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IL A1ans County Sentisd nak0 Soma
snggessions 70 non-rssidesss, which afs
worthy Of general application. II says-
200 on. 1And - 6esGhsEn low, very maay
q zoe that yea have never sees- Aside
iron sseh informatien y you gain through
the journals Of southern lews, you have bu,
: poor esneepsion Of eur Agricultural great
ness. Now while seNature hanes her man
lie gssea, !" and wheat and corn are looking
prime, and the broad face Of our prairiet
are covered With laxuriant growth Of
gTan ard millions Of Wild flowers, We PRO-
pose that yos come ont and look ct us.-
The fare through to the Missouri River ID
shout twelve dollars, and the dissanes abou'
two hundred mica. Now, il you have 70,
the govt, dyspepsia, blue devils, or any
other ills that flesh is heir to, We viii guar.
rsnsy Jour recovery upon avisit to shi,
beautiful domain. The most favorable
time that you could visit this region oil
country 10 within the nsxs two months. YOU
will then behold % in the full maturity oi
orr greatness"
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At Last.

4 call has been issued for a Democratic
State Convention, n. Des Moiues, on the
l2th Of July. for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Presidential Electors, and
for the several State officers, to be elected at
shs ensuing general election. "Mstions :"
are ia order.
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PATRIOTIC.
Al meeting sE Bradford, Of the citizens
Of Tsyles County, il WAS declared The 4ssy
af the American people the celebrate 10
Anniversary Of oar ladegenieass in "a
appropriate and Independent manner, aHa
in aamtls imitation Of our fathers T. bury
al Political Or sectional diEcrenses, and
nss' on one common platform, erected aad
made Tree By cur Revolutionary Ancestors,
to renew oar pledges o. fidelity 10 rrsede.
And lndependenss. 10 pursuance 81 this
declaration, . coumis.es vas srpoins.d
10 send special Invitations 70 the sssisess Of
neishherins towns and counties, cordially
inviting them TO attend the celebration u
Bedford, On the lsh Of July, $50. Rsvsf-
ssss for that immortal inssruneot-tAs
Declaration Of lndependeocs-is q high
ass . TaJles coussy. wsald that "
could cay - much Of all the counties On The
5ansd ssd faneus Missouri Slope.
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tRRErRESsul.E CONFLICT.

We fnd in An exchange paper the state
mens that "ssvcnsv.swo white females ssse
married to negroes in the State Of Msssa-
ehusssta last year. This will create -
issue that ~isl differ in cemplsxian fron the
one now before the country.
We clip the allows from = Deuocrasic
paper. The issue eossdsnsly prsdietsd u
this extract, Ne think sill oct BE o9 d.
fessns Aus srsn that forced ss?sn The
Scsshsra States, b. s ,ushsra ConSrsssasn
and other slave-hreedsrs. This issue u
sAs sssth-aadAr the pasrsniains sars Of
Southern sAhebs, and iron the laxisy Of
SsstAsr. lass s.d 6ssaA&a nsrsas--is I
thousand tines grsAsss tAaa il ~ Nosih.
Dsasersey y in the asesaaaaey i IN
SsssA -Rspshsicaaisn 10 The NasfA liar
her ceansas i unnecessary.
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l. up to time, and fully up TO tho standard
COMFY has ever maintained in his successful
efforts at book making. Ladies', don't you
wish to subscriber Price three dollars per
nnnum. We will furnish the Lady's Book
and tho NonprrsiI one year for four dollars.
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TAXPAYERS

Will give due heed to the notice OF the
County Treasurer, to be found in our adver-
Using columns. They will doubtless save
money by 50 doing.
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CO On Pearl Street there IS an lce-cream
Saloon, kept by one BaTas-CHAnLEY
BaYss-whsre that delicious and cooling
compound-ice- Cresm---is manufactured
in = style never excsilsd anywhere. This
warm weather inelines one TO pasronlze that
establishment. We make a note OF this
fact, that oil may know that CHARLEY is in
full blast.
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rrws notice that the old frame build
inr on Upper Broadway, formerly occupied
by Mr. DouA.Y A. livery stable, il being
torn down. There are several more OF the
same .oY. ia that locality, that might be Ia
ken away withou. injury to the respec:abis
anpearnnce Of the city.
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r. The Hannibal 4 St. Joseph Railroad
.ri. weekly iins OF packets, make their trips
Ia and from ST. Joseph and this city, with
almost the regularity Of clock-woTk. There
ar. no better boats on the river, and 10 are
glad to know that this line has become .
-s,usn.n. - institution " Of the Missouri.
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THE citizens Of Adams county have
-. arrangements for appropriately cese-
h,.,;a. tbs ssh Of July, At Quincy.
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~ The danage to the crops IN this sec
ton. BY :hs late storm, Is not near % extern
.;v. 4. was supposed last week. But Few
ssl,s IT vrain were seriously injured.
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~R. d. AIR says be is just in receipt
Of about twenty tons Of ssovss-a useful ar
,icls for housewives and emigranss, We are
told. Nothing would suit RorAL better than
=. ali all these Stoves this month--unless it
x.,a Ia cell a. many more next month.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Tascn up by J. T. Rudd, at his residence In Kane
Township, Pottawaitamie county, Iowa, On the 2iss
day II February. A. y, 1850, enc Red Hefer, with
lire hack, white under the belly, some white on the
tail and each leg-the head rather brndle-supprosed
10 he . years cid. No marks or brand 10 be seen.
c. p KELLOGG, County Clerk-
Council Bluffs. March 18TH 1860
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~ We hare been blessed With frequent
.hovers this week-a luxury that would be
mos. acceptable to the droughs-begirsed
fsrmsrs Of Northern Missouri aud some per-
tiana Of Eastern Iowa.
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~ Tn. Western Stage Company have
..sa..a the fare aeroas the State about one
ha,G ool, 80 to o''unwa' from this city
-.na 70 believe, the same from here to
hv. CITY, Cheap enough.
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rottawattaTnie County l.ands
FOR SALE ny
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

G wgrsEar 20, 10, 4a-4o acres. asdsoinins. Mr
~ spsinger's farm, miles Norshef town,
ar ar 3, 10. 40 acres Mesgtiiioe ereEk
bottom land. miles shove Judge Hrysnts farm.
M Ear q, n. ll-a1 seres, timber on Ncsanl.
toe creek, 4 milo senthnf Mr. farm
sRqrs ", 4oleo acres, silver creea bos,sm lass,.
containing about 20 acres 81 uber. On the fosa % Wa
tefbnrys, IN Shelby county.
;ag.s ANN, sna
iand on the Stage route east, milo wesf " Ma
trDvc. joining slsfnna and gnge fanis's fafrss
the s,,sitii, ard Mr. Fiiss saa Fieshrrs the esst
There Is no better body u land in western Iews than
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous sassspseiAs
near.
acres mile east of the above; bottom land, with sos
timer.
s.swari 10, sud sEarsxqrs, n, ss-ise sfrrs.
Stshrab.sns bottom land fs3es north Of kewtH, ssd
near caiapsrr,s Mil; about 70 timber tie
tract; mile north " the ncw SIstc road
mn e and ar I. ~. $500 sesss boefesn issa
snd e, ne ss s,s Ias ma sans
Pieree's farm.
Nwarsw qrsa; wAsEq m Aad nEw1 wH5l;
.s 81 X
s,eat miles absve ses,'s mill, nd ~ nliss =
'' ss X s .; ~ ssswgY n $50 90.
EHs, xaswar, and 4 vsxwwswMn
Pigeon, ~ mics ~ Council BlaHs sevas IS sess
Of timber. This seYy 6ne tract Tor ,srfs farm
Swa,sw q, ard Y 7 y = = , s,a - ~
CpnncsI Bluff =.
Ehswar; wAsKgr, snd E ~ y ~ =, =, =
700 acres itsssu land, Ltiis &tiys, smiles ssss
Of L. J. Chii6s. -
E4sEqf 26; \ ar and " , n =, - ti-sae
scres lson land % Silver cssrk sui'ss sssa - y =
Hsswrtrra ssxp H. -. ~ ees,st.. 81
yer erect easssta isEs, mile sous q efidss =. asS
STATE rusd
| sKwswr7s.7 10, ss-4o stsssb I fssis nsffs' q 2.
rssrsst snG e FenBerss fssmss s. =
SIN ~, and " Al n w4r -. y, 3s-lzo ssfe.,
mairla south side Issinss 0ssvs, ~ nile fr" new
tswh. 81. 80 = sssas q. IS j =.
n 31kse srYss "a Hsbhnfse3sey, ~ <sis's Oyovsj
$50 xeres on tirbef tsisese prairie md sessnas
Ad;afn5ns Nj Trne,s ssA MI fSizlsft fsssnss = =
/ Wxsw H;sNKpEwWG mi NIss
rs 4t--s3S ~ seres, ~ M ffes&. Hssit ssa
u,iif .na mi sirI nj tutafa ssrss A,si fgisss
| sfsns cy4nefl DisDs Ais, sirts Hsea
srx r.IIf,ffAAED 4ARGESt
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For Congressional fa'or'' We af' 70.
s.s..a "a Hon. J. II. GRHEs.
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TSHEs SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT-
i fully announce 10 the citizens u PottawauaHsie
and the adjoining Counties that he has opened an eS-
sesive Pine Lumber Yard, in Council Bluffs city, and
Is in receipt u lumber regularly, and will keep CON
ssantiy hand . large and we'll selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER. s &c 50
Prom IL inch 10 inches; aieo pine siding and worked
seo-ins pine shingles and ath, sash, blinds, doors,
all Of which We will sev 'o~ sn. cash.
ui-u KR ELIZA BENNETT
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rs sacks Old Government Java, Manila and Nochs
Coffee,
200 Boxes Soap-ai kinds, land TO arrive
400 Boxes Star Sperm snd Sterne Candles, In store
100 Bills common Rye and Bourbon whisky,
800 Thousand Asstd Cigars merican \ Havana
IFS Bbs. halls and kegs Of xolasses, st low figures
200 Bbls Butter, Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers.
100 Hhds Prime to choice Sugar.
300 Bxs Assorted Pickles, fresh from the Packers,
100 Nests Tubs-3 and S-just received.
lao Bxs Tobacco, assorted brands and prices.
900 Packages Brandy's, wines and asst'd Liquors,
200 sacks Cofee-in store and to arrive.
10 Bills assorted Nuts.
20 Coils Manila, Hemp and Cotton Cordage,
100 Drums Figs,
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AIRS. DAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
IS1 CRofT 10 Lower Erns6usy, pesriy opposite Mr..
Parks Lnmser lard. continues 70 Cie1H, Press Alter
ssd MaAs Boaaeis Of fashfen u the ssrts
notice fDet. i0-v252-n e
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by II. s. Carey at his plantation in Cass
township Cass comfy Iowa. the 7th day of Ngvcm-
her 1889 iron gray colt black legs, and
years old other marks brands perceveshle 9
appraised at SsT So by wm Currey and W s. Torreue,
before r h. johnson, J. p.
r. W. HENDERSON, Clerk y. C., Cass Co, Iowa
Copied from Record, Jan. 8, 1850. v3-nS9
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned has sold his entire stock Of Saddery
retires from business In Council Bluffs hegs leave
return hts sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
he has received, and cheerfnily recommends his old
customers to his successor MI PHILIP NESSELHoUS,
as amaa worthy the confidence and PATRONAGE Of the
puhie, =. kNABE.
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MICHIGAN.


The Republican State Convention which
met at Detroit on the 1th inst. was largely
attended, and harmonious throughout. The
following nominations were made: Fer
Govsrnor--AussinB Blair, Of Jackson county;
Lieutenant Governor--James BurDsy, Of
Barry county Tseasurcr~-John Owen, OF
Wayne county Auditor Gensral-L. y.
Berry, Of Lawrence county; Attorney Gen.
srsl--Chas. Ursan, Of Branch csan.y; Sa-
psrinsenisns Of Public Instruction
N. Gregory, Of Washington county Sesss-
..gy Of Ssa.s-Jamss b. Porter, Of AiliEsn
COUNT, Commissioners Of Land oace--
Samuel Lacey. af Calhoun coma Msneei
q. Board Of Exscusios--Edsin Mslists, o.
Maaisaa county; Presidential Elsessss =
large--u. d. Wells, Of Kalarasao county
Eafas Hesner, Of Ioghsn county.
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L. MCBRIDE

will be found at the old stand at all times TO Settle
up the,husiness Of the firm Of MCBRIDE BOWEN
All persons against whom we have claims, will savt
costs by settling the sar by the 10Th Of June 1860.
Nav % 1860 II
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Republican headquarters,
Wednesday, June Is.
The Club met a, the usual hour and the
President being absent, Mr.. TREYSoR was
called to the chair.
A huge LINCOLN maui, which, it was evil
dent, had been "through the wars" was
brought in and thrown upon the stage amid
,hunders Of applause. The ponderous rail-
splitting, Bsll-breaking, Douglas.crushing
weapon was then mounted upon the Prssl-
dents table for a gavel. .....-. .-a-
Shor. aud interesting speeches were made
by Messrs. LINTON, KtssxAS, BLooaER and
STREET. The large crowd assembled were
enthusiastic and wide awake. On motion
it was ordered that the club-room be kept
omen during the afternoon aud evening OF
every day in the week, except Sunday, until
the election. aud furnished with papers and
speeches, for Republicans, Democrats and
Bell men, and all are cordially invited to
visit the room. read the documents and make
them selves at home 80 far as their conscien-
ces will permit them to. Crsrrs Burrows
has charge Of the room aud will be happy
TO accommodate the masses. Hs
With three rousing cheers for LINCOLN,
and three for FRANK 2. BLAIR, the Club
adjourned to meet next "Wednesday night.
Our club-room is airy and we'll seated,
eur proceedings are conducted with strict
decorum and we very respectfully invite
| the ladies Of Council Bluffs and vicinity to
NEE, with Us. II is becoming fashionable
throughout all part, Of the country, for Ia
dies to attend political meetings, and why
should they not hsre9 Let the ladies Of
the slop. keep up with the progress Of
the age
T. P. TREYNoR, Pres'i pro TEN.
wv. II. kIssxAS, See'y.
l rsa "a ths sr,,e styue 90 q ". III
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CLOCKS. eImx~,rInxS.
PATRIOTIC.

u ANN aas IL ssasv rasm=sSza MA Il
f'fsS&s - All saass, rssess All ssnssgsiSs..
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ss-if yea want the srae time. 60 Go ". n. ALay's;
he has get the aness Rssnia.sr On tas Missouri
slaye.
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EAvEsss = cnossx Asr. =. T. osxasoI11x1. =
:. sScw. !. ~. heoo.
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10 Bales Cotton Bats.
wickng,
1000 ns Cotton rarn, asserted sizes, EE
30 Boxes, halves and quarters Raisins.
$50 Bxs Glass-assortsd sisos.
. Bills zants Currants.z asa ss7a za 81
20 Dozen Buckets, %
$50 Kegs Nails,
600 Bags G. A. Salt,
1000 " Dairy do
Is Bbls Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco.
do do do Chewing do
20 Mats Virginia Smoking do
loo Kegs White Lead.
Salmon in bbls, hi bbls and kegs
Mackerel in bbls and kits Nos. and2,
Preserved Fruits Of all kinds
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LINCOLN CLUB.

f3-Go 10 W. II. ALMg's TO get your watch re-
this department
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COMMERCIAL.
PRICE-CURRENT.

OFFICE OF THE NoSPARETL,
SATURDAY, June IL, 1850.
Elnup L. Meal
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have iasa receives sn1 wtss ecesssstT fesT "a sAs
vii ssssea aaHsstmsns ~ snea oxsaelsa - are ea
snssateS ssesp~ sas al a<s<rs ssaaisy ksFs N prs
Ssrea wgsM tR~y VII sess .. The fovese survat sAs
pss<xs- We ksse assr - AsEa fass ss1eay - "a
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

w Mr.. Douglas was sercna AIDED
at Washington on the evening Of tie
2nd instant. Judge Douglas was
welcomed back to Washington in a
few ifelicitous rsmarks by Mr.. John.
son G., Evans, President of the Doug.
las Assoeiation,s after which Judge D.
said le' endorsed every sentiment it
contained, and it inspired him with
the hope that there was party in
the South strong enough to save the
country. He accepted the Georgis
platform in al its features. The per.
sonal liberty bills should never have
been on the, statute book Of any
State. He believed Congress had tic
power to remove all distractions tc
the execution Of the fugitive slave
law, whether resulting from State o,
any other legislation. He again ex
horted his friends in criminalon ans
recrimination, but to let by. gones b.
by-gones and to unite Tor the preserva
ton Of the Union, he concluded bi
saying that on Monday he should re
sumo his seat in the Senate, with pred
ljudice or i'll feeling towards on.
excepting the foes Of his country. =
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
IF WE KNEW.
p! II We knew the cares and crosses
Crowding round our neighbor's way

81 II We knew the cares and crosses !.
Crowding round our neighbor's way;
II We knew the little losses, a., s,.~s. L
81 sorely grcvious day by day, ,f y
Would we then SO often chide him
r. For the lack Of thrift and gain -
Leaving on his heart q shadow, .
Z Leaving on his heart stain? .e 81.
J lie nv 1aaI-t fi.TugT nj 7'z-uirlrt
live knew the silent story, ..gyq2 'e
~ Quivering through the heart of pain,
Would our womanhood dare doom them
Back to haunts Of guilt again? p.
Life hath many : tangled crossing,
Joy hath many : break Of woe, al
And the cheeks, ,tear-washed, are whitcst
This the blessed angels know.
Let us reach into our bosoms ,:' ~ ~
e. For the key to other lives, 20
And with love towards errins nature,
Cherish good that still survives;
So that when our disrobed spirits
Soar to realms Of light again,
Wo may say, dear Father, judge US >
y. As We judged our follow men. 70
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

took I, His face swas - white, Is dsath,
and his eyes, looked 80, big and bright
90 he turned them and stared ,.at me;
/ shall never forget it, He was aa.fine
young fellow, not more than FIVE and
twenty. T. went down 'on my knees
beside him, and my breast felt3 90 full
as though my own heart would burst.
He had real English face, and, did
not look like an enemy. What, I fel,
| can never tell; but if my life could
have saved Ibis, Il believe I should
have given it.7 Islaid his head on my
knee, and he grasped hold of myihand
and tried to speak, but his voice was
gone. ! could not tell a word he said,
and every time he went to speak the
blood poured out SO, ! knew it would
soon be over, I am not ashamed to
say that / was worse than he, for he
never shed a tear, and I couldn't help
1t. 70 His eyes were closed when gun
was fired from the Ito order aboard
and that aroused him. lie pointed
to the beach where the boat was Just
pushing off with the arms which we
had taken, and where our marines
were waiting to man the second boat,
and then he pointed to the wood where
the enemy were concealed. Poor fel-
low! he little thought how / had shot
him down" j was wondering how !
could leave him to die aud no one
near him when he had something like a
convulsion for . moment, and then his
face rolled over, and without sigh he
was gone: / trust the Almighty. has
received his soul. I laid:.his head gent.
ly down on the grass and left him. I,
seemed so strange when: 1 looked a,
him for the last time..:. I,jsomehow
thought Of everything I had heard
about the Turks and tho Russians, and
the rest Of them, tut all that seemed
50 far off, and the, dead man son ear.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
ALONE WITH THE DYING.


It would be. difficult to find in the
whole range Of fiction more affecting
incident than is contained in the fol-
lowing extrac, from a letter written by
q British seaman to his wife. It was
his first service as q soldier, he havin 9
been sent on shore with a boats crew
Of marines to silence a fort, and take
some guns - =. !stT ,'s..i @'t
"We dispersed at few hundred
yards distance from the beach to
to keep the coast clear while the boat y
crew made prize Of the guns. The en-
emy had advantage of the wood, and
also knowing the country well, and a
troop oftlle.n showed in advance. We
were ordered to fire. took steady
aim, and fred at my man about sixty
yards. Hefell ike stone. At the
same time broadside from the
went IN among the trees, and the enc.
my disappeared, we could scarcely tel
how: / felt as though I must 20 ur
70 ham,; and see whether he, was alive
dead. He lay quite still, and I wa,
more afraid ofhim lying 80 than whel
ne stood facing me few minutes be
fore. 1t is a strange feeling to come
over you all at once that you hav,
killed a man. lie had unbuttoned hi
jacket, and was pressing his hand ovc
the front Of his chest, where til,
wound Was. He brcatlied hard. an>
the blood poured from the wound, an,
also from lis mouth every breath b
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

z HsRsGaAnEEI " JOE xsxsto.S, ,.of Georgia,
the Douglas candidate for Vice Pres:
ident, joins A,, II. STEnHEss on the
anti -dieunion platform. He writes !
letter dated Millidgville, Nov. l6, in
reply to a note from twenty-four mem:
bers OF tho Legislature, in which the
grievances Of the South are calmly
considered, and the e1pedincy Of Sc
cession cmphatically denied, Mr.
JOHNSON declares that the election o
L1ScoLSis not sufficient cause for Sc
'cessitn.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
GREAT BATTLE in 7 PERSIA.

Z GREAT BATTLE IN PERSIA: m. m.
The following intelligence from Te
herau, under date Of 7th October, ha
arrived a"a@ 4 IL E"A7aas2. .y5a anoi5 %
81 have already informed you of tn,
deprcdations committed on the North
west frontier, OF Persia, by the wan
dcring Turcomans,tho are the scourg,
Of that district. In violation of tn,
treaty. existing between them anl
the government Of Nadir- -Eddine Shal
they plumber the caravans, sack tn,
frontier villages, and threaten to at
tack Mcchcde, the capitalof Khorasan
1t was high time to punish these brig
ands, as they had already collcctet
about 30,0 900 horsemeni in the environ.
Of Nero, Prince Nara Mira, Gov,
crnor General OF Khorassan. 1t wa,
high time to. punish. these brigands, a.
they had already collected, aud victory
would place ALI deserts where the
Tnrcomans' camp were in the power
of the Shah. Will, that design Prince
Mira suddenly appeared before the
walls of Nero, with a division 81
TO- 900 infantry. 1000 irregular cavalry
and some pieces + Of Cannon. y ~ This
wassin the middle 4 Of the month Of
Sefer; which according to the Koran,
should be keptshoy land devoted to
leyout exercise d and % pijgrimaees.
Notwithstanding that, on the dawn 81
the following day, I desperate conflict
began and lasted for nine hours: with,
out intermission. In spite Of the, bril-:
liant. charges, Of the infantry, led by
General Morteza-Kouli Khan, the
struggle might have lasted longer, .bu,
for asuccessful manouvre of the, Per.
sian artillery directed by the Prince
in person. The enemy at last fled,
leaving about three thousand. st their
number on the plains Of Nero. Near.
" the same number of, prisoners, in.
cluding many Turcoman chiefs, a .grea,
number of horses and sca,nels, with
immense quantity of arms fell into
the hands Of the victors. The Persian
loss was also very considerable. The
brave general Ali Kouli Khan, who
at the beginning Of the battle, com.
manded the artillery was severely
wounded. He was still, living at the
denartnre Of the, COURIER. but no hopes
were entertained ofsavlng him. n
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