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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-08
HOME NEWS.
CARSON.

The Carson Valley enterprise
speaks Of much suffering among the
emigrants; broken down Pixies Peakers
and Government teamsters being the
most destitute. Stock was dying fast.
Mr.. Comstock lately sold his claim
on Gold Hill, near Gold Kanyon, for
twelve Thousand dollars. M.
More than one hundred thousand
pounds Of -four had been imported into
the valley this summer Fifty cents
per pound had been offered and refused.
Several hundred tons more than were
raised would be required before the
next harvest.
Business was brisk and landed
property raising. Ranches along Car
son River, which could have been
bought q year ago for one hundred
dollars, now command one thousand.
Hon. Judge Cradlebaugh commenced
his court Sept. 8, and adjourned to
Oct. 10th. Al number OF suits had
been entered on the calender, and there
was q fair prospect Of an unusual
amount Of litigation. Il
A letter from John T. Risley, Clerk
|of o.. s. District Court, dated Camp
Floyd, Aug. IL, and published in the
Territorial Enterprise" falsely states
that Sergeant Pike was sitting in front
.ofthe Townsend House when a party
.of Mormons gathered around and at a
given signal, fred upon them, wound
ing Pike MORALLY and his two comrades
dangerously, that the stores were closed,
and that the Gentiles armed themselves
and collected in house for defence.
Mr.. Risley concludes as follows: .@,
aThe Gen. will not send troops up
unless they kill some Of his officers; in
that case, he swears that he will send
two regiments and Phelps Battery, and
level the damned city to the ground"
il Gen. Johnson said the above and
meant il, he might have been slightly
too fast. We would not like our
houses leyelled, and winter 50 near at
hand. Do not! s. l.s.: +. a. f.
CARsoN VALLEY.-The following is
a protest of the Walker River Miners
against thelate Convention for electing
a Representative to Congress: .:e
t"lYe the undersigned, citizens of the
Walker River mines, induced by feel
ing of the responsibilities under which we
entered, when, ON the second daysof July,
we. held an election for Representative
OF our wishes to form new Territory
out OF Western Utah, to proceed to
Washington and to forward our views,
and at the same time elected twelve de.
tlegates TO attend Convention to be
holden: at Genoa, Carson Valley, on the
18th day Of July. for the purpose Of con,
sidering the public safety, do hereby
enter our most solemn protest az .inst the
action Of said Conventio believing that
said Convention was not conducted with
| the spirit of fairness that should distin.
guish so solemn a conelaye, and that We
believe that Major f. Dodge was elected
honestly by aslarge majority Of the legiti.
mate voters Of Western Utah, and there
fore, we win not abide by the decision ol
the said Convention, nor obey any Of its
behests." ! f, :..,s:z. }s...s Fl. :.@:
n y -
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The troops belonging to Fort Crook
had had a brush with the Indians il
Shasta %. Thirteen Indians said t.
be killed.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-08

Company E., Sixth Infantry, were
under orders to move from San Ber-
.nardino to Fort Mojave, on the Color
ado. - ,.:....
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-08

For prompt pay at fair market prices, Will
sell trees at 80 per cent less than charged last
spring. -. I'd.
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TRIBUNE GENTLEMENIN CALIFORNIA.
Messrs. Greedy, Dana and Taylor
have been paying compliments in per
son to the Golden State. The Sacra-
mento Union anticipates some inter-
esting literature as the result.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-07
TllC STATE o. MfsSisstppI.
In the thaneery Court or Pamela
Ceuntyi

County!
Al Rifles. before The Clerk Of said Court
at his Office IN Pdnola, on NE 81 Mon.
day tIjih day. ef Augu'i, A.. ID. 1857.
Ransom II. Dudley, T1poN Afhds Il.
Ira L. Hale. al al. )Causc. i,appsaring
tina, tho defendant, LA Z. Hale, !. non.
resident Of the State Of Mississippi, aud
now absent ihcrefrOm, 80 ,hatthe crdina.
m process Of Law cannot be- served upon
him Il il therefore ordered that unless
the said defcndan, shall appear and plead,
answer or dcmur TO said Bill ON or before
the neg, term u said Court, TO be holden
10 and for said County Of Pamela, ut the
Court House thereof. IN the town OF Pa.
nola, on tho Seventh Monday after the
Fourth Monday In September, ls5y, tho
allegation Of said bill will I've taken for
confessed ne TO him, and such decree made
thcrein a. shall seem Just and proper.
Ii /. further ordered that . copy Of thi,
order be published in The "Panoia STAR
. public newspaper published in tho towr
Of Pamela, In said County, for four week
successively.
JOuNC. HARRISON, clerk.
C. Mtlxs, Solicitor for Complainant
An,u.t al. 1859. 52-.tf.
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~ On Monday evening wercecived BY
the passenger train a kind Of . fox-sa''
gmss-heaa concern from Up the road
We know not what Il Is, o who u Is
from. The hack brought u to us from
Ous friend BATES, tho c~oodaesor. Il was
developed neatly in white paper, sewcdi
and, vojsdss, from tho hands Of : w.
man. II tho person Who sent IL will u.
plain wen DO " zane. Wed like 10
Aavs lighs - Ne subject.
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Mcssrs. Mcleod & Jones are now 70.
cci,,ug their new fall and winter stock Of
goods, AMI invite their friends aud the
~communi,y nj large to call and sec for
themselves. 1rncy arc very clever young
gentlemen, padding their own canoe, on
THUR drs. trip ON Lifc's voyage. May !.
.srmina,e satisfactorily to them and theirs.
Advertisement next week.
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tJ- Mr.. ". p. Watkins requests rs to
announce 10 tho public that he is now re.
eeivins and opening a splendid stock Of
fall and winter goods and asks an inspec.
ton Of the same. Now Is the time to got
choice soods before they are too much
overhaulcd.
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A,ofy ~aaploasan, affair ha' recently
s%fsa,al ceniIaafablo talk aal w faeiiaa
in our ounty in reference 10 q Minister
u iho Gp.peI. W Ia ofiain We snos
eoihIn,, neither have W. sought 10 snos'
A card from the gentleman appears N
our columns. ,hia wees. We DISLIKE 10
publish those personal Communications,
aud reserve ,hsrIrh, 10 eselade them from
cur columns whenever W. think proper
We pubIIsb them twhea admis.ible,l at
irsaiy cent, per line double our adsef'
Using rates. We mention this that those
who focl ike "pi,ching Ia" with printer
ins, mny be prepared TO face the ma'I'
With the "needful." Va assume NJ re-
%.pousibiIi'y whatever in their publication
We arc tbs ''outside dog In the hgh,," nnt
will cnicnvor 10 avoid oil unpleasant con
,ro,crsics. Lot those indulge who may
but permit US TO enforce our regulations
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spssidi t~HdotrmsHf. l0f ina hfty "
the Sick aud Distressed, afflicted
wih Unuisaf and Epidemic
g0VIIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 10
view u the awful destruction Of
human life caused by Sexual disease,
asd tho DESCRIPTIONS practiced upon the
unfortunate victims u such disease By
Quack.. several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, rs n charitable net
worthy u their name, to open q Dispen.
sary Tor the treatment Of this class of
diseases, in al their forms, and TO give
medical advice gratis TO all who apply BY
letter, with . description Of their eondi
ton, (age, occupation, habits Of life,
Ae..l aud In case u extreme poverty, "a
furnish medicines FREQ u charge. II !,
needless IN sdd that the Association eom.
mauds the highest Medical skill Of ths
age. and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, n
their Annual Report upon tho treatment
| Of Sexual Diseases, express the highesi
sati.faesios with the success which ha'
attended the labors Of their Surgeons u
the cure Of spermstorrhra, semina
Weakness. Gonorrbra, elect, Syphilis
the vice Of Onasi.m Or Self. Abuse. Dis
eases Of the Kidneys and BLADDER. Ae'
and order q eonssnusnce Of the same plsi
for the ensuing year.
The Directors. on a review Of the past
feel assured that their lsbors in thi
.ph~r. u bsaevolens easrt have been o
rrca, benefit to the afflicted, especial,
10 the Young. and they have resolved d
devote themselves. with renewed seal, 4
this very important and nsch desPiss'
causs.
An admirable Report on Sperma
torh1a, or Seminal Weakness, the vic
q Onsrism. Naturalization, or Self. Absss
and other diseases NJ the Sexusl organs
bv the Ceusslsirg Ssrreus. gill Be sn
~ mail lin . sealed enselopel, FREQ
charge, on receipt Of two stamps "a
postage. Other Reports and Tracts Q
the nature and treatment 81 Scxaal Dir
eases, diet. &c., are constantly beia
ruhlished for grssaiicus di.,ribssics. an
viIl be sent 20 the afflicted. ScSse 81 N
vss spun1ies SOD neshssis II sseaines
Discovered curing The Lest year. ere Z
Aair-... ssr Report o. treatment, u
!. stiIiin Ncugksee. Acting ssrsrc'
Howard Association, No. 2 South Mint
go Dksfaa~loksa pa
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A(svs,osssv.-Our friend Y. nalihan
M, upss hispssaissis PaaolA, an sppls
tree nov bsasisg fruit o rsAs second time
! This season. The asss crop ripened and
~ gathered h dse tine, and the vigcr.
COS ssee agpis PIT forth N blossons. and
nov the yesag fFsis sppssss, determined
to nske . ssssoa asp befoss jsst fross,
Esq., nake We sppsarassA
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"A NO. I
lands and Negroes
d SALE.

7 WISH TO SELL my tn. AA-.I,
Mica County Plantation, .3R.1
containing 33J acres, 23DU2efo&E
acres in cultivation, u large portion %
which Il clear 81 timber. This farm u
4 miles west Of Col. Hills, on tho main
road to Helena. There are good Dwell.
ing, Negro Cabins, Stables, Cribs, with
one 81 the best frame Tin houses In the
Bottom, on this place, Blacksmith shop
and Tools with 50 to % head Of Cattle.
Ilor-, Mules, Horses. &c., &c.; oil OF
which may be had with tho place, u de-
sired. A large portion u tho land was
above the great Food 81 ISIS.
Also, asbi acres, lc0 cleared, near and
Immediately East Of Pamela, with 500.
tin. hon.c and fixtures, some 'ahins, viii
frst.ratc Well and Peach Orchard On The
same. This land, In pcin, u quality, To-
eality AMI ic.irablcncss, Is equal to any
in Pamela county. ! will sell with 'hi'
place, Corn, Fodder, whca, and as muel
stock VI every Kind as may be desired.
With the above plantations. 10 to !.
likely negroes will be sold, II Desired
Terms liberal, every way.
panola, Aug. 3, 1859. 2s-,f.
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UNIVERSITY " LOUISIANA.

Medical Dci,Ortrnc rat
f1VIIf Annual Course u Lectures IN this
Department will commence of MON.
DAY, November II, lsjp, and wall ter.
inmate ~ the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, VI. D., Professor Of
Practice u Medicine.
j.. h. RiDDLlL, N. d., Professor Of
Chemistry.
wARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor
Of Surgery.
A. Il. cENAs, N. D., Professor Of
Obstetrics.
GtsTAvus A. MOTT, NJ. d., Profess
sor Of Matcria Mcdica.
=. q. RICHARDSON, ". d., Profess
sor III Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology and Pathology.
\. y. lilAlLLE. NJ. D.. and W. q.
NICHOLS, NJ. D., Demonstrators OF An.
atomy.
The rooms for Dissccting will be open
on the second Monday IN October.
Tho Faculty are Visiting Physicians and
Surgeon. Of the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors
in their visits. and free oil expense enjoy
extraordinary practical advantages.
Preliminary to tho Course, Lectures
will 10 delivered daily in the A~mphithca.
ter Of the Hospital, from the Ist Of octo.
bcr, on Clinical Medicine and surgery,
and other subjc,s, without any charge to
students.
THOMAS HUNT, ". D.. Dean.
The Administrators ~ the Charity Hos.
pital elect annually, in April. fourteen
Resident Students, who are maintained
by the institution.
August ~, 1852. 3l-tlstNov.
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fss 11eooessiv0 ffsa Psssls, -
arsssa shsis fsusv-dtissns y this plsss
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Farm cOr Sale.

HAVE FOR SALE go acres Of rich
Bottom land, So acres Of which are
cleared. On the premises are good hous-
cs. a we'll Of excellen, water, tne youns
Orchard Of apple and peach srevs, &c:
This farm 10 situated half q mile West OF
Mi,ebell's Cross Roads, on the Celd.vater
road. JOHN slNNuSS'
Aurust 81, 1859. ss-sw.
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srAIE ~ miss,ssirri.

MUM fN1tf
A., Lows TrACiIMLNr is
~ IN medby A. N. Ray.
" \. Mnosr. \ burn, H. r., on the 2ith
iuy " duly, lsjp, In favor Of said Asa
love and against the Estate " said ".
:. Malone, for 500 % In The Justices
Court held NJ ranola, ~ the County of
Pamela and State Of Mississippi. The d..
fondant i hereby notified that unless be-
appears in said Court II the next Term
thereof, 10 be held NJ the Court House IN
Pamela on the 81 Monday IN September.
1869. aud plead to said notion. Judgment
will be entered and the property sold, sud
judgment also rendered against u. Rig.
ncy. us Gainishce in this case.
A. NJ. RAiBtRN, J.. =.
August 10. 1859. Sow.
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on the 18th Of September
Ths location Of the heahles accessible In
the entire south and the sy both Classical
Sessnuac equal to that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently M
ar the care Of Mr. y Blapkenship ofhe Viz
gna nnary Institute, and recently
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FACULTY
Rev. ". W. Waller, Chairman Of the Faculty Protest.
OF Asnsal and Moral Science and OF History.
LIcuaous q MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
Bellies Lsstres. ~
oAsELL, A. B., Professor Greek Language and
Ltsratpro.
J. BlAHEEHsHIP, Professor Maiheas,i and Instruc
tsg of Tacsica
6AmusL GARLAND A. n, Professor Of La w.
D. LARoHoRNE, n. D., Professor of Anatomy Phys
IOeGL
06iseyrE ApoLPHo sARroRI L. D., Professor Modern
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Board - Per week; washing o. % per month fuel and
Mekts Cd terra Tuitiop 90 In the Grammar School, and
80 ID he Collegiate Department for hall session
u Cataogues containing further information. can be OBJ
49, q Addressing the Chairman Ct the Faculty
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$4,000.
Ffny Tb~ssasd Tickets!
rs ear RIZ ES!!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the Plan Of single Numbers.
-For the benefit d tho
MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY,
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authorized by Special Act Of Legislature,
McK INNEY 4 Co., Managers.
To be drawn pab under the supsnnlendenes Of
Commissioner w r. SYMoss aud J NJ PRkN1iss, Ia the
City of Savannah, Georgia.
TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
HALVES QUARTERS AND FIGHTS IN fROfoRfi IN.
Te ~ Drawn each nassrdny In April, 1892
CLASS Is DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 18th. 1859.
CLASS IL DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 23rd. 1850.
CLASS II DRAWS ON
Saturday, April Both. 1S50.
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