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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-28

CLATES-sstCo best quality Wgisti sisATss. yesiuus
y sises snip Assyria dschasinS the tisifs Has
Faartl District and for sale In lots spit purchasers.
jazz 6t J. B. BROWN, No. 9 rnian street.
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ESTATE OF JOHN NepoNoGn

ESTATE OF JOHN MoDoNoGH
SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
and Bath auction, without very long credit
without cndorse by order and for account Of ihe MELON
OCH School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY ]. B. WALTON.
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Tract Of Land situated on the Island Of False River IN
depth bounded above by land Of Vamont Major below by that
of Irene tSrenlion.
q Tract situated above having apens front by
40 depth bounded by Jean Vincent and below by Val
Major With all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of dwelling house, gin hore cabins ETC.
Also, the undivided half of 100 of land situated on
Bayou CeeE this parish Said land being the Southwest
4. Also. Mules, Horses and Agricultural Implements.
The Lands and Slaves beleng Eenne Major The
titles perfect and fully guaranteed.
Ns- TERMS AND G0NDITT0NS-The Slaves ne-fonrth
cash the balance and three years from day Of SALE
Purchasers give their notes approved city
able and three years. with security in solo bearing
per interest from daehe notes or accepances 10 be
payable at the Citizens Bank Of New Orleans.
The land fourth cash the balance in two and three
years from day of Purchasers give their
proved city accepance payable in and three
secuyn odo, bearing per cent interest after matu
rity-payable at the Citizens, Bank.
For The Mules Horses and movable property Al sums under
ST cash. Sl purchasers give their notes, with good
security sodo with per from dae-payabe
year after of sale Special 10 be reserved
lands slaves pay Of price and interest
John Mocbus Recorder and costs Of acts
inscription mortgages the expense of purchasers
N b. Persons coming from distance can land Il Waterloo
where they will find horses and buGges Mr. Eft Major place
S about fl We miles from Waterloo. jail
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AHfTInN SALES.


cREp sI sALgise LOTS WINTER TER cLopnINg WHITE
Anction Rooms n Chartres street.
MONDAY the 3Ofh inst. nj 10 o'clock A.
M at thsis auction rooms. No u Charities stres at auc-
o"' Y IN NJ eaes msns ara y,ov. Ma, sod f,srs
~ A. .,,,,,.ent 4 N.,Iss sb,,,. ~ r,.xs..
80 lots u Fine Winter Clothing.
100 dozen American whIss Shirts.
oRocERY A. 1UcTTos.
j. :. w-rss, Aaetisassr a
once ana sAss'0' % ana !. nssa :,
raUnxv 49, ,a.x. 49,. N. ~ $500,
M H. on he prraises wjshou I've vii bs I'D a pute
1sSi'ss ss M .ossry q. :.
sg-TERMs-cash on ise spo.. JaE
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE or 100 FANCY COSTUMES
and Mask just received from New York. at AUCTION with
By BEARD, PITTS q GARDNER SMITH,
Formerly J. 4. Beard a Co..
'1 naa,a , !, &C.,. u.....
MONDAY. he aotr, tnst.. ~ haIs.n , ~
M O'Clock. No 81 street,
10 splendid eoesaue and Fancy Costumes and Mask. com
adapted 70 the present season Of balls and soiree
e e parties DESTROYS q securing beautiful and
Tle collection vii open fo5 exhison
day evening 4 / r If from 8 q o'clock,
-
CREDIT sALE-gao IiE ~ COTTON NETTlNGs AND
.a.,.. BY y, ~ iso y ~ = @ ~ 90,
be,ween f,somloass md Benyie srss.s
TUESDAY "A; the, the 3lst inst, at 10 o'clock A.
viii be sold -.
900 pieces Cotton Meetings..
60 rolls a. White White Mattngs
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AMHGEnIEKTs
SATURDAY NIGHT, Ian, a IN

unexaBpIcd Of Dot III ths Fs week d Ia
Triumphant and nightly increasing ID public ssa
ton will be presented with she following Svsat cast
T bsH M rs III Mi III M M 49, Z.
Bertha is blind aaughsrJ Ns sern Edward Piau
tsr he VIII sing .AULp ROBIN GRAY :fg MI: a Iins*xds
Tie performance VIM vish he THE IElsH
TUTOR
s9-Dcars open 1t haIfpas oeicck Performance 10 cons
me7ce Mt O'Clock precisely.
as-Box Once securing Private Boxes and Ghaiu
ia2s = = AA'' . v. 81. cHrrPEFpAIg. Treasurer.
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DEARD. PITTS & GARDNER SMITH, AUG
ID toneers and Appraisers No 81 Common street between
co. having possession of all the Books of Record Of j. A.
Beard and J. A. Beard May and their valuable Books
tc of the City of New Orleans showing the various sales 10
leans Deaehaise Jefferson City Rickeyille, Boomngdae
Bnrheve Greenve ard Carroton will continue to devote
their attention Slaves SUGGESTIONS
and Port Warden Sales Househ'i Furniture Bank and other
Stocks Gargoes Plantations and solicit the
patronage ihe- 'v tended tn them nlh FIN
JULIAN NEVILLE d CO., AUCTIoNEERs APP
prases and General Agents for the sale Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales Cargoea, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
attention paid the purchasing and selling OF
Plantations
rss- M Commercial Place lei "
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY ass
A. eia'sd with broher, JOHN ABRAMS and will
my under the style Of b. u ABRAMS Whole
and Retail Plantation Drggisis and Apoheraries.
With many thanks my friends for the past liberal patron
hope for continuance Of the and will give
eulaf attention Planters and Commission Merchants orders
BENZ. ABRAMS
JOHN ABRAMS
No 4THnIn RI NatgB Orleans. tn nj
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SEAN
aaN"m@# l. Paulin, aged n years. @5 AN
2 Coffee. aged 55 years
s. Joachim, aged 50 years.
1. Little Joachim, his son, p years.
5. Andre, aged rs years
& O. Baptise, aged Il years.
e. Robert, aged q years.
H... 8. SEVERN, good corpenerl aged 43 years.
3. James. agrd 80 years
TO- Paul, aged l6 years.
IL. John, aged Is years. .-0.
IL. Theodore aged II years. a4
ID. Feline, aged is years.
4-- II. Julienne, aged AZ years
Is. Pindsr, aged 40 years. ts-
l6. Belby, aged 80 years. --4S.a5
II. Clara, aged II years.
IS. Madeleine aged q years.
10. Rosette, her child aged years.
I43tl g,, 70. Sarah, aged ~ years. 55'.50
q. Mare, aged IS years, and
%. Fanny, aged years. WV
%. Esther, aged years.
"a. Genenne aged 3 years
rs Seyerine, aged Is months.
26. Marthe, aged Is years
q. Franroise, aged II years. and 49,
49, Victor, aged years
g. Victorine, aged Is years. and
30 Damas, aged 2 years.
81 Iasic aged Is years.
81 Lorette aged % years, and
49, Basil aged years.
a. Joseph, aged years.
3d. Jenny, aged years
&c. Pierre, aged 20 years
81 Pauline. aged II years.
IS. Marie, aged 40 years, and
SO. Azema, aged years. 55
40. Celeste aged rs years, and
Al. Perrine, aged years.
IL. zidore, aged years.
43. Louise, aged IL months.
IA. Ermance, aged 20 years, and
As. Angelina, aged years.
46. 0nzeme, aged Ia years
AZ. CAUTION, aged ID years.
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ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH
VALUABLE Tors, IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED. IN
the First District b. order and for MeIponogh
School Fund. On very long CREDIT without endorsers
BY j. B. WALTON,
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PAR /. B. WALTON.

TERRAINs EIIGIBI.Es EFT DE yALEuRs SUR La RUE
Terpsicore Pytanie ben situes pour une
sdcce lgne d'omnibla de Ia rue Pfytane et M
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FIRE-PRooF ROOFING co

SOUTHERN fiisfs-plsooF 1soosiNs "
Letters patent from the United States having been granted
the sd day Of March, 1855 for Composition known the
ssSouthcrn Fire-Proof Roofing
being superior patenedcheaper by at least 20
cent than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Counties Parishes States Territories very liberal
terms
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Houses Ware
houses Railroad Depots Mills, City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats, etc. etc.
n5y.In all instances work is fully guaranteed
Roofing material put in barrels and be shipped
the country elsewhere 10 those wishing to
it. printed directions by which they enabled apply II
with perfect
PARTIES by addressing obtain Circular and Direc
tious and any further information they be pleased
10 ask.
ns-oe6ce 81 ST. Charles street. New Orleans d27 tfW
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- BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE SHOES
NThese Shoes the perfect and approved for
Hand are universally admired They have approved
Vof and used by United
Of last year ALSO BY The principal shesrs hroughaat
the country. the refined shoe
any which will found to bend cold without Breaking
fhe saving the Of these Shoes will be found to 10
less than ty per The rapidly with which they nA
the capaci,y Of the machine and the small cf
enable the manufacturers article OF the
bestquaiy price which Them take thu
place all hand made shoes large for sale BY
di7 lm&SmW STARK, STAuFFER a co. II Canal s.
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SATURDAY. January 3. 1850,

sPALpIsG 4 RoaEEg TWO cIacUssEs
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wv EDNESDAY, the sth Of February, 1850,
w the residence OF Eenne Major the Island OF False
river will offer public eueon The following described slaves
and lands The slaves all young creole and fully guar
antSai-
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HOLMES & eLaUsS, tsRaGERs AND DEALERS
IL IN w Paiuce Ms "a New Iesee and Al Tefoapi
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22
IGral NGms.

X 2 b 81
To Tne wEsr-lIis honor, Judge Flenniken.
accompanied BY Henry Gfice Esq, u. s. Mar
shal purposes leaving this city ON 1Iicstla
next foE Carson OblIntyt5 ExsJufIge Cradle
baugh viii sdoubtIess give. his homer eoidial
Welcome T. 4.
4 MN Goons 81 from General Lewis Robson,
arrived from Green River on Thursday last
we are Informed that the train Of goods be.
longing 10 the frmof Hooper, EllrOdgv x CO,
was encanpcd at the mouth Df Echo KanyotF
on Wednesday, and will be Iii the city at tile
latest on Monday next. They have in their
train thirty wagons.
To CoSGbFss Our delegate, Col. Hooper,
leaves us for Ills field If labor and trouble On
Thursday The 9th. He takes With him tile
hearty goodwill and blessings of all his con.
stitaen.s Elder gtniipn and the missionaries
/ of reeent apPoitment with others who 10
elst on private business, will accompany him,
10 oil We can say no hiss than God 6isss you.
ARRtEaL Captain John syEop's company,
composed % temporary settles Iii Iowa. ar
rived III this city on Monday evening. Tho
train consisted 81 sixteen Wagons The emit
GRANTS looked we'll; ons uiitll occurred, and no
deaths. 4! I! :#t@ # 4, VII:
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GRATIS.

& PRoTFcrios TaoM INDIkss The Washington
correspondent ~ the World says that Col
Smith, OF the 10th Infantry, reports having
given Jog army sized reyolsera. sixty Missis-
sippi rifles, and some ammunition 70 the agent
81 the Pony express, tot the protection q The
sNferent stations #l!.. I'D
n SEVERE STORMS On The 9th and 9th Of
August, fearful thunder storms visited Toronto
Upper Canadal and vicinity the storms were
accompanied by large hail A number "
buildings have been destroyed 4
Ain ron Pho Mono The subscriptions IN
the city Of New York. in aldo the Pope of
Rome, up TO the 9th uit., amounted 70 up-s
wards Of So, 600
fxnt1N DiFFfcULrIEs Dispatches received
| at Washington ON August 2Sfd from Fort
/ Keafnsy and Nebraska In giving the paFticu.
liars Of the tight with the Kiowas and Canaan
lches, near the Republican river, state that
! twenty or thirty Of them were Killed They
number about six hundred On the part ~
4 the troops one private was missing and two
wounded. Five u the Indian guides were Kill
i led Intelligence ias also been received from
II New Mexico, relative to the hostile eharaetef
Of the Indians there. &. :as3 HI III. .ys;SF
pnoUsnr in TExas The following preamble
and resolutions we're recently presented for she 4
reconsideration md action of the citizens OF Ma,
Eeogtloches by the grand Jury OF that county be-
II fore their discharge at the late term Of the
EIlstrict conrti<-.sW Whereas a drought II Iili.
suat length and severity has peryaded orr
! land, casting gloom and disInay over them
tire country. aud We fear, threatening the
4 people with famine and want; and whereas,
owing 10 the almost entire failure of crops The
people will bs deprived not only of the means
i to pay debts but also Of tho means toputchaso
Unnecessary supplcsfu their families untilano.
Il thef crop cam be TniseiI, therefore We the late
grand jurors. Resolved LIST, That We view with
i feehngauf apprehension and alarm the presents
IL and approaching condition ol our county and
i express tile dccuieti opinioa that agreat many
families viii suffer for the tecessarcs Of life,
unless some plan IS devised 70 teliere thewaIIts
q OF the people Resolved ID, Tint we respects
8 fully recommend the citizens 81 Eaeog docltss
q county 20 assemble in lsass meeting at tho
Il court honse IN the town If Naeegaeehes. on
saturday, tile 2Sth day of July, Al 500; to
consult tvge tLsr and, possible, devise means
/ lot relief Resolved Sd, That we respectfully
Il but earnestly recommend 70 Gov Houston, 20
convene the legislature Of this State IN nm
Iextra session, AZ an early day, for the purpose
ofpassng such measures IF relief for the citlxens
ai6 bat "a sss1,iis ssS Ss1
/ 10 publish the ffcgoing preamble and rssolti-
TONS aud aii papers friendly to tile eatse will
il / please copy, III II. NnlTK, Foreman.
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LATEST FROM THE EAST.
y BF R0EY 'kxPREss.

= no. S9A = priFats letter, dated the 18th inst,
~ y inc pony, we learn that Mr., Breckenridge
s =. ~l!hdfA"h from Che Presidential canvass
- ne nswS was only given a. Tumor, and
-, sa :, soreh for it, veraeity. Hit is cor.
z NJ Douglas viii doubtless now stand the
:. ,se q the field. There are quite a mum.
- nc mo. covet that '.Old arm chair and We
49, .csly say who Of the present candidates
SS",, r Cs our favored choice for Its occupancy
Z, douglas be sueoesfui, We shall ask
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u. LAKE CITY, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1860

issued Nv Justfce Miner an n charge 81 larceny
we're brought Into court. and the grand Jury
having failed 10 present a6ill Of Indictment
against said nris.t,,srs lid CONT ordered that
they be tilschsg,ei N VI 4
Lyman Peters was then placed al fheabar
Bradford, Julia and George Leonard. and
Charles Woolinarisee were Eworn. aliG testitit.a
on the part s,f tho prcseti1iti,. and Juhn Hep
worth, Augustine L. Handy. Aiirelius Miner.
Elizabeth Ann Hardy III Toclcs. Charles
woolmalsee aid Albert p. lockwood testiiiod
on the 1art ef the defense q. .tl3.s "
The Jury was addressed ~ Mr. Miner f,if the
prosecutions. and sff. Grow for the defense.
After being absent L short time the ii,r, re-.
lturne,fand rendered Il verdict 81 .,Not Guilty.
elsirt adjourned I'M Is morrow AZ 10 Il M
/ Vi. .i <. Wedncsday. Sept lgth. (.
The case az sbnon flkar Tor assault was
called, and a yenire for jury If II men is,
sued II . i, Il. VI.
IA Deloss al Gibson was brought into court and
tarraignetl on IN indictment fsjr murder, To
4 which lie pleaded n Not Guilty. n, ..3 II
The court set Tuesday. the md day of 0cto-
/ Der next for The trial. of tie ease The court
ordered that 4 yenite issn. fpr 81 rood and
lawful men ID serve AZ traverse inrors return.
4 able Al The nboyt, date nFiet which the court
took ii recess iii 2 5. M At. 4. #
il :At:2 O'clock the court resumed lis session,
and the case of simon, Bak was resumed.
i The prisoner declined having any counsel to
assist him. whesenpon the court proceeded 4,
eIniai,naT I ii,ry NJ s,il ,5,s,. 'as fsII6ws.
ElelMr WorlgS. Iaines 4. J.iiesnoy; William
Hiekeliioopef, Thomas II Woodbury.: James
EGHrrie, Henry Wuodniansee, Sliadraell lsoundy,
4 Joseph II, Palmer, taken; Henry w Lawrence,
Il Frederick Heath and Iharias Heath were Ell
eused by court f0r fgllise ilfiaffl ll rwitchell,
,l5taken. The ptungl being exhausted, the pro-
Ekorution aWl:defefse agreed to submit thecase
II tda jury Of nine mem ..:. Z. / 4. III.
.I@= William r. ard Ashton Nelear, testified on
I the pttrt of the uti0n, uld Bpnj5mln and
n charlotte :BaRet fpr tLe defense 1,
/: Ihejury WIS addressed Is MIR. Miner for the
frnseontioi and saianitted BY the defense
4 without argument, ard the jury being charged
B By the Judge, retired. b III N
lle oass.@ ttit, Peof,lo Of q. 81 p. City W
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9nlIrrigIJ..ll NfllIs.
GREAT BRITAIN {

THRRArRSED SoaRcITY The weather in Eng.
land was still nntasofable for the growing
crops. causing no little anxiety. The weather.
correspondent Of the Mark Lane Ei1Fss1 SAYS
that the stock OF old wheat in the firmeiss
hands Is smaller than Id has been since HE
memorable year 1854, and that when the new
crop comes 70 market even less will piolGrblys
be On hand than them HeTemaIks that ga
considerable proportion OF the wheat Is only
tthis 9TH Ahgustt just of the Incoming. which.
now that the nights are lengthening and get
ting colder, will require At least six; weeks to
bring II to maturity. even II the weather prove
favorable from this time The farmers do not
:eNlculatc upon the harvest becoming general
before the second week in September; which Is
from month TO five weeks later than tile
average Of years. A late harvest ii always
precarions one, and 4 question whether llIc
coming enc will be concluded before the fist
week in November, il SO soon LA seme,dhtfiets@
= We shall want from Aft six 10 sixty.
four million bushels Of foreign wheat next sea
son to make up the deficiency in the stockiand
crop for the consumption OF the year And IL
NO do not get something like that quantity,
prices will Iale higher than We have known
them since lS47 8 p Some OF the Irish reports
were gloomy as II respected the potato crop,
and II WAS asserted that large supplies Ut In,
dian corn would again be wanted. IL.
PREPARlSG ron THE weRsr~-Ths British
Government had decided on having the v hole
Of its IRON plated steam floating batteries put
in a state Of thorough repair, and made ready
for immediate service. + Il j. g.. -.
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g muaitatiaag:
Notice 10 COUNTY SURVEYORS. AND
!, I. SETTLERS Upon PtfBLTc LANDS.
~ SURVEYOR GENERALS QFFICR, y
g, s. i. City, U, T., Sept. s. 1860: (

."N2fs0' - = = ~ ASSN'-
!: In obedience to instructions from the Com.
missioner Of the General Land 0iiice,. respect.
fully cali the attention Of all concerned in
surveying and making settlements upon lands,
not opened for setslementby the Government
of the United States, to the following items Of
information: &C.,. ...,.E .-,..:-.: II.
-: On the 23d Of April last letter was re.
ceived ut this Office from Porter c. Rector,
Esq, surveyor for the county Of Carson,
U. T.. dared April 4, 1860, enclosing tlreafy-
tpd certificates Of surveys made by him IN that
county upon application Of settlers in occu.
paucy Of unsuryeyed lands, in which letter he
inquiries as follows; ,......-,.:.,.. -. -. ..
r.. 81 would like TO have you give Ine some
Information, to Wits il necessary for me to
send these certificates, and diagrams ON them
OF every survey. The Probate Judge appointed
me, ii that Is all right, well and good; IL you
think it Is not, i wish you would send me the
commission. There are n few that say that
ought to get it that way" T. Q, : Q O.
The certificate marked No ], above referred
to (which, in form, Is the same as the others,
is in the following worlds. Fl. =, ~, ~,
. ~ . "I0 SUrpegor Gtaerdl UT ... i:
"Know all meu by thesl presents; that l.
=. G.. Rector. comfy Surveyor for the county
of Carson, u. T., upon application of J. +.
Whitcoilb, Re, Wilcox and j. II. 1aCtnan
have this Sd day of April, AID 1860, surveyed
aeertain tract OF parcel Of land taken up aud
located by them for farming aud single maui
factpeinE, the same being aud lying on west Of
Eagle NAlley, u. L., and InuFe particularly
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him 70 be true 70 his own platform, and not
prove by hisacts what has been often remarked,
that his popular sovereignty speeches aud
essays were but popular tricks q obtain the,
popular vote. and after that the populacs might
90 70 the where they pleased n. N. y. ".
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Dame Nfms.

Dr. the eastern mail, which arrived on Satur-
day last, we have New York dates 10 the 9th
and ST. Joseph dates TO the 27th Of August,
TUE PREsiDESeT.-The eastern papers are
unusually liberal in doEotiig space 10 the pro-
eeedings Of efficient coRtsRding Presidential
paities. OF course nothing definite can be
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22
FRANCE.

Baron Rothschiid Is at present exceedingly
intimate with his Imperial Majesty, he being
almost the only visitor now received at tie
chateau, Nearly every day, Napoleon LII is
seen Prohenading in the Park Of st. Cloud
arm IN arm with the great banker and scarce
" u dinner occurs at which the latter has not
the honor 81 sitting at the right band OF his
Imperial Majesty. Of course the political Cos.
sips draw their own conclusion from this par,
heular intimacy. According to some Of their
on dItI. it Is the intention OF the Emperor to
make Baron i;othScbsld King Of Jerusalem,
under the protection of France, and-zas may
be expected for "a Consideration :" -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22
SYRIA.

\ Adyiess from Syria are to July / ). There Is
nothing fresh, but affairs were still serious.
The DruGes and BedSuirs, returning to
Rousan, passed through Damascus, and pro
posed 2 general massacre of the Christians 10
ADD 81 Nader, who refused to eountenanCs IL.
The inhabitants, however. became accompIi-
ces in tue murder Of Christians which took
place Its confirmed that some Turkish
soldiers assisted the ,assasSins
The lateft dates from Damascus report all
quiet there, hut murders were still committed
IN the surrounding country. r.
Thirty thousand Christian women were sold
az twenty five piastres EACH and were detained
in hLrems, -. .-.. r.
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% / A.

On the 10Th Of September in Round Valley,
MiIlard co, OF cholera moFbus, DAsiEL FhASE
Liz BNowS, aged IL years. The deceased WAS,
Il resident OF Pleasant CiTUya
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MarriG0:

AT Cedar Fort. Cedar county, on the 22nd
ult,. by b shop Allen Weeks, Mr.. Henry CUS-
EtHGToN AMI Miss ANNA BoWEN.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22

eity,.5 lIed Ian Iia|
E,Gy Ibi..tn, ,st
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-Tsf.. ...s unssrUu IS not KuOwu! II Is not sup
II posed that II relates TO the firing nm ,ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16
Now Ready:
vu,HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
FOR JULY, 1860!
WHICH COMMENCES A NEW VOLUME

CONTENTS.
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