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High AMI Lou, Rich aud Poor, look at this!
Baskets! Baskets!! Baskets!!!.
New Books and Papers,
. al M


:" OMASiS Lille tho trials OF Caprice by En- lie
wv CHreni The SPitfire, Nautical Romance, by Capt
Sharmili Eiette, by curer Bell the Two Merchants OF
Solvent and lnsoyent the Emigrant Squire, by p Ham
iton Myers Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Llel!s
LAYING Age; Barnums Illustrated News, price only
GleaSont Pictorial drawing Rooi Companion. Ct; s. &
Weekly and Daily Herald; Police Gazette; n. Y pally
Tribune; Philadelphia LodGet; Baltimore Weekly and
Daily sun; Clipper Baltime Patriot and American; lie
eevcd daily at the New Depot, Main street, opposite the
Mouth Westsrn Bank. lmar1el J. L. BUSH.
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WHEELING FEMALE ACADEMY.


z FOLLOWING RATES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED FoR THIS In
srITUTIoS FROM THE lsT or APRIL.
HTd, Light, Fuel and Washing for the Scholastic
year Of II weeks, 800 90
I extra charge, however, will be a'e when the
Vacation IS spent at the Academy.
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Valuable Property for snie or 70
Pnrfnnesh:,. ~

III NE undersigned offers for sale mr. co n.r,,,,L,
located four miles from the line OF The
Va iSgsiS oo Hairoad and near Paramount Marion
Coal and Timber close TO the furnace Tbs , Lae
onn either TO SELL extend his operations ard
N viii ; ROLLING Mill or Foundry in Whec,inr
sm Ei U a., win TINS establishment and furnish a
ali ma ne WI oIer the most liberal terms reccv
SS.riISSr na',eFy or stock at lair valuation
nc OF the Wheeling INTELLIGENCE may DC seen al The
81 Of Cbarco. at the furnace per ton
st Of Limestone per Ton go
ayss%d will receive and Conduct sny
anime it, VINO may desire to visit and
DCtII-tf
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00 BONES LEMONS.
w , Cases SaTdines,
= HaIcS BOTdo Almonds.
5 Boxes Goshen Cheese-Warranted
Candies any house in the city led TO keel
dry For sale at BROOKS
septs-tf No lI2 Main
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tam a decree, subiec:ins
the defendants, Patrick
10 other lie endanis, to the
i, OF S279 nc coats. sub-
nat the said Jerrett Nc.
e not Inhabitants OF tho
notion OF the plaintiff D.,
appear within one month
T, and do what MAY DO
,sts in this suit, and III; u
Inserted in some lie .yRpa.
elii 6. for four successive
loor OF the court house oil
h. next county court.
Ionic LoRlNG, Cl'k.
MARI
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VIM. Bolr,

VirEinin:-At Rules held in the clerks once ofthe
circuit court OF Ohio county, in the month Of March
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Given. Up.

is given up by every body, who has seen ~. d
there the place TO suited pretty bonnet and trim
mings TO match, for very little rooney. -
new lot just opened in addition the first arrival
maTI5 W. d MOTTF a, RRD
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VIM. BoIe,
VS..
Patrick Rooney, Jerrett Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mangon,
partners under the firm name
OF Patrick Rooney 81 Co., Jas.
Mckee, and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad con pauy.
The object ofihis suit is TO o
the moneys, goods aud effects {
Rooney S- Co., in The hands OF I
p yment OF coInplai nants demal
iect to conditional credit of 8
Affidavit having been made
Cos d and Lawrence Mangon, q
commonwealth of virginia-on
his attorney, il is ordered they
after due publication oil this ore
necessary 20 project their intel
copy OF said order be forthwith
per published in the city Of WI
weeks, and posted at the fro nj
Ohio county on the fist day Of
a copy-Tes:e: )
"A. CALDWELL
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JOHN c. Williams.
THERE'S No TTsF I'M ~ "

,up IdERE's NO USE IN TALKING
ne 1t people have found it out that W n No.,
Lines c6a GT got sons Of the preest new srrGs
"a other Dress Goods in WheenS T rouLarde silks,
maTs soon you wish TO get good choice "'e going last
W. ID. MOTTE e. pPo
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MO: 117, Main street, has full stock O. DRY
IN GOODS of latest importaons, and Trom the best
manufactures of country cale:uy selected expressly
the
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w %. MOEIb now oiera very large asaortr1arto
Shan1s5 embtlEing every sfys that hEa ozls
rs season II ykHr EEnr eats rkiets. oet2o
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.0U hSS Ned Lead bought before The ISc adva11,
fob23 f'''e' ana VIII be sold accordingly by
T. II Inc
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By the National Line.
rELEGRApHEp roRTHE DAILY lNrELnG ENcEa
NEWS ITEMS.

.sa NEW
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A LONG evenings approach, the demand for aeool
clear LonT, free from smell and smoke increases
MeLespeeuuly Invite all who wish good light, non
the above objections, to examine Phosphene Lamps nov
use and for sale at the Queenxware Store No. % Monro
Sheet, near the Post Office, Wheeling, Va Another az
sotment withor without just received
septic .-s zsfl So. u X mimi AM < r.
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VIRGINIA. Rules held in the clerks Office OF tie
Circuit curt OF Ohio county, in The mouth Of &nleL
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SANTA CPUZ-CALLFORNIA.

correspondent G ". Payne Of Unonyille, who passed
the winter OF 1850 at this port describes the most at
tractye situation for a a6mer lunberman in all Cali
fornia The bay forms natural amphitheater which
tends from three to miles inland, and ntersected by
nnumerabe ryulets that issue from the dees OF the
mountains The, geological formation of the bay is
interesting study The first level brown colored sand
stone thirty feet high covered with dark clayey soil
which il sometimes of deep red color IL is from one
foot to six feet in depth This soil is generally very fer
tile The sand stone is underlad by compact blue lime
stone full Of marine shells of many different varieties
have followed this bed of fossle lime five
miles inland-stll under the formaon-at ele
walton Of from 70 b 100 feet above the level Of the sea-
AT elevation Of about 30 feet at distance Of two or
three les from the coast Conc correspondent
"to second bench with perpendicular walls OF coral lime
stone, in which bones imbedded in places and
"at others with peculiar species Of white sand stone with
avery fine gryet soft to be worked by carpenters
toos easily wood At short distance further inland
similar sand stone beds-more irregular however
resembling platforms channeled hickly with vertical and
"amost impossible gulfs-lOO feet in depth and
filed with encrmous red wood trees ono of which meas
cured II sc feet inches In circumf ronco two
"feet from playground perfectly sound healthy stra gh aud
well prOporioned probably $50 feet in hight Many in
the vicinity would measure twelve inches in diameter
Among these trees to bo found live OAKS crooked anl
scraggy largoszod sycamoros alder trees found
thirty inches in diameter tall and handsome AMI cotton
wood white aud yellow pine very large laurel hive,
feet in diameter aud Kind of rve callod m,ccaroat
which bears r,d horrcs rhis wood {. of yellow east
has firm grain aud Ia capable OF high polish There 10
"a plant called back eyc aud vnre II posNnoa, shrubs
"some 81 which very bal The soar plan, o,m,lal =
"used Soc ,ulnaIy pusrosep Tho competition Ia which
ia usrd 70 equal &, tho beet Haap
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d.e. viil aiiisa, gps ehea lhssa 'shsf"eaHsH's
,,e, anun w. saisn.i ilai ~ pirtfb' w" a'"T -
,,.sa,s Ia liH lssnd duAa nni r,fat1 ihvlj m'p ."
IL ID mob ~ Lp pptssnI Ds'lps lht lef fef' v ~
s,hrttd ,,dHnilnH ~ ehnui h,pDpihHn hun lnsih a"
,ih., aausns ans.,iinn among iha "uHbs'
A tanih ihn nthas dsy hai 10 tpH DH iHf nfh'le'nt
,.dlilnus rapn,a snuna ihH linvpa hAl nfefy ~
.nul,IilnH hAnsplta uhih thDHH ihai lhH h"' :"
,rnlnH ,,.t, g., s.,,..,
Vi.ss IT, a,pasi ~ lhn ptispn ~ Havana ms mn
,iduel Wa ihp ,ppisp ~ lle lswDna slsre' I'y fN
niL Witch landed - told ypp ~ iha llWe 9p"n ~
npetuus. Tho dn,nmon aDnlfns That h'""'lp' ~
loesi iioshlo Ninaa sppn bfH oihet hHfIp." e'H
cited a. epran, ~ Tho sap,a prison an t"h Nn' y,
uae ia la in, oij. eni IL oiiar having ste '"f D'
ou q Largo scale or tho pufppso of running Slaves an
oludnp Tho British. ~ ia Ia search 81 on" " u"t 10
tlo rafp the citation mosl bH humbug ~ poa49 Tho
iiifith 49,, A..
Iln weather ia now Good and pleasant, Win flighl
showofs of short duration NJ times. hoihins lnflh0r
10 communicate VI present IHAaN"''
s. 4 circular has born directed 10 ihr oilicora IN
flo dinrscnt divisions Of The Island corresponding l.,
our Counter ia which hoy directed to loreo all
eurpccisd or luLcwDrm individuals 10 mako voluntary
offer Of cir money aud services In the cause oi SPAN
md wien The expected expedition shall land, all por-
eons without exception, capable Of bearing arns, are
to be- called out and money TO be given AMI IN eages m
which there shall b. resistance, the property Is to Dc
seized and the paTtics treated in summary Inannef
ms in he time OF war II this does not rouse the Gre
oles. do not know what will and when the Spanish
Government is driven TO this extremity, il Is sign that
il is in very precariOus state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

ton isi IN mathis 40 The let Of tbs representatives,
"psians afusfdsd 10 The CoHssnosg that rhs o
n r'efs appointed appear IN ~ berso nsrs N -
ssifu whose insefed n the oefe a. :,
pointsr ars snilfsJ omitted md - pises thereof tho. -
made ne ist ~ The n fsfoars omitted %
usofd The tho exclusion ~ ths Of oar -. s,,fs
s printed lsi ~ dfl'gats entirely oDposd 20 ~, . ~
~ Ar cl ~ ssd tOnVfn lsfsd BIZ a,v sa1
tffs rooaaixfd 1spsrsnce fnsssss IA
~ 10 - a. at Of rosg 1i1ses AID
80 sssgst shoua receive he enqaad "a. as
" hs ofdff but n the Who'll country 1Jd
IL ,sf That mn At u lhe sla Convention IN r.f.f,-,
fsfs al 1tlsf women appointed Deieg,es sqs -
10 ~ forrffsgs snfa a8i oppressive
ssfsltd nisrs tho shieh those Who we're
thtusui tfaefG1ra had pr0fesssd adsaboe
Hsaifsd. That W. bago r1sch % b-levs
could fo ~ fnch ,efs ~ he above r parpo.-
me if y0s NJ Woman IN tbs Temperance cause hsyr
s. II bssf than he Advancement Of her selfish r-r.
srss s
Hseis,d That The sbovs presr BE asd roa,ioa. BE- ps
10 Ts IAp Cqysoa Lsggys And Ns Yoyk T,ibgse F-'et
H. q BLDONER
Z ( d 5ifsi1Ss'oSO. c'~.a,.,.
The report having been accepted. Brother, Koo,.-
Bradford Baker and Frary. and Sisters Baker EnsEI'
hickes Bloomsr Fish, Camplel aad others spoze - y.
favor, afler which the preamble and resolaoa, rs-s
unanimously adopted and ordered % be publl.hed WV
AaTHca T. BAKEs, W 3 !" X. POWELL wcr
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~, eheese Ia ,e'sl,s ts easelNmes e"i w"s'i sa a'
su, h.its, ielsnamsa With me hei nulheH ane - ~,
Lej sheud ps,eed h. ssa a"a pos ,hp sraaa'a $50
.he,. .,,. hse Ia tho euphnshueh ITO lhaa r.u'ri
tr,rt, et hs i.,e haa,a 'ha sh - ass' ~ ana "-
nuud sod isltu bio e'v ia hi'"dli ann"'' i'ias'sN
al, sh.,o rnh slhs hdnws,s Mhe" ~" hal aHl "nHh
As ns hiaad Ne ssl uW sala Nni ha,ipH isnla'd lha
busts sls,,yA eut q, ihe ia,
A.c, out et tho hstes ,he larsnass eli me
,ha, Ne, di ai wish a. 80 49,, o'ihe viii 80 aud h"n
.Atn he rut A. an,e shae e,un heuah ihpf might lm
m,as,b he ktli A. saw chat u wes nsolosa !" laho
h,m /. china With mo where waui have hsea tnp'ahla
q, have concealed ihem nom waal 1T uun, Ia 'ha ahlr
whvh waa oNh nivud,i is Tho conveyance "f iu"s 10
tuuluei Ia o ihri wlsh,i and s'po'l"H pnolr a""H
a.. sh,r chcso q smai boy about twenty mles from ''e
nan, ia o,, t. land tho ierane'e Ia two ho,ls which We
had brought with ~ Coz The purpose Whom they wore
about t. leave u,i. n ohod "a on lh'l' hneoa aud With
tear. nt tho Alndnus wh'h Tho iHsaue hal shown ihan
and then jumping with every appearance If great 10y Into
the boat went toward tho shore When they had landed
NJ ANAL VILLAGE which WA ~ tho bottom of Tho Hay. We
eel out chip again ga her aud acorcd according 10
cpr iuu,rue iiVur dlvd cor CHINA
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,..a s.ajsse. sbd s lsitiog, laughing, f@rilnz or
Timing as fLsge uofk mi Lard,bip ~efe goDe y, 70
t,,i. no ,asts heeally there Ia no happsr ERGO "
~ tygaJ fisg fhat Ulfh " ffiDf1 1bDni th7 eb"hy
ne IN lIs rub iag fsbin IN NJ WDplt JD9 y'D w'l
"a ann .ElloutLip " ibefe. BlndaJ 81 h'lc" hty
NiH Deedstnfp, NM afs giad ~ eFehpg ~ 'a"" "
eiisg ~ ns,t - M1niAz JJn hopr ~ b1o1iT nf'
Hind ~ MANI diFnfeDf uayE 1hDag MN nf' rrhH
h.asig infiigs employ themselves ~ feniipH, HHtDf
~ MIN afe ~ b. seen wishing neif clOlbCfi lsH
be asffp. shd elhsfs afe ~ hunting ~ ihs sle"hi
hoy tfnfa 81 90 eafI boaf, mi sre ~ bnfbt Ap1
,sijg on Mondar manning ~ bfpo their Tee<'s lAbDr
Ihna passes iLa inns 40 WiDlsr and hDOH Arc gDnei
uen ils nofk II ihe hgs begins The men kesp ibe
.e. - fsa stream ny piles snd Dftsn fidg ibem 10 tbc
ttt,sn ipf conslefabls distances. ~ - amusing -
.o "tre.p bands attempt ~ fde ogs for they often
tumble neck md ears into the ngef and swim, pant
Inc snd ffighienod a. the shore Where tho streams
no rbnlow large Blooms arc built into them to ORA"
up DO water 40 that tho logs can be- got - the mills
About The end VI Jnno tho logs arrive at The mili
when thGy are rapidly saved and racd down me flyer
lomra0n hands IN tho woods at present rece - nom
SD 10 $50 per month teanatcr, ~ 70 ~. hen
On the drive M ii In called, get 81 and y % per
doy-guudnys included.
On the whole the numbering business Is profitable Tor
our Young men who 90 TO the pncres 20 wOrk by the
month and very many have thus been enabled to BUY
farms and start for Themselves. never knew young
uan 10 work in the woods who did not like the bust
ness; and am sure that there is healthier or pleas
anter employment under the sun for hands used to toll
than working in the pine woods. 5. ). WOODWARD.
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WOMAN 8 RIGHTS.

The following petitions were adopted by tie roesn
Wonnns Rights Convention at Rochester and viii A. -,
cunicd for gnaiures in order to be p-, senied to The L.
laiure Of New.York, during the approaching session
PETITION TIE JUST AID EcuiL Rights o. wossx
TIE Leeafufe Il The State q Now YOsk have he
and cf rsslhcd purpose Of the People tai So "a
Women 4allty with Married Msa r..I 80
holding and deysuE Of and prope,
We, therefore the unaeTsgusd " Ons nhabts g.
Of NeW-Y0rs male ard female having STAINED the s,s n -
M oIty tell.,ilg that Women sfs married sud 81 "a A.
under many md crievors rga disabilities 49,.
the and Assembly 0fthe Se fNew-York 10 ap
Committee u both houses revive the Statutes -
propose such ndneuis viii fully esb.h ~ -,
equsiy Women with Men snd 10 hereby .k he.r 49,
such Committee by accredited Representatives N'
PEuTios FoR Norsss RicFr >UFFassE- W,>,r. a..
ccrdng the Declaration Of Nauna Independence ,r.
rcwcs from he the soysraed =.
esfnesly request the Legsaure Of New Yok 70 pros D ~
people amendments Ofthe Csu.ua IN S..
Females equal SAt the Elective FneSs
with Males; aud do hereby request hearing before TIE L. -
ture BY our accredited representatives
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
THE MONUMENT TO KNUD IvERSON
To the Elit5r Of TIE " y T,i5nae
SIR. Allow me to etts the public atf niion "a tha

SIR: Allow me to invite the public dtf nsiOn O. the FOL
loving suggestions in connection with this subject
So much has been said sboa Knld T-erson slpps 70,
would think strange l. who here the ground whers
tell which have paper Ga the az
where far pleA
have aely started sabbath school WAC knows hf
who concerned In THAI
school And II there Of h1t baud
others perhaps who will be kept from committing crimes
h. the Instruction which they receive wish th
contributing literally b The lyeson M0nnneo would avs
thing for the moral training the twelve ia usand children
Cicseo who suffered grow up IN ignorance re
oce perpeuate tho momoy OF
deed noble but shoad be eOced 20
prevent of such crime BY gathering all
esced children sabbath Schools and Tia
truths ofihc Bible and thus leading The paths
The foregoing extract is from Sabbath School Mis-
sionary Sabbath School Missionary Association 10 one
of the Churches Of this City, who contribute sl5O to his
support Who does not approve hs suggesiionsi II Is
well indeed that the name OF this young moral hero
should live in marble. But how much better that be
should have been spared TO hoss his friends and honor
his country by his life How much better that the ~
eious training of those who murdered him should have
saved their souls from the guilt OF blood kngd veon
was a Sabbath School boy. Who supposes that his mu
derors were How many boys growing up in igno-
norsnce ard vice to be murlerers other feOnS who
If gathered into Sabbath Schools might boone such
Xnud Iversonl The American Sunday School Union,
whose President is the Hon. John Mclean, and whose
managers aymen of various Christian denominations
ask for tho of establishing such schools in all places
that destitute in city country. Is not better to
the living than to erectmonumens to the dead One
mi sionary IN less than six months rocently established
fytwo schools, embracing 40 teachers and 2tiJ
scholars lie who erects Sabbath SschOOl may say
EEsg @0Euasniam aryc pcrenails." g.
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TEMPERANCE AND TAXES IN MICHIGAN

Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune. - - 49,
FtINr Geuesee, Co, Mich, Tuesday. Nov. %, ls53.
The time is at hand when the Michigan Liquor law
gees into effect The friends of tho law have organized
Carson League for the County; the capital fixed ~ one
million dollars divided into shares of 500 each Over
slCOoCO were subscribed the first day. Popular opinion
avors the law add many OF the rumselers giving mp
the traffic voluntarily before the time fixed TOR the law 70
90 into operation Ii must-it VIII be carried through.
There important change made last winter N the
laws OF this State in regard TO the time when lands on
which the taxes are unpaid to be sold for taxes
Such lands will hereafter be sold the next year aof the
taxes are assessed and not the second year. as under me
old law and the time of redemption will expire in one
year from the day of commencing the sales Lands on
which taxes due for ISL and 1882 were sold on the
81 day Of October last and they may be redeemed on or
before the Cd day of October, 1854 There are great
many persons in the State of New York and other States
who owl lands in Michigan who should know that the
law has been changed, or they may lose their lands
There was also law passed last session OF the Legs
ature requiring that property should be assessed a. Its
cash value and the result is shown in the following
figures; 5000,
Asrrsfate valuation for 1881 ..............$9 1910
Aggregate valuation for 1855. ..........-... l@so%iA
Increase poS'Sf~'t
W. ?.
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You will notice by the above report that tho deaths pat
down Cholera hundred and treng nine and the
twenty seven deaths not stated doubt of the
disease making total of hundred and fry s deaths
other Il Of dysentery end dahol and If
yellow fever One the deaths for the week showed
only % Of Cholera The last report OF the Board OF Health
made only week ago there only 10 deaths from
all diseases for the week, therefore the report sent
shows an increase of about 10 per the previous
week
You viii please notice that this report is only yes
erday Sunday morning During the day yesterday there
were large number of funerals and the report of next
week will show very considerable increase Ole iea
ure of the above report the fact shown by tho inter
ments in the Proes and Catholic cemeteres that tho
disease is not confined to the poor and endes but that
people "well to do in the world have been taken OIL.
Among the victims of the cholera yesterday ia Edward
j. Carroll well known the former popular editor OK The
CTesee. He was ayoung man of bright promise, and his
future prospects in life better than any yoAng person
in this community His funeral takes place this evening
and will be attended by large number of devoted friends
On Saturday Mr. c. attending to business usual
and died yesterday morning. The list Of funeral
tees published in THE PtcayuRe of yesterday reminded
oil of the long list of notices which daily read dur
ing the
We had heavy rain all day yesterday and last ngh
the streets have all been overfOwed To day have
very warm unpleasant weather, frequent showers, and
the unavorabe kind of weather for health There
are very few strangers in town. and the arrivals ho
tells very small hope there may be something bright
in the future for city, but at present day is rather
dark and although may attempt to disguise the facts
yet the truth must be known later The Howard
Association have large surplus fund hand which they
if wanted They have loaned $4,000 to the Odd
Fellows
MONDAY, Nov az 1852 p. VI.
p s. Since writing the above, The True Delta has
ceved returns from three of the cemeteries out of twelve
for Yesterday and there deaths in the three
teries from cholera up to o'clock this morning "a
hours L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

THE GUSSIsoS MAssAoRE-Thefol following are the names
of the persons belonging to the surveying party of Capt
Gunnison who murdered by the Utah Indians the
Goth October the Sewer River Sewer Lake Capt
j Gunnison, in command of the expedition X IL Kea
topogrepher of the expedition CrutzGeld Balanes and
VIM Potter guides priya,es Garfield, Lipore and Mel
I, n, company A. mounted riHemen and John Beam en-
pioye
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Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.

Con7spordence Of TIE Y. Y. IfItl1e = =
New ORLEANS, MONDAY Nov. %, 1853.
One week ago advised you of the sudden appearance
Of the Asatic Cholera in malignant form Ga Thursday
and Friday last weather very cold and every
son had hopes that the disease would leave bat has
continued to increase and at his time may be considered
an endemic Knowing the anxiety of every one 20 hear
the facts have obtained in advance OF publication hore
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