The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

CaElisle Irsois, q W b. Poston Quebec rs disrrh~s:
George Stuck, Ohio, 70, diarrhea A. Mstosn, Ohio
In San Francisoo l4th ult., Mr. John W. Neale, for
msrly OF New York, aged 80 years.
At Feather River Meadows of wounds received in
an .pgss.mspt with the Indians, Aug 2s, Francis
Picking Of sodus N. T.
In Sacramento City, Oct II, Mr.. j. c. Edwards for
In Stockton. Oct Q. Chapman Edmon.op Of Nash
vile, Tenn, aged "A Jears. Nashville papers viii
In Sacramento City, of dysentery, Mrs. Mary Ann
Moore sgsd44
At Jamestown Digginss, Sept "a. A. D. 1850, A. L.
$3.50 Isaac Macquitted, a.sd about 80 years late
member OF Canton Lodge No. ~ Georgia. OF Ancient,
In stockton, Oct 3, Mr. John Nimsn, formerly of
BIT Louis, NO.
At Salmon Falls Ell Dorado 90, California, Oct. 6,
of bilious sver Charles Lstcher, formerly OF Car
raro Co., Ky.
ON rue,osy, near the Hall Wa, House, Of cholera,
Beyes aged about So Oh Norfolk, Va The decea sed
got separated from bis psnions their route to
this place. and his death sudden, that IL was
not known until messsnq.r was Ce-pstched back on
the road te find him Sacramento T'a'script, Oct IL
On the Mercsd- River, on the 9Th Sept Capt Alex
snder Hart aged about % years, from New London,
Conn.
In San Francisco. On Oct 10th. Thomas Jefferson
Smith. Jr OF Thomas jefferson smith late Judge
| OF the Marine Court OF New YORK.. lie born
March "a. 1929 aua st bis death "a. He was au
smiable man and npe scholar being thoroughly
eonverssnt with the English French Spanish Italian
and Portuguese languages tie admitted 30 the
Ear of San Francisco early In July Ills funeral cere
monies were performed in the Catholic church His
funeral train large beisg composed OF judges,
mem bers Of the bar merchants aua Others To sec.
young man ofNr Smiths premise cut down so young
IL lesson to all mes He ~as beloved while living
and will be moered la the home appointed for the
| dsad.
In San Francisco, la,h ult in the Doth year of hi:
sge Patrick eaJsteld Caaeriy bnh son OF the late
Patrick sarsfeld Casserly, OF New York.
In Weberyillr, oct. OF dyssntery William Cleve
land for merly of Charlestown Va and recently iron
Randolph county Missouri aged about 50.-st. Loui:
papers please copy.
MORTALITY REPORT OF SACRAMENTO CITY.
Desibs Tor the week ending October D taken IRON
the register OF Mr. Younans. Office Fourth street
between and Daniel ~ Ter, aged TO OF Illinois
rsUgus CO., n Y. VIM q. Mansfield. 40, Massachusetts,
Charles Edwards Year and months john shriver
49, New York; Mary Wallace, 1 year and months
David Bates 80, illinois; Asahel Van We're ~ WIS.,
consin; Mrs Han. mons, -. MissOur Martin Edwards
S5 Kentucky; q Sherwood SO Dutcners co =
Miss Nancy hations -, Missouri; Heinrich ricklemsn
81 Indians; James CANADIAN, 20 Arkansas: Dalcinss
Cooper, months, Aaron hase AZ Iowa Francis Cal
lahsn, 20, Indiana; Alexander Parks III, Illinois.
UiSeases--Typhod fever, z; congestiye, do, 2; dy'
senttric DO i; typhus DO l. lever 1, diarrhoa aud
dysenteIy, 3; cholera iBfantum. Il consumption,
disease pnascsrtsnsd,2 Total 10. or the above, IL
males, females gros persons and children
Dnd- On board the Columbus, on the passage fir sm
Pan to San Francisco. which port she arrived
the 18th ult W. IA Diggs, Louisville, Ky; But
ton, Troy. N. Stephen Leayitte, Grsntham N. III ;.
Miss NoTah MulronnonN Y
On board the Carolina, the passage from Panama
TO San Francisco the folio sipg oied; Sept 18th A.
Schmiz, Y; r. Ii. Grimes, Washington, ID. q 20th
L L. Green John l.. Pierson. Lynn, Conn; 2lst, j.
Day, Brinlry, Howell, N. j.; WIN. Hathaway. =.
DoT, Henry Pope 2eth J hn u. Prenti-s Lynn; Aaron
Levi oct. q w Reynolds Bridgswater Mass
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