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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-30
PUBLIC NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

HEREBY GIVEN,
has taken out Letters
the goods and chattels,
met, deceased, and quail
All persons having claims
cased, are hereby notified
anne to me or to the court
Pope, for settlement, with
te hereof. Dated at Col
! 1882. % aoi4a'. -1ii
!. G.. STORM, Admir-.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-30

State Of Aiiaois, Fayette Circuit Court, October
-. Term, 1881. t'.'." -
JAMES M. DUNCAN, Plaintiff, } - e st2
sHtA& VS.. 1901 ~ Onforeign attachment.
TIIoNpsoN MASON, Defendant} IS III. u sfsfgI5.ssl
NNiiS day the plaintiff by his attorney, and on
~ hsmotion, it ordered, that public notice be Civ
en- 20 the defendant, Thompson Mason, to appear, on
ths Of r. vandaa on ahe frs. 20 Ge nela
third Monday the month Of May next, and enter his
appearance to this action, otherwise Judgment will be
rendered for the full amount of the plaintiff demand
AID il is further ordered, that copy of this order be
published for four weeks successvey in the ILLINOIS In
teligencer
true copy attest, JAMES w. BERRY, Cpk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

ou, ne Rad hnlei seca g. ma, Il ia indispe., "a
bly, NECESSARY 'or III patients 10 ovacuo,e TN, hos
pi,ai and a'ors all, 10 watch lest the eorpsgs To =
state Vt psllgefsapn occasion pes,ilencn IN that
Tn.tcs, ami perhaps, IN the whole city.
NOVEMBER, 7, 1892
The Standing Committee has the honor 10 pre-
scntihe blioving additional repor,
IN one Of tho apartments where were p,any L
wing and dead hdies, they fnsd under . bed, u
dead isydy, partly ea;en, whosn belly and on'rals
lay upon lhe aoos. Il exhaled NOS, pestiferoas
oioar. Ina little closet upon The gallery there
warr two .cead bodies, ono Of which lay fla, upon
The fdor, and the other had his fsct upon the foor
and his back upon the bed forming curve; tho bel
~ psolgously eweiicd and The ih,stm green un-
ler .bsi in the yard, was de dead body OF a nc.
go OF wheh fowl was picking wosms.. The
nufn5eroi corises amounted to twelve or fourteen
(Sisnqd) +. A. CANON, Gu mn.
FELIX LABATUT,
Alderman second ward.
CHARLES LEE,
Alderman frs. ward.
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CAPE De VERBS.

The New York Courier aud Enquirer of Tues
day says
Capt HRirros, Of the brig uarp, arrived ycs,er.
day from the Coas, Of Africa, touched on her GOV.
age home at the Cape ,i. Verd islands from
whence she sailed but thirty days SINCE. We Ia.
mcn, TO state that Capt Brnen corrnLo,utes 10 tho
fullest extent, the accounts wuich have olrent,
reached us OF the distressed situation Of the in,,h
tan's ofthase Islands; they were actually in ;,
state OF starvation. Capt Brittou saw ner.o,s
drop down die in the streets from nt,Soln,o
want Nor was there any appearance Of rr,;..,
tear at hond Their cops for the rr.sen, ,.sr
had entirely failed. Some small supplies If i 49,
had been ohtalued from tho Cous, of Africa hn,
these were exhausted as well us their means Of o,-
tanning more. w
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81 hfxlleS OgNv'EstE,.
NAREE'rfsrS.-Per.pnsaSn1 lAns r

"a "A ESEE"Hfa.S.-- .PefinHea Sn.1inns r
and Liquid liattshorn, Aca QUITS, irt = u
Smelling Walls, Aceidua;cd LeiAon and ko..
Drops, SO Thousand Percussion Caps, assorted i
aes. Flutes, t'iies, Essences, Pate d Ama,l,c. To-
washing the hands, jew elier's Roaao, ~, Illes
graduated, Cologne and Lavender w atets, hnsiena
CD, Pocket Lights and Matches, snufls Guun,.G
i.ao4!s Tor Merchants and Druggists, Horn Scoops
for Physicians and Druggists, Thermometers, rs
sorted sZes and kinds, Rouge ior the face, Ianctls
of superior qualify a splendid assortment Of Me-
tnrs, all klnds, do Scale and Weights. l.xlract~
fieHcbofc, Hesnock and Blaoa Pepper, o. EA-Is6
make, fute W atch ana Clock Oil, Gnlo Aasu,,lr
Powdered valcrlan, Transparent Waters, Su.hr
Lead and Lump Black, Calb and precipitated 'afh
Of Iron, Vcrdlsrs and Sarsaparilla sugiea, To-
strumenls, Pial'ne Vine and Sponge. and a variety
OF other articles, received and foe sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Nov. 10 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

=, ~pcop'e Of Paris, when they had conquered
"a .ne struggle osihe three Gays Cried ~. 70 t,a-
~. ~ :, 1--WE must have king, why not l.uvc
!n.v ,o, aoti"' eye a'ien, SAID the General, 81
10y "as 1epy IN 'ns Words afMsrshai SAKE shen i,
was proposed To him to become me,nhor @yh
Esench Acssisuy Ths, wuurd sili. ,irc as Will ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29
rHoN TyIr BOSTON pATRtoT.

FGNHRALoF DR SpURaAniM.--On Saturday last,
the mai tribute oil respect was paid 10 the memory
OF hrs distinguished stranger by n multitude of our
clua,ns, whose respect and regard he had concila-
ted by his scientific reputa,ion and the amia5e
qualities OF has private character In the morning
his remains We're attendcd by II procession TO the
OLD Soath Church, the place APPRECIATED for tho per
formanec Of the funeral services and before 3 p.
Al. the hodr at which they were to begin, every
part of that large edifce was completely filed The
services were commenced with tcrvent prayer by
the Rev DR.. Tuckermnn after which the eulogv
OF the deceased was delivered by Professor Fol
len, ofthe Theological Institution at Cambridge
himself native utthe same country with DR. Spur
hem. In this discourse, the orator gave Il brief
sketch of the principal events of Dr. Spur2hens
.il othls scientific writings and general attainmens
and OF his character III very ncreS ing and i'm.
presslve manner. The following ode written bv
the Rev. Mr., Pierpont, was then sung with great
, effect by the Handel and Haydn Society
STRANGER, there is bending DER thce
Many an eye with sorrow wet;
An our stricken Hearts doplore thee:
Who that knew thee can forget
Who forge, what thou has, spoken =?
Who thine eye-thy noble frame
But, that golden bowl is broken,
10 the greatness OF thy tamc
Aosuinn's leaves shall fall and wher
On the spot where thou shat, rest;
IT'S in lo;e we bear thee hhcr
To thy mourning Mothers breast,
bOr the stores OF science brought u.s.
For the charms thy goodness gave,
70 the lessons thou hast laugh, Us,
Can We give thoe but grave?
Natures priest, how pure and icrvent
Was thy worship at her shrine
Friend of man, ofGad the servant,
Advocate os.ru,lis divine
Taught and chmmed as by 10 other
! We have been, and hoped 10 be
| But while waiting round thee Brother,
For Thy lishe-'tis dark with thee
Dark with thee NO !; Thy Greater
I All whose creatures and whose laws
| Thou diist love, shall give thee greater
! Light than earths. as earth withdraws.
| To thy God thy su]'ke sriri,
Back We give, in dlial trust:
| Thy cold clay grieve 10 bear i
| To its chamberlain we must
/; A. the conclusion Of the services, the remains
we,e home 70 the teueiving svmb Of the Mount All.
burn Cemetery, followed by large procession Of
ciiizens twill bc corsoung 10 tie friends Of the
dacenseu IN his owo country TO Know tIa. during
his last Illness he received every attention 'shich
kilalhess could suggest or professional skil!ts,pw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

|.lianiosd rings wnsd .iit cat : W. -,
were little more efths kind OF mod.s,y :. .1'rs
side Of the Atlantic RI, on thii
Real popularity said Lafayette, :. i ~ ga
ftcsied by dong wha,eve, will please rho 20 be
ba. by the saccess.wtcii We have in ner..I,'
the people that they ought no. to do the, VIII,
wrong, and the frmncss with which. when h
~, We preven, them from, doiss wron. .,esa-
losing any part Of their favor l Tm
| Lafayei,es maxim rs, and always has bo.1 :,
great personal questions, j, is in general surs.,
decide agnins. ones own interest" How -. "
disciples has .c at Washington -
| Af,erihe f'l of the LATTE ministry, the chm,
was preferred agans, its Successors TIN, tIpy r.,
dsrarased that ministry, lis party aed poicy :,
then offciol communications with he lare,,, -
nets This charge Was Indignantly rep.lie1 Al
veriins to this lorc, IN one OF his speeches n, -.
sChambcr OF Deputies, Gen. Lafayette SAID -,
Gas with pleasure tina, heard the Aiinistr- oe1,
ci..n Affairs rcrel with ind gnation the suyaie;o,
his having ufdcrratcd 10 foreign powcrs Or III.
representatives, those statesmen and petsons -,
10 not participate IN the system and opinions n,
present cabiret-bat discussions have III.
echoes, and by din' of repeating here tint vnpr 49,
tagonists provoke disorders and thirst Gov 4,
-llaod Of Europe, you are indirectly guilty. a. 10
mich as acknowledged 10 hem TIC payi aCarvoz
mtaiaration, an napd'r,tic ect, and a sp,ejeq =
beasoh How would the " Nations Gues,n
eide the case IF Mr. Van Buren's instructions ;.
MI McLane ~
Lafayette Acknowledges the failure Of his eaor,.
at taopnclpal epochs of his liic " 10 solve a..
problem OF a ci,lzen-nonarchy, tornrcd an IL.
pr,nciple ci the sovereignty oi tdr people ia
hlilc tnlt'is OF the monarchy Of Jnvr--.,,..
VI. SafYane.f al It's ,lansars mi o;sr oy,, r.
suit from il, alliance with the Dettylaat1csa I'll
alliance has just bccarcnewed m.
Etsrfs"f TtsS LaciAg.---On Saturday ~ In
quest was held ut the h my D..yij (ieorsc Sire.
Russell square. on ire Aody Of Jane Arho,os
aged IL fine ylen- girl the tlsu inter Of a resr4
table tracs.sa,i in the neishtoiioai IN Fia
~ afternoon she took tea at rrE.I"e4. Shna
att liza rctufn home, which VAS 1,eit si8.a
c!o'k the same evening. sIic complained If ina
roston, and on hang :, d pto he yard OF d. r.
fit Of the fresh ar size tel GOWN IN s,ate ..
Nnsbiiip. An attempt made aite
relA ~ eating open her STAYS which Neta ~
10 be ve'y tightly lace,l, nnd tnedIcal ria VS.
corad, bnt she expired immediately. Ar. Sl4as
surgeon. stated that he openedibc body. ami iua
the hear considerably enlarged, and tho liver tvs
IT'S lIontl size he at the tine gave il Is hrs OPP
ION, thni death vas fastened By ,he ex t9oitiia4,
10 which the vital fm.fions naiba4s
'nbjcred by ush lecing.- eru.a " Bioaby.i.,
VISITATION OF Tod i-74taR pGper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

New Orleans papers Of the 9:h instan, represent
the cholera as ahatlng III violence. The following
report, from committee appointed 10 examine one
OF the hospitals, will account, in some degree for
the erea, mortality that has prevailed
Prom the Nen orleans Be, .Nhr. s
To Mr.. Denis Pricug, Mayor ofthe Cry Q. New
Orleans
The undersigned Stoudius Committee ramctl BY
the City Council during the prevalence ofthe cpl
demic now desala,ing the City, have the honor to
report, that, in cons.lu cnce Of information given by
sundry respectable persons relative to the condi-
lion OF the hospital kept by DR.. MFarlane, they
repaired to day at hatpass o'clock, to said hos.
pital that IN all the az artments they found the most
disgusting filth that all the night rcssels were full
and that the patients have all declared, that for
long time they had received no kind Of sucoar that
in many apartments Of the building they foundcoyp-
ses scveIal ofwhich had been number Of days in
state O.! puresactior that ,hence they repsired to
chamber adjoining the kitchen where they found
the body ola negro, which had been long tine
dead, in most offensive statp. They finally wen,
to another apartment opposite the kitchen, which
was equally filthy with the other rcoIns, and that
they there found many corpsss ospersops u long
time dead; that in bed between Others, they found
man dying stretched -npan the body ofa man ma
ny days dead
Finally, they declare, tina. il is impp bic fx one
70 torn an idea " wha. they have Witnessed. with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

tina the s1ilns qFi. aahi sympathy FIR him
was very deep atd SINCERE and tina, his funeral
oificgs wcre perornej 10y our citizens in a mar
ner which exhibited their sensbity 10 departed
worth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

In the MIDI Of be terrible caamitrs which have
p,l c,ed the c,iy @. New Orleans, il is consola-
lion to .ee that Ibc,al cfnllbl,ions ore made by
the citizens an! public inailu,ons, for suceoring
and relieving the poor. These charities, Judging
from the accounts Fbis'ed in the papers are large,
and increasing. Che General Charity Committee
Acknowledge the receipt in ire7 days. Of ncuy 'erca
h1Dsasd dollars in Individual donations.
Besides the Ctg Bant volunteered a loan Of
ffy MoVsand dollars To carry into el'cc, tho reRa-
ia'ipns Of the cry authorities. The Union bank Of
Louisiana gave $1,000, the United f-,s,cs Branch
gayo $1,000, the NewOrleans Canal md Banking
Company gave :;lDo the Louisiana Slate Insurance
Company $500, the Merchauts' Insurance Comps.
ny $500 $4,000 were aho given by French
Society with The mysterious name Of ". L. Peyfeet
Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

VIZ copafnersfiip heretofore existing UGicr
' me MN OF Bridges s. Mckinney, was dfshi'
'eo Oh Inc 31h inst. by Mutual consent AL pr
Suns im'ing claims against, and those ttftnd 10
49,. SUI H,i'' wi'i call Oh DAVID Rriare,, =" NJ $
"''"o''seu 10 settle The business Of said foralcp
Nov. % ''0 " "' 2,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

impo7'ent Indian T,rotp-We learn from tie
Liberty (Indiana) Port Folio Of the 10Th ms. TINT
the commissioners appointed for TIE purpose have
effected treaty w''h the Po,iawuo1alo lndiars,hy
which the Indians ceie to the Untel States all dc
lands lying in lndiana, aud oil south OF the Grant
river IN Michigan, ond all east Of the ever La
Plein IN Illinois wHlthc exception Of few very
small reservations Tie whole ,tac, contains be-
tween six and seven millions of acres and is rev
resented to bo ofan excellent qualify d land We
nre told, says the Port Folio. that the treaty wus
obtained on terms liberal to Tie aosernmen,--but
we have notlearet the enre conditions.
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taps.
Tin cholrra iras entirely erased II es,is and
within 100 miles uf the captas
Sit Francis Burlss entertained pary a. diunes
on Tuesjay, 10 meet Joseph Buonapsne, exKjn:
o. spain. lf~p4iep pope.
Colonel Murai, snon Of the late Joachim Mwat,
Ming If Naples, and nephew % Napoleon, Is about
10 leave town Oh tour To the North. Tho Colonel,
who prree1rd To Oporio soon aler Don Pedro
piociain,cd Donna Maria in that city, returned to
ihis conoiry asou, sorn, 1t hgo and IS now SO.
iaurnny al asartne,ts n ,.rgont street. IN tbs vi.
emily Of lhe Residence Of his uncle, Joseph Bonn.
pane. m
Il is stated IN ls.ieis fsoa, Paris, da.sl the oh
III thai Gen. Lafayette looked then as vel rs he
Ia tea years btf0re He no longer visited the roy
4, palace.
Baron linYgcns, late Minister from Holland %
Tue United States, has been appointed Ambassador
y Denmark. The Duich King has presented BIN
patents Of mobility consequence Of the active part
lac took IN New York in tie recovery Of the lewes
ofiho Princess of Orange
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

Na'cher "A Na,ch.. paper Of Nov. Cd says -
Though there has been occasionally some appre.
hcnsious among citizens that the cholera would
'piead yet We have every reason to b, thankful
that thus "a, the disease has NOT gained held up
Oh the place, 1t hns not assumed tho least appear
hnco Of nm epidemic character. The paper adds,
that much to tn" CT dit Of the citizens OF Natchez
not one Of them left it, fearing - o',ra. They
stay at home giving nroper attention 10 heir BUS
mess aEa ;, .neir domestic affairs"
The Baton Rouge Gaa tic OF The Bird inst. men
ucns thntthe health Of TIA, VILLAGE was never bet
ter--'htre being but single ofsirkncss, with
Ia the corporation limits. i'he Coymglen Palm
dunn of the same date, contains a graduation ,ha
there is no, single ease Of sickness in that VII
lago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29
From Ne Nslc Oylsaas Bca, Nor. 6.

The epidemic rs evidently abatlng, both in ma
lgnancy and in the number Of It's attacks. Tho
weather is now colder, and were it but only clear
the stiff north wind would blow 1t away altogether
F." Courage friends courage"
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From The buffalo IN " Jrur1a', .Sr. 10
AWFUL COZFLAG

! A large porioa of the city OF Buffalo is now
! 'nass OF smoking rlias. The greatest fire ever
known 70 our ION abi,ants since tic town was burn.
by the British orcurrei last nj GIT. About O'Clock
IL the evening the two stery wooden building
mar Tie Exchange Buildings, On Mann street, M.
occupied and locked, was discovered 10 be OH fire,
and the who'eb'ocl Gom the Exchange Buildings
20 seneca street, through TO peari inclusive, vas
consumed with astonishing rapldiiy.
From The West, tho fire communicated 10
the East side 81 Main street, the North SIDE of Sem
eea on The West Of Main and % .he Buffalo House,
North East corner of Main, and Seneca and 10, u
time the whole city was Threatened With des,rin~
lion, hal fortunate change of the wind, and the
nov and ire proof sail OF Mr. Eiher on the one
corner, and the power Of The ines upon the other
checked It On the North side OF Seneca STREET. with
ie damage and II spent its fury upon the block be-
los, and part Of the adjoining block on the Eas,
side Of Washington street
Property 10 the amount Of $50 900 is DESTROYED
and srenns of d stress better imagined than desert
bed, .-ow IN its train
IN addition to the estimate we have made, there
is great waste Of property by removals from
atcfcs md dwellings which were thrsalci,ed, and
tho deprs'ations OF runderers Is almost incrcdlbc
Oar jai. is Elled with them, and more a,e unler es
uu,iunion bolore the Justices
There is 90 doub, but Il is The work Of 40 ircep-
diary and i, 10 remark able tina, this calamity ss
occurred On the anniversary of the grcs. fire three
years ago
Immediate arrangements should be made to az
ford relief to the houseless poor, and whatever
distress dsns.er al tie. another has brought M
on our devoted city n,ny be- +, is hoped inhoo,
itants sill bcar with the Same hbesaliiy ani BIO.
cherry feeling they did da'.:'g the sea-on of tho
Cholera
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ErttaCt ef a Letter hom Near orleans daitf Nor.
9h veceircd 40 his ci,s.
wrote 10 you on the 5th lust and commuui-
Gated the melancholy intelligence Of the srent in
crease ofour usual epidemic, attended with the
Cholera the two diseases combined, committing
the most awful lnroads on our devoted clty. The
days of the 9th and nh were more fatal than pre-
viously, being above 10 victims on each day. Nc
yer have seen such dreadful tine, the s,reatcsi
CONSERVATION depicted on every countennncs. On
the night ofthe 7ih, we had very heavy RAIN
followed by unusual cold weather this chang,
has checked both diseases, and mos, wonderful i
r.'ate the nun,ber of deaths yesterday ana to day
Is said hot 10 exceed 60 each day, with cold nor
thcrly wind and fine clear weather The change
together with the alarm lhs mas greatly subsidized
is very great relief the physicians also have III,
disease more under their control and SAY thai tie
danger is past" Ric1 Uaig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

Cincinnati paper gives melancholy account
ofIhe death ofthe daughter Of Judge Henderson, Of
that place, by Cholera. ltappears tina, she was
hurried tn ,hr second Of October and on tho six
tacn,h, was corpse She lett Cincinnati with her
husband On .. Maxwell, Esq Of Lousiano,) i'm
mediately aiterthc bfidal-was attacked on the SIN
teenth near Il o mout OF the Ohio, IN the morning,
w,th AsIatie Cholera and died at O'Clock in the
evening of'he same day. Che has !et her firmly
overwhelmed with grief, anti numerous and ey,
tcnsve Acquaintance, to whom she was endcaro,'
by her many virtues. and the excellence Of her
heart, To mourn her sad and early fate The Gin
c'nnatl Republican says: I" We have tuleld her
mild innocent, laughing gir Yesterday the cay
and beautiful bride. Alas sad, sad is the change
she now sleeps the BRIDE of death -
"A b, Maxwell Esq. the husband of the young
lady mentioned above, stopped (on his way honle)
Mt Natchcz, Miss. where hv died in about an hour,
of the same disease which had, bnt few nou,s
fesiousy, 50 suldcnly u,herod his youthful bride
INTO eternity
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- = :
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS.

M" OKLA Ms.
! We bove been favored with the annexed extrar,
OF letter from a gentleman IN New Orleans TO his
| ti'end N this city, dated the 4th inst.
| " The yellow fever and Cholera rugc TO dread
| ful desree. Some die in tao or three hours Tn.
heat Is Excessive, and the hourly arntn Of strsn-
| gers makes II dreadflI. Alas when aud wh,rt
Will II stppl None ofour large family las Is YET
been attacked Inst week 1910 died and a great
many just buried, as they had died, withop. cot.
In and although they have dug pits Mt, feet long
aud ou'y them three deep, they had no room yes.
tefday to bury all. There were Is eorpscs not
| inferred last night The principal bakers have
, gwen up baking, N consequence Of losing 80 many
bincke, and we have almost 10 fight for bread The
first day hr mob was 50 great, at the bake house
near u.s. that tho guurds had to- turn on, Ia due it,
lhccry WAS, Lott, give me bread | have rot
had bite for two days. The distress Is create
thnn have ever witnessed AL. the rlch have con.
iribnteh to the relief Of the poor, with lhem the
Mayor and Corpara!.on The linton Masonic
Lodge has appropriated 1000 dollars the pon,
Star Lodge 700, aud Perseverance Lodge ha-
giscn up thor Lodge for Hospital. All the
polhccnrics have furnished drugs or medicines
some to the amount OF 800, md others $500"
In addition to the above, we have New Orleans
papers OF the 9Th and 9th ns.lnt, which give no ~
dcation OF the abatement II the pcsiilcncc TIL
Courier says, that 1t isimPossbe to 90, correct
statements of new cases and 'ntcrmcnts, and there
for declines giving any reports
The Unitcd Statcs Bank have appiapra,.t ono
thousand dollars ior the relief Of The sick and nd
gent, and correspondent oionc oftEe newspapers
says that they have also very literally and prompt
ly discounted such paper had been presented by
the Corporation, to meet the cyigcncles Of the mo-
| ,acnt Another Bank, II is stated had profcred q
loan of 10000 dollars to the Corporation, while an
other hal refused TO discount their note for 5000
dollars, al ninety days.
" The people, says tho Emporium, arc in a
state of suffering, dependency, and excitement. un-
paralleed in the history Of the city. Dcnth on
the pale horse for The las, ten days has been re-,
pldly engaged IN the ntfiscrminaio work Of slaush
ter. Not less than tighecn hundyed indy
nave osr,hai sn,cthe o mn ,ncnt ofthc disease.
Abuses of a most hagrant ,arac,er exist which
no effort of the proper authority tn correc,
aud unless speedy measures are taken forthwith to
purify the atmosphere OF the Gem, trics, worse
! scourge than visited the human race viii add
| is horrors to the pests Of yellow fever and cholera
with which Wa are sorcy afflicted Should further
delay ensuci will be impossible to predict the fatal
consequences. Let our wealthy, active, and philun
thropc ciiizens look 10 these matters They or.
ffnusht with omnous import to the prosperity OF
thecily as well MS TO human hfe." MAT ri
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PLANO srDIaIsC..s

VIE. snbscriberh has just received flrl|.e- sus
M ply OF Dubois & Stolari's hlersl!ie plof ,,
tortes, which he will sell on Accommodating trrf;
JOHN fOMpkl,er
MY 3 o,4.f