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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

DEUxIEME CouR tDE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
NoUvELLE ORLEANS. O'KEEFE. No. S,0l4
A TTENDU que John l.. Watt a presente
II petition la eiet dobenir les leres d'execu
tesamentaire da la succession vacante de eu John
O'keee.
Avis par lie present donne tos celia peut
cerner evo dedue dix jonrs les rasons les
queles II ne serait pas fat drOit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la conr.
l3la23 IS. WITT Greffer.
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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS EXECUTIVE OF
FICE, Baton Rouge Atril l. S57.-By virtue of the Act
the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana entitled AN
relative certain Debts of The State approved 18th March,
ST. and in particularly of the provisions of
7th thereof; NOTICE hereby given
proposals will be received until the first day July next
1t meridian fer the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED
BONDS (more les of ONE THOUSAND D0I.LA RS each,
Of the State of Louisiana having forty rum and bear
ing six per nnnum payable
annually the first day of January and the first day July
OF each year.
These Bonds solely exchange for any the
receivable by the State security for the circulation
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed TO the Au
do of Public Accounts and the Treasurer of the State and
endorsed Proposals for Exchange of Bonds' Said
proposals will be opened the first day of July next by the
Auditor and Treasurer in the Of the Governor and
exchange will be awarded to the bidder bidders who
offer the most advantageous The Governor, however,
the right of rejecting any all the bids and to direct
new advertisements for proposals
special fund created for ultimate redep
of the Bonds be issued under the aforesaid act which
never be diverted TO other purpose whatsoever
tsignedl ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE.
lsigned c. f. GRENEAUX, State Treasurer.
ISignedl S. F. MARKS, Auditor.
BY the Governor:
Isignedl ANDREW s. HEBRON
lI~sl [all tJyl Secretary of State.
VERDEGK1s-2oo cases Fl ssls b
m3O 2taw5t ~ Magazine street.
RATE BRICks-:5 nhls and casks for sssb
msO 2taw5t u Magazine street.
CHALiS' tons in casks ri Hi fS %E r. X
s,ao 2taw5t Y Magazine street
RoNE DUsr-For manure II esls and srsks for sale by
SUP.ESk PHOSPHATE I'm IfME F. for
m3O 2taw5t u Magazine street.
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x6 ~ A HINT TO STRAf-GERs-whatu1 80
AEk is the Of paying for article than it EM
ESSf~Z can be bought for AT the old established fM
Eelsss stand Of MRS. CLARKE, corner Poydas and AIA
Garondeet Streets there IL to be oundnow openng-an ele
of SPRING MILLINERY consisting, part
of Grape, Hair and Straw Bones of every description
mela Bonnets and Hats for misses and cdren fine French
Fowers beantifH Spring Ribbons as well every other ar
Gle in the Millinery Department There he found
excellent assortment Of Lace Mana which, with the Bon
being offered at prices much lower than
found many of the branch business what
"a fashionable part Of the CITY,"
Mrs. Cs expenses being small her profits likewise small.
She would therefore recommend visiting city
call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere
member the address, MRS. CLARKE'S,
nl7 6m-m17 Poydras and Carondelet Sta.
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

ISL DOE e GU LLET.
For upwards of Professor of Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages in raj Colleges United States and
for the last three French teacher in the High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
street Mr. Vcors store where he intends form classes
in the above languages
There will he Morning and Evening Cassps suit the
venence or occupations OF gentlemen of different professions
TERMSFor three lessons week, in class, $40 month";
for private lessons single Scholar according the number
of lessons required by the applicant.
RThe fees expected paid in advance Charles
street, No. l6 Vctor's store. fe27 3m
NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
- experience in this city practitioner Of medicine for
the future will attend principally office practice He takes
this method of informing the public that with upara
leed success diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic arrhea word ali chronic
pnins and Rheumatism in its form. Also the diseases
OF women and cdrenespecially of females Proapss Uer
Feur Ahus Amnoerhoea etc.. etc. class of diseases
termed Ienereal, primary and secondary.
Al wEo are suffering would do we'll to give call before
going elsewhere and they will safe speedy
obga'e myself to cure all persons who have Rheumatism
rams u the Limbs or make charge for my services Ny
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC can only be had at my office This
Is one OF my recent discoveries in MaterR Medca and
taken with perfect safety; being vegetable compound.
In of the many humbug advertisements
newspapers with great reluctance give public
Address call on me at DAVIDSON'S ROW l4S CARON.
DELFT street, between Poydras and Heva streets
Office stairs. Hours from A. NJ. to 9P.M.
j. n
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soULE's COMMERCIAL COL

aCNn LEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirapts-
Ixss a Located 1T VIM, Gauns Writing Academy, cor
2-r.s.-ask4 Camp and common streets
gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
y for the various duties of the Counting Room
busnes pursuits generally offered greater
and facilities at this Institution than any other in The South
everything taught by practical exercise would he learned
in the Counting Room, aud instructions impaired individually
AMI in classes The OF study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING practically applied various
branches of busness PENMANSIP characterized for ee-
gance rapidity and legibiiy; COMMERCIAL CALCULA-
TIONS embracing every species of computation necessary for
business know worked by analysis and canceatou
system emily taught in this institute; BOOKS posted closed
eorened with dispatch and reasonable terms. This Insti
perpetual session. and pupils time
course any branch they may DESIRE and any
houos from A. NJ to9P NJ Terms moderate and satisfac
ion guaranteed in every fe6 ly
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TN STORE-FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
IS cases Prunes in jars assorted sizes;
80 Green Peas, in half aud mound cans:
20 cases Preserved Mushrooms, half and who.e
ITO Cops, in oil;
30 quarter casks Burgundy Port;
40 quarter Gu ks Reig:
50 quarter casks Sherry;
50 quarter aud eighth casks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
60 casks Family Ciaret;
40 bbs White Wine Hnut Sauterne
40 cases Swiss Absynthe;
30 Turino Femouth.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & Co,
I'm IuSt ON sire
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF JOHN
NEW ORLEANS. O'KEEFE-No. SOFA. rs
WHEREAS; John L. Watt has petitioned
the estate Of the late John OKeefe
Notice Is hereby given to all whom may TO show
within why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
al3 Is e P. s. WITT Clerk.
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'-------'-'---- -----------------------
WANTED,
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FUaNTTURE FOR sALE-THE sUBscRTaHe
hons. esrs for sale &c moderate sized svosy
Il
49, FOR sAL1-rHE PROPERTY On TeE SOUTH
Te sG 'ess e
wiz thereon eonse ~ a. Fs s
Ds ss atse containing s rooms and
ssss%sot MIN complete
'p sis tn SHAY J. az y rs. 49,.
Land u sssssl a;sna.e
ana sa s s5e onsrsd oT ss On liberal
Shish y & n
Algers Warehouse, New Ieyes ssss
ais in A. y. COCHRAN i HALE
- TO HOTEL K fsEPEHs.F0k SALE AT
aoe h s ssees Man and
Bedding raor and Dining Farni'n1 C eompss =
large e eaST HT sfs!.s 4
- FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL REsTDENoE n
Splendid aa Of f.
nj Raii'''s apply on the PENNEY s e Camp stree.
It. e ssI 1as
xs I nor re Feet b s e9nsss Y
's mia sp sPpy to i Fa admRss; .,,..,
/
HoWEs coTToN
q me nest Of the time Those Par
that nave examined the Cotton Picker,
aaaptsd for cotton and it believed will do the
OF ionr hands They substantially
get out OF order and weigh less Than five pounds Price,
d. W. F. BISBEE,
fsle On q commercial Plaes.
- VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
The subscriber has just arrived with likely Of NJ
" n GROES, consisting Of Men and Wonen-Feld Hands.
Mechanics, Cooks, Washers and Ioners HOUSE 8ar-
wants. which he will sell reasonable goo1
city acceptancea Will continue receive Negroes
! ring the
Hagan's Old Stand, of Espsnade Moreaa ~
OIL d&Mems JOHN b. SMITH
| - FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, Isl CONNO1s
TX street. New Orleans--He keeps constantly hand
Tor sale Mechancs Field Hands, Cooks, Washers,
and General House ssrsnn.s Aso buys and ss,l.
the large three story building the Slaves
| of Slaves. ~ 1879 e
ID 6m 7. FOSTER.
| 81 NEGRUS-NEGHOS-Mt RE NEGROs-RE.
* ceved in the last i've days, seventy young
IA North Garoina and Virginia Negros-mef, women
~ childrena likely and fully guaranteed. Among them
and the former stock Cooks Ironers
No men Cooks and several fair
Steamboat hands hire Persons Wishing
requested call themselves s9 Grayer
and a fair show will be given them
| jal9 3n BENZ. SCREWS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T ,RIsr's GAIETY-G RAvIER STREET

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April %, 1851
Sixth performance OF SIG. CORRADI SETTPS GREAT
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE, comprising IS distinguished
arhts First appearance in New Orleans ef Sgnora JOSE
LANDI Of the Theaer des Itaiens in Paris San Car
los a Naples and OF the Gande Tearo Eacona In Mexico and
special vocalist to the Conesse De Cbambord First ap
In New Orleans Of the celebrated gnor MARI
ANO time in New Orleans Of Verds
grand opera in acts adapted from the Dumas
vallai signora Josephine Iand Flora
veroose signoa H. Zappncci Annina Signora Zappucc
sgnor A. Vef; CASTOR signor " Asusti Baron Doufold
Signor Andrea Marquis dOrbigny Signor F. Mancni Dr.
Grenyille. Sgnor @. Fianova; Jose, Signor Ivanez.
NOTICEThe Free List entirely suspended the gentlemen
of the Press excepted.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Boxes, each to SIS 90
Dress Circle and Parquete. so
Family Circle. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
Quadroon Boxes per ticket. is
NOTICESeats be secured for any night whole
number performances Box office open daily from 81 A. NJ.
tl4P. N. n2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21
Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for April, 1857.

All France Holland and Belgium must be pre- paid
81 American Liverpool and Southamp
tom % by the direct Have and by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting of letters and for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands,
is sent from the Post.oice in New York semi weekly
= West India Islands will be sent by this steamer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CoURr SUCCESSION or T. J. INGRA-
of New Orleans. ) HAM. NJ. 11,746
WHEREAS, John 8. slmonds has petition
w ed the Court for letters of administration the
the T. Ingraha deceased ines;ate Notice
hereby given to all whom to show within
days why the Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order Of the Court.
a2025 20 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk
DEUxIEME CouR DE DIsrRrcr1 SUCCESSION DE T. J: IN
La Nouv ORLEANS. : GRAHAM-So. n,f46
A TTENDU que John >. sImonds pre-
n sene petition la feet dobenr les lettre de
administration la succession de feu T. j. Ingraham, de-
cede intestat
Avis lie present donnk celia peu
dedure dix raisons esquees
ne seralt pas fait drot la dite petition.
Par ordre de la '...|
A. DREUX,
a2o % 90 Depute Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

The stock of these comprises complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALI. THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S aud PLEYEI.'S PIANOS,
. - Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
N B-TheSe celebrated Pianos considered, all the
prominent artists the best in the United States In the
Ne Sons have received
trial Exhibitions and Fairs Of tho North than SIX
MUM colo MEDALS for the superiority Pianos
Also, large assortment of
b. G. FlSCFERS PIANOS of all sizes moderate prices
to suit the convenience and OF all classes
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Harps, Guitars. Violins AccOdeons anos Flutes,
Instruments Of all kinds, and Musical Mel cande every
description.
zy-Musc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NOTEAnv order for Msic Pianos ANYTHING
relating either Store addressed
mail will he promptly attended TO.
EiT~TERMS LIBERAL
M 1y l.. GARICI.
(HOPPERAS-2U bbs for s,ie by
~ ALFRED KEARNY,
m3U 2taw5t 7lMagrine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

NEW ORLEANS, January l3, 1881
Sermons Co.. Genlemen-I take great plea ure in
stating that using improved Spectaccs find them
eye clearer and enables much better by
cadeght without pain to the eye. think them superior to
any WITH cheerfuiy recommend them
The public. Yours respectfully,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

MANAGERs.
Geo. W Race, Grand Sire Elect; Edward Pilsbnry Grand
Master Howard Milspaugh+ Deputy Grand Master; Augue
Baqie, Grand Warden; Henry G. Setson James Stockton
Charles NJ Emerson H. Williams George
Shaw and Thomas II. Shields, Past Grand Masters
Nixon, Past Grand Representatives s. Magncr George Der
George RareshideF W. c. Wilson,* H. Ruter# F. Y
Barbot"+ NJ Todd j. T. Anderson W. H. Ellis George
Ellis Hooper+ Jos NJ Laborde, H. II. Stanley, T. D.
VanIIorn,f s. l.. Butlerf Past Grands.
Patriarh j. A. Floratt L. B. Poher.| JOS Magner,+ G.
Tiernan,+ Charles Geheeb,+ J. N. Wagner.f
Brother George Sey f. Aliens McDougall* c.
Iandenbecker,+ VIM. Gregory j. F. CALDWELL A. j. Moss,t
Gerard Stith+ H. DeCruy+ o. Voorhcs,4 II. Pugser+ W.
Koltirg,+ H. j. Martini Zimmerman,tJ f. Mllert NJ NJ
Cnrolan,t f. +. L'loste+
n8-Pof j.. Vegas has kindly volunteered his services
Floor and Music Director.
Committee Invitations. Committee Reception and
Floor Managers.
n8-Appcation for Ladies' invitations may be made any
Ball room-eutrsnce Lafayette street The Committee will
act applications Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday evening previous the Ball Noady will be admitted
without n card of invitation.
Ladies and gentlemen not members of the Order at
their option mask fancy dress but The brotherhood
appear regaa according the rank they
have attained in the order, and without mask
H- All masked will be required to unmask by the
Committee Reception before being admitted the Ball
n-Ticke S5-can he obtained of the Managers of the
Secretary, the office of the Ballroom Mesrs Felt Set-
sons 81 Camp and j. c. Morgan', Exchange Place.
next, to the Post-Onice nS I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

NEW GKOCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackne BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAIsINs, Figs and Prunes, In Jars and Fancy Boxes
and variety Of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS
For sale FEN GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
a21 ct E. L. BERCIER. Agent
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Tor ONE MONTH LONGER. CoNsE-
l. quence Of the great demand for
MEsSRS. SERMONS 4 CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
They induced prolong their in this city until
May 3d. and account of engagements elsewhere they will
=. positively close on the above date
Sole Depot 81 Camp street, corner of Natchez alley.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIEI.D.
THIS EVENING, Will be sold at early
L gas light, at So St. Charles street
The complete Books, in every department
literature the various departments Of human knowledge,
ornamental and useful agriculture annua and
works Of every description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books etc.
Letter cap and note papers envelopes steel and gold Of
the Makers stationery fancy articles generally
The collection literary property believed to be the most
extensive varied that been offered az auction
city, and worthy of the attention of those who Wish TO MAKE ad
dons their brare favorable prices Inc puDc are
invited to examine the stock during the day.
This sale will he positive, and continued every evening
until the il al, sold. az I'm
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THE UNDERyHGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
l. him Mr. H. g nIESBY, Of shreveport, La, under the
firm and style Of LEWIS III SUCCEED lewis "a
Cotton Factorage and Commission bubess frap tis
dste. j. o. LEWIS :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21

PRICES OF ADMIss1oN-Dress Circle and Parquette, I
cents Second Circle 80 CENTS Gallery rs cents Quadroon Bo
tickets, 10 cents; Private Boxes, each, S..
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~ Ran away the subscriber 9Th instant, AN
N DREW READ, boy about % years of five feet
~ four or five inches high; well set yellow compeNon
black bair slightly cued, and usually tucked
the back part the head; large black reads and
writes and good accountant In his general
gente generally dresses well and pleasing
in his address.
will give Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and
delivery Of said boy for his confluence in Jail that
him. As he provide himself with pass he win
likely upon steamboat. Cap
tains will please be the lookout.
M If ALLEN JONES' II ROYAL street
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from Boston, dischargng her cargo 49, Third
District Consgnees requested to attend the receipt
Of their goods the Leyee otherwise they will be stored
- their expense and risk.
a2 GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO. 50 Camp street
HJ- The ship Zenobin, Capt. Peters, from
Boston, dschArging First District
Consgnee requested attend receipt of their goods
the Leyee otherwise they will be stored their
and risk.
GEO W, HYSSDN K co, 80 Camp street,
a9s-The con signee of 300 ba les gunny cloth,
order per ship Henoba Boston, Xxi, Is
quested to make known the dschargng clerk the
evee otherwise they will be to warehouse at his
and risk.
GEO, W HYSSON 4 co, 90 treet.
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1 ,offElt3iS'-Iu Db!h, Ior shlt ny
" ALFRED KEARNY
m3O 2taw5t 72Magzine street.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08

TRIED IN SEVEN STATES, AND HOW IT HAS
WoRKED.-The Maine law (says the Provi-
dence Post) has been fairly tried in seven
States of the American Union, and in every
one it has proved complete failure. From
the eastern boundary of Maine to the wes-
tern boundary line Of Michigan it has not
permanently closed single grog shop In
Rhode Island there g three grog shops to-
day where there was one when the
law was enacted. In Maine the law has
been repealed. -
The law was dead letter in nearly every
school district in Maine for at least two years
before it was repealed There are not ICON
tinues the PosD ten temperance men in any
single town or city in New England who
will raise a finger to enforce the Maine
liquor law. The law has been on the stat
ute book of Rhode Island, with an Interrupt
ton of only three or four months, ever since
July, 1852. During the last two years not
four rumselers have been imprisoned under
it; and we are confident that not more than
six warrants have been issued.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08
DEMOCRATIC RALLY!!!
WELLER AND WILLIAMS
Auburn on Monday eve-
ming, August 10th.
TO SPEAK I.

Col. Weller, and Thos. II. Williams
Esq, will, as has been heretofore announced.
address the Democracy at this place on
next Monda: evening. This will give the
citizens of tie neighLoring country and towns
an opportunity Of hearing these able ex-
ponents OF Democracy discuss the issues
row prominently before the people of the
State and Union.
We therefore invite all to come, and
hear the standard bearers of the partv of
the people-the party that opposes the
Republication Of our State Debt.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08

We regard the denomination Of the pres
ent State Controller by the American Con.
vention as an act equally improper and i'm
polite. 1t is true that Mr.. Whitman was ac-
quilted on his trial, and we are free to admit
that not even the shadow of moral com plicity
in the disreputable transactions incident to
the financial h story of our State in the past
year rests upon his reputation. BUTT is un-
denisbe that he has been negectful of the
duties of his position during his term; mani
tested an undgnified recusancy in throwing
obstacles in the way Of those legally empow-
erod to examine the reco ds o. his office and
is entirely undeserving Of such an endorse
ment as the American State Convention
have seen fit to give him. No higher com
pliment could have been paid by them to one
whose course had been entirely blameless.
This instance Of endorsement for merely par
tisan considerations but adds another to the
accumulated eTidences of the unreliahility of
POLITICAL parties as exponents of the popular
will or as agents in the EXPIRE sions of truly
patriotic sentiments. 1t is gratifying to re-
fleet under the circumstances that no appre-
hension need be enterasined of the ratitica-
ton of the Conventions endorsement at the
coming election. S. F. (Ind) Town Talk.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-08
Arrival from the Plains.

Mr.. A. N. Henry and two Others arrive,
at Pacerville from the States on Tuesasau
evening.
They left St. Josephs on the 9th of M.,
and report the largest emigration ever I~y 10y,
for California since '53. WV
Grass was very short on the other ,do ,s
the Rocky Mountains, but there was oooa "a
feed for stock on this side. e'o
The Indians were troublesome betwoo.
Bear River and the Sink of the Humhold.
stealing stock and robbing small parties &c
em;grants. - -
Quite number Of Indians have boor
killed by different parties, and a few wb;to.
lost their lives in skirmishes with the Ind;,n.
Met D.. 0. Mills party from Sacramento
July Sth-had reached the east side Of Coos
Creek Mountains. At the head Of Goose
Creek the party was attacked BY lsrc.
party Of Indians, who tried to run off ,5o
stock, but we're routed one Indian killed and
two or three wounded. Mills party escanaS
unharmed, and were getting along fnelv
their stock in good condition.
The report given by the Pintah Indian, to
Jud.e Crane, respecting the massacre and
robbing at Stormy Point, Humboldt River
WIS not so bad as represented. Only two
or three whites were killed and few goods
stolen.
Trains may be expected here daily from
off the Plains. Henrys party is the second
arrival from the States this season.
The citizens of Carson Valley are holdipc
meetings to petition Congress for the orgapi.
cation of a new Territory.