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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
PnsscnQers Sailed

PASSENGERS sailed :.
kaaPp ~ 6sP E* 4 Alex Nv ~ A. =,
Hay W Gates 81, K- aT'r H. Ks'Pp EiE Dss,
@ Geo Rstb1r. H Reer,naa Ms Relsr,Inla Mss Rs
ht = n I ne Hiram gesi-. W Butler John
Neey i" smith pasd h4 81 ~ . p.yroa Wl,oa
w II w cod lyalI T r; -, s,,b9r sh-,ri %
Cooper Douglas. 6 Yoaae W 6sst yogns r N Nj 81 +,
and II C9psi4nS " :, ~ 9 \ Br1a W H "a tnb,ria
Wilson, Capt. h1rl ~ tN'7J = -,
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s oa g e ~, !apf Trf + y ilftoa JOHN Smith
re- France, Heisr-c Mcpqsa& W Goysf :, hs5elI J
IN What Il ttsi;i} Dean waas Atccocs Hln4a
Pe Ire ~ Iaylor r,,fr,, f, parana. 0rtl-w APlms
johnson Mrs J,poTss Mf ps95ss y' A i.'G
g.. Asa4ia. Lyg' t1 ss Br x Moo
Ma, srb SINH NJ Ponarss Mrbe Frazer Z II
sins Nal Agent; D5yiit and y &C Rehmoni
@ str w M Maylee VIM savers STERN n Hen
s,5l a g.ss a sattoa Fox joas Fa.aJsr 1,
'vs sanchez DAVIS ,laasog loaa8 DAYTON Ams' CHM.
Vie AHemande Iapsreve Turter Narye, Gfoco. Qperj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
,gL. p;rc in San Prancisco.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
sAx FRAscisco, Tueztsy, srpleu1bef y

Correspoadence OF The Tribune
SAX RRAscisco Tucsd4y September ~
2OcOcS, P. M.
MY DgAR Mr. GREELEY TINS morning. at four
o'clock. was aroused from sleep in the Office of
Poetic N1os by the cry Of fire. Instantly per-
ceiyed bright and red glare pouring into my
room through the windows The Philadelphia
Restaurant, Just above in Jackson street was in
flames.
There was perfect calm in the atmosphere,
and yet the flames spread rapidly in every direc-
ton from this Restaurant, and in the end con
aumed every building within two hundred yards
Of the spot Unfortunately but little could be
done to arrest the confagration for rant Of mater
Every well within the district was speedily dry,
and but little else could be done TO stop the deYas
tation but to pull down the buildings. This was
done On all Sides and by the aid OF this and inter
walls unoccupied BY buildings which occurred here
and there a cordon gas Jo7zned around 1t, and lts
progress was stayed.
The extras which will go by the steamer 18th
mus this P. NJ. at five O'Clock, will give you va
rious particulars Of interest, which need not stop
to detail.
Our Office lost all but its courage and energy.
Next Monday we nope " iSSuO "7"ti'' VI ' --D
preliminary arrangements being already made.
One result of these repeated and scatbing fires
has been already, and the effect will continue, to
induce property holders to build only Of duraJle
material.
For this we have abundant materials in brick
and sandstone OF the supply Of the former you
are acquainted; the discovery of the Umpqua
has revealed an inexhaustabe quantity Of the
latter, which is far more valuable. Already seY-
eral vessels are engaged to bring supply OF this
to market here and ere long totally different ar
chitccture will be seen in San Francisco.
Foremost in these enterprises Of developing the
resources Of southern Oregon, and building up
trade between that and US here, is the indefati8a
bic Col Winchester Whether treating with the
wild natives of the Umpqua Valley, or with the
keenest of business men, such to be foundhere
Col w. is equally at home and alike successful
And enterprise like his is doubly desirable for it
benefits both him who possesses it, and them near
whom it is excrtcd.
write in great haste and must close
Yours most faithfully c. B. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Pnssengers Arrived

IN 5eaahy Panama al S4 Franc,eo Sept ~ (og P4aa ~
Tan Mr., lin Mis- A Tobn J4as Down. Mrs Beafe
Mr, Belemsre Miss suemere, Lee Fofn5 brooks
HopIlrs c Dupcaa W H Ferief G P Hoffman " Ra1a'
Busem4ue Bsrauf cordce, W Francis, Bard Jams'
Walsh Otrnheuer Rosenie5, John Carer Or Cofnict
Geo story Bush Jas Kelner D Bauemend, W{a9s II
Gerow Teston Sanders cronh Guaygs poTt T. n . w.
Jss Simpson, John De Angels, Wilson John layt ne
crsa Ed Jons Hqd'a'99 Co., t9 g55 9aai fs .
~ Bectptb H barrow + Springer Warren Loud, ThomP
sou Horace Smnh, Nathan Russ, Fieeman r d fssa
Cox Fage w Yogcsand, Berger, Beck Osborn Poland
Farnsw1rts Nathan Posnd joseph Eistl w 'gyc 20
Cork Hckson Whiting John Whis, y fte f1
J . Downer. Bradt, VIM Faney. o9ssgsaye Ferguson
Join swift Hlet SAITH 1e~sl Len1 n hH,nes
T. Green Lewis Ayls~oh Asr,n q Rqidi mt
ter Potter Gob5stea J9hn ne'1l' ST.
,, fIs. linn Hsrt X Clark CLARK smth Dunn
w~s fi BsAg'P s osa,'R Or Rdars Jola Raa
$50 q. Cyte loan Pepon, Stanley Ca~fofi Daya,
IIas Da'a "A, P %5. os Mseoat Weeks Fiat
Mortagqs co1oysr Bsns s1 ~ a ,'t SS alu Inc
F.hi Lace Ttaarer Ban c9rGorsH, C2tcofaa,
" IN WIFI & blasted j. Dave. Jos Se*ton Van
t5oaton H B Jacobs. J Hamilton, h.fsan' L Jar's
oa Robins, POLICE. Psaaas,9u Eiendrek ysaaos
Barrett Bowe esteI aseLasghF9 d ELsf'a' 4
IN Se4me Nc orleans, a So" franei.eo Sept 2H anara
Mad hro cIarAe and s9a A' bfo"n Af5 GG5 Mss Us
r;ct5 " ~ r5cs, = y.ysr i,,pstt / ,yof j cotter
~6o5 D-sci Castle Il Blanchard w fisset C1'ae5et
Ews Ssysfaet ~ PEI seq s aan, Us. sa2l
Bruwarg White Sorten DaPsd cray a > haiq,Lt'
4 s aS. 3 + So,sro.s Eott Il sDsrs, car. ttl
YEsty 7 (stle Lapatd woot,J PhHPs iroIy SIM;
W.. v Woss. 1ap'a Holmes " Kfnk / Hay,
Iay=a NcPh-r=o4 chsm7oa 49, aJsi 3s aia
n. qt : Ho8reos smith Il Ri der, 's@', s.oean'.
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Anncnrnncr Of The Eire,

The AHa California has the following;
To those who had leisure aud position suita-
bic to take in a view Of the whole sea OF Hame
and VI hO could diyest their feelings Of the pam IN
cident to the occasion, it was grand ard sublime
sight The whole city was lighted up with a
fierce glow of light, and the surrounding hills semi
back again it's reflected brillianCy accompanied
by ten thousand echoes OF cracking lmbeTs, rnsE-
ing flames, the quick strokes OF the engines, rat
fling of carts and wagons, the Wrenchln8 OF milling
houses, the roar and tumnlt of thousands upon
thousands struggling almost hopelcssly against
their dread enemy which swayed to and fro In
terrible mockery Of human effort The greedy
flames shot forth their dry, torked, snake like
tongues, tapping at everything within taelr reach
as if conscious Of their maiigulty and power LICK
ing at the windows and walls and house-topS
darling out horizontally through jaws OF black
smoke and teeth of sparkling cinders rushing
across alleys and streets and vacant lots twisting
LII ,,.i,lls III agony or delight, anon shoJ5ihS
upwards if bearing to the stars, those clear
eyes that looked down quietly from their azure
thrones an expression of their delight and mighty
vengeance.
Anon came the broad light of day, giving still
more strange and gorgeous mantle to the hill SIDES
crowded with busy, or gazing, or shocked human
beings, and mingling its heavenly rays with those
that held their revcl dance amid our halls and
household gods, and wrapped themselves about
the works of labor and genius and toll, like so
many scarlet mantles. Through a of blood
the Sun seemed to rise and gaze upon us, his
great Titan eye gcwerng down upon the devoted
city as if red with anger and offended majesty
Yet few saw it. The little things about and near
US are with US much greater than the great ones
far away.
When at length our dwellings were in the dust
and smoking embers and ashes and occasional Jets
Of not yet gluttcd flame, alone told the site of re-
cent homes and busy marts it was painful to see
the elected sufferers, men. women and children,
sad and fearful clinging to the few rects of late
fortunes aud fresides. The Public Square was
literally crowded with whatever could be snatch
ed from the hungry fire. Up to late hour last
night many persons were still there with the few
remnants left OF their tormerproperty and comfort.
Not few incidents occurred during the fire
worthy OF notice. In the midst of it, a man bore
in his arms, for some distance, a keg OF gunpow-
der, so much on fire that one of the hoops was
burned off while it was III his hands. He held to
the key, however, until those about him advanced
and Piached o9t the fire with their fingers
Alter the Keaneyst. Restaurant was On
lire, its proprietors stuck card upon it, giving
notice that they had removed, and informing the
public where they might be found
In two hours after, the Verandah was in full
blast again, although its estimated damage was
$4,000. This is the spirit of San Francisco and
CalfO,Dia
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q Bat v's Valp.rs-o - ssP Prices. q, 5.,
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zero ~ sa osfN Carari Can ~ 6 ~ bstoa. ss
Of ~ taiags In Oregon soso'i At Sl0C-as SAP 9rr,i,
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of- 80 d. BacAis, Cssl1si - Ia Il
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sp' T. a1aAs ss oas Bao.. 3, SAM Sea Ls,als
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MS = Aesgse2 lo, g. Mazss7 stsr-, "a
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b-,o go 20, . s9srs I'm Aanseat nsyi orcAais
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s.pL IS org Esge Eddy In sa p., AID
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Wnsusy Lsprovoss 10 Is e7ui RIO JaHe'rO va Yapsras
Jsa=ro, TaleaSuaas ls d 81 Ars A1rg"'s Laa
Sept g3-sak cscAaot T,ber, Raao "a pass; ship. RAR,
Wsf.u Valparaiso pas; Bas Cooke, Valparaiso, pn,;
sch Mating BaAef ego pa>s; sap A,e, Cr.vrs
cey paraso; SuAoc Moody keaeo ,l Panama 0 paa
br'e J-uue Luce Er-nchl lie PNue, SANDWICH iSlandA
eptSchr X Potter An w 1iaa, Saa Peiro, pas Stn
Ifn snow AM ThoriA- Panama - "a Car sni Er
an Fam HeNser Manila Dark Rh des Ara Rsaaasos, Ca
a ltj sur E1ws ard iA kueseR saadseh ''''sss 'Pa
scot S->hp Howard CuTt - Is tn NsE Orleans va rs III
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esu1 pass MsEepIs Griier - 4, TN t bIaHa pasS
B.enar hera-9s, 10 ts TN s>d1ey - ga r'o
get NomsE ~ ~ Niurk aoaeviro l5h 'aea AL
Ypsrso Aug. rs.s Canada C'esa 4o' Dc Ton Bad
more Ietefte-i ports. - "a iu Caliso ~
OCT -Bfs Fs~u, s e5z hesp"tts Ah 'ga stay
hip Fanny J0brs Goyt. steamer bAofAia e9i1 tsaa
81 pas.-$i O Ceea, City Pefef tiutno9st BAY
pss ostoae, rhaHa, lphs' sShf Aitae, dtni
E-rcs. Neiia1s7
jane 70 pass Belre crosbS i9 lays TN CaifstoFn
81 Caherlts. Z4l4 May pass.
Dana DANA Bandstue s d i Loadon pass bar, Am-ia.
Is,e 4 day. boston rlhuanl ~ pass shp pa@e,
Chis Baltimore 70 ds sctr Ann skees'oH ~ Is ia Paa
deub VIA o d. Jruero qh Jul- and C@tA9 10Th Aasi sap
Pioneer. bids w Sai I'm BsuE,ie, u pass
Qt2-B shiJ Paragon, 10 days Liverpool 'l ApAr&sp %
II pass ,,, =. - -, -
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Died.
On hoard lie bark Change on the 1871 inst, OF fever
DEF q. Markham, aged II years from plymouth, AcM-
gan. 49,, -,
AIR William j Rodman, of consumphon Mr.. David l..
NUNS aged 81 years late OF Philadelphia
John AlcI4achey. Plymouth Richlaud county Ohio Aug.
Is aged 81 years lea' ing wife and one child.
Norman Gomrie JohnsIown N. b. not married, August
WiIliafa thomas Rochester, Indiana Aug IG aged s.
Nm TAFT Chicago ILL.,. Aug. n, aged 2 gears, wife and
two children in marlborough. VI
Josephs Rdgey, BMnuore Md married August q,
DECOR l. Roper Philadelphia Pa Aug. 81 aged about
John Barker, Pittagurg Pa Aug ..
John N Taylor Iowa, Aug. p
James Nc Causland Char!esiown, N ass, Aug. o.
Rayan Calill, Dublin Ireland, Aug. p
c. R. CTocheT, New London. Conn, Aug o.
Capt. Poissonne, FrenchmaD, Aug y
Mi Terry Soulholn, Ireland, Aug -
Christian Hohulz Bremen, Aug. .,
Danie Raud Boston Mass. Sept 49, aged SO years.
Somrer B. Taft, son of M. Dexter Tadt OF San jose,
Sept. ~, aged years months.
f Huntington, Virginia, Sept. p, aged g.
On board the ship Henry Aston August II lo2J, 45-
iude "a o5 North, longitude 81 o. West Capt Iassan 1
In tbs &c Ely on the I'D inst Capt stephen Rhodes
aged about 40 years, ate first officer OF snip fo"HA
on The 25h inst, wn Williams Of Harrison County
IN board he British BARK Change on her passage from
Panama Saa francisco, Sept Benjamin Smith Oh ny
,tnurh Wayue County, Mlcl., age! ~ fbl!s.
0r snme vessel, Frank L. Markham, SEPT -, Of fly'
mouth Wayne County, Mich aged 10 years Detroit pa
PER Maine Hospital Mr. Aleae c Doyle, OF Dysen-
,cry County Wexford Ireland. Washington papers please
stockton on lie 18th inst Of consumption ~ Cn2Fes
I, ide1rs Rged q wears. formerly Of kltery Name
sum-. place en- the It'll inst Douglas alcIean aec
"a ,srs formerly Of Summit HIl Pa Philadelphia papers
pesse al Sacramento Cy, Wie-n Caldwell
naive OF Bourbon Couay' hen'acAE' -a'9'f q Ne"
OIlesH lfa m inst st4 A NJ W O. Taylor from Geneva,
C,,i, rcrrIrv n y aged IS years. His death calm
~ I'r,t,l3Dg in thu Redee.ner. his confidence
80 sbaken 10 the cose OF lie Blessed are the dead
who die in the Lord
Nr.rps Ar THE CITY HosPITAL~For week ending
cent - Esd W Ebernst0ru, from Germany Sick be-
f-a .reriup tie Hospital Foye months. Disease OF
tSici he died dysenteIy; age, % In the Hospital
M civ On Thursday morning the l9th !s. after
tI ,ress Which he bore TlLh Christian resignation Jo
I'M Boswell ESQ tie 9TH year Of his age naive Of
Harrison county, Kennedy
III ms after a iew hours Illness Daniel the onIy child of
Fsnf Nm Webster IL suddenly Iaken away and
lei lis fond parents 10 mourn his loss Boston papers
TIST Of DEATHS ~ IRE City HospIr4-Fron1 the
Boston aged =; Aug l. John Smith, Sweden 80; Aiiy
F Dubois france, "a Aug :, Nathan Briggs n York %
Aug T. NJ. Brock, Puiadepide, q Aug 3, John NJ Tall
n7adge Newly 0rB, Aug II, c. X Hoyt Ohio 25; Aug
NJ jacob Thompson. Sweden, u Aug l5 Philip Stoker
MIME -: Aug. Is l. r. Ditnars, \ York 81 Aug 10
Victor yckey Indiana, 81; Aug Is, n Grant Maine u /;
Aug 70, james Broyu tcopdl 81; Aug. e. P, Summers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Review of the Markets.


BRgApsruHYs-snce our last holders of Flour have
maintained themselves and stu further advanced tar pm
ces rs the mater staAds, We cti Nm ~ ,o1onoi
an sustain tie marke and how Will act on the mar et
IL G b bs e Bsea s ia os55f saes5 $751; M in @
quantities higher rates; and sales to arrive are s 20
considerable extent Haxnls Gallego considering II a
favorable opportunity have closed sales Of few thousand
bbs al Sill Sales oil Au5uaa nave oeeh maui d. PA ~
BAPlEY@is held ct 81.
0ATs-In good order at g.
BHIcKsGonrary to reasonable calculations, this article
is yory dull I'll quotations consequently large quantities
are leaving for Canton as ballast
Cement ana Lime is ycrT plenty and dull.
Coal has steadily declining, and Sidney 10 nearly
nominal at quotations THIS article IS also hepl on oou
CorrEEs declining as the stock Increases, and cannot
be sold in large parcels al quotations
Candies very firm, md some holders have Withdrawn
their stocks from the market expecting better rates
DoMEsTicsIThis article having reached moderate rates,
are bought with confidence.
LUMBER-Notwtisland thelargc quantities consumed
causng fir 4o 9I 49G rs Se d6q
for whartng and laying the streets, being most saeable Il
is supposed that Lumber from the States viii not except
very few kinds pay in this market large prepare
tons baye been made for saving end preparing lumber IN
Oregon and other places on tie coast and Islands, Even
house frames have been used laying the streets Is a.
lowed we have now years stock II another i9ot soilI
net arrive As tue rainy season approaches 2AseS are
NAziIs-Stock large and market dull.
Provisions very nrln and improving
Pickles and Preserves plenty and dull
SUGAK-Browu keeps steady while white has decluieI
Teas are scarce, and an arrival you'd meet good mar
ket.
FURNITuRE-Plenty and dull
Since our last rather for the past week the sales OF
merchandise have been very fair extent particularly for
the interior The money market Is very close, which
checks speculation The assortment of merchandise IS
good. We anticipate further improvement IN trade As
material consequence OF close money aFhet rea e5taes
Gull
per month.
Gold Dust l6 TO 6!.
Recent arrivals show large amount of merchandise IN
jured By beLg nsu1fcenty protected fer The voyage
the 18Th business has proceeded satisfactorily without any
change worthy of special remak Large quantities OF Chin
flour is d;schargug board vessels for the Interior, IN
view The RAINY season When this demand IS supplied,
should The arrivals up what they may reasonably
anticipate the prices must yield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

r1ye The steamship Empire CITY, Capt WILSON,
arrived at this city early yestering morning, bring
ing news from San Francisco to October 5th, the
shortest passage yet made between the ports
The GeoYgia and Cherokee will probably arrive in
the course Of the day The three steamers bring
the passengers and treasure Of the steamer Isth-
mas, which left San Francisco Sept. II; the Col-
ito1nlo Oct / and the New Orle0ns Oct. 5.
The Empire City left Chagres the goth ult.
at 10 AN. and arrived at Kingston on the morn
ing of the 29th whence she sailed IN the afternoon
She brings $50 passengers, among whom are
number of ladies' The Georgia sailed about two
hours before the Empire City, with 500 passen-
gers, the mails, and large amount oil gold dust.
The Cherokee was to sail in few hours, with
sl,70O,OO0 in gold dust, and go passengers. The
British steamer Midway sailed from Chagres on
the 18th, with s2o0O000 Oh treasure.
Died, on board the steamer Empire City, on
the passase from Chagres to New York, on the
morning of the 4th inst OF hemorage of the stom-
acb, MIR. BEEJAMIE w. CoMsTocK, Purser. Mr.
c. was highly esteemed by all those who came
In immediate contact with him, for his general ar
banity of manners and the perfect system no pur
sued in all his tranaactisn Of business. His re
mains were brought home in the ship
The Umpire Clty brings but small amount OF
gold dust on freight, bat a considerable quantity
in the hands of the passengers
The following is the Empire City manifest;
adaos 4 Co......... 800 sather Church,. I,523
Brown Brothers Co 553O8 w HFSlmpson & 90. 100
Dennis Perkins & Co. 1900 (o Boston, 49,. I0V9f
CWh a g'bOmus 5QOOJ L Wood Il Co. Of
Howard & Son OF New ediord'... oVo
Boston. o,VOVI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Deaths During September.

We annex 2 list Ut deaths That have occurred in
in SACRAMENTO during september, together with
the age. former place OF residence, add character
OF the disease occasioHing death II Is taken from
the record kept BY NJ L : Goumans
Sept l. Andrew sgocruey Mass; 2d, Ei*2rl Ricley.
Mass Inflammation olh1 Jugs 81. Aewel iefsOn, aged
"a RosfoU aiarrhtya 5th ohu W gym -, Augusta Ne
sri Hiram Price IS. CEstaque Co n tyPaOh fever;
tery I'LL Christian Dede, ?, Hoiste1u, OetulAny ia,
Franklin Gilmore, - Bauer Co Ia TYPHOID s'et SAINT
81 Adams s. Lowell Mass consumption; 5A, tiitig Az
dysererv Eth Isaac Maze p EEgtaut dysentefy I'm,
James Bow1nan, is, New York. anopeXy; In samuel
Roberts So tvphud fever lllH, James hughes 10 ~ Is
-9u l2h. 4 q. 54bcoch n, AkfoL % Oao'
congestion al the bowels l2h, Ohm Seamless II hlg
Iz;h VIM Bsyulan aged - Licking Co Ohio dy senlerY
lfh Arther CalEs u. France, typhoid lever l+ D4Sld
arreu 81 Nas!aR, n II. TYPHOID fever AMI congestion
OF brain: litE W. IEouis p emf i251 osepl feF-
centiu A. Antwerp, typhoid dySeE;e-y Sea, 0hn r or-
ant "a Monroe Co No dlaTrIHa; lIih, " a. DJa{heftY
3 Neyv-Y orA stabbed I'm, WIN Laudars, g Boston
senyery 9Th Wm. Monteh, 2, " aren % Us iAIfae :
l7th George Wager 30, Columbia Go. y l. cellular ao
scese; 18th Alfred T. S.edman 81 Mass sstlge feYer
iqth Wr Tvnd 80 New York city abscess OF tue Nv
er Moses Sharrer s. Licking Co. Ohio tysnneFy' 5t
Nathan White, ~. Mo. scuryy 9Th. George Potter y
Maine dyseutery 2ist William Il Aruett, =, defry Co
No inflammation OF the bowels; I'd, ames NJ Webs, p
Illinois typhoid fever; 22d, Milton Reed - Illinois, ~
uhoId fever I'D William Caldwell ~ consunpuoni %,
Mrs MARY J. Gilmore ~ Dodge Co Mss congestiye f.
YER; Sd James Davdson 50. Henry Go Iowa cd n ~
Thornton - Johnson Co Mo, Sd, Thomas Pointer, 81,
BROOKLYN n Y typhoid dyseutery &}d, Joseph SWISS
Switzerland drowned in the Sacramento 18th, John
Brghtweil. =, Penn. typhoid fever 18th, Col John B.
VIII 43 Cook Co III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
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