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The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Constable's Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIb., Couxrr
- OF NEVADA, Township o. Grizzly Bear.
BY virtue Of a writ Of ap execution issued
by jeremiah Woods, Esq., one Of the Justi-
ccs of the Peace of the county aforesaid, /
have seized and taken into my possession
FIVE MULES, the property OF VIM. c.
Curtis, which ] she.i expose to sale at pub
lie vendue TO tho highest bidder, on Wedne,-
day, tie 23a day Of March, 1853, at IL o.
clock M'. at Cherokee. in the township a.
forcsaid in front Of L. p. Turneys House
CHARLES L. LAKE, Constable
Cherokee, March I'd, 1883 --4t.sIH
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NEVADA HOTEL.

THE business of this establishment will
hereafter be conducted by the subscriber, who
solicits a continuance of the popular favor shat
has so long marked this house This hou is
the General Stage Office Of Nevada Every
means will be taken 10 make it a pleasant
place for transient customers and permanent
boarders. JAMES l.. OWEN
Main st. NaYada Feb 27-4h.3t
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American & City Markets,
Nevada, California.

Nevada, California.
O00 HEAD OF AMERICAN CAT
cOO TLE.--The undersigned would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Ne.
vada County that he has purchased the en-
tire interests Of all his former partners,
in the American and City Markets. He
has on hand 800 head of American Cattle,
and fiatter himself they are as good as can
be obtained in California, which he designs
slaughtering.
He is also receiving and will keep con-
stantly on hand Large Supply Of Groceries,
Provisions, and in fact every article usually
adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel
Keepers, which he proposes selling at whole
sale or retail. Packers will find it to their
interests to give him call before purcha.
sing elsewhere His terms are reasona-
BILE. No pains will be spared in endeavoring
to render full satisfaction to all who may
favor him with call. All articles purchased
at either market will be delivered free of
charge. L. 5. WILLIAMS.
Mar. IL. .-47-3m
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Big Tree Store.

Nos. 225 and 227, J 81. cor Of 9th, Sac.
HI ARENTS &. CO., have in store and
Il As for sale at the lowest market price,
500 qg. sacks best Chilli Flour;
200 hlf. do de do do
$50 do do do Barley;
l50 do do Seed Barley
300 do No. /, China Rice:
l25 do Chill Beans;
500 do San Jose Potatoes;
70 do Sweet Potatoes;
so do Onions, white and red;
15 tics. Y. Sugar Curod Hams;
SO bbls. No. Clear Pork;
20 cases Leaf Lard, no. article;
10 casks no. /, Goshen Butter, is lbs. each.
Is lirkins no. ], Goshen Butter, 100 lbs. each
30 6rkins no. j, Goshen Butter, so lbs each
30 bbls. Oregon Salmon;
so bbls. Mess Beef no | article
IS do Monongahela Whiskey;
100 l-S csks Brandy
And general assortment of Miners Goods,
always on hand. Traders and Miners would
do well to call and examine our stock which
we will cheerfully show at all times.
Highest prices paid FOR GOLD DUST.
46-lm
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Information Wanted.

AF AMOS LAMsoN, who was on Trinity
" River, March LIST, 1851, and has not since
been heard of. He arrived in this country in
August 1850. His family and friends at home
are anxious to ascertain where he is. Any in
formation sent to JoHv CARROLL Box 17l
Nevada post Office, will be gratefully received
Lanson was fom Warren CO., Ohio. 4s-3ls
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Virginia House Re.Opened.

FHNHE undersigned have taken in charge this
IL popular house, and design to maintain its
excellent reputation by supplying the table
with the best to be obtained in this market
the bar with the choicest liquors and cigars,
and furnishing clean and comfortable BEDS
No pains will be spared to please their patrons.
A continuance Of the patronage heretofore be-
slowed is respectfully solicited. Mr. John
son, who will sIpcrintend the arrangements of
the table, has had great experience in this de-
partnent and for six months past has been the
caterer for the Union Hotel in this city. A
fne Correl and Stable is attache to this He
tel and teamsters, dc. can be accommodated
at all hours JOHNSON q STROUD
47-2m
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n O tt c E.
Dancing School.

NER. SlIILLINGBURG informs The citi-
I'VE zens OF Nevada and Grass Valley, that
he has made arrangements to give instruc-
tions in all the different styles Of DANCING,
such as Naltzes, Polkas. Mazurkas, Fancy
Dances, and the like. good room will be
provided in each place fo7 the purpose, and as
every convenience will be provided he asks a
liberal share of patronage. For terms, &c,
enquire of G.. d. Dornin or Mr. Rabbits, Ne
vada, or the subscriber at French Restaurant,
Grass Valley, between the hours of and 3 o.
clock p NJ S. SHlLLINGBURG.
March 3-d5-3t
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Dissolution of Partnership.

01HE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Taylor & Owen in the business of
the NEVADA HOTEL is dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons owing debts to said cen
ccrn, are requested to settle Immediately, ,-and
all persons having demands will present them
for payment TAYLOR & OWEN.
Feb 81
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N O T | c. f.

rHNHE regular Quarterly Meeting of the
a. stockholders in the 'Union Quartz Noun
tain Mining aoQ Crushing Company will be
held in Grass Vail ", at the Beatty House, on
saturday, April ID 1853, two O'Clock, p NJ,
for the election Of President of said company,
and for the transaction of other business Of
Importance. GEO. w. .WOODWORTH,
Secretary.
(Srass Valley March H. lSb3-47-3l*
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Notice.
FOR SALE.

TTEHE we'll known Gaming, Billiard, Bowl
Il ing Alley and Drinking Saloon, in Ne
yada city, known as Barker's Exchange, is of
ferod at private sale, in consequence of the
death of Jas. o. Barker. For particulars en-
quire of Smith & tower, surviving partners,
or |. WILLIAMSON. Trustee
ofJas. o. Barker.
Nevada city, Feb, 20, lS53-45-4w
Sacramento Union and S. +. Times and
Transcript, pub sh one month and send bill
to this office.
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Information Wanted

EEY the subscriber Of his son, VIM D. Me-
ND FADpEN, and OF his son-ia-law, FRANCIS
NJ. MEADOWS, who in August last were in
San Diego, having come thus far by land on
heir way from home to San Francisco. From
that place they wrote home to Arkansas, which
was the last ever heard Of them by their friends.
Any person who can send the subscriber. any
inteli gence Of either of them by mail or 9TH
erwise, or to the Journal siice, will confer
great favor. My son was % years cid, the
other was about z5 years.
REUBEN McFADDEA.
March LIST. lS53.-45-3t
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. 8. &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dentist.
ND ESPEGTFULLY returns his sincere
Et thanks to his friends and the public for
the liberal patronage he has received. He is
pce pared to execute and warrant all manner OF
dental operations, in the best manner, and at
tie lowest prices. Once at Hodges Book
store. Ladies waites on at their residences.
d7.2m
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Valuable Property for Sale,

1t Grass Ta1ey, Neuada County.
II Property, known as the ''Beatty House," !"
is now offered for sale on reasonable terns.-
The owner is desirous OF leaving the State,
and will sell the house, furniture, cooking u
tensils, stable and lot, etc, etc. This being
one Of the best stands in the mountains, offers
very superior inducements to any one wishing
10 engage in the business.
The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysyile
stages stop at the house. There are two ex-
cellent wells Of water on the premises, with
numerous other improvements. The whole
property is now offered for sale on very reason
able terms. Il. A. BEATTY.
Grass Valley, Feb. ii. 1853. 42-af
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FOR SALE

TBDEN'S RANCH, in the immediate vi
IL cinity of the thriving town of Grass VAL
loy, near Conway's Quartz and Whe eler's Saw
Mills, The Ranch consists Of l60 acres of
fine bottom grass land, well watered and en-
cbsed by strong slab pig-tight fence. The
house contains six rooms, lined and ceiled,
we'll adapted for q family or boarding house.
1t can be had furnished or unfurnshed. There
is good stable, and well of excellent water.
This Ranch is well adapted either for tillage,
meadow, or grazing purposes, and will be sold
at bargain Apply to Doct. Sheridan, Grass
Valley, or to Mr.. w. EBDEN,
47-3t* on the premises
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N OF IC J.

n s hereby given that the partnership here
a tofore existing between William Wood,
William Crawford, r. B. Heacock, ir., and
John VI. lhursten, under the name and style
Crawford, Wood f. Co.. is hereby dissolved
by mutual CO nsent. Nevada, March IL, 1853
WIN. CRAWFORD,
VIM. WOOD,
J. M. THURSTON,
47-3t II. B. HEACOCK.
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G.. M. Sheridan, M. ID.

Il. c. ID. and Accoucher,
A NAUTICAL Chemist and Metullurgist.
~ Office near Boston Ravine, opposite
Glen's Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Analyses
and assays performed with the strictest care
and attention gold and silver melted, refined
and collected from all extraneeus matter !;
mercury refined and purified; quartz assayed
SO, as not only to give the quantity ofprecious
metals that 1t may contain, but also the guam
tity that may be vpeoted to extract from it by
the method of crushing and amaigama lion by
which il is proposed 10 be worked.
Agency for the sale and purchase of quartz
and other mining claims. Medical advice TO
the poor gratis.
Dec. 10, 1852 S3-Sms
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

Can be sent to any part of the States for about
20 cents, and GEO. KILBOURNE d. Co.
have fitted up la San Francisco, a suite of
rooms, on Commercial street, between Main
and Pine win take the pictures al any time OF
day and in al weathers, and put up in any
manner of style and casing, at prices ranging
from Sc upwards. Views of Mills, Stores,
Mining Claims, g. Co. taken at few mo-
ments notice. Cali and examine the Gallery
of Specimens. "a If
80 We will make it an object TO companies
who wish pictures of themselves individually,
by making liberal deduction to each, il they
come in nj the same time.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Washington Temperance Hotel.

Np H. COLLIER, respectfully informs the
ADs citizens Of Nevada, and Travellers, that
he is now carrying on the large and commodi-
Gus house known as the Washington Hotel,'
On Nam Street, above Amer,can Market,
on strictly temperance principles, and is pre-
pared 10 accommodate Regular Boarders and
entertain Travellers, in a style 10 give entire
satisfaction, both as to comfort and charges
Board and Lodging. per week, sl3 90
Board, IL 90
Meals, rs
Lodging, 47-3t 30
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
The Co Partnership

HERETOFORE existing betwean Henry
"A IL Fresdenthal and John Hearst, of the
Star Bakeries of Nevada and French Corral,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent
n. .FREUDENTiAL, Nevada.
JOHN HEARST. French Corral
Nevada city, March Is, lS53.--47-3t#
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Health Insurance Co.

Manhattan Health Insurance Go.
-GAF NEW YORK. (Omce tial.H, L
W New York.
Moses Van Buren,, President
Joshua w. Brown, Vice President;
Abram Requa, Secretary
r. II. Cady, Assistant Secretary
J. Franhall, NJ D., Examining Physician.
CALIFORNIA OFFICE.
Ne. Montgomery street, over F. Argent
& Co.'s Banking House, San Francisco.
OFFICERS.
Jeba h A. ] RGsias1n saas;"s' and ssoretari..
Burgoyne & Co., Bankers.
7. w. COLBURN, General A gent, Nevada
This Company insures individuals against
the expenses incident to sickness or bodily in
jury by the payment, annually, of from $50
to Sl00, whilst in health and prosperity, and
when so small an amount would not be felt,
the insured, in case of sickness or bodily in
jury, Is Untitled 10 receive weekly sum or al
lowance Of from $40 to $50, as long rs his
sickness or disability shall continue, and by
the payment Of an additional sum, annually,
Of from "a to $l2, he will be entitled, in case
of his death, to funeral benefit of from 1926
to $50. Thousands who were ence in health
and prosperity, hut whom misfortune, sickness
aud disaster have overtaken, have received and
are daily receiving the benefits, and experien-
cling the benign effects Of this Institution. The
attention of an intelligent public is srespectful-
ly invited 10 the subject Of Health Insurance in
California, and to the operations of the Man
haitian Joint Stock Health Insurance Compa-
ny in particular, rs n most efficient means Of
individual suffering, and Of pre-
venting the recurrence of those cases of ex-
treme destituton, misery and wretchedness
which are so frequent in our midst. The fol-
lowing table shows the rates Of insurance per
year, and the corresponding weekly sums
which the insured will be entitled to receive,
in case Of sickness.
All claims will be promptly paid at tho Of
fees in This State.
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f o r s A l. e.

A VALUABLE RANCH situate iu Ne
n vada county, % miles from Nevada, and
near the Refund Tent. Said Ranch is partly
enclosed, contains 800 acres, we'll adapted to
agricultural purposes. Several excellent
springs on the premises.
Kit will be sold cheap. Persons wishing in
formation in regard to it can be satisfied by
applying. to the Round Tent House, or to
Samuel Hervey, jr., Mt the Post Ohice, Ncya-
da. 45-tf
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Dissolution.

VNIIE partnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm Of Henry & Dickinson, at Grass
Valley, has been by mutual consent, this day
dissolved. Persons holding claims against
said firm will present them to M: Dickinson
for settlanent. Those indebted to the above
firm are requested " pay up without delay
ROBT. HENRY,
M. l. DICKINSON.
January 29th, S53-47-3t
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Administrators Notice.

A nL persons having claims against David
IA Leece, deceased, are hereby notified to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the date OF this notice
to VIM. Leece, his brother, at his residence
on kentucky Flat, Rough and Ready town.
ship, Nevada county. VIM, LEECE.
FEB. %, 1853 -i5-4t*
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hEd@AxSa rOLE Il NAGLE'S
/Ik1ESEH1o ~ LINE OF PACKETS for
- is9sizisz SYDNEY & PORT PHIL
LIP.-To sail on the 25th March.
We have great pleasure in announcing to
our friends and the public that we are ena-
bled to lay on for the
australian Gold Fields,
the first class bark JULIA ANN"
500 tons. This beautiful clipper was built
in New York, in October, 1851, of the very
best materials. Her accommodations can
not be surpassed, either for space or elegance
nor will there be any expense spared to
make her the most desirable conveyance for
passengers that ever left this port for the
Colonies; and it is confidently expected,
from her well known sailing qualities, that
she will make the
Passage under 35 days.
She will carry an experienced surgeon.-
For freight or passage. apply to
COLE & EAGLE,
corner of Front and Pacific streets,
Or to the Captain, on board, at Pacific
wharf. March 5.-46-td
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Auburn & Nevada Livery Stables

~
Telegraph Line!
TTHE subscriber takes this method ofren-
i dering thanks to his former patrons for
past fayors, and informs them and the pub
lie generally, that he has established Stables
both in Auburn and Nepada City, and is now
prepared to furnish spirited and gentle hor-
ses to persons wishing to pass over the road
BY this arrangement passengers can &c
Much Quicker and Cheaper /!
The advantages Of this line over transit by
Stage must be apparent to all.
Passengers bound for Nevada arriving at
Auburn by any of the different lines of Sta
gcs are assured that they can depend on this
line, also, passengers going from Nevada,c
Sacramento
ViU find Splendid Coaches at Aubu's
to take them through. Baggage not saita-
ble to pack on horses will be forwarded
twice a week on this line. Also,
One Buggy aoil be kept on tie Lane.
AGENrs-SAMUEL HlLLMAN, Neva-
da CITY. on Broad street, opposite the Union
Hotel, at the stand formerly known as the
Nevada Stable.
NARROW C. Mckenzie, Auburn, on Main
street, opposite the National HOTEL al ths
American Livery Stable.
SADDLE HORSES to hire in both pla-
ces on the NEST reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to transient steck
Office at the UNION HOTEL on Broad S.,
Nevada. J. B. LOBDELL.
March 4th, ls5s.-46.1m
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Valuable Mill Property.

aIUabIe MIII Properly.
TNOR SALE.-The Quartz Mill heretofore
II, known as Van Emons' Mill. situated on
Wolf Creek, half or three-feurths of mile b.
low Centreville, will be sold
AtPUBLIC AUCTION ,on Monday21st March
The mill is in good running order for crush
ing Quartz, and could easily be converted into
A Saw Mill.
Sale to take place at 2 o'clock P. NJ. on the
premiscs Terms, Cash. Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

Camberlaad Aug. 2o.-It is a fact that the
cholera exists among us. The FOLLOWING
deaths have occurred since the disease frsf
broke ont up to - o'clock last night,
On Wednesday died Archibald McNc;ll
ieweller, and Samuel A. Woman. carnentcr
Ga Thursday, Thomas w. Burton wheel
right w II. Mullin, tailor; John Scbsnk
bailiG, Charles Blirc, blacksmith VIM w.
land laborer; Heron Hilman. tailor. iona.
than Wilt burr-st maker: Henry Am
bruster shoemaker. Mrs. Sullivan. mother
81 John Sullivan, shoemaker Mrs II G.
McChesney, who had been long afflicted
with consumption; Mrs. Ashbury Sinpkins
and child of Mrs. Sullivan.
am glad TO say the disease is rapidly sub
siding. Only one or two cases today. and
no deaths. The disease yields easily to medi-
cal treatment. Many Of our citizens have
left but the precaution is totally unnecessary
sno need NOT produce uneasiness.
Tie disease is believed to have been
caused by the recent floods and sudden
change OF the weather, or temperature of
the atmosphere. 1t is chiefly confined To
that part Of our city on the bank of the river.
The weather is now cool and delightful.
You may rely upon this dispatch being fully
correct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

Cincinnati, Aug l8-Judge Mclean. Of the I.
s. Court in his decision yesterday, surrendering
ap fugitive slave from Kentucky, to his owner,
answered several points raised by the counsel fer
the slave by saying, i'll substance that the fugitive
slave law OF 1893 and 1880 are constitutional and
that no State has power to pass a law preventing
fugitives from being delivered up those TO whom
they owe service. That no proof was necessary
before the Supreme Court, that slavery existed il
the State from whence the fugitive escaped, as it
should be taken for granted that the Supreme Judge
knew the laws of all the States That the state
could not be compelled TO give up fugitives by a
law OF Congress, If the provisions in the constitu-
ton aid not do so. That slavery can only exist by
authority OF law and it so exists in slave States
said law hot being an infringement of the constiu-
ton the free States bound to recognise it in de
hyeriug up slaves from these States, upon clear
proof that they are such.
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BALTIMORE, August 20th.-The -four market for
Howard street Is very inactive Holders are urlwi-
ling to sell as the stock is light under an advance
We heard OF sales Of $50 barrels strictly new at
- l2s. Sales OF 80 barrels City Mills at s. I21
The receipts of all kinds of grain to-day were light
Market slightly tirmer. About 5000 bushels Whea.
offered aad mostly sold al l05 40 for good to
prime req; good to fair white III II cents and very
choice for family flour 120 cents
Corn quiet. About 5000 bushels offered. and mostly
sold at 63 65 cents for whitethe latter fgnres for
very prime and G8 cents for yellow.
New YORK, August 2Grh.-Flour steadv-Sales of
6Ho barrels at s. s. 81 for State s. II S. 62l
for Southern.
" heat active-Saes of 1900 bushels at 1874 I25 cts
for PRIME Genesee aud lGG liz cents for red Sales
OF ou bushels Corn at II cents for mixed and yellow
Oats 80 40 cents Rye Sc cents Sales Of mess Pork
5000 bales Whiskev q cents
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AM

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
n LOT, NEAR ARCH AND SECOND STS.-
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of trust
~, 1893, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
shall, at the request of the creditor thereby Sc
cured, proceed to sell. az public auction on the pre-
muses. on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the I'd Septe1n-
pet 1898, commencing at o'clock, the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed thereby, consisting of LOT with
shai hOUSE thereon, fronting % feet on an alley
cheers estate
Terms made known at the time of SALE
use is beileyed TO be perfect; but the subscri-
oei VIII convey with the usual special warranty
w. w. SNEAD. Trustee.
sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APpERsoN Aucts
r S-lmmediatey after the above sale. viii he
sold HOUSE and LOT adjoining the above.
ou - g. & A.
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w ANIED--We desire to purchase
" FARM, Of about four hundred acres of good
land, and having all the improvements necessary for
the comfort and convenience of genteel family 1t
must lay to the North Northeast of Richmond asI
hGu TOLER& COOK.
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
THE EXCITING NEWS FROM MEXIC0.

THE EACiiENG NEWS FROM MkAtCO.
The follow inc is fuller statemen; ofthc difficulty
at Fl paso than was given in our Geographic des
patch
disappears that an American who had recently
returned from California was seized by the Mexi.
cAns a FL Pasc, hearing Of which circumstance, a
pzytv of bis friends (a,ss Ameficans,) commenced
an attack upon the jail for the purpose of cieeting
his liberation and rescue
a guard OF Mexican troops, however, soon came
NJ and witnessing the action OF the Americans fired
xpou them, cau-iuS the later 10 beat partial re
trea.. The light was afterwards renewed, and the
district Attorney OF Fl raso county, Texas. who
WAS present killed. One person was also severely
wounded
what the final result OF the affair would be was
net known hu. the Mexican forces were armed and
drilling near the American town Of Paso which was
IL -Tea: danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22

Ndt0gcs q lie Fcrcr-Ihc VoatIer.
Ac5c Orleans, Aug 1s--9 P.N-The fever
Continues ON the increase, and the mortality
Is fearful. During the past forty eight hours,
ending this morning there have been re-
ported by the Board of Health in all, 40
deaths, OF which 366 were of yellow fever.
Inc weather continues exceedingly unfa-
yorab,c, with alternate hot and cold, and tre-
qucnt rains. Distress and suffering indie
scribable increase with each succeeding
hour.
Business is almost entirely suspended, the
Wharyes deserted, and all presents the ap-
pearanCc of a solemn Sabbath.
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Yc}lOfc Fcr9r al HqJ;le

Mobile, Aug. 1.-THE yellow fever is prevailing
u tlls cry 10 considerable extent, but the Board
Ui Health say it Is not an epidemic
Mobile, Aug ls.-Lt now acknowledged that the
yellow fever mas broken out here and learn from,
reliable sources, that it Is on the increase though
the authorities and The public press endeavor 10
keep the matter as silent as nOs.iblc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
F0rNTM LCDLCIAL DISTRICT.

Piasylvania gives Giimer PSI majority. Henry
gives him 1876 which added to his majority in Bed.
ford Of 31l makes his majority s2i-froiu which,
sf;e- doJlucting Trcdway's majority in Franklin of
l3o leaves him sol ahead and Patrick TO hear from
which viii probably increase it a little.
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Steamboat Erplosioa and Loss of Life


BxfaEO, dug l2.-The new Sandusky steamer
Mississippi collapsed tiue last night, when TWEEN
ty-fve miles OUT from Buffalo, instantly killing a
fireman and seriously scalding two others An
alarm OF ire spread among the passengers and a
general CONSERVATION prevailed, but the fears
quoted after while and the boat returned to Butf
10. The accident is supposed to have been caused
BIZ flaw in the iron of the flue