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n y4LUARLE NEDICINE.-ws nave here
sss a MRS ~ 1 n; C0As Z, J. n,.o.

in diseases oftie blood, SKIN, dyse~esy, az. ana
RECOMMENDED n a. IN lnvel liable medicine. Our
0onnoenee In II as remedial agent has been greatly
Standing disease Of the liver, kidneys, skin. otc
la nave reSsnty come under our otservstion-in
skfdl ply sicians had failed 70 aford relief Hun
Greds q sgr most resReotAbs oitissns have kssp
are grathed 70 learn that its popularity 10 daily be-
coming srsater. Its operation "a mild aa1 pleasant
resdence ofMkS. COX, 1se Z. BALTlnoIE ST,
Belrmofe, and a. the principal Drug Stores.
city, and numerous certificates seen By oallinr on
the egents None genuine unless her name Is blown
wkelssals 4Fest-R. 8. r. CIssxL, Drussist
Georgetovns D. c., has been appointed whelesais
my prices. IL ~ NJ
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FLANNELe

...ssr - > HFLANNELS. 49,
no pieces Whit and Colosed lannels, ell prices;
100 piecos heavy Canton FAnnels, a. 10 oelts; son
pieces Cslic0es, fast ooors. at 10 ceLts.
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IHFo1fAl AND pHALRR II

Keep" on Ssnd sSs Sa1s:. and Hc H ssSck Of
Shsinpssgs. c!srss, Pot. Madsriss sherry, 4,
ksm, Hygiene, Rospail, Anisette, Marosehlno, !
Absinthst aud every tind Of Cerdisls and Pre-
supplied ct the shortest NOTICE, IL town end ooun-
try Tao vIchest and purest stock Of Wines, LIZ
sucrs. and Cordials in the world. 90 colin
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HAa 4E SRRsE 3gS YfEE 1zkksstsrL1ros,
mp ~ sf H56&ESY III tSt THaa EzH

RREPAkED By CHEMIST. f-v
Bottle ", Is and 90 cents and one dollar.
s III .stAAtksTe R9lffSS2dEsE iNAEDlcAL
AkHHoRNEv CURE.ALL should be bs,s
ness = fsSrsn1ly esrss IN Les time thsI if 10
s..s: rs.S |. ny yet Of the systsn and d .ssd
81 re cu iis aiss, sssss:s q s.s ! =
&c bottle. Il ses. spos ne NsfSs:, hsss nae
EonsEns , Ioys.. saPsli s psis lfeasSs ssssss.
S s$EssiSLkk iS Z s 2! e. Ss!as s
,Nyop are gilioge, ne HARTsHoRNEsANT
8lLtOUS fiL1S. They cot upon the Liver, elo-
fAs .Ssys nsdss.nss = y "a q On Dru ss,rss
SsssSs!sSs: T. PEEL Co. Atsss. 49, ~ =
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T0DU oO0cc : -. -.

e3.-sSfk LINRN GOODS. stSlsE .
49,, g I'esc "a linen Te6is p.@s,k, ~ price.
Linen shsstng, Napkins, ToyslinE, & 3. -
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GUNS AND PISOI.s,

GaIrs5rH sHIAkEEBBs t. l Ss. $50 r.. avenue,
Guns, Cot'l, Aliens Smith & Wesson and SHARP .
Rsvolysf., Shot Bsgs. Powdsr Flasks. We'd Cat
Cox's, @ ID and Persian Caps, Cap Primers. Extss
Changers, Travelling Companions, with many other
an Of which they win b ablsto ssl e fhs iC1ssi
orlnas.- hVF la 81 d qers J rla slsle nn u 3
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MOURNING GOODS.

- So. MOURNING GOODS. aLsstsss
Ai.i issss ;eeck q sslsIiof s9nba.inss, nsrnos.
.DSaafnes an q which are the best InsSes. g
,f.tSDtN sks. ~ al WV. BUR0ETTE.
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WSlsrtI ee1e eS11gS ~ - -
We. w ssss,.,assrcsssrsYSE2ixySS - .Ise Al efAi
Yos i2ssiovs. poe iseS1es dA' fnsisSk
AID y s,i:f |: q g. go q, 20. did
iS You ~ S.iss. sss fsov 5oa nd
II icst 10 % o sEey 800. dId 3. sdr :
Ysa isssssf ssssss, Joe tsos sou did.9 ! : /,
Wiss sssshiss brssssi now ~ 70 ga !; $40
"To cstoH lows Hght before it roets ~ -
You cold. cold heart. you know yoa nd.
What have I doas You svnil. no more :, :,
On mooe moatkBagoy oa did; -
You dee0 ny houBxs nssw . oose:
You hked Il then, yeu know 200 did!
SHOW lied, p yoa aid, "vsrs life with oae
Who'd iovs - truly O, yoa did
Yoi uftsr ~, yoa krou Yea did. enc o. -
$4,000 sf3do5 .sakONcs Week.
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the iisE day q kovsmDsr next W On MONDAY
Nortky the base Iiae I'D scsss a. tksJesyfl pv;ei
NttH r. pal Nsertdtaa,

n0Ay hs base ttef - scest ~ ths 3eeyth ppsaeS
.ectionls; the W X ofseetiQn 70; the NV Of NV
Teton he :.osioa 8 sssGo =: "a s.S q
Hs tas q ss sssssl9a g. sssss2a TIE 81 q
Sasss e s1 e ssStiGai y s9a Z!
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3 &: 3. 8 g
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Nevtk sfsls bsss Nae go - - sfsvstk Svsst
~ |: pa s & ;: 81: ]! n y:
s w.. e s :: az & Sc ssss 8: g - *
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s. 4; :s J: - !; s : 5 - =
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Has S f2s5 s6db si H2s Eas cos fG9MEm

- No. 4 for Misery Dollars.
Z For manufacturing pur poses the only reliable And
anexcsled Sewing Machine IN the vorld.-L M
Siagr E Co.'S Gazette, 70 ~
81. ssv SsSe 9sd tS Ssm n 70
lies and End them superior 70 any In uss.-L n
We irvite I'll TO csii 1t our wsshinston ofIos,
No. 3ss Henna avenue, under National Hotel, and
in using such machine viii at .oncc become az.
Ia.snt PREPARATORY Eiysn % ell Croula,s, illus-
mens Of thsir work. furnished 70 eli, OF ssnt to a,
A sSod assortnsnt Ct Thread, Needles, Twist
.. y. single 4 CO. ass Broadway, NY.
WIN. H GLOVER. Agent = !, : se Is tr
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LkNoH n IS coop Eox kAEgM1rLsM;;
Tor s'rof' and have ,'i.fy sissi S e sssst
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80 USss, Rsesss .fs,y Bsii1;Ss.,
oe a-d corner Pa. Az. and eth st.
36 CEN TRAL ST ORE 8, Q6
Ss. 7s s.s "a s.s su os.s1;s: c..,,.
H.,. nov w q !.d E. R Ri ssoraE E,
cd stocks Of Il717-7l -
j Fan and w inter Dry Goods
ever offered in the District Of Columbia. 4 ae
We 5sspsstiuIIy invite on. f.isnas. and the pubic
as s@s.
We have large store and every facility for get
ss ss aSHSi .s Si sas If'' '0r'sl' terms
I.ss-::;E ; :I,is - p... ...n...1
,s.9 NEW STORE. % E
!. g.h = BROWNING Z HEATING
@fs's'. .iiS islss and 1s III do :socf u
FRESH GROCERIES, 80
lessa 49, - TEAS, WINES
s s.aes LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO-, to, = a.
Vii. .. he win '' .. 'As.p any other heu,s
S6 cENLRAt. sToR Es. Or
zBes''sss TIA AID sfa SIS, osSo. Csssrs harhsf.
=. CLOTH cLoAKs AND MANrLEs.
s s & az :ssA a: Z: .: s;s
:,:.s .-..,. !. hla y Sli:s :. on, :. small,
= -. JoUviNs KID GLOVES.
yin's k,d SIoyes. e al ooloss snd nnm6srs,
san Nv VIZ III 81 Ig ~ Pro- .s.:.
Gas '. P'xrunEs-eAWsX 24EEkTY gFISiI,r.,
have on hand. and oonstsntS rse.,1ias a.s and
W.,sE FiIturss, q every ..tyIs, which ossr 7or
is;s Rss:sss g: .'f!
o. s a:s ss e IL 81. :s Ss.
ss,. 4SE .sH Ss!t 6s.fW
sSo'sa
sk ana BssF G16 IS Rsn; Ehfn'y Il q
ee;S'iS e 2 cents 20 Iissss ss1 Msr:.s
i: f.. f ;:s:s q wS;SsS Js.SI sS:s
SSki,ti Richsads0n and Dua6sS and bioEissos
-: ga F'n'a 's.' a''' : T3AYLoa . HurcHrsoN
VAL EsfEhkSg a6 sgIs 3. .,..,.
between s1k and 10Th streets, void rssssct. ~.
;:S ~. iPs|i ssfiiHHsss1 8 |siIi
12EK ~ SIX MERfH0 ssd 'VEL.
VII make 70 order 10 he 4 % .nSy
g n - g WALL. STEPHENS 1 CO.
THx LARGEST syQCK OF B0YYCLOTE.
sSfggccttkbIf ssaiSHWS1 I g q CLOTHING.
S$$ES tSS55iS i B u e.
"a Z. T. I!ss.!ssA & 81 IL
s1lxs chs EzEs PAX kygsso g az
Sad. eR Bi ~ A's'.s''s Z weaggS ESfis4
Ws%SsS.8 PEE sssRs .ss. ~ z
49, sessss' sna csy..5 on 1aad Srst rsfs stocf
g i g g g e 81 s.c
HoAE Aq AIN.rIhs 15hsed5sss5gss 5 5ssIs'
= ~ -; g: Il :: 81 sssl;Ss s =
"a q :sssfd srssssslS . - ~ w! iis s
g Sir: os - e ssr ~ 81 ~ sFss :s.s
Ho,s1ER .vns, c. -, 8 3 s ).
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90 ss IS IA Vl'''' & Li =
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III dt32S s. isSs!!i q S6i5Hf1
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SELLING ore AT COST TO REMOvE.
$4,000 VICAR. o. Nsw soep. THAT Mpsr !,

Having leased Il . large and beautiful stors-,oom
betv sen 9Th and 10th Streets Is Pionoforfe Wsre
E10m; yhsrs ! :ss,I rsmcys n : few yseks, amer
my nsy siers viii lssh sfeek AZ ods viii oesp
from this dzy az pssssnt NEW AND ELE6ANT
NJ stosf sn6rsess every nxs, quality, ranss,
color and yssistS Of fzs Psah. Silver, and Inlsid
cssss. ssssn,s, i Dss::,si1 os
k ss1s. es.ysfS nssshs I'D
Cana ssd sssas ea Spass So,a 6ss.
On. ssa si; jEiE:.a S,.!, s.S
Isrfamsry, Soaps, &oj chiidre1's CasrsseSs !:
Eoe.iss aoE:s.s 5,rd Gees, gH6ss;lss. PortfS...
Travelling end Shopping BsxI Basksts 81 ever
var ETY.; ana "a e1dls:s vefist5. 81. fns frsnok,
ID For sny ding you vsnf call essiy nd ret
'i SIS - - ~ ss .s "a y q;
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L AIDES e EzlkRRsIRAa7 RSF ASR YlclsiT'
rIsS os; q; sss 5sqs n6kcss

fii hii s' sSo SSg'. q
S 81 xs:es;ss:iss; e:
sas Lsd,s: e fom. aad sxsnins fos fksn-
raaey Bsaesss. stra. oeods; slsc. : y - ,arrs
Tnsnssy q fmassstsuss. .Dtess Tsinni az, flS3d
bon. end n:ysr Corssss q 4, Ssss ~ ~, -
boss. q kdtaRass .tEa Al q. ssssiysd
i :!iss is;: sis g:
b. s:s.ss &, sS: q g: call. . .-l So.
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cvRf OF frs 81 sS SHlSskAL YsAEs

"a. ~ sSMs n%s s,pss .ross yos ssest ps
sssursd We have every con6dsnes in joe end yes.
Msdlsn sait Ms hsye saicisss svdspes The, =.
rIpidil Improving, and We sre chcou Ned espsci
ally from the fect that he has not had return Of
sinos. WIN. r. HARRIS. Groton. Co n.
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Tyr ,,THE EUFQPEAN HOUSE, >

=
IT, THE EURQPEAN HOUSE = = !
~ H. ono,eernsesc hssiss ssk.n the spasiess
s 3, s i aS. 81 e TT E sgjs,y
pan Re VI ~. e sssos. 10
70. many mere. He lsrdes. viii b vsh s(SSfs5
IN x. :. Ps sss iesss,s e. az Sc ;s
sgp.s - z t's isssssio. e hssy lsss
Shess Of tn pak!onegs % kis }slIev si6sens Of
q. e..ciss Earossss Hosss. 80 III ~ 8
zen % n ssS .sss % Nessnse{ lss,s -
CA18lAoE4 xoE -
IL. III 5s11ss,,c ne.lsg 49, sididsR - -
e =: t'::a:: ! = =: .iss
s 6 81 s: -. - = ~ -
az hid sfosn lat w.sssskSIss|
!, A ...fs sseess, saasa wssls Sssu;Jrs-
,: 800 30 o','sa Sezsw 'y5SV9f..s
- ssffs - ft1I - GO 3
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Dc YossswrlL's |, n n, :,

d. 9osssw y nsp,oAr .Aur.. :. )
res sSss 80! isy Is1.S g. D. -.
isyyss. dr. 49,, Tssts nd Eisss, ksy.
opoelas Baonehius, Coughs, Colds, spd sinil6x
eomplalnn. ~ sQaAlisisg fAs sirsalencs it ~
eQveo tn4 se1s esess q In6s1snaeioa 1hAf inva-'
10 yoslS GO Eel! e givs = . nials ~ - sssa'
'cuRx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i,s@ 1o>f %, e III: sss Rsssd Is a.:i..
sx fs g ssS%i.sA IN Us &;
~ yofk, Aaa 0ssf gsetuay, soo, g soS vssslre
Of RhsQnatsmis lei, and I an . vel and SsSs{S
ANVIL Wlsin ny life. 4 would rsse10ea1 . n
sA'. '';s;fE 8 u S 81 sss: nv 81 sly
EzN0fHnx CASE 0RRHHUMAfTSMcU RTD
vAs troubled With Innammstory kheumafsm
ter . en- tn 80 eoSh IN .sfa.ss = sslafys
ccssSsli's Hsdsesi ssis. vSlsk sntiis1 ssrsd n
= : jzGOB aoWsWifSEk. RssAss. fS
IKN0W II Is GOOD F0x RHBUMlfTSM.
F Rgnovjag 10 Al few hours. i I'm noytryins 81
for ssrofrs. and have srisfs sissi i:S ssssAf
FILL AxorHER CAST ,oFRHIUx1rrsH
~ .,riossly .nss Ss III 1;ts Rbsru.am ana
soakned 10 ny bsd. Yurskassd . box 81 Dr. Corr
veli,f Medical Salt, and found . rsdssai sursI .
would sdsi:s othsrs sfaietsd Hith he sans Sissass
80 white Bear Hotsi, Bucts county Pa.
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AUCTION D RY q o o D 4.

a d r g o O Ds.
I haze feesved. per steamer Mount. vsspon,
and bssutlf.f assortm.nt Of Dir ESS GOODS. con.
si:t,ng 2fSIkk kOBES, FANCY DRESS SILKS,
bLACh SILKS. TRENCH ALL-WOOL DE
GAMES, PRINTED -MERIN0s, 'W0oLEN
PFLAiDS Striped and Bagadsrs p PLiN6, DU-
-Eea ga Also, $40, - = ? - = 81
~ leo piece. BoNNETEIBboNs. BLAcKyELr
KERC HIEFs, sHAWLS, CLozkS, and RAG
L IL! AZ " Hhica, being bought late in the sea
s2l and sa3 Paw. lsoash sids,)
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REVERs CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
My wife was attached with very high fsvers,
which would last nine asys q = time. YES indeo
ed 70 try Or. Coggsveips Medical Salt. A ner Civ
ING = . fair trial, il entirely broke her feveEs j
yculo eheerfuly recommend Il 70 etaers similarly
~ N. Eleventh street, Piiladsiphia.
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L. PfIN6 TUNER AND REPALRER,
stFoRNHRLy WIN RIczaHp pAvIsJ -zA
erslen at U. ~. Ridenour's Confec- 7T
tonery, No. 30l Pa. avenue, ar ct Mrs. A. VttI
Sleir's, No. 25s Pa avenue, win meet with prompt
attention. 90 t2-lm
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-, and -, Of -, In the state Of ~ :
hereby guaranty that in case the fore9oing bid o
or they will. within ten days after the receipt OF Tn
contrset e the post once named, execute the con
ties; and in case the said - shall fail TO cnte
into contract as aforesaid guaranty to make zoo
that which may be accepted. q ~ =
A.R. &u u.ntor.
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Ms.ssu sftAs Royal Coolers ss,rsss. Ls.so. sr.s..ss
greater par. ef shsss life been sps.f n ~ -
p4 Of Lsados, PARA. ehadepAs shsrs has 81.
taewsi ss@sy trssblsd ~itA ragaf kss1 snd 60
when sssep great b<ig alarmed sss4ss
tiues via Sersaremeus Of mpd vere eursS
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The st years ispor.at ssrri
cal opsrstcns pedormsd by DIR Johss. sssst By de
rsporte Of the papers aud cher psrsass.
ssieh have appeared again and se.a before psbe,
aides his standing gentleman of ehsrer and respons-
bty, 10 saGeisst guarantee he saietsd. sn s5iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

TO cell the cheapest gets their oastom This, Of course
nduces mary persoIs 10 compete Tor the uade ana 10
Ne able to ODER the uid Of rste low enough to SUIT
thesr IDEAS of economy. Some o. tne oeasrs sat -
fore noth e but alcohol and pure spirit to an even
weaker con-is,epev. But gradually John begsn to
smell the "a; in this operation, and s'tery the
when they 60 10 buy brandy, proceed N coupes,
irg saucer with A, box of matches. Into the
fret is poured qusniit, OF the Mehcsn brandy, and
while ore holds this the Their applies hsnied match
and Il it produces 10 blue dame, he prouounces the
Liquor 10 good and refuses 20 pGrsasse eAcep. q
reduced price. This te.ting tn proof OF liquor oy hre
is novel idea and might be i'm 'ta'ed With advantage
by other dealers in the article"
TIA, San Juan Press of Sa.u. day last tells the
following story:
" For the sutjoined we are indebted to gentleman
just in from the new gold digging An 'ong ne eni'
grafton the plains for California was isher
ard con, the latter aged about twenty y. Ts. fhe
father before leaving home, married g via w VINO
HAD daughter about sixteen years OF age, xk $50
accompanied him on the tip. The youog man
made frequent improper advances to the grl, vhA'n
she properly resisted, and, finally, to gei nd N the
arrogance, she revealed the fact 10 her uncle, who
was also Of the party The urcls was very indiguar.
al the youth for the insult offered to his niece and
threatened to shoot him if he again made similar
tempt. The young man not needing the caution thus
given did again approach her and attempted by force
what he had before tried gain by persuasion. The
uncle, upon hearirg Of this last attempt upon the viz
tue Of his niece, approached the y>nng with q
view to cary out his threat, Is it is supposed, the
yourg man seeing which, also drew pistol, when
eseh 6red upon the other without any serious result
Thus ended the difficulty for the day. The rext morn
ing the uncle first and standing in froct of
his tent, when the young man, seeing him IN tha. posi-
ton from the door Of his own tent, fired upon him,
killing him almost instantly. The epigants IN the
vicinity, sp,n hearing Of the affair, assembled aud
selected judge ard isry before whom he was tied
convicted, ard sentenced to be hurg. 4 gallows was
formed by Iscpg two wagons from. to front and eie
vstirg their tongues TO an angle Of forty five degrees
bringing their ends together, from which the young
n "a was swung into eternity. We did not hear the
names of the parties"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

have regarded his triumphs as Of much account
Bot be 10 youth who hs, passed his days mainly
in study and devotion to an intellectual and e1ac'-
Ing profession, giving but his leisure hours 10
Chess; wherefore We esteem his victories over the
great European masters Of the game honorable
alike to himself and bis country.
We have steadily and ardently favored the recent
efforts made in this county for the creation aud
diffusion Of popular taste for muscular outdoor
.mu,sments We believe our industrious people
have too few holidays, and devote too few hours TO
bealtb-piyins, open-air recreations. We believe
,ba nubljo well being, and the stamina of future
generations, will be benefited by increased interest
in and addition to manly, robust games aud OUT
door amusemerts and we should be glad to hear of
the inclosure of public play ground, aud the for
NATION Of ball club in every township OF the
Union with fixed time-ssy each alternate Ss!ur-
day af.ernoon-for q general participation in the
game.
But play should be strictly q recreation, never
business. As q pursuit, We esteem it very bad
one no matter whether the particular kind Of play
be essentially good ore. Let us have baIlclubs,
cricket clubs, and ss many more such as you
please, but not professional cricketplayers any
more than professional card-players, We trust
that tho Eleven of All England are TO have no
imitstors on this side Of the ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
The Santa Fe Mail and the Indians.

OF. LOUIS, frlday, Ocl. Z, 1917.
Aspecia dispatch from Independence to The Re
publican Gays that Mr.. Oero, delegate to Congress
from New.Mexco and wife, Judge Watts, wife and
eon, Judge Porter and Mr.. Crenshaw, will it is pre-
numed be with the incoming Sante Fe Mail party for
whose safety much anxiety is felt
There was an attack on the outgoing mail party
by the Kiowa Indians, on the oath ult.
The dispatch also states that another mail cannot
leave until military escort is furnished.
Another dispatch to The Republican from Atchison
announces the arrival OF the Salt Lake Msil of the
10th ult
A patty Of emigrants from Louisa County, Iowa,
and Linn County, No., had been attacked by the
Shoshone Indians, Marsh Valley. a. l. Root
was killed, and j. w. Pauline, Wesley Forum, and
Thomas Blunt, wounded. The Indians took al their
Cattle and burned al their wagons.
Another party of emigrants, the Sapts Fe Mail, and
the Indians from Burlington Iowa, was also attacked
near the same vicinity, and one man killed and
mother wounded.
Lord Grosvenor arrived on the 9th, en- route to Cs
Eornis and China.
Col. Chapman command had arrived at Salt Lake.
xis released Col. Rugges, who left on the sih for
Fort Leavenworth.
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THE ZURICH CONFERENCE

The London Morning Herald gives prominence 10
the following paragraph
We have reason to believe that defnitive treaty
Of peace will soon be concluded at Zurich. II will,
however, bear the signatures Of only two Powers
France and Austrs. The preminsries Of Villsfrsncs
will be strictly mantsined. As to the relations Of
Austria and Sardinia, we learn from Vienna tina. the
pIeliminares ofYilafrsDca will serve as a guide for
the conduct Of Austria"
Bere telegram says courier from Vienna had
reached Zurich with instructions to draw up treaty
Of peace aud document for the cession Of Lombardy
TO Sardinia. No auson is made TO the Duchies. 1t
IS hoped that treaty will be signed il few days.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. z, 1859
To-day the Postmaster General received dis.
patch from Mr Hall of Missouri, mail contractor,
stating that the Santa F6 ms which left Fort
Independence on the 10Th ult, was attacked by the
Kioway Indians on the Oath, and Conductor Smith
and his brother were killed. William Cole escaped
and arrived Oct. 6, badly wounded. The troops on
the Arkansas have come into Fort Riley The
mails cannot run unless troops are stationed at the
Pawnee Fork, with an escort to Cold Spring. The
Incoming Santa Fe mail, due on the 4th, has not
been heard from. There are strong probabilities
3hst il has been cut off, and with it Mr.. Otero and
wife, Judge Watts, son, and wife, and Judge Por-
Ter and Mr. Crenshaw.
The state of the Treasury at the close Of last
week was as follows
Amount subject Recepts.....-.s s9256
To the Associsted Press
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. :, 1859.
There is but little additional Intelligence to-day rela-
five 10 the llbusers An official dispatch from New
Orleans states that the towbost Panther has been
Seized, together with the captain aud crew, and ar
3appements have been made to arrest the party who
went down the river far the South Pass IN that
vessel The opinion is expressed in the same telegram
That the whole Illegal ecDelne mas Deeh fusI'eteu'
The receipts of the Treasury for the week ending
with Monday last were 1925 66l drafts paid, sl2@,-
.O00 drafts issued 81 il3COO amount subject to
draft 81 GA The reduction from the amount on
hand the previous week of nearly slSs OO s owing to
khe redemption Of Treasury notes. The Department
has no reason yet TO change the opinion
the Secretarys last report to the probable receipts
Of the present fiscal year.
Private advices received here from Arizona Sept.
state that large and enthusiastic meetings had been
held at Rio Grande ard the Tucson, declaring that
Abe gentlemen who received very small minority of
the votes of the people of Arizona for the Legislature
OF ew-Mexico do not represent the Territory. ln
answer to call from the meeting at Tucson, Lieut..
MowIy made speech in which he said "the election
s'iust held finally settled the question of separation
g. from New Mexico" This was received with great
applsuse. The Vcar-GeDera of New-Mexico has
written letter saying that he has made an accurate
census of the population of Arizona, by direction OF
ahe head Of the Church, and that it exceeds 900
souls, exclusive Of Indians This confirms Lieut..
Mowry's last years estimates. Ii is said that Wells,
Fargo 4 Go. have obtained concession from
Peschiera, Governor of Sonora for stage line from
Tucson Arizona to Hermsio, Sonora, to connect with
fhe Mexican mail from Guaymas The contract is for
Ten years.
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