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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY

WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY
Cure Of rheumatism Of 20 Years standing.
in nav life have had so much pleasure in do
any thing, in giving this certificate to tNe world,
being relieved from dreadful disease,
rheumatism. My wife been afflicted with 1t for 90
years. Of the time suffering excruciating pains in
very part Of her body Having no appetite whatever,
-.e -c3uCed alm - 81 eirtun. violent we're
c airs thst sbr seldom could sleep without king
re doses Of opium Every joint was swelled vsiy
fuch, ans her knees, hands aud Reck, covered with
.rse Jumps. She could do work, the sinews and
aa-clc- being hard and contracted that her limbs
draw together, that she obliged to be il
constantly In This condition she had been Tor so
without getting any relief every thing she
,ed until sh commenced The use # u. c. FARREL'S
N0ABIAN IINIMEN the first bottle of which produ-
Gel great change. She has used I've bttlss, and
ne swonss have nearly all gone ,wn psin has En-
rely left her: she sleeps well and undIy is
aeshy before in her life; has excellent
ete, and spins and sews, all day. By ;he of few
,otles she be veil she IL any
ne doubts This wonderful cure, he has only call
my sdence Peoria and learn the circumstances
from my wif-'s lips he further inquire Of
any of ny neighbors. SAMUEL ELsON.
II c. FARRELL'5 ARABIAN LINIMENT is a'so
excellent remedy for palsy, spTains, bruises crsm-
cbbsins, burns pains, tonthache lore eyes ETC., and
cattle is the best remedy in the world where
81 Eternal application IL required IS ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
JAIN BIackhnrat.

,ns,n, I''Fs TouL,y Court MAY Tenn,
Iowa 'cunty So. 1883.
OLIVER IEAtH Guardian Of lyman Lepch, Vim
Scpnt Leach Ellen Leach and Mary Jane 'ea-h. hlsi
his petition in PrUhste COut the nth day If hrch
H. Is -, Itccn~e u The West hail Of the NORTH
Fast OF - t~enty Seven ~ ia twn ssvfn ~
,Ffh # Range ~ hast il Iowa COsHty belonging
tu ni> said warts
Notice j., h.reby given that nntl bearing viii be
had upor said petition me next Term Of the tommy
c, uft o b b sd at he Court tOu-e IN NBrrr FONT,
on th4 hr-t aout a, next, whoa a9d sher- aHy
person ius,5 sted spi and show Why the
pre- er Of the DC tho eT - pad nUt b- Ent-l-
Partly EATON, County Judge.
IA ed Ar ~ fIh ir53 iva
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Cnrl0cllsiltQ5.

g. There are about eleven hundred Banks
il lhe uiged States.
~ Eight members Of the British Parlia-
ueut are uns-aled, for bribery.
sgTas receipts of the Hudson River Rail-
rosd stated 10 be about 1900 per day.
- Winter carries of more singls girls
galu a frigh.lul epidemic.
- The :. Croy-bar Law Of Ohio has
been carried iut5 execution.
- 4 young lady recently discharged her
lover because he told her the wind had shifted
o. The population Of California numbers
2i3, l66 souls.
O. Senator BaTland has been appointed
Governor Of New Mexico.
o. The happiest people in the world are
those who do the most towards making 9TH
er people happy.
o. An American lady has been arrested
a HedeIburg suspected Of having revolu-
a9uary documents Ia her possession.
- The n Y Assembly has passed the
Railroad Consolidation bill by the decisive
vote Of - to 81.
"a The product Of gold in California, last
yelt, according 10 Hussey, Bond & Hale,
was $50, $50, GOO.
- 4 new commercial treaty has just been
nsided between Denmark and the Dominican
Republic
LeEi-The New York Times Of the 18th.
mentions sale Of 800 pigs hard Missouri
Lead. supposed al sos.
~ correspondent Of he Free Democrat,
.-5. ~ .;av- 49,, = = = i''''0'' can
Il man by me name OF cooper has
'rra AT esled az Lake NILS charged With
"s>ing counterfeit bills on the Oneida Val
~ y ~, fL.,"t'Ls.- ne ouNa'' OoiH-
~ 'It 'H'' '''"oIe 'a9 Oee,' ~
s5.e'al uayS past "'' mas oee''
~, L + announced by the Union. that
III. hacaaaan Will not supersede Hr. niger
sa' a the Court Of ST. james, until the lst OF
110y next
~ Dissolve some borax in water. and
use water t3 shave. when il will be found to
~ zap more peasant ana me opera
4 ~ learn from passengers from the
vest this morning, that the Belvidere Hotel
aaa just heen burned down, the train
passed. CHI. Jour Iltk inst.
- Ths house of FIetrb,r Webster in
4 Na->afeId, was recently struck by lightning.
Na person was injured, though the house was
Considerably shattered.
r. Rrn,,rs which are carefully contra
e..s9 ssy lar /, rnob had ass,iIea the Rrit-
4 .sa Ambassador a. Vienna. and attacked the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
EsrATE OF WILLIAM VAN puSEN.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM VAN DUSEN.
STATE Of Wi consin, .
Iowa County,
Candace % Van Dlsen has filed her petition in he
Probate tice, rayirg administration upon The estate
If William Van Dus. late If IVA County licensed
" ,tice herebey given that final hearing will
had upon laid petition at probate term OF The County
c art, be holden the Probate Orcs on saturday
the 7sh day Of May neat when and where any person
ilters ted may appear aud sh why prayer
OF the petition,r sh"nld mt be granted
FARLEY LATIN, County Judge
Dated April I5th, lS53 aw2.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

RELEASE OF SPANISH PRlsoNERs-A
letter from Europe states that Mr. Barrin-
ger procured from the Queen of Spain the
pardon and release of eight Hungarian
prisoners of the Lopez expedition. 1t
will be remembered that they were made
exceptions to the general pardon granted
to the Americans of that expedition, and
confined at Ceuta
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

,anHeration-A meeting has been called at
Yellesburg, Va, to discuss the feasibility Of an
,exing the pan handle" portion of Virginia to
.1ennsvIvania.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

TINHE subscriber would respectful ~ announce 10 the
public that he continues the Mercantile business
the old stand OF Lloyd Wheeler, where be hopes
line OF the old firm, and such others
wish for GOOD BARGAINS.
SAMUEL WHEELER.
Mineral PUiut, April g, 1873 .
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

* Two gentlemen of New Orleans
rave each made $4,000 during the last
NO years, by importing fine breeds of
owls
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
SAN FRANcIsco, March 10, I853.

John II Rhese Of ills county, contains later
news than We have otherwise receIyed.-Ga
.3dr.
SAN Francisco, March 10, 1853.
"On the 9Th of March, as the steamer Ten
pessee was entering the harbor from Panama,
with 500 passengers, she ran upon a sand bar
and was wrecked. The passengers aud mail
were saved. The steamer Independence, due
at Fan Francisco on the Sth February, has
not yet arrived. A ship has arrived here,
ha7ing picked up bedsteads, tables and chairs.
supposed to belong to the Independence
Two steamers have been sent out to look her
up.
On the 18th February, the far famed Mexi-
can highway robber, Joaquin. with a part of
his baud. in the Reighborhood Of Richie Gulch,
fell in with party Of Chinese, and shot two
of Them, wounding four others, and robbed
them Of S. 600 in gold dust. After which
they attacked the stage going from Jackson to
Sacramento City, and killed the stage driver
and the passengers, among whom were two
Mexican Ladies. He stole all the gold and
horses. Almost every day we hear of the
most cruel murders being committed by this
band. The Government has offered 81 900
for Joaquin's head. Ii is reported that his
company is composed in part of Americans
and German Jews. The peoplea are very much
IN fear for their lives, and a great many have
left the MINES
In postscript to the same letter, one day Ia
ter, the writer says:
'Since writing the above. learn that Joa-
gum has been captured in Valley City and
taken prisoner 10 Stockton
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
DOCT. ". E. COLE,

q. y .J,atft1. -: - d.5I1b - - :. d 6Js3.W,
TT ,vING ocaisd in Mineral ONT, would respectful
Ii Iy say the pes pc residing in town and country
that he is prepared 10 treat all cares Of ACUTE or
CDR MIC disease ON he wAIER 'URz Principle. Al
20, If desirable. will tie Butspic Practice
Bsyng spent ime at = wATER-CUEE Tnsti u Ton
for he purpose Of getting practical knowledge Of thr
system he has hesitation in ssyiI Il Ct il only
csssry or the people TO become acquainted with the
Practice 90 have The same confidence il that he hiu
n has. ALL cnlls pro- ptlv attended 70.
sE- Residence, FRANKLIN house.
Mineral Point. Feb 22d, 1883. IyI7.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Terms Of the Tribune, Invariably in Advance
village subscribers, eaper left their Doors 81 4
Office and Mail Subscribers, l O,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

ing through Inc terrible CrlSIs winch
threatens Mexico"
O. \ few months since two soldiers
deserted from Fort Massachusetts, won
dered about for days on their return TO
the States, in fear at any moment, Of
falling into the hands Of either hostile
Indians or Jrc Dps in pursuit. They mel
with another deserter, and the three were
overtaken by u party of trading Dele
wares, consisting of the squaw of ira
der her brother, aud some nine or ten
mules. The Delewares fed the follows.
and agreed Iaat they should travel with
them to The frontier, giving them mules
to ride on With all this kindness the
villains conceived the dasiradlv design
Of numbering the squaw and The man
for the money which the learned ~he
had abou. her, and taking the mules
;hc States Tor sale The trId.r had dint
somewhere near Salt Lake, and they
were returning t. pay his debts, and con-
mence trade on their own account One
day at noon. the party stopped 10 din,
aud water the mules, and the butchery
commenced They followed the dele
ware down - the water course, and soon
dispatched him. They then returned 10
the woman, cut her throat, and threw hen
body into "a gully, through which--as if
Pravideuca Had ordained IL for this par
iicular puEpcse--lhe water flowed. The
Williams dtgfed the money and mad,
their Wav go she Sales, sold the mules
ard went to 81 Louis The woman af
forwards managed to crawl out Of tn,
gully, AMI WIS at length picked up by
"a tribe OF Indians who brought her TO The
frontier, aud then gave such information
As led 10 the arrest OF the three scoun
drels in S. Louis, By an officer who took
them up thc country. where they were
recognized bv the squaw, and fully com
mi,ted TOR ;rjal by the magistra ties there.
Their trial IS to take place before tn,
e. 5. Courl II Jefferson, Mo, on the
Isl of April nt-xt--C Courier g. Enquirer.
DEsrRUcrlvE FmE.-The dwelling of
Robert F. Wiuslow, Esq, of Empire, in
this county, Was totally destroyed by fire
last Friday afternoon. So rapid was the
Gre, very little was saved from the de-
vouring element. Loss supposed to be
about So ,U0O. Insurance had expired
only three days previous 10 the casualty.
The fire was first discovered in the roof,
and IS supposed TO have originated from
1viug sparks in a burning prairie
Fond du Las Usm.
SPANISH Cusrous N FRANcE.-The
belief Is gaining ground in Paris, that
hv the influence of the new French en-
Dress, bull fights, which during al pre-
ceding reigns have been strictly inter
licted in France, are 10 be Permiued al
he Hippodrams Of Paris this summer
Il is asserted that a complete personnel
Of real Spanish bulls, and real spanish
bull fighters nave been ordered from
Spain.
Lr.p.-The N.r York Times OF the 18th,
mentions sale n 4, 800 pigs hard Missouri Lead
supposed at $3.50 -
w1sccxsrx Rlg s4 The water in the Wisconsin
river has risen Is 10 20 inches within few
DAYS. and continues to rise. 4 few rats have
passed down tn river
- Senator Bsr.aud, Of Arkansas has re-
ceived the appointment Of Governor Of New
Mexico The sT.gs etuasut has been confirmed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Wholesaie Destruction Of Letters. = On
Wednesday last. seven hundred bushels, or
abou, one million letters were destroyed in
accordance with the usage Of the Post Office
Department They were carted to Monument
Square, and spread over line of two or three
hundred feet, when the match was applied
The entire mass of combustble material was
soon In blaze, and several hours elapsed be-
fore the conf grafton was completed the Of
hclal attendants meanwhile raked the burning
fragments to facilitate operations.-[ Wash
lngton Republi,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

CUciat Court, Iotca Cola1ty, STATE Of Hiscons,a,
March Term. a D. 1853. Eighth day Of the
Term March 29h
and John Thompson, In Chsncery 10 forssIose
{ Mortgage.
John Bsckhurst
THIS day tn said compsinso,s by Msssrs Cobb
! s. AessmoTe their solicitors, and BY leave OF the
Court here had aed their bin e complaint herein am
their by their SAID sOcitoslt1s ordered Oy
The Court hare, that the said lsnants do pub
lie The defendant John Rack hurst, OF tbs
pending This sui by publication OF copy OF This Or
der in the NIs~uNsIS TsTBusE- weekly newspaper
publ shed ia Mines Al Point, said Couuty OF Iowa. 10Y
SIX successive weeks the rst seFtUn "a be within TWEEN
" days ON the date Of this order nd ike motion
Of the said complainant has sole afor said, II II
ordered by the Court thai the said defendant ard
be is hereby Tule.i - plead, demur 10 The
said cmpain hi al mpHinL died herein, on OF
before The day OF h4 next term OF this Court aid
is ordered bv the Court thai this be and II Is here
by continued until the next term Of this Court
do -reby Certify the aboveto be true copy Of the
urd-rs ma e. the above entitled Cause, tue above
laid COuTL-
In witness whereof have hereto Fet hand snd the
zeal Of said Court this ~th 6 s' April, d 1853.
JANIS HUrClllSON, eIk Cl-cuit
Curt. I wa County Wisconsin 6vy24
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
INsNIsANCE AGA.oN.

THE undersigned having received the Ager,y Of ~,
1 fonp~ing "a tDpanfes, WI
Jefsrson Life Iasag0ace Co. Of Cincinnati, OH.
hes5 IosS Central Insurance Company Of Ckerry
VoEey n T.,
j. prepared - take risks Lives ard rropery On .h
NEST favorable rerna eth h. uir' s.ek or 8atu.
q PriHclVle. D. p PtfIFpRD.
iIu scert 81 lg~a 90. Vie.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

T. The Quincy " OF 18th Ma CD, ST one Of the
largest and most popular papers ia lllioos, says:
. see the advertisement Of W. Farreii's Arabian
Lsnlnent This Llf1as1t $ TIE c~r-trs cuTean, and
n r1fstsk-" +T1-I.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Clothing

NV subscribers would inform te public ths: they
haze in their employ the "a prrienced work
who ready az az times 20 Coihing Of eve
description and of good materials can he found
- the pl4re Their work Is done 20 he best sy e and
warranted 90 H. Eai a. their Store under the Old
iooI- abd see for yourreivfs.
DELiER & MICH ELBACHFR.
Mi1ersl Point. Nov. rs, 1879 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

!
The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made it, appearance, called " B. Far
res Arabian I.Inimsnt, the most dangerous OF al the
couuterfeis because ais having the Of Fsrrsna-
ny viii buy in good fsh, without the know ledge that
counterfeit exists and they viii perhaps only discover
heir when The spurious has wrought lie
evil effects.
The genuine article IS manufactured Only by T.
ell sole inventor sAd prop wholesale druggist
90 ~, Main street, Peoria, illinois, TO whom all sppca
IONS for Agencies NUT De addressed Be sou get
with the letters H. G. before the Farrell thu--H. 6,
'ARRELL'S-.nd his signature on the wrapper all 9th
rs sre couBtcrfeils. Sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins,
Thomas 4 Co, Dodgevillc, Z. Beech, Linden, Hook
robinson, Franklin, Benner, winEvIIle, A. Nordyke,
fuscoda, Ripley, Downs & Co., Richmond, Z. McIn-
re- RIchaud CITY, an by regularly authorized Agents
throughout q e United States.
Gy Price IS and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and haualei
tTHi-ea States in which IS not yees;a6shed
address H. G Farrell as above, accompanied with good
references as to character, responsibility SC y5n39.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

~ Senator Bsrlaud, Of Arkansas, has re-
oeived the appointment Of Governor Of New
Nfexi-o The s-.rs Ertuaeut has been confirmed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

President PIERcE's GIFTs.-A writer
in the National In,elligencer sums up
The various Offices in the gift of the De
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

~ VICE President KING has arrived
at Mobile, from Cuba All hopes Of his
restoration to health are given up. He
IS fully conscious Of bis approaching end,
an eamed only anxious to die upon his
native soil
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Iowa COUNTY
ragu Of Highland, So 10 Justi5e's court.
7 OK RICK g. Hursa:
You are hereby notified that 3 zrit
u attachment has been issued you, md ,ctr
property attached TO sgtisy tho den T1 0f r. l. VANCE.
amounting e. ninety nine dollars cps CD Nov, unes-
shall ~ pear before L. n. Strong. usiice OF the
Peaca II end for said county his cnIce in-,
on he % day uf Aprl, y 1853 o'clock ths
afternoon, Judgment viii B. rendered against you ard
ycur pTnnrrfy sod 81 pay the debt
Dzt@d this 2-th day u March, A D fs53-
2t3H * l., VANCE PIzsnsfH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

GT The new Treaty with Great Brit
ain allows the people Of each country to
hold real estate ii the other Should the
Treaty Il ratified. good deal Of capital
vii come 10 tais country for investment
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
suEEcU.

T'AEEV Nd ~ ne -gtscfrs ~ ifi' enc mile est
Ttdr VI s-e ~ fft1b F-rd- I1rs .--tv W on IA
p dsV ~ ~ rich. A p f-f7 .np light hsy are vttn
br-ck ARE s-s iz rad slrai fl-ip r hse 81 heY
face haHd E-h tsed rs l. EzF}ve or m "a
90 re hravt siIh fsai 81 r~i-U1 ~ $50 &C. ALSO
yssrfif z hrfzl ct ,F lizft has iact rare
'afl =. Taised e. $500 gtb sts4d sfrsys quite
hin N order
ADAM WOODWARD.
Highland, Wis April u, 1853 4ES1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Later from San Francisco.

The following extract OF letter TO Mr..
John Fl Rhese Of Ills county, contains later
news than we have otherwise received.-G Gal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Temperance lecture at the Court House
this evening, [2lst.)
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
GALENA CITY MARBLE
MANU- ACTORY.
RosEBRot Gtf, BADGER & co..

ROSEBROg GF, BADGER & CO.,
AVE the most extensive stock Marble in She West
1iiru the celebrated IaTres, at Rutland, Vt. Owing
10 the Extensive sees have made throughout The
tire Weston states, enabled tn sell cheap and
give better satisfaction than other esablis in
the west. We have all times hand cOmplete
snrtmcnt of NONU ENTS, TbMBS x HEADSFDN Is,
MAN TELS of evsry pattern and Furniture Ssrbe made
& order We employ lie but the very best woT kmen
consequently work unsurpAs ed in beauty and I'm
ish. Ne invite all 10 come and examine ock and
workmanship, whether they wish To purcha-e not.
shop snd NaIehunsr Spring street, corner LeVee,
the Lower Bridge.
ROSEBROUGH BADGER, & co.
Calent., tIH.) april ,. 1853 car
EETo0Hs:N WAS .-Painted Tabs, do Buck
w eLs, Co cred Pals sugar Boxes, butter Prints
Ladies. u oomz, Zinc WashbJards Mop STICKS, willow
B4kes, Brushes, and general variety of Traps just
ceIved- sud Glr GEO w COBB -.
NNTGNn0W GA SS-H0 Boxes assorted from
w 10 TO q B., just received and Tor sale at
Apr 81 GEO " GIBBS.
NRT shzRE g. A Eh-and No /. zinc paint.
~ white, for sale at GEO. w. CCBH'S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

LEAp-The Na~ York Times OF the 18th
mentions a sale n !, 800 pigs hard Missouri Lead
supposed at $3.50 -
Wrsccvsrv RIg Egs The water IN the Wisconsin
river has risen Is 10 20 inches within few
DAYS. and oontirue- to rise. 4 few rats have
- l,r-r, IL rt,-ar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Strayed,

HIs&JH r1y hUsss- m abe - Town white
a EtsfsEsuts SHsssaE. rfsr uHs yetr ~ -
asl M ab.ut 70 ls-t marked 18Th undar i on
= e t ar, AM sraH" - -ha iHft AIS Trrzoa bat
SsiI ~af.sr ls1. zf3 -i-5t.g ere = rUsy
h-8nd "a D itersils Etd a. Ills ffoubIe.
AaAsA COBB.
yfir-r-r p tint krrT6 81 e5ir
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

COMMERCE WITH CHINA.-The report
Of the harbor master Of Shanghai shows
that for the year 1852, the American
tonnage exceeded that of any other na-
tfou
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

Cherry Grove. Carroll Co. IL. Nay ;, 1s5I
FRAUD AND IMP SIT, y EXPOSED VILLAIH0Us
EEFIfT-D-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21
Notice

z. yGSgsFFs u Is krskEEE[. or Euk Counts,
Wisconsin, having =. my Duplicate No ii,iS, fr b-s
soul west quarter Il ttP south est quarter Of section
- Town ~ Nurth, RTree East file Fourth principal
m rldisu, all hereby give rctiCe 20 al whom Il msy
cOgcerr ~ the loss said Dup c.te and ny appif-
csI"u TOR repay InGHt II The putchase money. sc dol
Hrs1 originally paid FOR taId trsct. By oIdsT Of the
EoufEnissiOueT ct The General and ONCE
6wst JOSEPH RENDRTrE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-21

a sUN a. --36 touI de, Sta,'s row. h
u Jus. received sale Geo. " IOBBS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-05
From the New York Tribune.
TIE FEVER AT NEW oRLEANG
NEw ORLEANs, August 20, 1856

NEW ORLEANst august zOt 1000.
have visited the various Cemeteries on the
Ridge this evening. On my way there passed
a large number Of funerals. Some Of tho bodies
were In hearses-others in cabs--also several
cart loads. At the various Cemeteries there
must have been some 800 cabs and carriages.
TIE increase Of deaths to-day is frightful.
Commercial Lodge buried two Of its members,
and also tho father of member. The father
and son were conveyed TO the tomb in one
hearse. In the FiremOn's Burial Ground there
were only four buried yesterday-tO.day there
have been eleven.
The great wonder is, where do they all come
from? You will notice that there is a falling of
in the report of the Charity HOspitals-the City
Hospitals also have lost but few. Tho increase,
however, is among the better class Of our citi-
gems, as the long lists of deaths for to-day will
prove.
The officer in charge OF St. Patriclss Gene
terry informed me that they have fights there eve-
~ day over the dead Many of the Irish pulled
up the pckets of the fence and bury their dead
without a certificate, or any account taken of
them. Cattle had got into the Cemetery and
trampled upon and in the new made graves.
At Potter's Field they bury in trenches, dug
two to two and half feet deep. The firing Of
cannon has been suspended, as it had On iniuri-
Gus effect upon the sick, and many had died in
consequence.
do not know if have as yet noticed the
death Of s. :, Doty, the agent here Of Gleason's
Pictorial aud other Northern papers. He hSd
been here but few months from Boston, and
his wife and child are also among the victims.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-05
Tho Cabin and ParIOr:

Or, Slaves and Masters complete in one DuOdeemo
Volume Of SS6 pages, by ], Thornton Randolph.
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is "Replete with incidents Of thrilling interest.
Well conceived, ably narrated and contains scenes Of
great dramatic power"
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Tom" There win be universal rush for it.o-TAt-
lAnta (GS.) Republican.
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thrilling that the readers attention Is 6xed after
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Gazette.
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