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The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
srn.rn..w. r.ken by Che Indians.

Churnsewn saken by the Indians.
MEssRs EDIroRs.-You seem from your lead
ing editorial Of last week, to be sadly posted
on the state of affairs the east side Of the Sac
ramento river, and l propose to give you few
items.
Churntown is not taken by the Indians, nor
is it at all likely ever to be so taken. Neither
has there been any Indians killed around here
Tor the last two years, nor have they stolen FIVE
dollars worth of property during that9 time
This much, SO as not to alarm the friends and
relatives of those who are now residing here.
There has been over twenty new buildings
erected here SO far this season. and more are vet
in requisition. About one mile below here a
new town has recently sprung up named Mani.
kinsyie-named thus for the reason that there
are IL members of one family of that name loca.
ted there-and it bids fair to rival Churntown n
very soon Newtown, Buckeye and Quartz
Hill are all much improved this season, and the
bu ildngs are generally neat and substantial.
A great number OF emigrants with their fami-
lies have located permanently on ranches in this
quarter.
Thisis one Of the most healthy positions in
California. No white person has yet been
known 70 die here OF any natural cause and it
is bound tU be one of the best farming districts
in Northern California. Serious ideas are now
beng entertained OF the practcabiily of bring
ing Pit River III here, both for miuing and ag-
rlcultural, purposes. Several new bitches have
been completed here this season, aud more are
in progress.
The en'erprising company owning the Quartz
Hill ditch have finished their labors and now
are only waiting for water to realize $40 to SIG
per day. The ditch is supposed to command
some OF the best placer mining ground in this
comfy. The Newtown Ditch Co. have also fin
ished another new ditch
Miners around here at the present, who have
some water to work with, are making from ,$3
to S. per day. Some choose TO be throwing up
dirt while others lay back for sluicing when wa
ter comes.
And last, though not least we are blessed
with The sight OF quite respectable portion OF
the ''gentler SEX all Of whom are young and
pretty. J.J.T
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

BY LAST NIGHT's STAGE-We we're favored
by Mr.. Slower, of Rhodes s. Co.'S Express, with
the earlest delivery of Sacramento and Bay pa
pers, yesterday evening. They p, riecty
barren of news. The John L. Stephens due
with one weeks later news from the Atlantic
side
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

LARGE SPECiMEN.-AualuSG ~ Cu. nave SHOWN
the editor ot the Stockton Argus, lump oi
quartz gold weighing l6Oi lbs. 1t was taken
out about fiteen feet below the surface, III Gale
veras county. It'll estimated that the lump con-
tains at least eighty per cent Of pure gold, which
at $l7 per ounce, would amount to the sum oi
500, 1862. One of the lucky finders says that they
have larger lump still. Doubtful.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

CBANGE.-Ihe mutations vi Time are wonder
full. We distinctly remember, on one occasion
in our scbool-boy days, being caught by The
master looking over the top OF a dog-eared copy
OF Webster's "Spelier,' when should have
been looking into it. We were attracted by
the beautiful little mouth, and rosy cheeks, and
blue, laughing eyes, and sunny curls Of her who
had completely bewiiched our little boyish
heart. Beautiful little Clara, thou art in Heaven
now! but oh how we loved thee then The
pedagogue, however, knew nothing of all this.
and as punishment tor being . caught in the
act F" Of disobedience, commanded us to take a
seat among the girls and beside her whom we
had been secretly adoring. This was the se-
verest punishment ever inflicted upon US at
school. To set among the girls! The punish.
ment was more than we could bear. Things
have slightly altered since. Now that position
- amoug the girls - is the only from
which we ever can catch glimpse Of heaven
Fact. The mutations of time wonderful
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

the Recorder OF San Francisco, for assaulting
Deputy Sheriff C. A. James, and battering him
with "a w-hide. The officer OF The law bad in
tiinated that Mrs. Woods was no better than she
should be- and that if her virtue should by any
mears strike in - like the measles no imme-
dlate fatal consequences would ensue. For this,
that lady entered restaurant where the un-
gallant officer was enjoying porter-house steak.
g took by The throat the um-circumsized dog, and
smote bim''-with the aforesaid twisted and
dried remnant of the hide of a female beast.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

DAGUERkrAN AkTIsT.-N Z had OCCASION, yes
terday to examine several specimens OF the
work Of Mr.. Pleasanls, Daguerrean Artist, now
stopping III this place. They certainly do not
suffer by comparison with the work OF the most
distinguished artistsof San francisco. He may
be found al the Daguerrean Room Of MIR. Bass,
in the Eagle Hotel
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
AGUE RREOT TYPES FOR 90 .Oo.
Shew's Daguerreotype Rooms,
Hare removed to the Fireproof Bnilding
No. 166 CLAY STREET.

No. 166 CLAY STREET.
A few doors above Montgomery street north
side, opposite DR.. Rabies Building
NJ R. SHEW has the satisfaction of annoup.
lvA cling that he has fitted up "A splendid suite
OF rooms for taking Photographic Pictures. either
upon glass, paper, or metal plates. Persons who
feel interested i'll the Photographic Art are invi-
ted to call and examine collection of Dagnerre.-
ottypes taken upon paper and glass, which en- 5
brace some OF the most interesting scenery in
history and possess brilliancy of tone and dis
tlnctness OF outline which surpass anything here
tofore produced on the Pacific coast
Mr. {. also announces that he has reduced his
prices to less than one halt his iurnler ra,es and
is now prepared TO take as good pictures for So,
as can be "btained at any other establishment at
oouoie taa price. Persons who have had poor
pictures taken elsewhere, can have them taken
over for trifing expense
fiease remember the number, l66 Clay street,
North side, few doors above Montgomery
street. and give us call before purchasing else
where. -.'-71S
All California papers please copy one month,
ana send one copy containing this ADVERTISE
ment. .raf.
San francisco, Nov. Ia, 1854. moves I'm.
Il
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

TREASURE ESHIPMENTs.- he following amounts
Of treasure shipped from San Franciso
during the month of November, being 81 ,4l8,-
1852 less than the aggregate shipments Of the
month previous, viz:
Nov. lst-per john L. Stephens, 1882, ,2l2 81
Nov. 9th-per Cortez, 87328U 90
Nov. I6lh-per Golden Gate, l,o75.3l5 80
Nov. 2lth-per Uncle Sam, 855,752 %
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

ExEcuTED.-Henry H. Munroe, for the MUIR
der of James NJ. Gordon. was hung in Martinez
on the oath ult. He stated on the scatfold that
Gordon was the only white man that he had
ever killed, but that he had frequently shot
Spaniards and Indians merely to see them jump
and die. There. were about fifty ladies present
ito witness the execution, thirty OF whom were
Americani
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

Mrs. RoBB-Ihe Concerts given by this lady,
in this place, the evenings of the 2aah aud
26th uit., We're attended by large audiences
Her efforts, as well as those of her companions
gave universal satisfaction We notice with
pleasure that large number of the cilizens Of
Marysvllle had rendered to Mrs. K. the honor Of
a complimentary benefit, which to have
been given ON Thursday evening last.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
Bring IL Back F.!

A file of the Shasta Courier, from March 18th
to October, 2Sth, of the year 1852, belonging to
this Office, is in the possession Of some person
to us unknown. As this is, in all probability;
the only complete file of the Courier for that Pc
riod, now in existence, its loss To as would be
irremedlable. We earnestly. beg. ther fore,
that the person having it N possession will re-
turn it to US Immediately.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
ADMlNITTRAToR,s NOTICE.

"A LII persons having claims against The Es-
IN tale of William Ficke decd are hereby
required tn present be same, with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned, Public Admins.
traitor ot Shasta county, at his office in the town
OF Shasta, within ten months from the date here
OF and all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment
ID. D. HARRlLL, Pub. Admir- s. c..
Shasta, Nov. Is. S54. 4t
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

REMov reiereuce to Tue adS Sertlsement
of j. H. Norton, it will be seen that he has re-
moved his Tin and Hardware establishment to
the house Immediately below Mix & Church.
and opposite Bull Baker & Co.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

The GREW OF THE ARcTic-ih lie New York
correspondent of the Times and Transcript says
the base desersion and treachery Of the crew OF
the i'll fated Arctic, is laid bare in tho fact that
not single woman was saved from the wreck
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
INFORMATION NAMED

AF PRIOR KYLE, who came to this State
~ last sumner. one year ago, from ashiug-
ton county, Texas. Any person knowing his
whereabouts, 10y sending word 10 his half broth
err, Jnnes NJ. kendrick Tehama p o.. Colusa
county, will confer great favor
Sacramento Union and Stockton Rep, blican
please copy one time, and send bill to this Office
Dec. 9, 1854. st
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NEW GooDss NEW GOODS.
At
HOLLUB 8. ISAAC'S
PIONEER DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Shasta.
WE HAVE JUST REC ANOTHER
w large and well assorted stock of t 81

"7E HAVE JUST REC CEIVED ANOTHER
w large and well assorted stock of 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Comprising N the new styles of the season, and
trust the va/ety and quality will fully meet the
anticipati,h hs of alls
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
viii be found large and well selected assort-
ment of Prints; American, French and English
Ginghams, plain and fancy all wool De ines
French and English Merinos; black and figured
Alpacas; Plain, Watered and Fancy Silks Silk
Velvet Mantilas, and complete assortment of
WHITE GOODS, Laces, Edgings Collars,
Sleeves. &C., &c, not forgetting Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings III great variety.
We would also especially call the attention Of
the Ladies to our and splendid assortment
of Rubber Boots and Shoes. both for adults and
children.
IN THE GENTLENENS' DEPARTMENT
May now be found one of the most complete and
elegant assortments of Cloihing and Furnishing
Goods altered in this market. Black Cloth
Dress Goats; Cashmere, Beaver, Pilot, Peter
sham and Satiinet Coats and Jackets; an ini-
mense stock OF Plain Black, Blue, and Drab
Doeskin Pants; Fancy Mddlesex and Doeskin
do and all kinds OF Sattinett and Jeans Pants.
In Vests we have Black Cloth. Silk Velvet, Plain
and Fancy, Black and Fancy Silk aud Satin.
Fancy and White Marseilles, &C., &C.; and al
most every variety of Undertaking, Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Hosiery, and Plain and Fancy Cra-
watts and HaDdkerchiefs.
IN HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We have, amongst other articles. Crockery and
Glassware, Carpets. Druggets, Mattings, Floor
Oil Cloths, Table and Window Damasks Table
Clotbs, Towelines and Table Cutlery. together
with constant supply of Blankets. Sheelngs,
Drills, Tlckings, Furniture Prints and Danasks.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"HE PARTNERSHIP, HERETOFORE ex-
Il listing under the name and firm sof Catey
e. Jones. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All those indebted to the cnncerl are re-
quested to settle their accounts with Chas Ca
tey. who alone is authorized to collect them.-
Also, all those having claims against the late
firm requested TO hand IN their accounts.
CATEY 81 JONES.
Shasta, July 20, 1854. de2-at*
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
$5.276,562 SO

REMARKABLE.-lh he euIlor vi the Oregon
Statesman has been presented by MIR. j. M. Gar
rison with dozen or two good sized apples. of
second growth. The first crop ripened aud was
gathered in September. The ireee bloomed
the second time Immediately after the first crop
was gathered,
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

OBsERvAATs-Mrs.~ Swissuenl. eJitress, is
doubtless a very observant woman. She re-
marks, in recent article, g that it man wants
his children to look like him, the fewer jaunls
he takes to California the better.''
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

A DIscOvERY.--The editor OF the Euening
Journal has arrived at the conclusion, and pro-
was "a man of bonndless intellect, unquestion-
ably-but dreamer" We would much like to
hear the reasons leading the editor to the adol.
ton OF this renarka Bile opinion.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

TREASURE KEcoy divers sent to
the wreck Of the Yankee Blude, for the purpose
of recovering the treasure sunk III that lll-fated
ship, have returned to the Bay, having succced-
ed in raising four boxes, each containing sl9,-
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
So5 REWARD:

STRAYED from Oregon Gulch. near Middle
~ town, some three weeks since. large
brown mare mule. branded with p on The
shoulder, on the left hip, and a Spanish
brand on the right hip. A reward of $25 will
be paid OH his return to the undersigned
AMOS Fl. CRElGER.
Oregon Gnlch, Nov. "a. 1854 n25-2t*
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

u The people of New York City pay fifteen
thousand dollars per night for theatrical amuse-
ments, OF 81 100000 per annum.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

OREGnN PAPEKs.-Our especial thanks are
due Cram, Rogers & Co.'S Express for late Ore
gon papers.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

~ Wheeler, The pedestrian, has accom-
plished the tremendous feat OF walking lOl
consecutive hours.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

DISTRICT CoURT.-We indebted to Mr.
Afford, Deputy County Clerk, for report Of
the proceedings of the present term Of rhe Dis
lrict Court up to the hour OF going 10 press.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

F John lurn vino Killed Alc.Icke in San
Francisco, is now living in Honolulu, having
escaped to that city in The schooner Lady Jane.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
To Packers and Traders

We offer unrivalled Inducements, as our stock
of staple Goods is always complete, and laid in
with care and jnd gment.
OUR PRICES will compare most favorably
with any honse in the State. having a Partner
constantly in the market. selecting
THE Latest STYLES AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
To our many friends and customers we return
onr sincere thanks fur their very liberal patron,
age heretofore, ami trust tor a Continuance of
the same. HOLLUB & ISAACS
Shasta. November 1S 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

Our OF THE wAY.-rhe DuIte Record says
there is not post office. post route, or mail bag
in the County Of Plunlas.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
IN n ~ A. ii a IAUN A~as.

IN NFJ .s.iAA IAUN ssA.~A..
or THREE FAMILIES that cross. d the
~ Plains this year, by the names OF Benjamin
and Isaac Turnan, aud Samuel Smith. They
were from Iowa-they had some three hunnred
head of stock cattl,-ihey are supposed to be
III ihe valley some place. Any person knowing
any ylhing Of their whereabouts, will be amply
rewarded by leaving intelligence at the State
Journal Office
SHEDRACH y. NORTHCUT.
Dec. ., 1854 If
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

LOST!
RETWEEN THE POST OFFICE ard the
II Eagle Hotel, on Thursday evening last,
Nov. 30. a full set OF teeth. Tie fuder i'll re-
ceive liberal reward dy leaving the same at
my office at the Eagle Hotel. 81
DIR. MORSE.
Shasta. Dec. 9. 1854. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

II All persons indebted to the firm are re-
qnested to make payment without delay.
nolS-4t b. s. C.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
THE LATEST STYLES AT TT
O'ral;E.
NOTICE.
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the firm of BradMay ~
Crosby is this DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
DR.. }. K. BRADWAY will continue the Drug
business aud practice of medicine formerly,
and Will attend 10 the collection and pay ynIeut
oil all debts. LEVI CROSBY,
J. r. BRADWAl
Red Bluffs, Nov IL, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
NICARAGUA SrEAMSAHF CO.

N1CARAdsCA STEAMSHlP co.
A FOR NEW YORK AND NEW
fGETr Orleans, via SAN JUAN.
t.as<SRsa The shortest quickest, and heal
ONLY II MILES LAND CARRIAGE-MAC
ADAMIZED Road.
The fayOrie steamship
SIERRA NEVADA,
j. H Bleihen, Commander i'll sail from Jack
son street wharf for San Juan del Sur, ON
Saturday, Dec. 9, at . O'Clock A. W..
For iult tner particulars apply To
G. r. GAkRlON, Agent,
Cor. Sacramento and ledesuort sts,
deg San trancisco
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

Rhodes a. Co... Express.
Will accept our thanks for daily supplies of
California journals.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
Adam. A. Co.,s Expres..

Adams Il Co.'s Exprrss.
Have our thanks Tor regular daily files of pa
pers tor the week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06
10 rHR DEBlIlpATED.



Ala time whom Cholera nenaeys NJ nom abroad, and
evstgship nom gMofe sfiiyea itdsn With dltsi'e aiN
ueatl ID Is &c tie dghetl ipno ance iltt blood Ahould
btpariRoland lo sysemputihs condition capable ofie-
contagious Alaeneos. Thls gtst i6sorotvtanN
dis iocldnts DE 3sst safeguard hglipitnleeon patihe
world has ever seon Th6hsrh wtic forms lie rrinepel
Ingredient d cheWod by tile lnhabans Of Arabia where
listomi, as sngo a0agplQths Yisr'bl' PstIllehes"
Which otcallonaly sweeps OYER qi reiont ana u hae
beeraduidss2d IA eboerts m1lidlp N letaonaRp
Paris with the most surprang ura' eheet IN lhc de-
by which folowa eVsr into desrlrli alqseg Of NO.
and IN ALI asss Of Robeusoa and Uopraason nom Whal-
ever oap,o atng Il seems to ersaiea new ana Vigorous
vitality, realonpS ITO ahengi o. hq mpSlsai btaelis
Tie ielyes eloarps tho brain, Improving he Fppee md
bringing on no functions OF The body INFO normal and
loallhy condition incasss whoie Tie law 81 lpprqanet
iOuqsHol boon nlhlledin mAfrlcdlliq, both VII
md ntbo hrisoraii8B Rfrir tho boat meaha emov-
ling The Of 3hoso tpInnss re regular aqa oess1
1ona constant and hold cleerUlhess, and ia gently
atinuatng aasols never followed BY depressing lete=
on ladiet. gii6lhsf pafred SInsti wl fud tgf-
etily Invaluable n atpa pNsiral dlfieples % Which
4 their delicate eahrat on Is liable
The cogdlalisnl up llghfeoe nIreled, l0piui bo'-
TICS Prceihges dolafs ler bottle, two TOT hve doaIs,
4 aIxinr twelgsdollars. CIR RING, iIreprttleri
IL fD1 broadway, New York
Sold BY Dqasts tbroushcptths United slales, CfnadU'
and tie West Indies e.l
i Agentai--W lirnLiNa XXI Bills a 0dLBIPBLL.
n CiNclNnA4I--R. n NkAkiNSS.
\ oJ-Seo Embellishments algi4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

in9 B.oly 4 told ofthe Bishop Of London. Went.
ins somo 'itfnlions done In The palace OF Fulhdm,
h- ed01fedn ffSl Tule architect to mspe al tie
buililr 11d consult 90 10 What was needed 10 BE-
doIa Ilg biJrrN occupied the iauel three on
four honit n'l SIC bishop on hi0 Tepou on
o4pente, d.limIled nol 70 proceed. Hn said,
hGpeteb t3c too1 enough e iell nie lot how
Trouble yon have f1tef. u think, your lord.
shin,V : d 40 lsniy, n hnhift3 guineas." "a
hniilted ruinpdsi" ttf4 rV lord" "Why
many Of ny e0lhlss DO rol ftcIle y nuoh tot 4
whole yeafe 1erVleet." aver illie ny Lord,
tui / an bioh5pinihy 1lolelf'Q4 hq oheqns
UatdTaUn oni iqQdsd ovrl D cIlerto hul The
bishop tghe5 q % thought how om'llcl oishiieei
seeit e.l,gt - eAayt.
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u. Is! PubLic LAMBS IN MAeEgr.-lt Is stated
that the Secretary Of tie Interior ' aboul 10 te-
store to market 81 tie lauds withheld Ton s'le
on account Of tie contemplated railroads running
th1o6gh Oil ett them. except q cgutss, 10 c'ses
where coDste,a has actually made the giants icf
raiIrdd purposes asked. A large body Of 'efy
ioafnbla lands will thus become aSain subject to
private tniry d tI.0S pei nCle, OftO location win
land scrip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

aJAn Iiolian ruil dealer named Frantni OF
Botd,li, parsued a boy on the lsyee q ST. LOUIS
on Tuesday evening iorOIenIing some fruit The
b,y ran on board Of the slsCmel Forest Rose' the
nmlS Of Which, Wm. Middleton, Cred q pistol az
Pnntei,i. ne wound causing almost instant deoth-
A. 8. uold,r police Ofiesh then undertook 70
are, Niidleibh, and be was aaGBsd BY him inihe
,ids. inaieliht moliaiWound. Middleton hedio
Illinyis. but YES pursued ond arrested,
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nrslcK ANp AFRlIoTgD..cl

TAR most ,alc and certain rom dS ever known 10 ths
world for tho cure o obstinate togha colds, Mlhra,
bronchitis, blood spillnGi liver complaint, wAooplng
cosb Group. Tickling Sians n tle ;biOai pegopsie
bity pains in the side breast token constitution,
rom l0 dbnsc 81 talon, aud other causes, ll DOCTOR
.swAYNRs oOAPOUNO SYRBP or WILD eilER-
RYth dcosanaion, aer has reaeisd alhte, endae-
ansd character biherlO con lleed neurabIei yleldt
without struggle TO this great Original via phertyire-
pa alton. Re0smnt~-de great olSilni villa Cherry
pnrsrsilor aud The only compound prea,cd by regular
plYscIou. Is manufactured updor TIC mnedlate Gaze Of
DR. SlRARNB, sthla Laboratory, No. North Seventh
81, above Marriott palsdephlu. s
tot {ais 5y-DR. JAMRS %AitRRi KILLS q Q LD-
wt liz, and T,RrTRllsON& Co wbsellls FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BUKDsAbL & Coz cluChdnili
aud Us dealer ganeraly. ssplg
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A DEsTITuTE PAuFGR-h Notwithstanding
Of horns and horn Hints, Of springs aud guns, o
lnaupeIs' poverty and poor houses 1t must be re-
refreshing to encounter q case like that which
came within our know ledge asst evening. AN OF,
man calling himself John P. CheveTOy yesterday
morning made opplicaliouio the OSeIsteT OF The
Poor Of the Filth Ward for admission into the hos
pilal. lie complained Of suffering greatly from
dauhGa, and that he q I'D bet n IN the city lour
DAYS IN state OF dtsiiuliOn, without food alleu-
ton OF consolation. He thought Il very "Wick
Ell wcTd,'' that some good Sumsnlon had not
taksh him IN and done for Inn. (lf The knowl-
edge Of what he really had about tim had cen
even que ssed At iheie ore enough about would
have DONE that same.) Thus though, par ParCHh.
sss Hedeclared he was ramniRg aigsy, andcould
not last much lousel. The certificate WIS grant.
ed. Unon application 70 the Dimclols he was told
10 deposit al the Office any means be had, even
10 i've cent piece, nnd that lie would get II
again, when he admitted that he had $3.50 and an
old silver watch, worth, probably e. He was a
va. gouo looking individual. Coatlesy, ragged,
Filthy, aud with eoaTce enpughialiels 10 cover him,
he arrived at hospitol. While 10 was undergo
ing The the necessary nblutonS, The sum Of $3.50 so
ives found on bis person. There also came TO light
copy Of giant OF land ioTiouT hundred acres In
Lawrence county, KY, nlso notes aud receipts foI
nOlCi 10 ho collected IN bis favor TO tile amount
0fgI,i16.15 He appears 70 be q confirmed old
bach6tg iloni his papers, has duWnchst oounte.
nance, end q one Of The most miserable objects Il
ohoTty, 10 Anrealunce, thotevev paid vioit TO an
infSmsIy, and, By pc own abatement, is % yepIS
Old Gin. bhgufff arg, 30.
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HrAiah % BdU4HKRN CITiEa-7toI luo wees
ending gtls1dag lest, there weFs 81 eea'ha IN ga
vannph, Of &hchpumbyr 60 were l'om yellow
f,veS 81. Bancroft, ESQ, wosone Of The victims.
AfMobls. for the week ending Tie 2stL ull,,tleEe
wee tgdstt6s, including one IN the Marine hoa'
pit6l from yell5v lever. During The same week,
is yellow fever deaths OccuHed in the New Or.
leans Chadly Hospitals The dltsaso Is rapidly
nbsuug,