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The Wedron Water Power

Ot 0uer SiJiy HUa Of Stone
/ > lfiercd for sale, rhrrthe whole or Il hafin,er-
i eat, with 100 Acres ofland
The property Is well known to most of III, or IL
cipnl persons in La Sale county Situited l,nlrs
north ol Ottawa, n the mouth OF Indian creek, on
Fox River. The power can he easily and pcrmn.
nrntly improved, md the location is favorable for
the erection Of all kinds Of machinery and such as
are looking out tor this kind OF property. either TO
improve or tor investment, will find this one Of the
first class, aud reilly one OF the rare chances
J, q NArrfSGeR, Ottawa, Ills.
Keller to Hon. WV REDpicK, Ottawa Ill.
". G, SrEARNs, Esq. Chicago.
WM. u, MANN Esq Buffalo
Messrs BowLN Il M'NAMEE, n. Y.
W ), GILMAN, Esq, st. Louis.
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New Goods! New Goods 4!

VINHE subscribers are now in receipt OF a large
aud splendid stock oi New buodS. which ad-
ded TO our former stock, makes the most varied
aud extensive assortment TO be found III this Sec
non. Purchasers will do well 10 call upon Us be.
tore purchasing elsewhere, Tor we are determined
TO give our customers good bargains, aud not b..
undersold by establishments our
DRY GOODS
department IL well filled up, and consists in part
81 broadc!o''is, cassimcres tweeds KENTUCKY
Jeans, domestic ullcloths. cotton aud wooden fam
nels, brown and Notwithstanding, shirliugsand
drlliings, cotton and linen baggng aud bags, bat
ting, glhehan, printed calicocs, nankcens, Irish
linens, lawns, popllns and buff goods, with larae
assortment OF Swiss null and barred nusIms lac.
onets,a thousand other articles, ,oonumerous
10 mention. Also.
BOOTS 4 SHOES
IN every variety boil, custom made work aud the
beet OF eastern manufacture. Also
;, sn ELF HEAVY HARDWARE,
ha' and manure forks, shovcls, spudes hoes,
ecytnes snatls, log, trace and halter CHAINS, &c.
dLSO, large stock OF crockery. glassware
ntonewafe, u full assortment oi drugs mtd-
cines paints, oils, yarnishrs, andw,nduw glass
az all Sues sash, putty, paint, brushes, &c
And also, our stock uf
- 2DGS ~ = u o. HcAv
Is well worthy the attention of BUYERS. Whole.
sale urrctai purchasers are invited 10 We,
bargi ms.
~ Remember the old stsrd Of Walker &
IliekinR on the south side of,he public square.
Mays. FtLLows, W.LzkR d Co.
LADIES, please II and ger the beautiful nccoic
wo.A just receivedby or3O = ". Mile.
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sir:,yr,i az S.U,p,,,

49, SfEINri az stolen.
srA 4 NY pctsOn thar has Instn horse
Y ~ ~ or horses, colts on cattle within
= g.sA 3sl The last Dor yc1rs, and wishes to
~ %AT lind them; it he wlll write me,
....sEss> 70 post paid, nj Ottawa, H. Flyinuhis
residence, the age, color aud
marks of animals, Think ! can give him informa.
non where they may be- found as ! have hunted
eslrnys ever since November T. 1851 during
which time have found good many VrnyeG her.
ses, colts and cattle now lnkruup that do Mt
know Of any owner for aud number ol 'hem
that nave been worked for2 and years, am told
were ever advertised
also request all per oas in the state lnowinrof
any csirays that their n"irhhors may have. to be
so KIND a. to write me-, giving me the man'sname
and residence, description OF horse, &c
l. ha continue the business have takenIown
and will continue to take downall cstrays tina,
may find Editorsihroughout the state will con
Ter favor upon the public at large by inserting
this notice. SAMUEL BLACK
Rctcrcaces-..Irdge Dickcy, Walker 4 HEX.
Ing, Ottawa, In SnlIs Co, Illinois. ,Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co. T. Stiles,
Dixon. Feb l9-27-ly
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STATE or iLLIAOiS Li7bg,ion Count
IS! LlriDgston cu'uit cOHrt, S.ptombcr term,
1888. DauIri Hutchinson rs Matilda uulchIu.
son: in chlncrrv-5, for divorce.
| ! appearing from an affidavit on fe in the
/ clerks office Of the circuit court Of said county
mat Mazda Hutchinson, The above named deiru.
mt, l. not resident OF the state OF Illinois, and
the - NJ tnllt h1vlng fred his bill OF CON.
paint herein, md summons having been issued
thereon according to INV.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 10 the said Via.
tllda Hutchinson that unless you be and appeur he.
fore the c,rcul, coIri Ofsad county, on the l- dny
OF the next term thereof to he huIdenat the courr
house IN Pontiac, on the l2h day OF September
next, 'nt plead, answer, drmur, or except 10 sand
cnmpIaIuonts bIl of complaint, the snme will be
taken ~ confessed against yoI. and the matter,
and things therein prayed lcr, dccn educcordiugy
Geo. W. BoyrR, Clerk
J. II NcGrrgor, com sol. July 23-l8-Iw.
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STATE or ILLINOIS Ljinq,tqu C.,utQ
Sc; Livingston CirrUi CART Seytcmler te,nt
l-J3 Joseph Avery u. Isaac L. lone, aud the
unknown heirs OF William : Jyaes. |. chan
cr.y--biO, Tor conveyance.
| / appearing from an affidavit or f'r m the
clerks Office OF th- crcu.l court of So 10 county.
That Isaac {. JONES, and 'ro unknown u-lrS ul
William ) JoD-, lh" lJoy. named defendants. mr..
moi residents OF he sraleoiI.nols. and the com.
panan haymrted !SlIl Of compliant hrrrlp,
nds1nnonshIyIng been is.ucI thereon according
T. law
Notice is therefore hereby given to the sail Isaac
{ Jones, aud The u0kn0Wn heirs OF William S.
Jones, that unless you be mud appear before the
circuit court otsaIi county. on r.c IL, day Of the
next term thereof, TO be holden at The court house
M Pontiac, out1e !ll day OF S,ltrin5crurxt. and
plead, answer, dtmur or except to said compa!-
uanls lI., OF complaint, the same wi. be taken ~
conrssedaga'nsi you, aud the mat,rrsand thing,
therein prayed for, Jrcrcrd accordingly
GEO W Boy EP. Clcrk
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Valuable Farm for sale

ME subscriber Offers for sale hrfum upuu which
! he al present resides lying on The south SHE Of
the river about two rI0e, from Ottawa. II en-
braces 10 Acres. about 100 OF winch ar under
tcnce and 20 OF which are broke md now in cuIri-
yaron. Thereon isa good frame hols,2l by &c
Wen finished, with five rooms, chambcrand cellar
Also stable and outhou Is, \ GOOD well Mt the
kitchen door, there are also three living spring on
The farm, penny OF wood tor burning q good coal
bed aud Their IRE number o fruit trees planted on
the place. II application be made soon, all the
stock crops farming utensils &c, can be bought
with the place.
For further particulars apply to w II. W Cush.
man, ;. w. Cheryer or O. Nattngrr, in Qua.
wa, orlo he subscriber on the premises.
Apul Is. Jouv ByRyP.
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Our Large and Fashionable Stock

an I WepTJmIse 20 usF AT IOnOrub.r means ~ Ihli
none shall goawuy di-.au,hrd
We have engaged the servers Of an eypcrieH.
cet practical lal'or ns q FOREMAN ol orr
INEFILILNlAG DEPIHI VENT
and everything sold N this establishment is war.
rant"d to III u"u'rr and 10 be made better than
any heretofore offered tor sale uOijlwa IN our line
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iOR Aoo>>UNipriyi rorcu.

Wraursrlh" truth OF the above siat,nrnt.
VI NcGININ, EHor Of the Nashville Wang.
| VI n VI N [, N ~ n......., -
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Country Merchants
Everybody! Yes, Everybody

THAT wishes to make money, will lind It 10 he
TO their advantage TO examine the large stock OF
goods now opened by the subscriber, nt the new
stand, Geo Schmjdts Marble Building, date
Sherman's Chicago Bmuch) II consists Of
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AEINl INNRlNCE COMPANY,
or Utica, New York.
EsplEil $40 COP

f.. IllNMNN, PUr-i EpHNNp sANES, Y. Psest
\ / Rockwell, Secretary.
" D lhNl.EN. Treasurer
Dee l3-,f II + E,vls. lsfui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

49,. 49, .selfs.t,46ets Nt mi g>osH7's
h. s.s lfA..t l,,t ne >yef ~rfrgfr Hr'f '"f
t.sat ~ 4,b.s te ssssf,.f tatiousig e'o 20 fff'f'
.4..,s ~ ~ a4.s 4. NJ rf,~ shfae Ffrt -.
~ te,i.la. n, N,-f N Af,isr belog besfy ~ h'''''
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A.. t.f.s.a.as,ss. fhs Ns>sA,r,sps sa5 M fp''"e'
..,. w.. i>.. ,s,i.isr IN .lyIs se} issle n ios'fa
49, ,,.et ~ ,ls sHsfsts stsgss gsi e'omp,se4 1'sn
f.,i,as esfstdte mi, Ee5b' nsh 'hfre is M D''J
l,,.s. ttss n tyg s,iyl. ksl sstpssr ibsss n esJ
f.. si,.assiys sges NJ She ssus sebeoi 10 mgaefp
rn,o,e Inning that pe,iod sinpiiei'j n lress Dor
d.lsa 90 Indulgence ADD nssfy approaching " apdl'y
,,,yc,.sllt p.esalled md any deviation ffom i wa
deemed a sysiem u balbarsn mud corruption % man
,or,. gnbccoming man Of rpnk aud education hgen
The women during that period, never attempted J" "a
,t,,oe ebarms for the adschtous ornaments
Of dress for though the limbs MD body were more OF
less concealed as general custom. o. individual moae'
occasionally required they neser were 50 disguised
but that the general forms OF human creature were
suffered to appear which Is not The case with lady IN
STAYS or hoop. About the age of Adrian the Roman
women OF fashion began 10 diess their har IN
fantastic forms, wholly unlike those Of nature aud
when once disguise was mistaken for establishment
there was no longer any principle to cheeN
the extravaganza Of caprice Consequently novelty
and srlendor were soon mistaken for grace ard ele'
gspce and as the cOntagion Immediately communicated
itself 10 the other sex all simplicity Of taste IN dress
and manners and with it all purity Of style were ban
isbed The writer who gives these particulars but
paints the fohes Of fashion in day Bat with all ITS
pretense it wants so far masculine attire concerned
nicturesaue effect Tie dress of women is vastly I'M
proved of late years so much so Jnar recurrence to
models OF the Josephine or Marie Antolnette school
are 70 say the least void Of suggestive beauty What
form fashion is to take 10 this country, we have some
itkliur Of Wsmens sacred fluent robes will not be
set Inside for boomers But the attire OF men IS
changing. The adoption by many OF the beard--the
souch hat by others,he love Of ireparades and mill
tary shows-are all proofs of the instability Of the
present ph sophy Of dress And after change has per
formed its revolution something like the quiet SIM
plicity Of the antique may he resorted TO- for while
at least But there are certain points of the masculine
attire so repulsve to taste, that they must be-
come obsolete with the spread OF esthetcs in ths
country Tie chmney.shaPed hat the angular dress
coat the pinchedup boot are all violations OF true
standards For the rest. the American is more
plastic character as regards such innovations than the
European.
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The indictment OF Deputy Marshal Wynkooy loi I"
attempt pron the life of Bill fugitive from 'li'eo
a, Wilkesharre, Fennsy lvans viii present for sJ'1
cation this question:; Mat amount Of lrafahy nay :
trs& MATES Qseer practice IN he TecaPars i Sfr''m
IL is desirable that this point he settled II TIE
ot Fugitive is of value, the fact should be kao',
IT, 81 he contrary il has price let il be es'aOI'a'-
Let know what the rights of the dave are II DC =
any and also the rights of the community and tue "
,ates Of humanity and Justice ii these things hs'e
become obsolete. IL would seem, however, that ~
we're regarded as obsolete at Wilkesbane wAe0 D~.
pursuers were firing az him and the people OF the p'
were locking ON like ptiful erayens, never h'As
finger while man was shot down before their eyes
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r. s,s mr. q, fsbfiss WIZ sboad they not IT,
.., t;e<aa Ouf Tariff 10 70 low that new 49,
II lefasi,y salpft b. successfully establ.bes,,I
~ ar resdy answer u. Then ra.se H." Hon
3 iprs hare desirable articles that We have "a. !.
s.y. s fst ne mike meh Cor ourselves, Il wa "a, '
~. lei ~ buy them
~, here u 10 officially IN The premise. Va.
s-sEs almost eDyihiag - cheap o. It cau Be M
.nsuhsre eise--o)sr haze issrned ho. Il.
lave n.alahesurc fairly and fully established a..
os with slcers 10 markets and general knogles,',
IA diameter and Il will pretty surely fgh. Il, !,
vAy thereafter Thus cur present manufactures,
tlsln Cotton Fabrics ard OF many Description,
woo!ens. are already beyond the fear Of o'srs,.
through Foreign rivalry. SO Of Edge Tools, Pin, -
many important casses Of Hardware. So I'VE ina.
,lsll yet be with American Steel, Bar Iron. n
Linens. &c. &c. We need Grst Of al Knowlsl,.S
a. Whit ia 10 be done next as to how It is tobe J..
and thirdly assurance Of fair recompense fsL..
IL With these, We may soon defy the riyaryss
world in Manufactures. The FIRST condition ols...
in the Ueeful Arts is an eager and expaaahsB..
Market and this we now have. Should the f.brss.
Of Blouzes for instance be speedily established N,
Us. we shall give the Crystal Palace credit tiers,
We trust that it viii gife decisive impulse IS
American production of Porcelain and kindred pss
Ii we could hear that Ten Millions worth Of ran q
tasteful fabrics and works of Art had been soiI
through the fundamentally of the Crystal Pahcs,
should rejoice at this as sure precursor Of Aess
lislmeut of the manufacture OF such articles 4 )
United States
We do hope therefore, that the Crystal Pals,,a
ibtion viii be continued aud improved thEear
thing new in aud Inventions European Art VII
speedily transferred 70 it and that our ccunsvs.
win study these trophies with confident resolvsa
they shall here be equalcd if not exceeded lH
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itIYH ~ yFt Ffss'8 fysNf Dfgyetf. ~, H.
uols foDssg Os,,gaH F,sts1. m psv I'M. 1.e1 -
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VI E,s,<4. M N y~be Det,p'hf NJ 9~fspd g@F
tgas,5y ~ IN N Ns,sis3 DV4'1, ps4 M ~ ts'ns~ n
INN s,A H.1f>g H. isif ~ no g'e''DS>9 iyih4 '@rb
- fi>,ssv u ~ j<ziDs - H@yD lynn 'te aprhfth
= ~ Fteyye ~ esD ~ ~ ts, s's'es At4 spshi ~esf
1gN "a ,>pel,aevs git Ii><gt jS'oesfs,b 'y~'d - So
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g,>1WstasH ~ o11,yr, ns INN Nojs MN Dsyf's nm
iless ts,fpDt g1l.b " Nc Neggay ~ vss AbbslnD4
v, ~ ,.os VI IDDsyi N1yltsi ~ yRY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

The Hon CHARLES q. ArnERToN, L. s Senator from
New.llampsl.re who commenced last March ne"
term of six years is dead lie was the con OF the Hon
Charles Ii. Atherton, Federal colleague OF Daniel
Webster in the House of lSii-l6 and lawyer OF
eminent ability aud worth, residing in Amherst n H.
where Charles c. was born though he has resided fos
the last twenty years at Nashua The younger Aiher
ton has served with distinction in the New Hampshire
LEGISLATURE and in Congress, having served in the
House from 1851 to lSi3 and in the Senate from -
to 40 prior to hiSfetlecton last year. lie was law
wear and politician Of more than average abilities
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stp,rs op mn ,nysrAh rALAcn.

Jbe peisoss vho have accepted ibe ofee OF iuf"'s
~ lffmiss lfyes and Honorable Msntou- r., he
,sni,baf0s ~ ite rfyslsl i'sleee sfe now e"tej 90
essd In fbsif voit Thee ebo have pol lpohsn into
lla pstiet eseog foy imaeips lbe e'ionl ~ ~" ls
Inns - eh,s ,fpy assumed w. epnfldefahle number
~ ssf flier eiG,ens iiealdes The ioll NJ travel
IN 90 Turns mud Dfen fo'ua ffuni distance ~.
fb.g bsse Ltea deslpaedly ehesen isem various pats
"A fla sioa ~ b,is, itsi ~ ost have fl' ehsnee
tf,e b. aipee ~ haifissl ora collective lrle, ~
mimi dsl mpsl efsftbi isrii deelsoe' hDwete' do
s,abls. f,em isL.sa rsee Nssis particularly eoa
ai,asl ~ ms ma lhs individual "e'rhe's ~ which
,pssA ,sn.h ~ lhe daJ s,amlHHe eafelu y anA sis
lsmsNesH, 80 lssdftd. ~ lhsfs riihr lhel' hslll
niit istlas dsrb - ne seHs n'ne r"rl'HA positive
sea esabsfsl,a sels4 hnsiies ils 'hef hoia aa'lns
ltt ~. ssfai sesspH ~t"ie 'he Ti"tH latitude ~
asbsif h naeissd H.. its 1hsi'iosH H4h'slhns Inc
INN, ssa sssAe lAtl ,ftis nNf has i'll thaprr
m, satsi a.tss.isf itl' HrirlHs sas'lnN l'f'
s,Hsi,tas lLite hmfs ~ mb'e HHl - N
w fsfsisei .l8ag - iaets ltf ss ''hrfsl ~ rhHm'
lisa Hss bua,M n.rat Nhds eishmi'' ~
tl4ei4i. .aHt ha't n' h4'' .IsH' .'s -ii 'rs''.l
ltH..s4.. ~ M.4 HH.H tal Ha thHH Hf
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CHRISTIANS AND rmr MAINE LAW

CAnsilas Espes'lery, (Uniyerslist says
vit IA iaVt that the entire universali.s ccmm. AZ
dVep, lmbucd with tho Temperance pfoclpe ~ h.sr
Nee that lntoNcatcsthat nineteen twcntiehs ol ~ Mas
pe and nlnciy nine eut OF every hundred OF oa bs
Nis, afc IN favor of the Maine Law ms u p i'srs.
salsls decided strong resolution In favor Of ee "a
was passed unanimously without fres ose dissen Ss
AZ the last state Convention OF uni'ersal'ls " Wv "a,
" New York, tceolutlon Of the same M =, i,s,s
dsf lnlmal,s ,hal the two iaymen who ,oea a. rs
svsVlVlcn wvgc act seriously opposed 20 u, - ra1,l
wa' glad twas passed 40 The last mesuS =, ro,smSss
Oh, Ia senemHes last siroag Maine Law Resolve 4.
adopted With enly sse senIng vote since tnea 40 az
aviation la he State " Maine has resolved that inc
iss wV,kvd AND working well ~ ihs, S,ae. ~, Neg
81 Mb,eaN e.,ksul a siogle exception Ih'' 'aS So
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u. -. =, an,,l,, vt a., ii,.-. ~ ts'rists H's"t'
49,. ru he ,ssr,i tuia MORNING ct ar''h
ciu,.i" ali a., laesi Move -" :" 1'a uwe o sol"s TO
,a,ss ios 10 ,er.s 10 wrappers ',al, Cot mailing oan ho
t.a NJ IA. i,sl t,,o "a, tenls Tho Aea Aais ff,in
,tis ,.ai ~ pay al ~ o,ok ~" malls close al u
r.i,.k ths mo,npe
s,,,.,, tt,,ns aud ed,cnin,mcnia Tor Itr Ncr York
g,,4t.., can ho Ian " iih the following Agents
taNpes Mt W Thomas. No ~ and u Caiharno street
strand
pm. NJ, Eonrfnu No 20 Rue 81 Mare
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n, Wj5ll biHa1,ssNst'st 49, g,,s man b. bs a.
- biis,,'s p~~gS bys ~ s-4's cf4s4 mn htvvd,
N cAo mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

The Wings OF Ncw.Ilampshire have renomnated
JAMES Rrl their last years oandiiate) for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

Kvslt, Nv de mes SURELY eelle,e that tho
vn,js ralass 10 dss,,egd g. s,ed a,so alAegea, ia.
aee.,e nem lhat A.ssssea n, eN' correspondent that
WrA ee, msssb Imrsl em NeNN'l,ieeN b. desise aed
tei Wslh sdit,s wNA whta hs' have ee1 MtAefio
b,ee hNilal bni an At iAe isMp swe m'gel sag a,lb
.sNt ssi ..aasAglNva 81 iwglA,s ANA e,ea p,eel
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run ,nNsrA, rNtA,r AN no'r Nnts-
nav.

~ -. f,h,.. ~ gatN rt.-e
s,p was wu,h surprised IN wNdeS ree ar'i''o IN h's
.r,n,nss Nt,sss ~ DE sehlsc' @ he NNt'A Palace
t.,ar.e ha,v Nnr he,n eov'eNNSd g. "osiao' w" as
... at she mu, eNhn scuncls ~ ,he watch sNwe' Ar
Lsnnt,,,ss can he reaslc that NcW s'fl"s ''ahn Vt
A.. Auet. anrcrie ihAtihc "nuat a,WAlNm themselves
a., t.A va,p chs NNetN lee,e 80 termAnvnt tnsts0
N,ni epA tei ,he nstssiN vt pot letting u dse euI'
,he, we ns.d u wVNlN tNo all iho lotA Institutions
u,,t .n, ..v"t,, amount te nelhng vNmparvd with
us,,b a ..,.e,ep.lhan efal, II WA have sefloVaN
r an, d, tv,h atn,tufleN b evNe,oWs IA wa 81 a,ew
u hu,, co. ut vwN "a" we" ,Nh subject IN
ka,. o.w a. -, Va ,vflVNVe H. u NaaoNlus maoh
iva N,,r,a anaead, esiea hal will UmAlN So 10
.aJ h, 10 ev,hiUa Naie lss than aN eNtVNs,e and
,h,sr ssnripa krasr Nr tho menuie, tueo, rg kaVlV
NUN,ss ,le dAln vNhv WNllcvA vt Mr'bN aspWa IA ~
sa,A rs e,tp,s lhls ! eNqvhgNa veenel he vc"lmued
anil ,NislAtA Without maNiNel iNlnN ~ vuf regular
Nnis,s Manufacturers enA mc,haebs rs,, vNaNlne
,i-sb thls malip, euA vhNAe A,sNsiAe Nieei ~
A.. s.it N.t NJ Ma tNNf iNANkiht'
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Tur yellow FEVER AT THE SOUTH he
...,,sta Chronicle learns from Montgomery
Al. that the yellow fever was spreading IN
.h., civ. and perfect panic had been pro
.,nceI among the people. All those who could
ost away were leaving. AT the Pensacola
Nv Yard. on the 2Sth ult, the disease was
-an;Jlv declining There had been Sc deaths
HE since it broke out in July. ana s or 10 at
Pensacola. At Milton, Fla, it is said to be sll
..o;ny. At Port Gibson, Miss, there had been
45o deaths up TO the 29lh ut and i5o were
l,:ll .lck In some Cases whole families were
down. Six physicians were i'll on the 18th ult,
oo5 another re1nis li.n, had been made on the
NV Orrqn- Howard Association for nurses.
Nh. nh ..nero IT, Port Gibson Herald had
ellen u lr,im to the epidemic. and the paper
-. been suspended, At Washington. a small
,a,, IN in Louisiana. DR.. Herd and 22 others
hal died of foyer during the first twenty DAYS
IF September and 70 persons were lying i'll OH
the 22l ult. A great many citizens had fled.
not suficientremalnlngl bury the dead. Those
who remained wcra IN nearlv starving condi-
,;op being depenIen, uro lew planters, who
cont provisions in carts to wijhi.i half mile of
the town. The sum of 81 900 has been remit
ted from New Orleans,by the Howard Associa
lion for the relief Of the sick at Galveston.