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wA.mroros, D. c., December ~, /

wAsmperos, d. c., December -, Isso.
To ls Editors Of ns Washiagtoa Ussens
The Of the heirs Of Koscusko has been decided e vor
judges court stns ehance, delivered their
opinion this morning They dismissed the demues Of The admins
Of personal of Cob Bond and Of his reies, and
ordered tcm TO answer bill Of the heirs before Of Febus-
~ next the Argument they opposed the
heirs respect The memory Of Koscuso and
the win which he had revoked, Notwithstanding.
you noticed The Of the counsel managing
Of Of Kosusko and also Of those who argued
Defendants expect this win be acceptable your
well eadrr, who have rsspec, for
memory Of Kosciusko. AMERICANUs.
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Once OF the wsshingsen oss-IAght Company,
DxcEnBkR ~, ISt9.
NOTICE hereby given meeting stockholders Of this
IN company be held once Monday In
Of directors
yea seeesby the "a section Of the Of incorporation
Dec. Ie--eoa r. LfNDsLEY.
rRAvATs, STOCKS, sc.sTEvENs has received full and
" beautiful Of black
These goods just imported and consequently the
market Il
Also, style SOCKS hooks, canes, perm
merry, nc. sTEVENSe
''',' eres. Hs. and eenlemens ousuins Essi.hSep,,
Dec 02-eo6df No Browns Hotel.
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AND DHAwERs.-A nutber supply q
day received.
Also, smymsae syoke secks shirss further supply day
AZ usual shirts win be rssailed Al wholesale price,
Great Hat and esntsmens Quitting E.sabi.hnens
Dec. 22-eo6df hf No Brownf Hotel.
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ayoLEY B. authorized advertisements Tor
,s New York. rhiadsphia, and Boston, and rees for
,.yment for The same.
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committee Of naval officers has been appointed by the
British Admiralty, consider the advisable for
ascertaining the fate OF Sir John Franklin.
Two ships, tho Lord Gambler and the 16rar, have nccnt
ly arrived Huh from Davss sais but neither OF them
brings any tdngs respecting the arctic expedition.
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card.

We beg adopt expressing you agreeable
surprise felt Witnessing exercises Of your
pupils Carss Saloon Thursday evening For judi
arrangement for their and
delivery, exceeded anything o
before Witnessed considering the tender Of
hc performers We believe that adv
improvements system of education sbroad
and IN which you given convincing
your hands, disappointed BY the inemenc the
weather. Witnessing e performances % pnpils We would
therefore, for the general promulra
admirable results of system, recommend
those exercises any additions you may hnd convenient
them the capital address The subject of In
teecta Improvement concluded
Your compliance viii crafty
MANY FRIENDS OF THE CAUSE.
To Mcssrs. WILSON and cmscnIII,
Principals Of the Mcleod Seminary
ec23-lt Intel Repubiicl
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Ssluies in honor Of the newly arrived British minister
were exchanged yesterday morning between the navy
yard and the British steamer Hecae. The minister and
his suite have taken up their quarters at the National
Hotel.
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The junior editor of the Rspubiie, dos we UNDER
stand he 10 the writer Of the articles to which we al.
ialsifers still insists that the editors Of this paper
prto the late wlmo correspondence with respect to
the speakershP We cannot stop to contradict the junior
editor Of the ofEanor The writer Of the articles alluded
To- whoever he may beeveyt time he reiieraes the state
ment bot once for al win say, that he knows what he
ue or writes false, and tha, his mendaci,y Is premed
iiaied and wlfuL With this plaster upon his cheek he
may 90 on utiering his falsehoods We shall pay no
more attention TO them. 800
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Particularly % tIle I..slles.

ParttCulnrly 20 tho Ladies'.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND WILL
fully open Monday LOT Of 900 French Cater Boots c
elegant assortment offered In this market
ssting Of
Black, Bronze, Blue, Green, and Slate coors.
The above having been purchased for cash Iowa they
cheaper heretofore sold them.
Also, Richly Embroidered French Kid Sandals unusually besu
full fsA@s
White and black Satin and Kid Slippers and Walking Shoes made
expressly ORDER by the approved Philadelphia
Genemens Patent Leather Dress Shoes and Caters also dne
Dress and Water proof Boots.
A. C0YLE& SON.
Dec 23-2aw2w
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Odd Fellows' Hall, gth street, Weaknesses.
II OPEN EVERY EYENING FOR a SHORT SEASON.
Handsomely fitted up with raised platform brlsnty ussd
with gas.) A1 VA
Bayne's celebrated seies of Gtgisc PaMorGm0s satikd
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Boston, harbor HALIFAX A.
Liverpool Thames, (passing
and ending viii, magnificent view q the TUN
MEL, brilliantly Illuminated both banks OF the beautiful RIVER
in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore ~
An exhibition every wednesday Saturday afternoon II four
O'Clock. f3ss
Admission, % Children under twelve Is
Doors open al 6x O'Clock; TO commence moving *.
Dec. 1g-lmds ~
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Or service may be expected a. Wy IN %. Panls En-
day, at II m. W t Dec. ~
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-A. 9: HuGuENN co,
<, e ws,shs s ssy ss e.:
Me- & ]
ss'as az. ssss a %ss:s- S ss
Gentlemen wishing 70 pa's.ss aas ,rs y Sss;s vs.
call All Mou.andon. old stand, sean.,sssi. ssss:..
between las .. and Is'a streets; M.aingSs g
Nassau Streets s New York n
SSnE o% who ss s %
q watches clocks and son'eassn sssssd
'' Dec s Y -nia.' ''' ' ''' J. MorrAHDoN
PINE editions, Am best sindlas., many q shsa ssea-
souiSsy sIsipss csaass., spence, SWIM Tso.sa 6s
a ss' P:s.so g's s,'os Jeremy % sssss
ior The imported dse. from London By ne ss1ssss
opened. - - - 80.
Dec %. fRANCK TAYL0G
sn and &c ready for delivery imsiss,sy We Ss1
ners before ne a5th instant
VISITING Cards engraved .nd gss,sss I. a. .ssssss
Dec az boot.,oss, near 81 sesss.
BAsn o, rms Msrsorous, Dec. ii, ises
s-cs s s ~ nor 'S Ss rss.a.y nc Il ;..ss
Al note. payable AZ Inc bank on ,o-e days must ss attended n
0 pso ss oa ss s ssss Sh p 'sslss
HOLIDAY PREsESTs- The undersigned has pvsa
many useful and fancy ses suitable for sozcsy p.s.s.s 90
viii be sold Al lower price. eoods ~.
one o. %s s sssu .ss,s e ss.,s - s
u' bed =, . America
u sore-T BAsTiANEiLI 1 Co, mporisrr o. Asey csoSs,
~ sSs q. and en-; ss ss s
open ready fo Their collection u ~ nene
es wsss''' ana '''' ''''' sr's sss9
Dec . -suf Blown: asss.
f... i s.;.: y: .s: :: s ;: :. g. s. Z: s
''f Dss s, ss@% ' - =
sqss.sd 70 attend % 'm on The days B,ssss, ,oo
AIDES Fancy Work Bones, 2 sss.sf.1 5000.
Dee Jus sa .eai1s'' Penn ASssss. se;sss T. =
LIME Editions I'm best Enxlish ea1f 80 ssen 10y
Il Morocco binding Of LcnFshcw, Bysnt s.sesen' ny
,. q rcc.' p Irving. s S.s~sss s s kS
LcnEsiows Poets fEmogs Peters, Poets ne s -
Germany Gdswold. @s,ss. soso.s y.sss
ros % q ss sm s," spn ssd are E received o w
large eoieeion q English poet and wss, x ~ e
np pss. % s''' o '''''' rRANcx TAuoa
,1.s =. .. PouDER informs her f4snAs go puoBoss
@ Re h1 q a :ss s,.ss s y. Ssw rs 1885, 49,,
oftoys and Christmas presents Ladies, give her can
sEss pdee. varying from 'ssas = e mAurx-
Dec 81 soos.'o's, sssI On :.
EURNTsETED house rens--A thrse story brick houss
nsishSoihood f,hs city. AyyE e,,,,o.,
Dec 18-dfws Penn. Az, op Browns hoee1s
CTFIopTAN GT.EE BOOK--Jass received ne Ethiopi.a
Vim %sn ss s ssa gre sssi :s
sale unusually low BY WI. tisCH:Ay
Dec 70 stafionsu' Hsn
CAMPBELL's LAvss % me chief Jssssees - rona.a.
" London edition 2 volumes.
=, Lsssr' Or he Threads Of Lie. For sale a. a
TAYLOR MAUHYp
Dec II Booksiore, near ~ =
I7rsE edition. Of C~mpsen Pyrsn, meers, sAenspzs,
Chauccr, and other sdou Of standard EnM un
tare, Of them imported direct nom London g. uer
signed, may be found al his bookstore, aend'dy ~
richly bcund-some Of them This day opened ~ ~ -. y. -
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A STROLOGY.-Thc celebrated O. w. ROBACK, Sweden,
Office No. n Locust street. above 9th street. Philadeps os
Washington vicinity
all heads Of
higher reputation Astrologer than any living Naves
Commentaries 3d. Gentlemen Is
distance have their nauve drawn by sendng &c
BIRTH All above
immediate attention, and natvies
Of the world written durable and he 10 prepared % make
Of the following opics
Couhp advice, advice given for the successful Accomplishment q
the redeem such
Of the bottle and for all OF hazards and M
stolen lost properly the purchasing u cke
vicinity full satisfaction, and nafvnes he has
An letters will be regousy amended
prepaid, will be answered For particulars, cell q s
''A'e ''A - = 9. ". RoBAcK
. nec d3n
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An OLIVE LEAr.--We have received
from Eihu Burnett, tho apostle Of peace,
now in London, circular, stating tina, he
had visited Paris, became acquainted with
Lamortine who, in connection with the
leading fraternity Of the newspaporial
coTps--a high-minded and philosophical
gentry the world OVERHEAD pledged him.
self to use his utmost cxertions in favor oil
Q peace convention. II deemed desirable
tho great Alphonsc pledged himself to NEE,
tho American depntaiion in person q,
lIsvrc and conduct them TO Paris. The
convention 10 TO assemble nj Paris, France,
10 August Of the present year. Success a,-
tend the efforts Of oil men SO laudably en-.
gagged.
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PRESCRIPTION.

Wo wish those who have united in tho
cry Of prescription, raised by old Father
Richie, to read the following and observe
how insincere arc tho lamentations Of the
"ancicnt gentleman" This il about the
only particular in which the present nd
ministration has "followcd in the footsteps
OF Its iIlustrious prcdecessor;" can we no,
hope then that il will DO forgiven?
When this Administration came into power
there mas mol a lthig W Mc thirty Foreign Mis-.
sions maintained by the United States; not n
Uhig filled the office Of Marshal, District .4ttor-
ncy, Collector, Naral Officer, Inspector, Receirer
Of Public Moneys, Rcgisfer, &c: nota Uh,g filling
a Post Office The emoiumcnts NJ rhich rcyc norihy
the attention ola Democratic pGrtisasi, certainly
not filling an Office Of the class which requires
the incumbent TO pass the ordeal Of the Senate.
At Washington, two Auditors, whose whole a
dult lives have been spent in Office, and whose
knowledge ofthe peculiar duties Of their bureaus
rendered their retention desirable have been sue.
cessively spared by Jackson, Van Buren, and
Polk, as monuments OF Democi attic liberality
though, IN fact, constituting, under the circnn,.
stances, exceptions which 70 TO prove that pro.
scripion is the rule A few subordinate clerks
useful in their respective spheres, and malicious.
Iy called Wings by those who wished to gel
their places, escaped also the hurricane. The
last and least OF Democratic Presidents turned
out every Wing he could, aud his worst enemies
among his own party, cannot accuse him OF eyel
appointing one H. an Office which Democrat
could be found to fill. Speaking generally, we
may say, with truth, that al he Offices Of The conn
try were considered as beyond the reach OF the
Wings, as much so a, il they mere consiiuiionaiis
ineligible. A Wing would have stood better
chance Of receiving an Executive appointment,
nj the hands Of The Emperor Of Russia or the
Grand Sultan than at the hands of James X. Polk
the President ofthe Democratic party.
Lynehburg Iireinian.
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Among those who have died recently o
Cholera, we notice the names Of tho follow
ing:--
Mr.. BELKNAr, tho great railrood con
tractor, died ut Boston on the 10Th ult.
SAMUEL II. DAVIS, for many years con
nccted with tho newspaper press in Virgin
in and Illinois, died recently q, his resi-
dencc il Pcorin, III.
G. r. NJ. DAVIS, junior editor Of The 81
Louis New Era, furmerIy Of tho Alton Tel
cgrnph, and nid.de-camp to Gen. Shields ia
the Mexican war, died in St. Louis on the
10Th ult.
DR.. THOMAS BARBECUE, an eminent ply.
stefan Of ST. Louis, and the first 10 an.
nounce the existence Of tho cholera in tina,
city, died on the 18th ult.
Col. JACK HAYS, Of The Texan Ringers,
who 30 distinguished himself in tho Mcxi.
Gun war, died lately at San Antonio.
Rev. WM. b. TArrAN, On eminent clcr.
gyman Of Massachusetts, died nj Nccdham
on the 10Th ult.
DR.. GATES, editor Of the Valley Farmer,
81. Louis, and formerly Of the Burlington
(lowa) Gazette, died at tho former city last
week.
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~ Convention for the improvement Of the
Upper end Lower Mississippi Rapids held in
Davenport on July 4th inst, WIN. BRACK-
EFT, Esq., Of Rock Island wss called 70 the
Chair and A. sAsDsss, Of Davenport, appointed
Secretary.
{. Cook, Esq., offered the following pseam-
bic and resolution which were sdopsed:-
Whereas, owing to the danger Of travelling
upon the Mississippi u this time but . small
part Of the Delegates elected to this Convention
arc in attend nee, and Where's, letters have
been received from some Of tho Delegsses DEEM
ing an aijcu nmeni advisable, Therefore,
Resoirsd, That when this Convention ad-
jaurns il adjourns to meet At Davenport on the
l0sh dsy Of October next.
The following resolution was then offered
and sdopted:-
Rcsoired, That . committee Of three be ap-
pointed BY the Chair to correspond with individ-
uals in various towns on the Mississippi river
above kcokuk, and TO request the appointment
Of committees in said towns 10 procure and fur
nish 10 this Convention in October nexs, ssssisti-
col information in relation to the commerce Of
the Mississippi river, above the Lower Rapids.
The Chairman filled the blank with the nemea
Of E. Cook and 4. sandsss, Of Davenport, asA
VIM. vsndever, Of Rock Island.
On motion is Vas RssoIuei, That Ne slisors
ofshs papers Of davenport, Rock Island, and Ill
other points Interested 10 the object Il this meet.
ing be requested to rnblish these preceding.
Adjourned 70 meet st Dsvenpors, on the losh
day Of October nsxt.
WIN. BRACKETT, China.
A. SAxOsRs, See'y.
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ALFRED SANDERS, Enron.
DAVEN PORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1919.
CHOLERA.

Our town has thus for been almost wholly
exempted from Cholera, but two deaths Of
citizens from that disease having occur
red.
i is universally conceded that during the
prevalence Of Cholera oil diseases partakc
Of ito characteristics, hence nil individual
having bilious attack exhibits many Of
the symptoms Of Cholera, and doubtless il
medical aid be no, summoned the disease
would cycntuate ia Cholera. And thus i,
10 why there are few deaths from other
diseases during the prevalence Of cholera,
and why At that time bilious fever 10 so
limited an extent prevails.
IL our citizens continue and increase
SANITARY precautions, our town may yet os-
cape the visit Of the epidemic with that
viruIence which has attended il Gt other
towns south ofus.
AZ many reports prcjudicia to the health
Of Davenport have been circulated ia tho
country, wo would inform those abroad
that We have yet had but fro deaths from
cholera, exclusive Of those Germans who
landed on our wharf sick, aud that il is our
intention TO publish every death that &C.
ours in our place, aud for that purpose re-
quest the friends Of the deceased, or their
medical attendants, TO furnish III with a
notice Of tho same.
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CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS,

There sppears TO be no abatement Of the
epidemic in 81. Louis. The number Of in-
,erments reported for last Friday, from ten
oi tho thirteen cemeteries, was l3l, oi
whom 03 were from cholera. The follow
ing from the Union Of Saturday las, is n
frightiul picture Of the rsvagcs of the epi.
dcmic:
The following statements Of tho weekly
intcrmenis in the city Of ST. Louis, since
the LIST Of May, may serve TO show The pro.
gross of disease among us, and lis rapid in.
crensc for the past ihrcc weeks. The
whole number Of in'ermcnss as reported Ia
the Register, were
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A HEAVY TRAIN.-Among tho trims on
tho plains, ~ we learn from correspon.
dent Of the Chicago Journal, Is one belong
ing to two brothers named Pomeroy, from
Lexington, Mo-, which numbers seventy
wagons, each with from five 10 six yoke oi
oxen, aud, in the train, thirty yoke Of extra
cattle. They have with them ono hundred
and fifty thousand dollars worth Of MGR.
chandize.
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DEATms ON THE TonY.--Tbe Cholera on
the Uncle Toby on her last trip was fa,a
enough without our cotemporaries multi
plying the number Of deaths. But fticcr
were buried before arriving At this place
and two dead bodies then on board made
scrcnfecn, the whole number that died be-
tween 81. Louis and Davenport. OF this
We were assured both by tho officers of the
boat and the emigrants.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

4 correspondent Of tho Mo. Republican
writing from Fort Kcarney under date Of
9th June, says, that up to tho proviou,
evening, 1891 wagons had passed that
place en- route for the gold region. They
average four mon TO wagon, which would
make 1926 men who ., that time had
passed the Fort. OF course then those
who left this county, at that time must have
been some distance beyond Fort Kcarncy
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PRAyER.-The Presbyterian General
Assembly is laboring TO do away with the
time honored custom Of lolling, sitting and
peering about during prayer. Ia Other
words, 10 endeavoring 10 introduce On uni
form and appropriate posture, that Of kncel-
ing. Il has always the appearance to Us
ofa want Of devotion to see members of a
church assume any other attitude during
prayer.
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fHE GOLD MANIA.

fHE GOLD MANIA.
The following extract 10 from the jouroai
of Lewis Dent, ESQ.,, formerly ofSs. Louis,
published in the lsevcIle of last week:
About the FRS, Of June, l64S, / think I
wrote 10 you from Santa B,rbora, where !
bad been called in my professional capacity
as Iawye. During my months business
engagements 10 The south, was entirely
'gnosant Of the change Of affairs in Monte
rev. You may inrgine my surprise on my
return, 10 find that place alnsmt depopula-
ted. Tony anxious inquiries, the answer
was returned that the inha biss nts Ind gone
ITO the Mines" ] kaew that California
abounded in fHincysl treasures, and nnsu-
rally supposed that = qsicIs-silves mine,
richer than any Of the oahess had bees de-
covered; and ,!,li, when the curiosity oc
the good people was gsaiified, they would
return 10 their homes. So, without mnso
ado, J repsired 10 my office, aud, shutting
out the inqnisi'ive sunshine, plunged into
B!ackstone's Commentaries
Two days after, was requested By my
landlord IN look out fov another oasdinp
house, as he intended ~ few days to leave
ior 1.-THE mincs."
My washcrwoman returned my linen
HnrGshcd, with the information that sho
wss offthat day ios ''ihe mines"
Nv Indian servant took leave in tho
morning without evcs saying 'cos ~ liccs-
ci0?''
More to divert my mind from these petty
annoynnccs than because il was Of press
ing momeni, ] proceeded N the AlcadeTs
office, where had little legal matter pen.
ding; whom, arrived there, 10! on the panel
Of the door Jared these ominous words
"Ieff for the gold mixcsr'
looked sround-ihe streets were de-
sorted; true, there wss . solisary eur in
sight, but even be appeared bent upon q
journey. returned Ia my oe6ce-secu-
red the door and windows with ~ cir Of
gloomy dssesmins sion, and leaving nosics
~ 10 my where's bouts, departed the sasuing
say iti--for tie 'sGold
Mises!rn
! started my wagons on the road, and
proceeded myself to San Francisco. 10
presented the same desolsts appearance %
Monterey. The houses were isnsntlsss--
the busy ihrosgs had seen there few
months before, were Como; tho bsy spread
before my eye in updisturbed tranquility,
aud
"shiPs, sailorless, lay rotsing on the seat"
] FIRST went TO river called the Yul,s,
flowing from the Sierra Nevsds, emrsyina
into the Sacramento. NV Sandwich Island
scrvsnts Of whom had employed fifteen,
nj FORTY dollars . month, deserted me %
Suffers Fork. also had ten Indians snts
colorcd man, . cook. The Indians re-
manned faithful; and his sable dignity con-
descended 10 remain, on condition would
give him Coneressman's psy," l. e. eight
dollars per diem! lwas compelled to sgrce
10 bis tasn'; one mast cat, yos kaor.
Arrived nj the Yuba, ~ Ill set 10 work.
The first PAINFUL Of esrth washed, which
operation did nol consume more than
taeesty minutes. Welded me fosrsees asd q
half dollars. There wero Emr az % in
company. At tho end a q sosek, after
paving expenses, NO divided misc fkossssd
dollars!
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MELANCuoLy.-A young gentleman
named Charles Addington, while on a
pleasure excursion TO the Falls Of Niagara,
seizsd On interesting little daughter Of Mr..
CHI. D. Forest, Of Buffalo, and plsy
threatened to throw her into the river
He swung her over tho wafer, but in q.
tempting TO replscs her bic font slipped and
both fell into the rspids and nolwilhstand
ing his cxertions, were carried over the
Falls and lost.
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Making 2,ie6 from the lst Of Nav Ia
tho 2o,h Of June. Since the twenty fifth,
the mortality has certainly in no wise aba.
ted, but, on the contrary, there il reason
to bo!ievc il has steadily increased
hundred and thirty deaths per day, NJ least
have taken place since that time. Taking
this estimate mud the actual number report.
ed above, md we have the frightful list ol
three fhousand ono hundred and fhirly-siz
deaths in 81. Louis during the months u
May AID June.
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JAMES X. PcLK.--Early in his sickness,
we learn from tho Nashville True Wing,
Mr.. Polk connected himself with the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church. Ills funeral ser.
mon vas delivered BY Rev. J. b. McFcrrin,
and his remains followed to tho grave by tho
Mssonic fraternity ofwhich he was mem.
Der.
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EXTRAORDINARILY Richmond 20.
pcrs chronicle rcmirk able case Of cholera.
A lady was Violently at,.cked-sympiom
strongly marked medical aid summoned
iDsianter, and the lady--is now doing ..as
well ms could be expected" aud tho frins
also.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-05

Judge Helfenstein, If Milwaukee, is
about 10 freight his vessel, the Helicnstein,
with load Of 2OO, 900 10 100000 feet Of
lumber, Cor California. The brig Eureka is
10 be freighied in similar manner, Cor the
SHINE destination. They are 10 proceed
direct to California, through the We,Iand
Canal and down the 81. LAWRENCE.
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AMlcABLE-'rhe two candidates for the
Gubernntorial chair in Indiann, nre can
wasting the Suite together. They ride,
eat and sleep together, address the same
asscmblagcs, and have very comfortable
time ofit-a modern Damon and Py,hias
pair.