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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
IN HiLLSBOROTGH

yEyHE subscriber would respectfully fetuln his
IL thanks to the public for the patronage ea-
te.dcd 10 the firm Of Haughawout & Elliot; and
as tie business VIII lie continued by him in all it,
various branches, at the old stand he hopes TO re-
ceiye the same literal patronage.
STILLS, and TIN WARE, of every variety
for household USE. manufactured in the most neal
and durable style by experienced workmen, KEEP
constantly or hand, or made to order, on the mos
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to attend TO all orders fol-
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. and
.GUTTERING, which he engages to DO in a
STYLE equal for excellence and neatness with thai
Of any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware. assorted, furnished Wholesale q
Merchants and others. and delivered at their
doors at Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGHAWoUT.
Sept. 2a. "a - 95-
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Advertising Rates for The rill,lorcreh Recorder

One dollar per square (i6 lines) for the tTH
insertion, and IS cents for e oh continuance. De-
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows: rs .. -.s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
accommodation for xl.9reI-
:. has *-a ss..4 fPt.s. A a..m.- a..

T'HE subscriber is poss prepared with com.
Portable Carriage, Hack, and Buggy, to
convey Passengers from Hillshorough to any 9TH
er place, or to bring them here by the day, week,
or job He has good horses and an experienced
driver. and thinks he can give entire satisfaction
He can he found at his shop, two doors above
the Union Hotel.
HENRY EVANS.
February l. 49,
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Bulletin No. ,.

THE rrssf 49, EsgTKza - loagpr1laal
a 81 a sassy Esaas Fl fhr Mesa- 1he sRua'rs
ss-xsns sarwe1 = kasx ne hozness ~ Fasag GO
~ a. Aiehes. caEFira disAag q ths aahalaa.als
Nswhsnis uesr sa&sce u sensse thfHwaassisaa
he Issssi ss1rs 10 nrasseE F.auess tsza1es 500
r1mp<lea - aa@rn ihEiE 3MsAangss &C resS So.
frsel nee sSEeHly fhEn langnsge ean essente
Ths paAse aatho-ies Wese easiad C . adnssils-
- ssa an8 essnsA u EAors. great PsAAe e.
lanisy ha1 orruErad
Ees wousa 4 = II tks 81 ron@eQnsnosa ~ m
eaoA "a eesssa when he waters Eah<iAed b1i
no. ~ TIE ErsiEing waves - rsa slusial -
p.asiies. shirh IN . en- uloHsas srss Ese al
that asirssEso0s niasn shira Psocnces Si.oas
aiessess
whsfsvslhsss' ssrzsea D. Fevasus enisis
poinla Answer: H. e41sse 81 bilsaas dsEanst.
n.snf ass rs pgiaripai sasroF - knlf dsisd Esg-
.riss ~ rirsEs- Al hisisEy and sEp<Firnos proves
/ this tSso,y. whfa he British army encamPea
On de- plains a. Eslremalurs. Il > TIM WHEN lhs
river G.saiians Id be- sne dry aiesr God. Rs
| ~rrrESr sal INTkRNlrTENr FEyes rsgsA .
n.uaE he tr0oTs with snrh dexsr0ciiye mallgniiy
. shai IhEy came nigh hring extEPztea.
TaE GRaKFExaERn eaNrkSE. ihefrfsfs. ear
l nesfly cal the attention &c the entire West q
ss<iT n,ss extraordinary and celehrsied s'Eiss q
/ ASrH-HIIlsrs MEnIeISEs. In eseEy losahs
wisss Ihsre Is the slightest tendency 70 any fair
ofFErkn. fEyER am AcrE. Drsn AsuE. and
he Ike. he inhahitants shonA n enee ssnd h
rhe Gsnrral Agent 81 the District and hays 6Fat
frnhsrs Dep0t esishlishei PEAR ihem. Were hi
ssoae. AM ,he GRAEFENBERG NEGEfA
BLE PILLS sni HEALTH BIffERs uss.
aceasilins - directions, there wouE hs no fear "
aiiiaus 1.seases. 7..-.--.-zs
50 important ne the Grssfenhcrs Medsinef q
the people al Ihe West that tie fa,lswing STRIP
should ~ immediately tskFn:-
ls,. Ersr1 nsigaiorfaod Should here a Graf
enberg Dtnoi. ~ addressing fhs General &gfn
Of any district this ran b. SECURED.
FL. EamiEt, i0sR s!ab tqg:fhr and ct G.
imn's.l'ieis sugBis.
81. Eiaigrgni Sarisfies and 0titr pli!an'kT'
pir boGiss Should frrnisi hsm 10 nc aesdg.
b. saeh means bilious diseases viii be entire.
presented.
The other Mc1isines Of the Company arc mos
em.neniIy adapted to the diseases for which the
are recommended. and consist Of the following:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
Trust Sale.

ElY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed to the
- subscriber By Jane craig, on the ed day Of
May. 1919. for the payment Of sundry debts SCI,
forth in said lrGst. shah PrOceed 10 sell. 10 the
higaesi hildsr, Tor cash. on the 9Th day Of June
next. before the court hnGse door in tic town Of
HillsbOTongh, the following property. viz:
One tract OF Land. containing stout one hum
arsd anl eighty acres. being on the waters Of
Haw crres. sJpining the lands Of the hhirs Of
Ssabom Lynsh, the heirs al Nancy S.sel, and
Others.
Also, one Negro Woman by the name Of Nil
lev. and her child hy named Jim.
5lsS, two Horses. one carryan. six head CT
Cattle. stock Of Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Corn. Oats and Fodder on hand, or as
much 81 will satisfy ssid Trust.
RICHARD TAPp, Trustee.
Msye. 2s-
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MitChell's Eve Salve.

THE concurrent Testimony Of men of integrity
II aud worth i The hest evidence ve can have
Of any fact Of whivh We have no cognilsnre OUT
selves. The great advantages possessed " ~.
article over every othei, arcits cerisiniy. SAFE.
", consenence. and Fconcmy. Al PhysSeisns
admit that great danger i 70 be sppsehended from
dragging the eye WHEN in infnmmed end un-
healthy state. IN the use Of this splse this ohsc-
lion Is entirely removed, as no harm esn F-e.sihT
resull rom IL use il bring in 81 csses sppIied to
the erfnAei portions o. the eve thereby avoiding
al the Inconvenience. pain and dsnger which ne.
cessarily attend The introduction 81 sny Iungsnt
article info the eye. Its activity in subduing IN
lammalion Is 30 great tia, bot fsw cafes reQuire
the use Of more ihsn one bottle TO efisct Perfect
cure. One Physician remarked TO Ne, aiisr having
witnessed lis effects in several instances. ihs, 1t
was = perfect Gre kRler." We miaht multiply
reasons why this salye should lie preferred ahosr
every thing else in the ira,mcnt Of dneases Of lhe
eye, but We prefer il should stand on lie own me-
mis-. Al We ask is that is yntues be thoroughly
tested and that the dree,icnshc strictly followed
@ d. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co. n Y.
For sale Al this Office.
March H. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17

I OF No 10, in the plan Of the town Of Hills.
80 borough. is offered for sale on reasonable
terms Apply to Lcmuel Lynch, osq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
CHEAP WATCHES & JEWELRV,

God Pens, with Pencil and SlIteT HolUcr, UU
Gold Finger Rings, 315 cents TO so 90
Watch Glasses. hest quality plain II! cts. PAT
cnt ls,; I.unet %: other articles in proportion.
All goods warranted to he what they are sold for.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and lie.
pines, still lower than The above prices.
~...-@ O. CONRAD.
Jewcller and Manufacturer OF Silver Ware,
Watch Maker and Importer Of Watches.
Constantly OH hand, large assortment of all
articles usually kept in sima, establishments, of
good quality aud fashionable styles.
February 9. l6-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
Cabinet Ware House.

yENHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally tina, he has on hand.
and will en,eayor constantly 10 keep, variety Of
well.nade Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles, such a..
Sofas. Sideb0ards. Bureaus,
Rcdstcatls, Fables.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
Horse Powers and Threading
Machines.
VARIETY STORE

Marrh 7.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17

0. F. LONG, c. s. N. E.
@ ~ 2s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

IN nhieh Il originated. wilh rs oljeriiens;
anl Il he fail 10 d. Ibis within I'm dsys.
Sundays e1repird.l il shsll heroine = lar
wi'houl his signature. Right ~ wrong.
he msy be averIaled by Fnle Of two
lhinls of earh House: and. IN IliaI event.
lhe bill heeomes 4 law wiihnni hss sRnr-
iinn. Ifhis nhirriions he not thus eleT-
Tnlrd. ihe suljrrI is only postponed, and
is EefeTed IN he STATES and The IseoTle Tor
ihrir consideration and derision. The
Presidents power il negative msTely. and
nni affirmative. lie ran enari no law.
The only effect. IhsTeloTe. Il his with
holding his approval af . bill passed by
Congress Is 10 suffer The existing laws 10
remain unchanged. and the delay OCCASION
ed is only that required 10 enable the
states and lhe people 10 consider and acI
ur0n The subject in the election Of public
agents who will carry out ihsir wishes and
instructions. ANY attempt 10 eoerre the
President tn yield his sanction iomrssures
which he cannot approve. would be viola
iion Of The spirit Of the constitution. palPa.
BILE and fragrant; and IL successful, would
break down the independence Of the exc
ruiiEe department, and make the President.
rler,ed by the people. and clothed by the
constitution with power 10 defend their
rights. ihe<kere instrument Of Il majority
of Congress. A surrender. on his part,
Of the powers with which the constitution
has invested his Office. would effect 4
practical alteration Nf that instrument.
without resorIing 10 the prescribed PROCESS
Of amendment.
With the motives or considerations
which may induce Congress To pass any
bill The President can have nothing To do.
lie must presume them tn be pure as his
own. and look only 10 the practical effect
"f their measures when compared with
the constitution or the public good.
(fo be concluded in our nexL)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

pesfrrl rspsir. % - "a make wb,,.r..
pTaiil I'm ~ naiizci Erusn alle l.srsl r. .
nes~. aiihnaal further eAlsnsasn. nr a. rn,.-
~ Il wiai ) rnniinpti line lhU.usb ~.
Stale snd Unis'n. having rsna,niy ~.
pEasprriS uf pni6ls a. Is ssO-k. and s,y:.,I
ing inrslin,zble sifanlsses 10 our n+o,l.
And in rh0nsing htIwesn Ihrsr, ~. -.
noI close our eyes n he Esrl, Il,at n,l.-.
Ne tFshars IN .sr wnlk Il exlrmsi n -
badness and eneEsy. b. mrasrr-s a -
adopted by ihr present l. q nFr, ,D,h. ,
and adverse srhtnes will IN all pr.,l sl,il;,,.
he rarrird inia efIrri. deslruriiFe IN ag,..,
measure nT he Interests II our me =,
Railroads. and rrndering them Total Io.s
Ia The Prupriel"rs.
We are. therefore, in situation. VIA.
there i faT more danger 10 the publir \.
IeresI frnm IhF waste ii lelhergT and ~
activity. than from improsidence or sx,r,.
Eaganre. A reasonable eronamy e..n.,.,.
in preserving aud improving y hal ne Uo,,
have. whilst We are providing Al Inc same
time new accommodation Ior The pressing
wants Of our constituents
WILL: A. GRAHAM
Executive Department. Dec. 4, lsss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.

In another column. Of our paper will he
found an additional letter from Gen. Tay-
lor. It is one Of those plain, manly and
chaste productions for which Old lack has
become so eminent. In giving quietus
10 the many base publications that have
been propagatcd to his injury, he demon
strates TO the satisfaction Of every mind
however corrupted it may be with spirit
of faul, -finding-that the course he has pur
sued since the people forced him into the
political arena has been perfectly consis-
tent. lie explains tho manner in which
his name was brought before the people,
and in all the honesty Of his unsophistico-
ted mind, declares that he was under the
impression that such course would alay
party luminosity. Honest old man! he
knows not the fact, that were an angel d.
rect from Heaven the Wing nominee the
Locofocos would prefer charges against
him.
in this letter Gen. Taylor repeats tina,
he is Wing, "a decided Wing, bu, not an
ultra one" In regard to what some over
nice Wings appeared to think inconsistent
cy in Gen. Taylor accepting nominations
rendered him by segments Of the Locoioco
party, he settles that matter Mt once BY
saying, with the distinct nvown! published
10 the world that he was Wing, he did
not think that he had right TO rcpel NOM
nations from political opponents, any more
than he had RICH. to refuse tho vote Of a
Democrat. Coupled with his Independent.
cy, there is SO much honesty and strai,-ior-
wardncss in Gen. Taylor's letter as to
commend il to oil, even to his oppo-
nents. We trust that every man having
voto to cast at the approaching election
will carefully pcrusc this ablc letter, weigh
we'll the sentiments that it contains and in
his mind contrast, it but for moment,
their pure, conservative nature with that
Of those promulged in the Baltimore and
Buffalo "platforms.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

We know not how they acquired the out
rngeous title, but such is the appela,on
given band Of men who arc said to have
been for some time concentrating their for.
ces ut New Orleans with the intention OF
making pira,ical expedition against the
territory oil Mexico. They have been or.
ganizing themselves as Buffalo Hunters.
Alter repeatedly being notified that such
an expedition was on foot, President Polk
has at length seen proper to order the
transmission OF directions to the law officers
OF the government in New Orleans, ST.
Louis, ind elsewhere, to crush any incipi-
ent measures tending TO the invasion OF the
Mexican territory.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21
THE MORMON VOTE.

The Locofoco editors Of Iowa arc trying
by ''noise aud confusion 10 drown the ef
iects Of the neiarious transaction which
they perpc,rated in stealing the Mormon
votes. Every little sheet Of that stamp 10
the State, appears to have caught the scent,
almost intu,lvely, and to he hot in pursuit
Of some kind Of rubbish whcrewi,h 10 con.
ceal from view the cnormity of the outrage
which the leaders Of their party have COM
mittcd upon the ballot box. The big dog
OF all, the editor OF the Washington Union,
has got upon the trail, but being old aud
the scent rather distant, he knows not cy-
nctly what course to pursue. 1t is some
thing unparalleled, amid all the corrup,ions
and ntrigues growing out Of the strong
partisan feeling prevailing, to see the lead
crs of party with so much barcfaccd ef-
iron,ery, attempt to irnpute their own
transgressions to their opponents aud BY
equivoca,ion and downright, falsehood seek
to lie down all opposition.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21
BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.

% VT AbN
We have a practical illustration Of the
benefits Of advertising. Sometime during
the summer two young men called upon US
for the purpose Of advertising very valu.
able horse that had been stolen from them.
They resided some distance, in Jones coun-
~, and had ridden in search Of their horse
and without obtaining clue TO him, until
their funds were nearly exhausted; as u
last resort they concluded TO advertise him.
They did SO. The papers containing the
notice were mailed. Ono reached its des-
tination in Cedar county and while being
read, man rode up who answered so well
the description in the advertisement, TINT
an effort was made to arrest him, but sus-
picioning their intentions he fled. lie was
pursued bu: not overtaken. The horse
proved to be the stolen property. We GU
ly regret our inability TO add the arrest Of
the thief.
Having an extensive circulation through
the interior counties Of our State, il would
he ''passing strange" did notice OF the
kind fail 10 meet tho eve Of some one who
could give clue 10 the desired inlorna-
ton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

We are happy TO see such an increase
Of fruit this season over its predecessors.
and hope il may he more tho result Of in
creased attention than Of favorable wealth
CT. There is nothing more healthy and
certainly lew things less "hard to tnke,'
than luscious fruit. II may assume what
form il chooses, whether that Of the blush
ing peach, the purple grape, tho mellow
pear, or tho ''rosy-chcekcd" apple, still i.
is delicious. Tho denial of these luxurics
has been one Of the most severe privations
with which we have had to contend in our
western horne, and We rejoice that through
tho display Of a good taste, the proycrbal
produc,ivcness Of our soil is rapidly rcmoy-
ing even this objection. Those who have
plenty Of frui, now find it source Of con-
siderable income. We observed farmer
tho other day, one who resides in this Vi
cinity, measuring out peaches ., Sl,0O
per bushel and grapes at % cts. per gal
Ion.
NJ The above was written upon the
strength Of basket Of peaches and buck
Ct Of grapes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21
L.. s. GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION.

We have been permitted to make the
following extract from letter received
from one Of tho corps OH the above cxpedi
ton, dated scamp, Falls ST. Croix, Aug
l4th, lslS:r-
81 think IN your northern trip, YOU were
up Black river. suppose the features Of
country in that part resemble this, but |
understand this is less susceptible Of cult
walton, in fact there is nothing AS far as l
have seen in this pnrt particularly inviting
to tho farmor, when YOU come to add a
poor and difficult titled soil, to the rigor OF
Z months wiutcr. The lumber trade is
carried on pretty vigorously; the mill at
this place, running 3 up and down saws,
aud = circular, night and Unacceptable Of
saving, ] understand, 10000 #. per day.
The falls itself is properly steep rapids,
heightened by dam, sufiicicncy Of water
power, but is frozen up ia winter. The
property is owned by u Boston Company.
who have embarrassed themselves in halt
finishing large three story Hotel. The
new Land Office is located here, and the
first public sales commence to-day.
would like to sell any claims may have.
The object Of our examinations at this place
is to determine the existence or not of con.
per in tho trap rocks. Which is very i'm
probable, at least in sufficient quantity to
make mineral reserve
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21
From the Mo. Republican.
TEEEGRAPriEC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL
OF TIE EUROPA.
Seven Days Later Decline Of BrradStuifs.

NLn A'iph.
The steamer Europa arrived today from
Liverpool. bringing seven days later adyi-
ccs from Europe.
The favorable representation @. the crops
in this country, carried out by the "United
Staes,' indnced American descriptions Of
brcadstutis to he offered freely, nilording
large room Tor choice.
Provisions moved slowly, with DISPOSE.
ton on the part ot holders 10 take lower
prices.
LIVERPOOL ConS EXCHANGED
Sept. !.
The duty has declined this week one
shilling per quarter on wheat, and sispcnce
on barley, oats, beans, peas and rice
Wheat has declined and I'd per bushcl--
free and bonded. Sack -four is two shi!-
lings, and barrel flour one shilling lower
than las, reported. There has been no
change ia oats or barley. Oatmeal has de-
clined one shilling per quarter. There
is better demand for Indian corn, for ship
lnent, than there was on Tuesday. The
demand for cotton il steady, the trade no,
holding large supplies: sales for the week,
49, 900 bales; Fair Upland and Mobile. ARE
the same rs last week. Orleans prime
was reduced one eighth. Int advanced an
eighth. on lower and midding grades.
Ireland is quiet. Lord John Russell
made tour Of personal inspection through
the country.
Numerous arrests have been made in
Manchester aud tho adjoining towns, oi
leading ciiar,ists-iivc have been sentcn-
cod 10 fifteen months hard labor.
At kirkdale there has been a serious riot,
in which the police officers were assault
cd.
DIR. Mcdowell, a chartist leader, has
been convicted Of using reasonable lau-
auagc, and sentenced 10 two years i'm.
prisonment.
O'Gorman has positively escaped, aud j.
now in Paris.
Notice, the snh-edi,or ofthc 'Nation,'
has also escaped, and gone to America.
The special commission TO try O'Bricn.
is not expected 10 meet soon, ON account
OF the great mass OF documentary evidence
To be taken.
The German Assembly were still cnga :
ged in discussing q Constitution ;ir the
Confederation.
The Hungarian troops have been defeat
cd hy Servi.n Rebels, with great loss.
There has been serious riot ut Wen
m, occasioncd by an attempt to reduce the
wages al TIE working mcn.
The contest continued for three days
between The la5nrers and the National
Guards. In the struggle. six aborcrs were
killed and six,y-one wounded, among whom
were ten women.
Berlin has also been the scene Of riot
The house of the President was attacked
with fragments OF benches, iron railing.
stones. DC, and attempts were made 10
raise Larricadcs. In these proceedings,
several persons we're killed snd wounded.
The Austrian and Prussian Ministers
have introduced bills 10 suppress public
meetings in their respective Kingdoms.
The rumors al an insurrection and rcvo.
!u,ion in Russia-bronghi hy the last arri
vnl--werc nothing else than German fab
relations.
An aImisiice between Prussia and Den.
mark has been signed, and sent to Berlin
10. ratification.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

TON CoRwIS.-This eloquent man sd-
dressed an asscmblage Of Wings at Will
mington, Ohio, on the 26th ult. Such was
the effect, that number Of Wings who
were dissatisfied with the nomination oil
Gen. Taylor, among whom were many
Quakers, waited upon Mr.. Corwin after
he had finished, aud told him that they
wcro now satisfied with Old lack and
would vote for him. A number of others,
who could not obtain access to him for the
crowd, left similar word Ut the house where
he stopped
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

PLAIN TALK.-The Worcester True
Wing says: The nomination Of Adams to
run on the Van Buren, ticket gives great
to the Wings Of New England.
They regarded him as the weakest rene
gadc among them. A man worth million
Of dollars, who is niggard enough 10 allow
tho town Of Quincy 40 opportunity 10 re-
pudiate the funeral expenses Of his father,
must !ack, at least one essential element of'
popularity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

FoRr HARRISON MEErINc.--Thc Both
anniversary Of Gen. Taylor's defence Of
Fort Harrison was celebrated on the 9TH
inst, at Terrc llautc, Ind, in a very pop
nlar manncr--,he number Of people pres
ent being variously estimated from fifteen
to thirty thousand. Letters from Gen.
Taylor, MilIard Fillmore, etc., were read.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs--Tho
Yellow Fever ia New Orleans is said TO
have assumed an epidemic form and TO 10
spreading over the city. There are some
new features in tho disease, and persons
attacked with il arc taken oil with great
suddcuncss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

MELAxcuoLr.-Mr. Christopher Schem-
mel, Of New Vienna, Dubuque county, was
killed instantly on the 3lst ult., by being
caught 10 Tho machinery Of his factory al
that place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

SUDDEN DEATn.-Mrs. MITCHELL, moth
er of G. c. II. Mitchell, Esq, Of this place,
was taken i'll on last Friday evening and
died during the night. She was one Of
the first residents in this vicinity, and much
esteemed by those who knew her.