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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10

ID A. FAHNEsTOcK, VERIIFUGE BI
ID. YOND COMPETITION.

Messrs B. A. Fahnestock 4 Co:
Genilemen-B a. Fahnestocks yemfuge continues to sell
well this part Of the West 1t position which
places entirely beyond competition remedy for It
physicians laying aside their prejudice against proprietary med
icnes prescribe freely with much confidence as If
j. zSsre ofieinal in dispensatory.
Respectfully, J. p, BROWN l. co.
per- and that they buying B. A. Fahnestocks
fuge, and no other. m23 lm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10
ss,se1Ss4aa Loss OF TEETH-Dr. J. WEST,
IL ST. Charles street, continues to supply the

liz st. Charles continues to supply the
Loss OF TEETH without wires springs,
NIIIIIIHpon his principle Of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation, and
msnded belngl he most ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
FIDIAI hitherto invented and all restoring
perfect articulation and mascaton and perfect aad natural
appearance defy detection by the closest Observer
Vests method Of fling eeih with gold CONFINES all the modern
Those Interested will fud these
entirely and scrupnlousy Dir. W. bis sincere
thanks The inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity
practice they have favored him with for the e
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles street,
Irom Lafayette Square. petR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10

r OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. So CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000 r.
DIRECTORS.
J. Lspere, E. H. Harris
Theodore Frais J. N. Robert,
A. D. Grief, j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob Zolly, Amadeo Landry,
e. 9anucheau.
This Company will be ready transact business the LIST
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the per the
sea rivers and loss and damage by fire. and all Usual
the current rates Of premiums.
A return premium Of FIFTEEN TER CENT. will be
made to those nsurng in this Office.
&. GANUCHEAU. President
A. PIcoLET Secretary
New Orleans, August II, 1859. anlSH
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asrPostage to South Pacific: Letters, s4c.i pa

aa-Postage to South Pacific; Letters, sfc.' pa
pers &c. o.
arPostage to Peru: Letters, 22o.; papers g. g,
arPostage to Bogota NeW Granaaa Y lse'ssts'
. lep, to China, New South Wales Sandwich
Il Islands, Via San Francisco: lOc;, prepaid.
rg-The postage to places on the west coast q
letter. 81 cents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
ns-The postage to New Granada direct IS 10 cent?
single rate, and cents each newspaper and 70
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (via San Franciscol IS on each
single letter 10 cents, payable In advance.
sa-The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents prepaid. On newspapers, etc., The
domestic rates apply.
s. F. MARKS, r. nc.
Naw Orleans Nov l. 1874. 49,. -
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Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchouptonlas and Robin streets
FACTORS,
Corner Of Tehouptoulas aud Henderson streets.
St Marys street. between Perdido and Poydras
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI
Corner of Tchonpitoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH,
Corner Of Tchonpitoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS
PLANTERS, -
Corner Annuneiaion and Richard streets.
szYNANsKrs,
Corner Levee and Conet streets, Third District.
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION.
WOODS, ~ - s,s''e'.ss -
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Orange Streets
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Leyee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LEEEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Ievee street between ST. Ferdinand and Monegut
streets, Third District.
Levee street, opposite Post l9s, Third District.
New Hesee and Rohignae streets,
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of St. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas streets
Fourth District
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Extra special trips from Lake night by Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor II
The Steam Train will stop at Gentiy Station, when notified
Fare each way l5 and conductors have timely
notice to stop.
omnibusse leave Canal street for the Depot every
MAS oon+P
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DENTiSTRY.

g. DENTAL NOTICE. DR. J.. NJ.
MAGEE has taken in the Story Build
ing, corner OF Camp and Common Streets No.
second aqor, where he is prepared to perform
all operations pertaining the teeth in the skn and
compshed Style He would particularly mention that he has
extraordinary discoveries to offer boast of in the Art
Of Dentistry than has been In successful practice for the
last ten twenty and feels perfectly satisfied after strict
observation and thorough delberaten that there is nothing
superior equal to GOLD PIATINA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either in regard health beauty
durability and all who have failed to succeed In the Of
these metals will would certainly fail in the any other
substance.
Offce hours from s A. NJ until 8 p Mr. d29 en-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10
NOW in O.

Ctieche and ctpse toaches,
Two and foar seat Brctts,
E"ckaways and BaroHcfes,
tops,
WIN a splendid assortment of double ard sin
-e Harness, Whips, &c, to match.
AIS" Stage, Wagon AMI Cart Harness
biIfd Hrldies, Collars, flames, &c.
All Of which VIII he solu as low as thew can he
purchased at any house i'll the South.
Ny fac1ities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
me btahches, AMI a continuance of patronage is
solicited. .
have IN store a full assortment OF Iron compris
Ing, Flat, Round and Square. Sheet ana Hoop Iron.
Axles, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order. o,
the iateststyles and patterns. "
have also on hand, Cane Wagons and carts,
kinds of Wheelwrisht work made to order.
Also Balker's Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, com
piete Lightning Rods, &c, &c. Call and examine at
tue old stand (new %huilding) corner of Maine and
Church streets.
now VIZ. TUNNARD.
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Aguo Cure

- aazS wv ~ 4 4 t.
0 W
F"F f'E sf%hp' rrHE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and a
aemiif..n: sever. ella g,aro. asae,
...c - ,.o:,ra. I,.t.a pahb
,,5" 1fi#a. d" vi bilica,
.s'a"a ,,.".> tFers, indeed
s"' lhe ""'. 80 81 ti7@ases orr,
mating III s'stt'E "e1-H" m"nt, cap,.4
by tie Ma aria II "tias'oat.2 conD,,;.'
No oae remedy is l."G.r esIE.j s,
nee s5r,, Il tic .Aueripar ,a,-ls ,n"n Dfa
and III. CAR. for + y.-z s - asF
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10
Ayers Cathartic PiIs,
fGR Ill TIE PURPOSES OF FAMILY lla IN;

arc 50 composed that disease within the Eass
tieir action c@n rarely withstand OF eyssls ds
Their penetrating properties search, md aaaa
ard invl@oratc every portion Of the ~l.vanaar,
ism, correcting rs diseasednctio rf, and rsrz
its healthy vitalitics. As a consequerceai
properties, tie invalid who is bowed DON 4
pain or physical debility is astonished tsf
health OF energy restored BY a remedy i ta
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the-everydavess
of every body, but also many iorlnid1aA
dangerous diseases. The agent below aust
pleased to furnish gratis my AmeieaH Afrz
containing certificates of their cures ard aauf
for thsir use in the following complaints: faa
ncss, Heat Jaaa. Heedache arising ION dsr
:Sfo. n, -Aa,tsea, Iadiyestion, Paiaiaal
L.acttou Of the Boaeed, Eaalteaey, Las d
tite. Ia5Ddfee. and other knee eaafA4
arising from a low state OF the body TT oaa
OF It's functions. They are al excellent ass5s
for the renovation Of the blood and the rfd
ton of one and strength TO the system afL-
BY disease.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10

name, my position. honor-ail
It's weIi,n replied tie marquis, aud
he flung three cards OF The table.
They were lhtut aces,
Stephen, without looking AT his own,
turned them up.
They were three tens, and the fourth
OF that number also.
-FOUR ten>' exclaimed tho naval
officer. ia terror.
''I'our tens responded thetwn plant
vt, and the Paisian banker. And as
1T tpr4<aw some tenfll catastrophe,
they picked up d,e5r hats, collected Their
winnings, and prep'rv! % Ivpa't; ut
AS lllev were saying goodbye % the
m~ar5uis. the RUTHLESS gamblers even
we're affected by the c~ountenauce # the
tttber lilo had lost his child, v hose face
was ba,hed i'll teas; llat millionaire
WHO vas reduced % hrggaIy seemed to
ak mercy Of the Young man who had
won all.
"Nargais Tyscarini,' exclaimed Ste
pben. advancing towards him, aud
Speaking il a trembling voice, this Is a
tto1bhIe dream /; you have lost nothing,
! lave gained u~osiing'
Il have lost uotlihg,' cfiej the Old
man, with bitterness ask those who
iItye eouc away laleu nr;h nv -o}d t
have lost rohiBg. L NY e~"uttenanev
and ny tears say that, my face and
ttars lie"
Tlus saying, he disappeared before
any ole cottId stop bin. Shortly after
wards stephen found himself alone in
t!lc apaunrel5t.
Il va II in the morning.
Tie young officer picked up the
pgpets, tile engagements. and the I. O.
Us ~e6t,ere4 about, and flung them
into IL ire. He wrote to tell olympia
What had pissed, and tAen lie Quilted
tie hotel.
lltty steps from 1t lie saw a crowd Of
people Advancing. On a litter they
were clrry1pg a MAJ who had just been
taken out o. tie water.
,,H I.. "
49,. = 800, p Es 's' o'e''
r,..tt Az. = s Sod.
u ~ ~" ''es' o'eP'e'' ~
,,'I.', w. S" .o'eI - ''s Wv" af''s'ne's'
- i, : - -" ,"'' 80 rs's''s M ~s'e
n.r. .,. ar ,3' -. w. ! ,u sls''s. inss
were ! o>stf'ht ano MS daashtes.
.1.a1 49,. a. @5,5 aou; SURPRISES you
'5..l.'e $50 ne ''".4"t>
go ''s9 -. - go 500" % '''e' ! wa
,o., 80 N,'5s. ''''
n Ds,o - 's4ss." NY eas "'s"5' ."
i'1se -" ~ 'ai-3'et mere s5T 3.
'9'N5 he' ~ eoa' nave o9r' no
me Willingly. .s Il itot so, Olympia
lie asked It's WITH a bitter smile. and
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came a seeming gambler, y restrain the

Dutinx a month he had played all
the money he possessed about hum and
al! he could borrow, and the more lie
lost, the better lFoscnjn loved him for
the Marquis knew no happiness lat IL
! die pleasure >ayein winning.
Eul luck changed.
Tie Matqui Dad 4 passion for a sort
of loo caI!,I bouijlof,r, which Stephen
al,ey d to ike cqrtfIy web. Y bad al
| ,csey cost i,un tea thousand louis Mhel,
one evening rs arrived q Tie M4rqle
i4a1f an hour earlier than n-ud, VIII! tae
I%,t iitty inu.., i,c could Chen command ~
| he world, and firmly resolved tlaf II he
tuz! tAeln, he rould 10 :oneef cary on
he .a#5ioI .ame he rad been I5at my,
buf ID oHee throw III ile max u hyro-
eli y and, demanding Olympia l-ain III
marriage from her fsfer, enleaEar hy
| other means to win him from his love oI
gambling. Ii Sic We're refused @ !. ~,
Ne te!l atI the desperation would srlze
| upon Ism which VI, natural q Young
men like himself, who I'D .alniv sought
ii c one he loved SO long.
Fy.yaioi and Scope were @se...~i
| oppo~ite eaci, other. vt their loo :tole
Tire were . Partisan bunker, aud io@-
lis naval oIlier, aud two planters from
lie Havana. The @s.al:e5 were iunerse,
Stephen commenced by ISL loHiS, apa
tAca ,ya moe, 4-aiu The ,Alt, sad iNya
same, All we've lost. lie tremHeH.-
H.. igiai LAUGHED at tie aaeiiness o.
thc .sAl4. .NiGha band which @ppet-
81 tn< a,ti,ely to CIV back, S,ppbcu
pl~spd Hi@ hit ten ioni5 bcfoto h:u he
heiI thlee lcnces il HE hand, aa,i =. n
ed Il hundred louis from tnc Paris.an
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10
Ayers. Cherry Pectrl

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, hoaneHs
Group, Bronchitis, Incipienf tonsafF
ton. and for the relief Of Consailfs
Patients in advanced stages o. =
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness ald /
merous are the cases of its cures, TEA v
every section of country abounds in pess
licly known, who have been restored ifol y.
and even desperate diseases OF the l'lss
use. When once tried, its superiori'5 e.s J
other medicine of its kind is too apparent VI
observation, and where its virtues are ~
public no longer hesitate what alsiaO.s y
for the distressing and dangerous afeeusss
pulmonary organs that are incident to or = =,
While many inferior remedies thras' vi
community have failed and been disealsr
has gained friends by every trial, conlea" i
on the afflicted they can never iolss, n
duced cures too numerous and 700 HaaA'
be forgotten.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10

lV.U0t Nc9roe.
10000 Negroes
10000 Negroes
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Planters fake Notice,
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Is The Only sure
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
Before The People
Before The People
Before The People
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
In Dyscntery,
Diarrhna,
Diarrhna,
Diarrhna,
And Flux,
And Flux,
And Flux,
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
1t Never Fails.
For .Sale b.
E!wnrd and William ROgei,
Z ta5-zeHa aads fialersH II tft4~ : f4c3uica3s.
y ='W5eznSS= X fats3"tte street= fat"r taH@e
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Choice Groceries and Ivy '

~ T. Ill A v r. RLCElA III II. Il
W York. per ship Sea Bell, the is ~ :, ,a6
of CHOICE IIQuoRs ardGRocERIEs WnNAe
sonable terms
Pipe Brandy, sc. Frfres."
l Bbl Finest Old Bourbon WHISKY.
- " Rye 90.
L" 8. Scotch do.
5 doz. Po~cketPistol DO.
S :. Nimrod 90,
- ST. Croix Rum.
i" Finest Old Brandy. ,c..ss 1
2Casks Muir's Scotch Ale IN jugs /
8 do London Porter. 1
2CaSes Boxer. SItters. /
9 do Cherry Brandy. ~,t;.le.f I
5doz Champagne Cider, "eStfa
25 +" Nut Mees.
Il " Olive Oil, in Pints u.,. virs
Cask Imperial French -" "e"A
40 doz i ID Can HOLSTERS
6" L" $ Salmon.
4" =" q Ovsters
40 Cases Fine Salaerat-s 1865
40 doz Cayenne PEPPER.
2Cases French Mustard. .sruIs
4Case Turkish Smoking Iobseeo'
S Boxes New York Soap.
5Cases f.acour Matches. ..o~-raNtSf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10
HARNESS, COLLARS. &c.

A NEW supply of fresh cart breeding, hog skin
"A collars, ohnd brides, cart, saddles, saddles, &c.
LARGUIER Il LANOUE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-10

1t Produces ROtunulty OF Form
1t Rotundity Of Form
II Produces ROtundiity Of Form
1t Produces ROtundity of Form
In Females of a Thin and Spare Habia
III females of a Thin and Spare Habit
In Female of "A Thin aud Spare Habit
In Females of a Thin and Spare Habit
III Female of Il Thin and Spare Habit
In Females of n Thin and Snare Habit
In Females of n Thin and Spare Habit
In Females of a Thin and Spare Habit
Ii Females OF Il Thin and Spar re Habit
Every Invalid should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invaud should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Try One Package,
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
Try One Package. .
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
Send a Postage Stamp to the Proprietors for the1
Pamphlet on q Diseases OF Stomach and Bowels.O
w. w. BLISS 4 CO., tors,
363 Broad way, New Ysgk.
For Sale ~
BATONsROUGE by
EDWARD WILLIAM BOGEL.
DEALERS
IN
rbs DR.. Gs
eu.n!ca!s, Patent Medicines, Periumery, etc.
Lafayette ST., near CAarl-
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
4 PROBATE COURT.
Saturday, Sept. 20.

..s...s :, i Saturday, Sept. 20.
Hon. Elias Smith presiding. :. ~. 7
f Court met pursuant to adjournment,
and the clerk read the record OF the Gath
and 9th. =. s..-. =. ...:-: =. *
/. The case Of James Graham VS.. AIexan-
der MeRac was called up. In this case
Graham was the petitioner; and McRae,
the warden of the Penitentiary Of this
Territory, the respondent on habeas cor
tpus. No lawful return being, made on
the writ, the court ordered an alias 10 he
issued, returnable. forthwith. After
| winch the court was in recess till pm.
at which hour it resumed its session, and
also the consideration OF the case Of Ora.
ham VS.. McRae on habeas corpus. The
copy OF the writ was returned duly
served -. =, s-:.1:-..-..: =.
Messrs. Ferguson aud Appleby ap.
peared for the petitioner, and MeSsrs,
Stout and Miner for the respondent. :
. The counsel for the respondent fled a
motion to strike out all that part of the
| petition from the beginning to the words,
ION the 10th day of September, 1860,
&C., as surplnssage, and not being at all
connected with the petitioners legal OF
| Illegal confinement. After a brief argu.
ment the motion was oyerruled by the
court, = ,...~ il -, Il: -.
The respondent, by his attorneys, then
fled a demurrer TO the petition, and
stated for canse that nothing appeared
upon the face Of the petition emitting the
petitioner to relief under the habeaS cor.
pus act. and that the complaints made in
said petition of the wrongs and injustice
dole, are such rs only remedied by ap-
peal, as provided by law, The demurrer
was argued and oyerrnled by the court,
Tie respondent then gave notice that .hc
would except to the ruling Of ths eonrt, +
Messrs. Ferguson and Appleby asked
the court TO continue tine case, to give
them time to procure evidence which they
considered Of the greatest importance Ia
tile trial Of the ease. whsreupoa the court
ordered that the hearing OF the case be
deferred till Friday, the 9Th Of October
next, ut s O'clock am, aud the court
then adjourned ill the 2nd OF Oct. ~.
M Tuesday, Oct. 2, 10 an.
Court met pursuant TO Adjournment, and
the venire issued Sept. 10 was returned,
duly served on twenty-four good aud law
full men TO serve rs traverse jurors.
The case Of the people ", Deloss ii.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
. Gastfru Nfmg..

T.. Org easternedatcs ere 20 September
8, and bur frohlitr dates are to the It'll.
WEsTERS TELEGasPHs - We Earn from
the omaha NeLrasEiaa that. Qulbha is III
tetegraphic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST. Louis
aud from tbence win Ill .hrts of the
United States. The wires were put up
at Qaiaha on VI edHesdny, Sept 9Th, A
small battery NFas put in operation The
same evening, and one two unimportant
dispatches from Brownyille received and
answered Two linSs Of Telegraph are
now in course Of consi notion across the
continent. Que passes Nh the Missouri
river. to tie mouth Of tn Kansas, and
thence thrShgh the tertihories Of Kansas
and Nebraska: this onc has Reached Oma.
la City, From that point a line will
probably be run to Dearer City, III the
ke'sPeakfegion, aud ultimately through
the Rocky Mountains, by way Of Salt
Lake City, the Humboldt valley, the
Washoe country, ahdsthe Sierra Nevada,
to California. 1t vii be remembered
that We published some time ago, that
the wires would be pat up on the western
division of the line, to point about two
hundred miles this side Of Miller's Station,
by November; while on the eastern dfvi.
sion the hues would be put up as far as
Fort keaFuey by. the same time. This
will leave but about one Thousand miles
without Geographic communication! :
ISplAx MAssLcRE.--A letter 10 the
Sioux City Register Iowa. informs that
paper that information had just been re,
ceised at TT; Randall of the massacre oil
Lieut.. Reynolds Exploring Expedition,
except one officer aud one man. II xas
supposed that the company was ut the
head waters Of the Yellow Stone, and IN
the region Of the Crow and Blaekfeet
Indians. ~. =. r.. -: -
No BUsIEEss SeRurLEs,. Parson Brown.
low would trust the republicans in mat
ter Of business. Some time since he
wrote 70 Colonel \. G. Taylor MS fol.
lows So" Before God, honestly believe
the democratic party, both North and
South, to be Sohlless, trutblcss, treach-
erous, corrupt and nuprincipIed, and ready
at all times, for the sake of Office and
plumber, to sacrifice their principles and
their party, their country and their God,
lift were possible. Believing the repub.
licans no arerss than this, / would not hesi,
tate to act with them in matter Of bust
ness" ~: -
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W>eru Nfms.


LIKE 0Lp TIMEst-Fhe Los Angeles
Star says that Oh Sunday night, I'd Sep
TENDER, a well.known Californian, named
]Cerbela Barela, WAS murdered by some
one unknown. On Monday morning his
body was found near the zalja in, the
eastern part Of Los Angeles, with his
throat literally cut from ear to ear, his
head being nearly severed. The deceased
was a great faverite with the early Aineri-
can residents Of this section, as no once
saved their lives, aided alone by his ener-
getic humanity, when Castro had collect.
ed them fer the purpose of execution. y
= = The same night, n Frenchnian
was dangerously shot IN the head, and an
Indian boy badly cut ia many places with
a knife. 7.,,.-. - = = ....,..> -.
THE PoSY ExPREss--WHAr THE WA
SHOE WAR cosr THE ComANY The FOL.
lowing Is from the San Francisco Doao-
eraf:-7-"W.. II. Russell, the enterprising
and principal proprietor Of the Pony Ex-
press, has written to this city announcing
that at meeting OF the Company who own
that Institution, held in New York re-
se1tly, It was resolved TO continue the
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wildire throughout Che city. The tdle-
graph once Nhr6uEhoht the day was
crowded with relatives aud friends 81
those on board, many Of whom presented
dispatches in tears and tho most intense
anxiety was manifested on the countspan-
lces Of an, In the first ward of that city II
il said thar there n scarcely home OF
place Of business that has not lost some
inmate OF employee. # !.
All survivors write according Col.
Jack Wilson great praise for his bravery
and bearing throughout. He was fore.
most ID. confronting danger, earnest for
The safety of the passengers lie descend
ed within one hundred feet 81 the shore
Nearly one hundred persons arrived with
III fifty yards Of the beach hut were swept
back by the retaining waves and lost.
Upto 81 o'clock AZ night Of the 9thohly
"a bodies had been recovered, most II
whom had been recognized byfriends as
residents of Milwaukee. /. #..... IL !. s..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
MORTALITY.

Tar rast two Or three weeks have been
unusually prolific ID furnishing ihhabitants
For orr cemetery C'Aolera morbns and q
variety Of other complaints have been pre-
vaIent among our community Il Is not
very crsditable 10 our city authorities to
say TINT We cannot give correct list q
the barials In our cemetery. There is no
part Of the history Or records OF our poo
ple more important than the births and
deaths Of The citizens.
Il has been reported that some Of the
relatives Of deceased parties hare OBJ
truded on the cemetery and themselves
ding the graves Of their decreased friends.
We have sexton; let him be respect
cd. Let the deaths aud names be re.
portedto him, We want 10 know the
names Of che cold forms in our graveyard
as much as We do those who live and
dance Or promenade around us. M.