tye. durability and rbearness emit be su as
scd by and establishment the Snte His friends
and the puehc respect uy invited ocai and
.upp rhem,clv., with gnn and handsome Hats of his
mnhr. which are F .,EStl and NEW. All kinds of
Hats made tn ordcl with nrutne-s and spatch Gus
tonef- hats dressed oyer-a- usual Call at the sign
OF the Blue Hat ter bargains
u,t 9-dts Nm SIITXER
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Keep your Feet Dry.
CRATES, CRATES.

mother lot of ho>r highly finished Crates, ivnri1u~
"A sizes and srvles lust received nj the Lynchhmg
Furnace ana Rarge Wureluus,. c. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

lNSEED OIL.
Il 90 eal-. Lins"cl OIL
4e0l lbs Lewis White Lead
5000 " White Zinc Paint
hbls. SPIT. Turpcutinc
Paint Bru.lir. Copal Narni,h, Paris Green Cbrom,
Green in oi Pruss. Bloc Nerdieris in oil; Cirpinin.
Combs, Graining brushes. ~uh "a full assortment D.,
ramter.' materials, on hand and f,r sale law IT
II. THOMPSON n co.'s
dec Tt. Nov bug ~, re-
ENCELsIOK SOAP irc.h up l., fiji,
IL superior family soap-ftr sale by b. Il LYMAN
Get II
No Peruvian Guano
0Sn RAGS-Laling from boat kav-'ore. I'm
A.NF,nh.ly Is r. sACkErT.
,Ss Ut.
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To TObaccOmists.
Hnnnl GI,n.un. Il - - Il,

Peach, Cherry d ether iavorite Fiayors
FOR TOBACCO
3NlE subscriber hrcps constant on and a uIl sun.
= ls9 lihra o'e tlosor,-prcpnred 10y himself and
""'faei"d tp>and aud give satisfaction. tie is aware
'h" "lher- ais" peParr rhr Peach Flavor tut would
b. happy t"soPPs all VII, may favor him with a cnl,
an" ht'h''"' "nl1rr 't'stactior. d. K. LYMAN
sep 70 l. Druggist Lynchburg Va
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srn ll.dts
>. co Al.
COAL.

{ OAL' COAL. COAL.
AN eisohs wishing to supply themselves with IA
good atilcle a. Red-ash AmhiacIc and Blum nou.
I"n' Tor The nt'r season, vi" find Ia then interest
II they leave ihcr orders with tn. under.ist ed ma snn
- i"ss'''' an trey "d b" ,ure 10 their Cosl by
hrhn hi ea'uren"nt and NJ wes, Richmond nrice.
including Ire ght and tolls. DANL s. JASPER
>'''
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ME- respectfully invite HE attention Of c onrractor>
w Ira l"r, AID all per,ons wshnc To purrh,-,.
-lil ia stock.
fuci Ghth i"d ! Sarets. I.ihi-c,- Rlollk t.
Socks. VOL iIals, sc. dc All If winch wr are s,l.
very Irw
49,. god Stock Ready Made Clorling, .,ch IL
Over Cnaf>. Pants. Vests. Sh Is, Drawers, and "a
e"'d stock Negro CT hnr. always on hand Mt reduced
nfices STiGEEk, McELDERkN \ co
ier s t. GR"p cop
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VIE subscriber /, no" RECEIVING and offer, tor
l sale
90 Boxes Bunch AMI Layer Rasins whoes, halves
and quuit'rs,
Bar els OF CT nbnrrv.,
Boxes Lrmmous
do. Ci,an
do. rr..er,ed Ginger.
Baie - Dates
ID pWm, Sm,,na Fig.
80 i.h, Maple Sugar Calr..
35g Cocanut.
geo L'- Montgomery county Cheese
2oo do. Hemp and Carar SEED
- Bu-hel, GronuI nuts
Nrh good stock OF SOFT Shell Almonds Palm nut.
ldeef'' English Nonut., Pecan nuts rirklc, in Jar.
ct by inc hundred brandy Peaches ia lars Peach and
thre fre'"'ve' Tomato C't>lr Pepper Sauce ~.
Nc. Tine -t"~h i GLE and double keyrt Accordinn.
~ tneey Good~, Sc Always On hand fotn 400 to
qua ronn ct Pfai and Fancy INDY of my avn manu-
lecture, 'qnt 70 any in the Snt all al which will II,
a "h'ie>a'" or ietai ON moderate L. ms
no sl-is s. a ROND
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NEW CONCERN.
RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
= IBi.S Stu ut' : c. Sugar.
- % q onnd. Cia,ifed & Crushed 10,
20 hnxeS Lont Sugar,
10 bill n. O. Molasse.,
|, hhds + IL,
100 bags Re- Coffee.
80 Laeuirn do.
10 Prne old Java do,
80 haxc~ Ala nnnrnr nn1 Sperm Candles.
Large lot OF Clover Orchard. Grns. and limohy Seed
Cal .oon selling cheap
.Gh "a ~ YOUNGER & SMITH
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"a, b1E aEAEIEEs III 90 lis. GOOD md
> DAMAGED SOLE LEATHER, a snpg4,r alficle
j ,'rrreiNed aud h,' ,nIcby La JOHNSON
4
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rIsAMPAGNE WINE =. C6ampnen,
~ Wine oil hr most approved Brands ,mpo,tel, il
pint and quart Bottles, f + sule Ly
dec l. LEE K JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15
Ip,or AsYnuM-LAyNa OF rns ConspR sro NJ

IDIOT AsTLUM-LAY1NG OF THIS CORNER STO NE
The ceremony OF laying the corner stone Of this
institution took rlace at Syracuse the 7th inst
Tx Governor Hurt delivered the ADDRESS. DR. Sc
pHE, 81 France, Hon. Christopher Morgan, aud Rev
Nj. May, also spoke. The .Nando,d gives ths fol
loving description Of toe building The build ing is
~ lar stat Of tcfwardpess aad 1t Is hoped that IL
Will be ebco before winter. TIE location chosen
IL beautiful Ole, or an enineDce, near thu south
western btut de o. the c0rpo ston, OYER okag tie
hole city Ihe bnilding g,l b. in the Itsa1 style
". -Aetlle and ni cover space OF 40 feet by
~, M of tie building will be b oxen up by
tie ojec Of the an res W. so"er wo tsa
viii he I'D 10 height .. a. ~,,nss "a, 8,
cehtse oil the no ling. The ends, .tor,es.
itur stores IN height. and the centre tire wa
WIN bastm NJ and sub-celal under the whole. A..
sn0 ceHsJ vii be 1sed tor storage and the hot air
furnaces. Tie ba Smont sil be divided into
kltster, dining rooms, Hash and ironing rooms, &C.
tfe liMciral story he o,cupied by school rocns
ttseptc Gu rooms, and tho apartments for tba supr
rJfehctht Tie second. third, and fourth stories
Wiz b. used for d. mitory sr other pur0osts Toe
idiioipg y vel suppheo with bathing rooms and
Ts'er closets, sad tho system of ventilation is Tie
meat u r'tcf That can be devised, each apartment
temg suppl win yeDtduc.s for the ad,lission Of
cod an. TIE ext rot If the building giii be OF
pressed bjck, with free stone drfssing--the bsas.
InsLt sttry o, rustieaied aaast ana oil, tie apules
B!icheS With blocks of TIRE etone All tie yip.oas
ofd 6otrs e. the outside will be furnished .vira fee.
~ ne or Sings, togetaer oyta the s,rino.sau,sas
gi. fvfDt ertrarco will he orr amen ed nv n core
portic"; tnns st'hc rcrsh osd sorth ends by SIM
larstructurcM y ''"''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

ninASf, Sep~ y, 1924
The Wing Conrention--Ca ndida,es DC DC
Our tate poutica in csyloss tie csusi,iop To
infeperd,nt ~ BE- bound by the trsmuss OF parry yo,
must enjo, the srors from an elevated position Yhe
hares and sofs quartz ling 6eroslY tina. s eyes
are turre ansorsly to~srds the ~higs II ns, be In
teTeftL-q "a kno hos the vial xiog a, hero A
number Of calcsaes strongly ugrs for The
ship, snc much i'll feeling exists betwcsn the sill or grays
ana sesardites
The fsvonte Of the former is Da1iel Uumsn a veil
ir"~n iavysf o. city hss frsl /, will form
mir r'ty H. the convection there .tlc no
ci. NAL ,oe him famous
he opposite factor tax u judge W. W. Campo II Il
nis sbisLc- win ewsro has cre..e a deter aned opp,
sitoD IN the rart al the kpo Nothrgs aad without
uer sppp,rt the wbig taafs IL oleless II is Singular
hoS the seustor ruth. his friends
Tie leaders are looking around for an Available man
william u W.dxewocd, said to = member II the ksw
Y"ra bar, snn Col 1bouas r Whitue, are mentioned
The would BE- acceptable 10 the natives but it ir
shir MAJ man oi r:dsr repu shouli be selectd
to comfe o nth Bronson Seymour
Private meeting, held here esefy mint AMI the
wing sauIoron is tolng PROBABLY the n,,t .romiast
cspdrdate hos ~ The held the on Will, m X. Dt for
hfiJ Jnn.r Of the euprs,ne Court. lie a chs M
OF .wad IA college, never provos ed k IA tea
sure hesiu-s 'hr Know Nothings pariiena-, s,arnie
hiu, en- lie Is ami Nebraska T. the bac bone a. w,j
present Aaranss Ken. will tie uesy nan as S,r,
cnse But how VIII tue Koow Noth,ngs relish he Ses
ardittur There !. also taG OF G-orze Patr.r,oo
tsNaht To ado that Ssnaei Gsrs,ne- ant Jo.s,l. W.
are namsd IN some orc.es, though their chenoes
are poor. CARO-;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

Tb.s SuProsED MITpER ~ rRor.--At The ;ndn,st
held by ,Co'oreT hoOtecol o. Saelr-sy on TIE "a
Of the gofl,r. found floating The river IL proved
to be that Of tbe vile OF Atnur Mca IN Al risa.
man. residing Ga s,srh First street.. On o post
xacttem examination u TIE BODY, ma k. Of vioeucs
were exhibited thereof, hs ace being mapg.ed q
IL nad beer bitten, ert.s and elbows bruised,
the lungs bot psrtiSiy Ifiatse; and as there vas
ne wster found IL ;be =. .nae1. acre was litss
0o0bt eli the fact T. at to- d.crs did not die from
0reWnDg. IL came Gus IL l. ,e..in8Uy that the
6soessed was about twenty .oar 40 III ege, ha-
Disnsliy ntsmperste, sDd thai shs md Ger uaso md
nAo frequent violent gusrfeis, 4cgtluo, tts has
paco, csted that tie la.t tine h, = b gi's -yas
On Friday noon, ep1 rblt So ua- intoxicated 4.
nne thne. by other eittaS.e4 II rs proved tat
Mcmabon wss seen 70 cons. o. ~ his nous sb0Is
~ Cdock on Fnaay ii.tt % Doy about f,r no
msns, ana rofurD ~naip aGDs. - 'sss sesp s
come out soon after, ca,ryiag 0 te4vs prnd;o.
WIN tails hc eebt t1SGr tre river. nj rssiguei
hOen Afyer. wher he wa stsu 10 unlock tine d1or
and 60 into the house. IL likewise proved we
understand, that blood vas tcpnd on McM Anon's
pantsiosns on Satu day, suo ihst he Vas seen VASE
Ing the floor Of bis bou-e on Saturday mcrnng. Ga
the door latch If the DOOR soiag 10 the street. vas
also fcuno bscod. Uder this state OF facts the jury
reaaeeeds verdict wbics fall authorized tine Coro-
ner 10 issue hts warrant for hc arrest Of Mcmahon.
He ~ accordingly arrested and committed 70 Jail.
--1FSy 6xdgr, S1f. III.
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Flxc Marsnaa1s sss~ restss~sao~s.
Before the Police Justices
rBr FIRE IN v.gN srRg ST.

TIE FRI IN vBeM oThs ST.
On NE night Of che 9th OF Au yi.t. dre was dis
covers in the tin ct sam isl Etridse
Co.. No 60 ytscy steeet. The frya. cam sad sxsis
guished Il before much damage dane. tn d'e nav
ing only burned hole In the aoor the second story
The testimony in this sho -ed sh the boy named
Tomas Belly, having charge OF tho oh ssoosi furnaces
used by tbs sois ren had supsisd tia ir lighted m
trts esrsns cd work that evening into an oil tin
wash kettle, The bottom OF which c. ackei around
six eight inches He s.ys hstnss water on the
burning embers ans hovght he bad put AL he dre
but il he hs1 not So must se kinded
ny again and ms ling the co'om Of he kstt ., not set
he floor The STE c cd aN,s 4 O'Clock
That night Mr. hdridge 's-tidsd 70 he csts u tue
shop quitting the burning sato this kA e a"d
CONSIDERS the system va~sfe one, aud f5N her 10
his opiroo the fo the result OF csreiess-SA on the
part - the soy, IN not prpp-riy patsug the I'm "at
Mr. jfidy Ia futare il. aio~ any s,a PAGES
t. be .ue into thst kettle aud has ,doptes DIAN,
which considers wills prevent nere ,er any sir Their
d'nger Of fire The dr:n,wss seek To
the amount If 81 o0a IA The ccubia Iaslrsnce Ca IN
pany No damage Grns 80 stock Of any coas-'.suA -
Sr idr'rge II l. the rsp Ar. occurrsA a
their lrtm',ss since they tase bseu ia business.
FIRE IN wEsg sEyBsTEESTH STREET
On the eih of August 40 extensive Ire pssrs
ngt old .hanfisslocsto 10 Seventeenth erect
betw The six' ine seventh sveou-s which destroyed
tine 81 he d Of al cen1iary but on
thorough and cereful exsnns'ioo m,Ge by the Fire
from aisatee charcoal furpare which let fr- to
teccc il the rear o. Egg eeoth street The flames ia
staoy spread to hs saIn srr ebni,,ug sni ed
quit numoer OF bui d1gs,bsG"rs IL object 81 sod
sxtisg he, NJ the 6remea- The Era evideutiy
caused Through he relsss OF uSiog Ugh ID
charcoal furnace, by putting the t,o nra the
feLte.
FIRE IN hyEHCE A.
On the 9th of august tire brose out in the bakery
OF trsncis Lohmann, Mt No 29T avenueA The evidence
in Ibis showed that Jonathan o.ens eel of Mr..
IohmaDD 5 journey men Lad that mora ng oep
ma ing yeast ia the Sax- house and nishel the
job al about ocle ct and thsn lett thu bal house
was not sgan in there until after the fr discovered
The fire bioAe hours after Roen,teel had
left the baze house. Mr. Iolita testified that he
not The bake house ut al the ng 81 the fire.
Rosensteel could not Riee opinion now or ia
VT at manner the fire orisnsted could Mr. lohmann
The fire appearea to have red d,ieen
feet ON the furnace bat 1t there
presn mystery. Mr. Ichmlnn Insured t. he
amount OF s., 25v in the LSiarge Fire Insurance Com
v.
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TcRYkno IN MAINr.--Ths heavy Wind which ac-
companed the shower of soc 9Th inst, amounted ia
son CAGES t. quite gale, doing considerable do
go, 80 f'ortiond -Adrsr scr ssys:-" iSaow
K.ssn, So, ,Ia4ge, a C mplete torn.io. com.
49,, ~. -'n a. 81 o'cldcg cn Wed
Deedoy evoniag. The path OF IVA = sii,,,n
iiuitsd ac1 for tnnateiy few buildings ovsiI
ropge Of ifs Gates; power. The observatory,
EnuSn lspaa,sik 70 those cruising near the c,as.,
was bioan ooEE ard completely ruined, and the
frsgmeBts have been disposed ut oY auction. new
bcuse belonging to Nabam Cluif vas blown ftcYn i;s
iouncasiob eno muu j. ell. snail house was
moved two ro6s g,th sDsli damage. A reg barn
wa. cnusized and r,iiued. C.lDnsys were bloTn
down OF houses of Capt. John J.. Littl0 sud ID. p.
Jcheius, ana various slghs effects were seen in
many Ma es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

NOVEL MAIL MATrgR--A watch vas handed
into she store VI John Stevens q ca one OF cur
lcv ele s, recently, having beer forW 1rdee By mai
~, m Pc -aco =, Flu, repairs, II erns mat tne
oFrer q &, one IT ouf % Fpsaen ow Il tha utter
place, hao cared = icweiler ,tece - b, r.
pnrto, inqriiing &c TIE time Stst lis BIN sli b..
III. asked lin IS FIR dong the work Elc dsinIrrel
az ~ price, but ~as told by The jegeler tDss he
could MT help hrussf, he va the ooiy osrsoa IN
tie c'ice woo cruld repair wa ches. Bnt Ehs Owner
with true fanlee spirit, told him ne would not
stand that, but oud serd The wat,h 70 genyor f,r
rspsirs. IS gccd a. his word, ne pa, "a. sssch,
phs Yaclcd, irtg e matt NJ en-, il 10 this CITY,
II erQs es safely. snd d3ahtsess WI b. tacls rsru
&C.. The bull for rep irs here IL az; ana ths postage
each way is twenty cei.ts.-Bangvr bfucaTy. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

Parsons OPINION. Brownlow, who
cnl'gh'eps the people of Knoxville, Tennessee, In
ih. coube capacity Of Q preacher and editor, says
In bis paper, the Knoxville Vhig:--
The true hearted citizens Of East Tennessee and pro-
perty holders, ought to enter into league and whip,
black and ride rail- irrespective Of ago, calling. or
family associations every preacher, citizen traveller
WHO dsres TO utter wor5 10 opposition to slavery
who Is found In possession Of an abolition document
These sentiments, and willing and ready
to help others carry them out.
Pleasant sort Of man for . preashs.. 50. Is.
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To add TO the genera confederation ar,c~,bs
on ne island, they ~~rs visited By toruseo Or Sstar
Gay nixnt cid considerably damage to tho house,
oecAped oy Messrs Trapssr Barn @ed sad causi pe .
Pic y seek refuge 10 thu fort ~ - p'
THE sTORA AT MOUNT PxIAs.vs. 81
tes sanoss &c At Monns P r"ss h me .ss 70 sa'
as r~t lsArnsd that any houses we're dem osishaJ
TIE wharf h.asnsis9 n the Ferry comoany -as "a.
ana toa,house.
7Hs STORM zxsswussH
Atbcneh the sssss - known to have sxtenied over
vast eesn OF We fa'e ~ yet heard very little
respecting its esrsess elesasrs TIL coumbs o. oAr,
nsrsIy mention thAt they wore visited by N. same
5he te eg7aph wires disabled In ali di--tios
end several days ~i probably sopss before they can
repsirec l
Tbs ssvsanah pspsrs mention that the storm c,m
meuoea Ia that vc'ssAv on THURSDAY morning. aud
ragsd With the most sasi-d fury thu Ssturdav In
sper Of tso matter, tae Georgian OF Sunday msrnics
'Ths dsraaF ,ustaDes tbrosl,t the city seems to he
from II mott every buddipx puss private in sn ex-
posed mutation emong aba most pro,ane of vh,ch
we bsys noticed 10 toat n the Exchanee. st Joao'.
Church ne % spc and Netnoin. chn.ctes and per.
s ipu,y 10 TIN slate roof N the Independent Presoy
terri D can ch
'Tte l,ss 10 private ceilings N damage 20 rcos
wnoows, trees, fences &c caonos be detsiIed adxny
OF our rsetp spnss abls shs fsea trees S,
much rry has reeD snstaiceS a. hs g.s 10
teprise the city OF gss. The cal boa, ys'ds
heavy ooers Of inher ano other building material
FIG Hand iisht bouee stands Ss-k'a Fig Island m!
nah tfanessp Company and he Iron team, oat Con-
paDy have btt inn ndst the gre damage OF goods
In the warehouses thsreon s~ai II tssns shipment
''Ws lean Of some sghs disssE 10 tue shipping
the loser herSor bat "a get viii rsut tidpgs from
outside u
App-ehensfcrs eater.aipeE that shall hear
SAD news torcTssses esng alot tL,coast, AID also
from the plantsa,ons in tie inter- Tor.
TELEGRAPIIIC..
RICE PLAHTA7-cas Dl3ynoYED A -TREHCH VESSEL.
WRECKED.
CoLynBA, Is CO. Sept. r. 1854.
The rice plantations along the ca ntatsc, Ashley, Coo
per and Savannah rivers, ruiz aed the Storm
Tho loss is imneose; and raany rspoi ted.
French vessel wrecked lull's Island and all
hancs except four 2srisded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

MURT EI IN ST. LoUis.-Ao Ut IL o'clock gesser-
day morning, John ODonald, youag man Of about
FL years OF age, WAS killed aluost instant by
Thomas Bowling The circ instances 81 the 90 ~
ard the alAisce5alts ATE follows, as lear as 10
co,Jd ikarn by careful lnve-tigat,Ql:0 Do1aid Was
indebttd to Downing the sum 0, f0ng aous1s for
bcarr Que since last winter. Tie latter, after DE-
msD6irg hir meme st several different rimes. and
falling to get II, put tne olut IN the nan is or
constable Tor collection. Yesterday evening she
constable called on y Donald tor TIE monsy whilst
be was SUR uDded by Luoaoer OF his associates,
at which be felt very mlod mortified and higGy in.
dignaxf. He paid 81 o. the sum, hspg, h SAID, all
the money he had win HAT 4 fsw piante3 previ.
Gus Il bis death re called on Bowling, woo il II
shoemaker, Ia che empinymens ~ Mir. Rooney, on
Fourth street near Dole ~ cet satisfaction for the
Insult. Whes he called, Rooney AID Dowiug we're
both in the shop, the attas sit ing bencn u his
work 0'popsid gent up 10 h,m, and after using
some olproorious language. tArcatsned hin with
personsi violence. Dsalng told bin that If ne
mOaested him he would stick ka'fs Into nm ~ tie
same ti0e picking up a shoe knife which was no n
n point. MIR. Rooney tlen tlinkDg IL best tor
hin TO interfere took Donald BY the shoulders and
thrust him into tue street. la a iev moments re
returned, and approaching Dowlins, exclaimed,
You son Of q b., will knock vour d d face 10
pieces" OF the time striking hima severe blow
on the temple with lis 6st ari knocking u from
hh seat ~ the or Dos ing imu cd ltey aro-e,
ana enatchng the same k lie be'pfe mentioned
p3une ed Il isto O'Donad's b,east, penetra ing the
heart ar causing hs death almost iastaEtLne 0usy
Downing then went snd sve himself up ~ an Officer
and sAS conveyed ~ tle county js.is-St. Lsuls IN
teihgt, Ger, Sept. 8.
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Tue GREAT ABDUCTION ~ New oarrAss.-

THE GREAT ABDUCTION IN New ORLEANS
Mes fonora Wood, made affidavit yesterday, that on
Tuesday aftorroon between and O'Clock, she was
returning frcm the school In which she O teacher
her way to her rlother's house. she pursued by
named Tatrick Ryan, lying wait for her
the OF st. Louis md Marsis resets sae vas
compelled to seek refuge n house said to es
cape from him. This Patrick Ryau Is the person
who arrested months since charge Of h,y.
ing abducted Mis- Wood placed forciSy 10 carriage
ind cndsayored to cay her off to Mobile bat from whom
she WIS rescued BY the captain Of the steamer On which
cent before the First District Court for trial Ga this
coge and gave bonds for his appearance there aud al
80 10 Keep tho peace In the interim The latter part of
the bono has 81 course been forfeited by this offence
400 varrant was ilsued for his arrest. Miss Wood
het R'nce the former attack she never ant into
the stree. anil ~ IA ~ - :. "
80 s.,mP', rom school unaccoIn pan led By
~, - pIst u"e retufneu a~slt With in such man
nsr rs to secure the young isdy from Nv -
--Nc0 Orleans picayane Sent. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

The hesfh OF ire people Ut Salt Lake city hes
bet good the past seasaz. They very freo lily
ana k,rd To oil emisrsu.s am traders. A great
msAv hormoDs were exyscted TO reacn there this
seasA G. TIE crops III sRe valley locked hse ana
will yield large supply. Tie whole country il in
atmN'lDg snd prospero-s couai'ion. 4 u 10 quiet;
the 'ntiis hive ceased ee saeess the serr ia the
valley.
TIE party left the city or the 18th day At Juy,
and resc,rd here on the 26th INST, max; ng titty
Dine days cs6o,Gg IN.
Ihef net Brsyham & Tynr-is1s & ain siy, v miles
this Size ~ Salt Lake sty, gettinz aiet tpe A..
r. Ba baes train accompanying tosm; IA well
Met Cbss A. Perry, of this 5ity or the 26.h a Juy
with tbe mai 200 miles This side oe Silt Lasa Mt
TIE government tram and rsoops, with aouns six
seven tuncrac head OF horses anu innes, AZ -llow
Springs, about l50 miles beyo.a Fort Lara me;
stock IN sod condition. Ohm r. Baker, Of the
firm of Turf Il Bassr, of this .,it5 Was wi a I'll en-
IL gid heslta. Met Middesoa Riiey's a,n { rom
s.. sspn, twtGts miles sb:s side of Laramie; It ok
10 gooc Condition, aud all gsa'iug on well. Me- {
god many Mofmens WITH freight trims. eet7 ng
along slosls; this side OF Fort K.a,n ".
These later must be very lave getting id III,
WITHOUT ocnbf, ges caught IN the snow Ia rhs
tsIs. Int grass is fine the wnoe distance; stot tx
cannot suffer for want OF H. TIE Indians WA re
trif ndly route, acd pssbsby wsuid coatins,e
to b. if The emigfauts would trses Item we'll aud nj
sell them any wh'ssey.
TIE Salt Lake srket will Gnubtless be overstocA-
ed with goods Wien all the trains the roate gse
IN. Met toe August mail for SatS LAKE At the
ing OF tie S1uth Platte, getting ca fae. Messrs.
Absl Gilbert and Henri Basye will PROBABLY arrive
here ahous The lst Of October.
Report said that tn Mornon5 had caught Captain
Bridger, OF Bridger's Fort. aAd hal rim at Fort
ramIe, and Intending IT, take hin to Salt
Lake CITY. Our readers vii, remember the Nor
mons ba accused LINN u fur lug tue Titan Indians
~ib gurs 400 smustbition last Jear, TT TIE time
they made stack unoo eae Mormon settlers in
the yslley. Whether they wtil sdccesd In getting
him into the city remains 70 be seen. They ha3
been in ursuit Of hm in the mcuntaas, with blood
hounos, for u long time before he vas taken.