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, 1857-06-19
PoRr TOWNSEND, May 26.
WASHoUGAL.

To The Editors Of Pioneer and Democrat:
Gentlemen The military express leav-
ing for Steiacoom to-day, thought /
would give you some information in rela-
ton to things in these parts.
Since the late rains, the crops begin to
look promising and the farmers carry high
head and pleasant countenance The mil
itary reserve is progressing gradually to-
wards completion, and business in general
is rather on the increase and bids fair TO
fully meet the expectations of our traders
Our town has increased considerably, q
number of new buildings having been cree
ted this season and others under contem-
plation.
We received Information from Whidby's
Island last evening, that some twelve ca
noes, containing l54 northern Indians tone
half women), had passed up the Sound
professedly in search of employment On
consultation this morning between Maj
Haller, Collector Frost and Capt. Hyde,
ofrevenue cutter Jeff. Daris, it was thought
advisable for the cutter to proceed up the
Sound with detachment of Co. |, 4th In
fantry, under Maj Haller, overtake them
and enforce the laws Of the territory, by
making them leave the waters of the Sound,
and to give them to understand that they
will not be allowed amongst 1s. These
Northern Indians seem to be determined
to force themselves upon us, and it becomes
our duty to make them know that what we
say we intend to enforce.
In the line Of politics in this section, we
are quiet in the talking line, but active in
our work for the good cause, and / am Of
the opinion that we will not be ashamed Of
the vote that will be given for l. l. Ste
vens, our candidate for delegrate at the
coming election.
Mr.. l. W. Smith, the inspector of Light
Houses for this district, left here this
morning for Dunginess spit, where he is su-
perntending the erection of Light House
He was looking every day for. a vessel
from San Francisco with the materials for
the Light House on Tetas Island.
VAN.
Gov. SrEvENs.-We rejoice to learn that
this able exponent of democratic principles,
is engaged in canvassng his territory with
a degree Of industry and energy, which,
while it is characteristic of the man, will
render his election fixed fact, even in ad
vance of the day Of the election. The &C.
quaintance-always favorable-Gov. Ste.
vens possessed with the magnates of Wash
mgton city, and his excellent reputation
wherever known, will add much to his
usefulness and efficiency as a Delegate in
Congress. Washington Territory, like our
own, has lively monied interest in the
proceedings of the next session of Congress,
and in sending Gov Stevens to look after
their interests, the Democracy of Washing
ton have wisely selected one in whom they
may implicitly confde, with the moral GER
tainty that what it is in human effort to dc
Gov. Stevens will never leaAe undone
We wish the Democracy of Washington all
success in the triumphant election of their
worthy nominee His Black-republcan
competitor, besides being weak as water, y
would, if elected, which God forbid, find
himself when in the halls of Congress, fur.
ther from his proper arena, than pink
salmon would be in the midst Of Sahara
Oregon Times, June 1871.
, 1857-06-19

MELANCHOLY AccIDEXr--A son Of Mr..
Levi Shelton, Of the Yelm Prairie, while
engaged in drawing cover over yeager
to protect it from the rain, preparatory to
a hunt for game, accidentally shot himself
through the palm of the hand, thereby
most Shockingly mutilating that limb
Upon surgical examination, it was discov-
cred that all the fingers of that hand had
been rendered useless, and amputation,
above the wrist, had to be resorted 10, to
save not only the arm, but probably the
patient. This operation was ably perform
ed by DR.. Burns, of this place, assisted by
Drs. Willard, Kiser, and Glenn Of Oregon,
while the patient was under the influence
Of cbloroform. The invalid is now doing
as well as could be expected.
, 1857-06-19

Troops In Kansas

TELEcRAPmc GoMUNIcArov n,,.
Chill AND EURoPE.SThe press at San,. S,as.LA
discusses a project for forming teleor,DS
ic line between the Pacific and Atisa,:a
from thence to Brazil, where it ia n '' IVY
meet with a line projected from Lisbo0 w. =
Rio Janero. 1t is said that EuroOs'~S y
capitalist will construct the line il tbs ~. aa
ernment will guarantee them six per cent
on the cost. ~"
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from that manifested by our last Legisla-
ture, and more especially of the iHriHe'6k
fre OF the Council
| believe, from what information have,
that Clarke county will give larger ma
iority than it ever has since the organza-
ton of the Territory.
We are in hopes to put ticket of true
and proved Democrats before the people of
this county to Gil the county Offices at our
county convention, and then shall labor
hard to elect them.
Yours respectfully,
nv ,ennf-c
, 1857-06-19

b0- We have had during the last month
or six weeks, most plentiful showers of rain.
The crops are springing out of the ground
as if by magic. Who says that the di-
vine ruler Of the universe is not munifcent
in his blessingsY
, 1857-06-19

DO- A proposed amendment . 1oo...sS "a
constitution of Ohio, under which aoOPs.t ~.
citizens hereafter would have to % ~ ~.
dents of the State for one year aissl =.
ting their papers before they Wo9Iu ~ ior
titled to vote, was lost in the h0uSs ,otr h
the want of the required three-hi'nS W.
, 1857-06-19
VANCOUVER, jane 9TH, '57.

FRIEND WILEY Gov. Stevens address
ed his friends here last evening The citi-
zens turned out in large numbers. The oc-
casion was very favorable one As it
CHANGED to be. the people Were holding a
county convention Col W ,,lace spoke
in behalf of republicanism, but found a
very inattentive audience. Stevens will
carry seven-eighths of the vote of this
county, if not nine-tenths. The venerable
Judge McFadden spoke at length in the
governors behalf, in reply to Col Wallace
on the nigger question and nearly annihila-
ted him on that subject Tie Judges
speech was very interesting ed, and
drew from his attentive audient, ond and
continued applause from tiGr 70 time
Col. Wallace has found but few repnbli,
cans in this section of country, .ud | am
of opinion that hiSsforts will provo fruit
less on either the Cowlitz or Colnbn riv-
ers. From gentlemen havr learned the
names Of the persons nominated for the
legislative assembly in convea on on yes
terday for this county, which | will give
you, knowing that it will BE- found OF con-
siderable interest. II. l., CapleS for conn
Gilman, and Messrs. Kelly, PrebsteI, Erby,
Pollot aud the gallant and chvalrous Max
on for representatives.
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Gen. Harney Ordered IL E..

WASHINGTON, April l3.-Gep n.
has been ordered from Florida to ta1saey py
Leavenworth. =" Fort
Expedition against the Iowa and Ch.,..
Indians. ''eans
Troops Ordered to Utah.
Col. Sumner, in command at D.
Leavenworth, has been ordered tn y r,. FOrt
against the Iowa and Cheyenne fSSA fDSGeA
with force of 1000 men. '"uan'
He will afterwards proceed to Utah -
his command "lo
Troops In Kansas.
Three thousand troops, under Comma,
of Generals Smith and Harvey will iIIS'Ga 1.
Kansas in June next.
The Florida Indians.
The arrangements already made to iOa,..
Billy Bowlegs and the Seminoles IN FIo.:s ILSese
to remove West will now be carried y, %
, 1857-06-19

n9- Thermometer stood at 95o in shade
yesterday.
, 1857-06-19
LAWSON, (B. R.)
LANE, dem. J

Toll for Lane .25lS Toll for Lawson 8lS
, 1857-06-19
The Canvass.

As remarked last week, from every Sec
tion Of the territory, the news comes 10 US
of most glorious and encouraging char
acter, connected with the canvass, not lea
wing the shadow of shade OF doubt but
that Gov. STEVENS will be elected delegate
to congress by regular stcimmiag majority
As evidence of this, we take the liberty of
publishing the following extracts from pri-
vate letters received by the last mail from
the Columbia river and elsewhere
"RANIER, o. T., June 5th, '57.
FRIEND WILEY =
"Gov Stevens addressed his fellow.eiti-
zens at Monticello last evening
The Hon, S. Catln was on hand aud
proved himself the same genuine old dem-
ocrat as formerly. l would he pleased to
give You the particulars of the meeting,
but am necessitated to refrain from it, as
| might improperly represent things, and
from the fact that | have them second hand
Gov. Stevens will be elected, allow me to
state, by large majority. The only coun-
ty that | have found much opposition in is
Cowlitz, and even there, to use the phrase,
it will he nip and tuck" Lewis will give
him very large majority-so will the 9TH
er counties south. The citizens generally
in Oregon with whom l have conversed,
are decidedly in favor Of the governor
Col. Wallace spoke in behalfof Abernethy
Mr.. Abernethy made a "Je0 brief re-
marks" Mr.. Catlin spoke at length.
"The governor and Col Wallace arriv-
ed here from Monticello this morning, and
will leave for Vancouver this afternoon
Col. W. is canvassing for Abernethy, but
it will amount to nothing No earthly
power can defeat Gov. Stevens election.
n 4 'rv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19
AsssIcAs GENERAL ooaxIrrBs.


The United States frs Roanoke, nov In the dry
dock s Boston Navy YNd ven. OF o,mmsslou on u
l7th inst Her crew have been qisrered board M
United States reosiviDs ship obie and win remain sssvs
until discharged Otherwise disposed or Toe mAr,s
guard Of the vessei, under the Of Lest
Cohen. psssed throrgh This oiy yesterday their vsy
wShirgton osb 10 deas In The syund slss Ger Cus.
bec'ico., ,hey we're compelled 70 lay .As IN
ocDck ssD lest evening the work Of ren'ans TIE Roo
noke has been nd-d for the esept aud ui
resumed una the ard Of survey thai hes becn ,oosssS
70 examine her, decides where AMI hos the injury -
has ,usiA ned can % most sf~edliy renaircd.
The United ssates Macedonia he's been ordered =
Get ready for ssa In nedais. ste 10 lying undsv
the shears n Bson Navy Ysd preparatory 70 ,vtse
her mssts, spa ', rssrs IN s,s formerly one q
nrs ciass fs,ss,ss, ard w ~ er ough re6tin4
nAke Q o. the hoest 1- olass sDops war 10 ths As
ri,an
The United sks Naval Lyceum vil ds,ps.,h msls
for the Iusorons ihc foo-icg foreign statoss rs
The ccss Of Brasil AFRICA and N, Esa rod all es~rs
and Sksscs for ethe' s1rad-ou left 81 the Lyocsu
no Navy Yard, Brookyu By 26lh sssAst IN =
pro N ,uy ofwaraef
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ns.ppor-ru u ~DDrso Tous-Ffancis Small snS
Jan. e,b.on. servants ip the nmy OF Mr. James Low.
res,d q No 40 Eat Twenty SECOND street, ~ers arrest
cd on thursday charged ~ish rob ting their enpsye u
spears uss Toe !. ain vac bad been counting for
wedding N Irelsnd, rather take The Ara ana
Get married ~ er wards; but not h,vins the neccsavy
fupds The bridegroom, In anii-pston, IL alleged soas
hv masters horse, sslued Al $500 and sold Il Balls
Hesi for $50. he then purchased tokes OF passage
himself and lady on hoard the nske Great Western bu
the vesss sailed his operations oiscovers 4
ard be and bis lady and taken before Ius
tee Flaodresu, who he'd them 70 Await exsmInsacu.
COMPLAINT Dssrsxp The complain, against Mr. Maxcs
for sstrs Ore 70 his store, No sss Ninth Avenue crnsr
~ Forty rcurh street, N this oy h. been anev isv.v-
ssscr, dsnscd BY Justice Dsvison and xr, hagcs de-
charged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

VINO SHALL. DE oun NEXT MAYoRi-The confu-
sion Of parties and factions, and party feuds and
personal squabbes In this city, IT lie manifest are
beyond all remedy for the present. We must be
patient, therefore until, like the cholera the vel.
low fever, or like the present financial revulsion,
or any other epidemic, these party demorsliza-
tons shall have run their course. Meantime we
shall probably have some half dozen tickets in
the field for our December city election. The
American party will have candidate for
Mayor, the republicans a candidate, the Peter
Cooper democrats will, no doubt, have candi-
date, and In addition to these VIC may have seve-
raj Independent candidates. Harry Howard Is
already out as one, 70 begin with. Against all
tbese candidates Mayor Wood will have nothing
to do but 10 walk over the course. The factions
and parties opposed TO him cannot be united, and
the masses In his support cannot very easily be
divided. And such is the prospect for our city
election. What Gays Massa Greeleyf What says
The Chevalier Webb We pity them. But this is
about the best that we can do for them. We
must take things o. they come.
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"a E..lsrn hsy, SIC. 0.nsr sr,,SIs. s.,s-

Ora at i7he EA.srn hsy, sic. 01nsr sru,Is. s.,s-
rally uDcbsnged.
uHAMnsroS, sept l8 1857
Cotton 10 quiet SAlss of ID. week ITO o.I.,. WISs
wheat, 81 50 . 81 40; red whoa, 81 70 81 as
Flour arm. ssi Of 200 bbts a IS = IS az s..-~
ONO, Iod,aI ana low~ sdps Ssas tudsr. !. -
3D. Wheat ID. sv>nsd. ssies OF " 200 busoes a o
CSC 70 O. icaso s,rins; 81 OF OF rors M wankie n
10 for nIiIeo Ohi, 81 IS 81 Is fos whe IudlAn. 20
Ohio Corn oolI--.s. Of $4,000 bushels u 600 ! 60
At que ai ABOUT $50 wh'sxsy OF % bh,s 4
1870 PER lion Fr.gh dull s &c Bkc for 81. =
baDy lAse import. the ,~rcs four hours sndias Z
" day 200 bbls -four; 20, 900 bushels wssss
40 600 b0. he's ssnI .x.oyti-26 ono buAhssIp
wheat; 20 0oC bushels corn, and 900 basheis oats
Oewsso, 3eps. l8-8PN
Flour quiet Wheat better salss $500 bnshels a
81 10 for red Ohio 81 q for hlte Michigan Ourn
trsctive. CAraI heiahs-Flour 84c aad Wheat loo y
Ne~ York Lsse impors TO days 900 bushels wh~aA
~ 90 bushels barley l0o0 bus hsl. rye Canal expors
500 bushels whest, 3 GO bSsheis barley.
CHcAas, Sept Isl p. T.
Flour dull. Wheat firm; sales ~ 600 bushels q eohfs
C5rp bss decinI ieucsnny OAts nrm. Shipments =
Buffalo, 40 bph Gosr, Ii.aos nasasls wheat IL 900
bsnes corn To o.wego NJ nour 1900 buahss
wheat
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Call for An Anu. b.isvan ANTI Liquor stat.
Convention

ALBAsr, Sept. Is. 1887.
That secto, Of the Te nperance Bocey opposed Mr.
Deavan have resolved 10 call convention a, 5y -
cure Tuesday ocsooer Tas Call OF the State Society
fov prohbn ~ ntou 81 R,cae'ter, Sap smbsr
30 no, recognised 81 them. The o-sober vep,on 10
called une or the authority OF committee, OF which wm
Richardson IL oaArnan, for ned o. souvenuoa 20
years apcc The D,lavsa State Society sail 10 upt ~
the horiy o. resolution psssed al the lat meeting OF
the aa,e Society, The call Ia - follows
Resolved, rhu call State copveot on Of tie friends
In favor OF The prohibAo0 ~ iqaor pafnd be he'd
10 the city Of rsouse, on Tuesday, oJobcr 9,
ing ., n o'clock n
Resolved, That each Assembly disio, shall be entitled
70 he represented 10 said by Tires delegates 10
be chosen In surn mode the fenas OF prob biioa In
each county may determine.
Received, That call said convent for the purYo-e
Of dslbsranng the present portion " he
Ss'e and tha, such scion be taken In OF
impo lance OF prohtiioa the qluson d polsy
spd the approach Of the fall eocusn may oy be deemed
bet
The committee earnestly invite tho friend, Of prohib,
os In every dt'ics 70 be fully represented by discreet
Aad reliable friends Of temperance prohibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

me SIKH representation Of the sesAon given q -
Academy last evening 70 full house The opera ~
Norma" with hme do Il Grange the Prieatess, aaA
srSkosch Acaeisa, and Gasier Oroveso rhs pas.
asaps Of Sme de Ia Grange wore present In full ssa,
and gave her he usual ovatoas vi ths addition q
pair n doves, tho seemed TO know tbs prma donaa BY
iusno Ia the highest evidence Of The greatness q -
arat when II y acknowledge oven by dumb animals.
hme- de Ia Grange was bet.er than usual b
"Sorma," and proved herself - ever rei sbe and
ceiens artist. sme swskcsch Gang AdsIgtsa exceed
ipgi. se Ngnor Cashiers O,oveso aDoshor proof Il
h. great merit, and the essrs superb The tsns
sooa broke down .. the Of The opera md
replaced by hsooaferri, who sang well, and materially
improved his positcn 9TH the audience On Noadsy
"LElsr d. Amore" viii be gwen, with FreuonA -
Adineu
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FIR. Mitchell and the s.pcy sTestisg.
TO ran BIIfoR % rHs HKRsLH

ssv rosx Sept 10, lesg
10 the HssAip OF this morning pcros,ve report a
meeting held lssi nish 81 suJ vesani Institute, V ~
test against Briti,o enls,mess IN this country ssA =
Dmpsshzs Nth the sepoys" NJ ,hepy 10 10 tAsa ~
port represented 70 have said rhey had hoped 70 hAvs
John schell pr. N, 9TH them, but bis fare ~coh -
rsrtculsriy dbsgseabIe 70 Of their sbs pns'as
bro isis IN this city" This oh.ervn Va reNsv
Drew ,us JuovDeS announcement ~ooh have sesa, -
he e0to ths .oulc asdrea the meeunx 90 toas 900
sion beg leave 70 state through your columns tnsi
fever Intended 10 be prcsent II tnas meeang-sevW
authorized a. BODY 70 announce ne ~ speaker -
empo-e'ed any BODY 10 apososiss for my soscnoe S~-
ther, thai never scented my self from any meesn
uy otncy lsee from the apvr nersipu ny lsoe naes
he dbssrs~sbe 10 hilsB,hropsn or any ooe, species
nrr.inve. Moreover that I do Doa believe mere Aay
tntusri suempt n cpistmers 10 nls coos ~ oy Ne
EDs so government ana that there se'e sooo rouA
.in,t a. by reason tos' " moi ny ousisees,
business of thse who are invited 70 enlist sd
n l-e sosepnent II the United SAVES Lssus, tes0h
needles. snr srer 20 40 any meeting IN order
prove that az apstnzs -fo sepoys sans, Permasa
JOAN HITCH Ill.
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PorrlAsp. sopt II, 1857
Two husdsed and ninety four osns give Ho'nn, for
Governor, a5eA votes, and smith 3soie, making tho
publosn msjoriy t2s The towns Last year gave
Hsmr bei'a and Wells and PoasD a. so7 the repuei
usjory being iessT In The sAss The republican msjon
h -iil be about IL 600
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Ey plosion OF . steam Baiier ia Baltimore.
TWO fkasoks sILLnp, vBRbB FATALLY IsJuKxD AND
pOuHTan wOJSDap.

BalnsOsS, SEPT IS, 1887.
rhs boiler Of The Telegraph Flour Mills On Fails
70 On street, exploded this rnns II half past seven
oclo,k The bsler house ant three small dwellings al
joining dem hshed rso petsons killed, Is'ee
siAly injured sSd ioareeu badly wounded. The Affair
has caused NE greatest consternaros
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PHILADELPHIA s-ocv BOARD.
PHuApurus. 5sN. ~, 1851
Hccts heavy. Peunsv vsn,a Sc, 20. Readrg Kali
roac, s2T Morris canal A. Long Island Railroad, y
fenBsy ssniA Railroad, 43Z - -
OosAos-aaies 70 cav 400 bales, q unchanged prices
Receipts Of NE week, loo baisa MOO pofk, sS. Lard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

MEETING or TIE COOPER aEkKxAL CoMAIrrxF-rn
IgsoCRAfIo STATE TiCABr And PLAsTORu n
DOR hD-rDB ,ou. sBLBs % HE oIrY DsHo0RACY
10 BIZ BErEHRsD TO rHs STATE CBsrRAL oOn.
MITrHH
msetns Of the Cocp-r De nocrsrc General Committees
vas held last nigh, at rAmmsoy Hall, TO endorse shs
ddpgs OF the recent Democratic State Cooveoou 5yrs-
suse sod sso to take unite the party pss-
abb, q bsss sasisfsrtory % the Oooperites.
The soIx Wa small, but Il mNs than maze ap fus
Ills de6csucy ny being unusus " long
Captain Rynders ofered . series OF rcsoui,us, opdurs
tre genera true the democratic platform ant essdl
dates oonce nriug the ask ropubl cans and cAias
masses 10 orgstze 10 redeem Slaie no Nothing W.
SAID or Jusse DEMO
Re,o4uioos also offered refer question n ths
'fgos'iv Of he ri sl s'ns'sl commits the 3sass
Q. 60 Com . lite for seit men,
Toe n, don b,.dpoed Ia ktimotieus dhocsssru. 10
which CsgiaIn Rynd.u ook tse orlnciysi part, end
pisoheo into his opponents violently rho resoiSioua
we're orally carried
also de SIDE to bolf may msctiI al raIanasy
hall an esrk day U rsi'y tie nominations
AssaIcAs esssaAL COMMITTEES.
Al q mee,irs or the American General oommues q
Which zopsr sll' Esq presiied which took pAss
las, evening the corner OF Broadway and Lispsaard
siree rn ordered that uerc he DELEGATES elected by
each Council TO Ma orally Convention waion IL 10 usa
on the esooud Monday IN Ooiobor ncx No 1871 b VOW
M " O'Clock IN nom Q MAYOR. Also tnal ne
subject Of the Asse Dbe d iut DO immsdaely aad sps
cis ordered for neu Friday night Tho meeting did ~
adjourn I'LL near one O'CLOCK "a Y ami ~N vory -.
m ed from the comm encemeus 70 the conclusion.
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THs TRaArnEs 10 On reference to the tsl-
Ie'in at he head o. tho editorial columns ~ observed
that the cs'ent snsgers tender series Of uousaaAy
diversified end novel attractions this evening Az geas
raj tbirg not probable hat better entertainments wsrs
ever offered on tae ,ame nxnt
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wasIa tUs Europe.
KHn NEW YOat BRhALp-RBIrIOE FOB uUR0PI
The mail steamship Arsgo, Caps Lines, will leave this
PORT to-day for southampton and Hsvre
Inc European mail. ~l this city ., half past
zen O'Clock this morning
The HropoaD edition OF tho HnRlD, printed IN French
md EDxnsh, will published O'Clock morn
.ng. single oops, In wrsupers Sin cen0
subscpuons and sdver;iseuanv for any edition Of the
SEW Yoss Hs4D ell be received ii the following places
IN Eoreoe,-
Losios--Am EuropeAr Express Co oil King William y
Pans Do DO. sPlxce de Ia Bourse
LvSsrSL-Do. DO Ons ,el street
LIvSsrooI-R Staa.t, 10 Exc soas street, Esa
HIvgv- Am Faro .ean Eyps.~s 20, IL Rec CorneIis
The oorients Of the Ear peAn eduoD Of the HssALD vii
Sorbine the received By mail and ssiegrspb
sccs daring previous week and up 70 the hour Of
Dubhostu1
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H.salAsDs, sepi. Is, 1851.
mas samsd Jonathan 8 Esps, sboo, any years Of
age, found dead Ia the barn attached 70 scnenck,
Hotel, this afsssnoos No marks ~ violsscs foand
upon bis persia He leaves wife ana family.
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wssaIsGros, Sept 10, 1857.
rbs mall e. far south ~ Mobile, - late due 10 70
hard.
The boil worm vas committing rsvages In The central
counties Of Alabama, destroying In instances wn,s
oelds OF cCtton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

THMBzRG ASD vnuxr,AHu will give their third ~
lat ocnoer 81 Nblo aaocn this evening They ~M -
assisted In the vocal department by Hue. s1akossA.
We confidently the pubin that after these ~
'ts have left us there viii be nothing equal 70 hem un
Their return
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The NV YORK ORGAN or rHK HORIZONS DISCONTINUE
me New York Mormon, published 70 day. ~
dtocptiDuanoe OF tbn Journal, sthous signing any
0rs for the same does not infor Oh sher - SD
den do Mise Is owns 70 the ceolensoo Of M0monNm n
these parts, or whether Bdghsm Young hss sum nesed
thcse shining lights OF he church. Brothers Taylor and
Appehy Utah. aid him In tho present orids BY Their
superior wisdom. II msy be that Brigham 10 abost b
concentrate his strength Salt Lake cy bu, Il ssriksa
that the death II he Mormon Ii rather Att tbutsble y
he lukew0 Of tho elect In it, last speech ant
dying declaration the Mormon besals the inqaty Of h
Gesales In the following language, the sppopn tones a
sheh -i be as once apparent 70 the reader Qaoth The
Mormon
The asts o. dsrkpess IL fast enshroudns the psxoa
Wcktdoesa u shly the incresso-n short, peace y
tkD from lbe earth and the Prince, the power a hs
air" rules triumphant among the obildee Of Whal
. melancholy spectaciethe earth that rolled Ia puvsg
non Tho Lansa ~ n alD, 10 covered 81 -vso
ton. MAD ueied In the 'msge Of nod IL cmacaaseA
pased pArsy seo and oiS ased, from tn II his
hesd 20 The lea 81 bic feet" through rsn-g- Il
tie laws OF hea woman, the gin The Lord " uaas
"bep meet" 10 dfgr.ded ana deoased-his v'Cim a
bis partner IN crime E.evy gene stiou saan -
Predecessor, and the emo must ne ~t@sk and ruin
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The Steamship Georges Creek at Charleston.

CHssIsros, Sept IS, 1851
me Steamship Georges Oreos, rom Baltimore arrived
here II 10 O'Clock Last rIgh, she In The ese Tor
tVes days. and her cargo u supposed 70 be partly
darsssd