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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14
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Blanks. Bal Tickets, Cards, Pam
Inlsts, Hand Bills, SC. done to order.
BlanH Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, SubpGnas, Ex-cu-
lions, Notes, Sc, OF superior quality
sl~sys kept on hand al this Office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14
AGENTS.

yAs followIn. persons are authorized to
ae as agents tor the .ffrcrtisT.
+. W. CARR, PhiIad cirhia.
VrsscuEa K SCuELL, \. y. City.
r. NJ. BuRNErr, Ml>catne. Iowa.
w. ). SPsNCER, Davenport,
Taos. WIN, springdaIe,
JOHS BoYp,roN, Lacton.
RoBEer GewEe, Celtr Bluffs,
A. Courtwrght. Toronto, Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14

RelntorCements Continue TO reach the
allies, and over 3 900 of the French
Imperial Guards and English infantry
are now at sea on their way to Crimea,
Lord Raglan has sent to India for the
10th regiment Of English Hussars.
The Turks in the Crimea are to be
made up to 60 900 men before the end OF
January.
The Russian reinfocemen,s are ad-
vancing by forced marches through Bes-
sarabia.
GREAT BRIrAIS. Richard Golden
addressed his constituents at Leeds,
stigI"alIzlng the attack on Sevastopol as
colossal mistake, and said the main
question now should be how to get on, Of
it. Other speakers addressed the meet.
ing, almost unanimously in favor Of the
war.
The fate Of the British ship Bernice,
missing since 1853 from Shanghae, is
discovered, the Europeans on board hav-
ing been murdered by the Lascar crew,
and the snip burned. The assassins are
captured and executed.
SpA1S.- The new constitution was
submitted on the 18th to the Chambers.
The main features of it are that the
.ovcreiga must be Of the nation, and
that the religion OF the nation is Roman
Catholic, but that federation will be allow
ed that the press shall be free that
contlscauon OF properly and the death
penalty for political offences are abolish
ed. The National Guard IS established.
The Legls azure shall consist of two
Chambers. Senators are to be elected
for life on property qualification, one
Representative for every 10000 iNhabi-
tan,s. The Courts shall meet annually
in October FOR tour months. They shall
regulate the strength OF the army, give
assent 10 royat marriages. and appoint {
regency when occasion requires.
! The overland China mail has reached
England with dates iron Calcutta Dec
! i3lb aud Canton Nov. 2J'u.
! >lr John Bowring, the British Minis
tel, has returned rom the rortA wltuou,
reaching Pekin. He and the Other
Minister had been stopped by Commits
soners from the Imperial Court and
proposed to NEE. a. SAaasAs:! !" Deem
Der, there to discuss u revision Of th.
treaty.
Tie rebel, had captured a large juul
! O. the Imperial squadron and there wa.
quote 4 panic ut Canton.
! A, Aaaugnal, trade were improving
ard large business doing in silks a
reduced rates. Teas were a lrlle cheap
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14
10000 HOES
WANTED.

~ He SUBSCRIBERS, having purchased the
1 large s'anghterns and packing 'stabI sh-
mert of Nessrs. Green < Stone, e thts ,tv.
are now prepared 10 purchase 10000 Hogs,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14

ssg- Notice the card d c. kranz,
watch maker and jewcier At Mnsca'nr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

oas square, on insertion, Sl,OO in adpan-e.
s. each additional Z" 25
. three months, AGO
90 six 9 600
I" one wear, 800 = y
Half column SIX months 1900 "
- - one year J',oOt n
One g six monh rs, 3o,O0a"
g one year. 5000"
BssinAss Cards of five rss less one year, s., 90
c. II p,yment Is not IN ,de in advance, rne
10 lrih vii! be ad led 10 tue above rates.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-14

A New IDEA. DR.. Townsend, Of
New York, has converted his new resi-
dence into a source Of income. He has
thrown 1t open TO publlc inspection, the
admission being twenty-five cents. TIE
proceeds 60 10 the relief OF the poor,
through the Five Points House OF In
dustry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06
THR POETRY OF P~s7c

AYERS PILLS.slide susarslo,l, the palate hut
their energy although wrapped up. is sre, and tells with
giant force outhe very foundations disease There are
thousands Of sufferers who would their dist en-
Pers if they knew they could he cured Try iy-
er's Pills. and you will know it.
Pmity The blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from Impurities aud youar cured
already.
Take Ills best all Pnrga,ives, scrOfula Ind-
geston, weakness. headache ache, Side ache Jaum-
dice. rheumatism, arrangements the LIVER Kidneys,
and bowels, all derangements and oil diseases which
pursative remedy reach fly before like kne>s
before the sun.
Reader if yoa are suffering from any Of the
complaints they cure-sefer morc-tle remedy has
been provided you. anrl it is criminal 10 neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry PeciOrql is the hest medicine for
Cough, is now well known to tho whole world and that
4yer's Its arc the best OF all Pills, is known to those
who have used Them.
Prepared by Dir. J. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price p cents per bOx-5 boxes fOr 81.
\. &. coon Il Go, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard letail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06

THE undersigned, Executors O( tic last "a! AMI for,
mSnt Jonas CrHubachcr drcct ed, Mil sell allol
auction at the f Oni d)Ur Ilc court hou. ui ono,
ly, Saturday ,he GIli day October. 1855 tie follow
iis real estate, To wiz tile suut halt Of lot ~ g. ON U
west tide oi Main street in Tic city Of Wheeling, beI
%i1 rCt IOI AID cHieuGtl. back TO the river The .
las on il large thee siniy BRICK dwelling VIII, u uo
UCSIcs the dug and Office, with gas and water III,
aid good uuIlOuses. Tie house is well II ted n-
boarding Uusc aud apOherSry shop and the stand ,,f
Also lot No " on Clay and SiSh streets in East VII,
Ing. This lOi is vacant aud very .dCsable hmdl
purposes.
7'rms "A credit OF six, Twelve. and eighteen mon.
will he given the purchase none y, except 10 prT,e
cash III purchasers giving tlcT negotiable nuIes, in
good etIOrser ing inye est, and eNruuusa CrCI
trust on the property ~ secure the lmClasc money
JOHN II. GRtIMi:ACKER
GEORGE llA3pMAN,
Srpi;id EN'IS al ]. CiUUthacLrr, tl.rrt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06

RUTus CmoArE.-This distinguished orator and
statesman has written characteristic letter rela-
ting. to the Wing Convention held at Worcester,
Mass, on Tuesday. "I assure the Wings of Bos-
ton,'' he says, "tbat should have regarded it as
duty and privilege. If it had been practicable,
to serve us one of their delegates. The business
which the convention meet to do, gives it exrnOr-
binary attraction, as well as Importance. Wheth-
er we are dead, reported in the newspapers, or,
il NOT, whether we shall fall upon our own swords
and die even 50, will be debate possessing the
interest of novelty. at least. For one, deny the
death, and object to the suicide, and should be
glad to witness the Indignation and laughter with
which such question will be taken" He enters
lnto brief examination of the fusion platform.
exposes its weakness, and declares the new organ
ization to be party without politics. Even on
the question OF slavery itself, he says, they are
vague aud evasive. He tells the Wings to he of
good cheer to stand TO the old faith, aud to unite
with no party "that does not carry the flag, and
keep step to the music of the Union.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06
FOR SALE,
Il Valuable OHIO Rirer Farm.

II Valuable OHIO RLrGr Farm.
A CITING as Executor. under the will OF the late Jas
"A II. Neal. decd. will proceed "n the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
to sell 10 the highest bidder the now occupy stu
aled on the OHIO RIVER thee miles above The wn or
eTShuIS, Va, the terminus the great Western
Link Of tile Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad; said to con ain
Two Hundred and Fifty Eight ACrcs-ahuu hunr
and thirty hVe ACRES of bottom au rcd and under
high Stale OF cultures The residue well tmbeed uneLrd
OF which Is susceptible OF cultivation, with lrsc and
cOinmudlons two story frame dwelling mouse with kCh
ell attached aud other necessary buildings together
with several hundred bearing Engrafied Arrle Trees
Cider Huu { and tXlureS: Mormon Hay Press
! his FdTn by outlay vi a small amount of money!
eau be made one oil The most desirable situations III Wcs
tern Virginia.
Tie terms Of sale will he Oh half Of the pu cheese
money IN hand, the reside in two equal payments OF
one aud two years, bearing interest OF the sale
and lien retained said Farm Tor the deferred pay
menis.
ALSo:-Acng as Aforesaid and on The same day.
Will sell To The highest bidder, M To- situated in
the town OF Parke shug, tho LytterOn and
Green streets, fronting hud aud scvemtyve eet
Oh Green ond extending back hundred aud Ten feet
on LytletoH street.
TERMS :-one half OF the purchase money 10 he paid
Tie 10Th OF Feb loj, and the residue 18TH Nnvr
1885, with bond aud approved security aud interes: from
date In sized lois 10 suit the purchaser.
II. NEAL. Executor
N: B.-Those wishing 10 purchase, will he Pleased
to show the premises, OF give Item any information they
SEPT. ~, 1850. orj.I,s
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"a a. y E,.,,AI...s SUSPECTS ~ '.'.Alr,
THE MARRIED wONIAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANiON.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.


One Humdredth Edition l5OO, OO0l lSmo. PIP. $50.
STANDARD work established ounL classe in cat
a'oeues Of the great Trade Sales Of New York. Phla-
dIpniI amd other cities, and sold by the principal
booksellers in the United Staea.
Every woman here discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature, churac-
ter and cause OF hercOmPiGWt and be spared much aux
and suffering, well the unpeasantness OF max
ing known mkins inquiry Of, respect
10 the nunberless ailments wnich she is subject The
wife becoming mother has olen necd;OE instruction I'D
advice in respect TO hei situation. which she will
fm This book tells her what is the matter, and tells
her what 10 DO for it, in simple bu: chastc words, aud
SIT h as she CT understand.
Those suffering from distinctions irregularities pc
cnliar the female system, ProlaPs ueri Cfs-
iIs of the wOnlb1 TON Cuor abrs, will each fluid in
its pages the OF prt veHton, aucII OratO aud
Lief.
Much distress Of mind, well thousands recuniai-
Iy Oh he saved every husband simplest laws
aPperainir the marriage state better understood
HAT they better tracelble to that
and almost cummendAhe sensitivcness that will
rather suffer than consult with med
ica respect to complaints peculiar tho female
only.
Ina cory OF Tho Married IToarams' Prircts Medical
ComPGmiOm,'' every iema.c has Physcim tia; knows
and describes her every symptom feeling ailneut
ard which She can consult all times without violence to
her sensitiveness.
EXTRACT OF letter from gentle an in layton, Ohio
Avr"x, May LIST.
DR. \. y. MAUR1cEAU:-My Dear .SiT-Mv vile hiss
been pei eptbly sinking for three years more In
consequence of great anguish ard SusTins months
beiuIe and during COnencnt every successive
aud more deolliia;ed aud Frustrated heT, putting lie
IN Imminent danger, aud which the Cason
dcSraIred OF lsupPOScd that Ihi things was
lie VIti bic, and resigned myself meet Tie worst
heard ,OuT hook hIsiy spoken OF, containing some
matters caChus my On its receipt and prlUSai
calIt express you tue relief afforded my distressed
s, d The JOY It's PAGES impaired my WIFE, on lea
Ing that the discovery NJ. N peSomeauX povi-
dei enedy. ltuIehGd prOspeC. witch little
conceived ptssIbIe- ibis. aIother year
would have passed my head, in ali pIo5a
" NV vile would have been Ia her grave aud my cLlLI en-
left rEerleSS.
Upon The receipt or Ono Dollar, ''T'HE MARRIED.
WONiNS FRIEiTE MEDICAL COMPINIONr' IS sent
l"iat!'d FREQ any part O the TIN ed Staes
dAs aud British Provinces. Al letters must post
raid, end addressed 10 Dr. /. ~ NdURIcEAU, box 1924
New n0k city. Publishing OiIicc No ~ LibcIy ST.,
Agents ia Virginia.
Stephens Han sittoa-o Stetn"s d Co. HITriror,
5uEsh-Wm Bcakmear and Z Holiday, Hof,lpisviils-
Wilde i BRO, John Fisher. aud II Thompson, Winding
IN holiday, Marshall H-JacOb + Smith, UeLLa6IyTg
-%ami A Ii Mauzy, LeioiAJtrsh-Z Karr Cedar Grere
uiAs-Dr Barnes, CISTk&5nrg-Dr & Williams
Sh,PatTd5to.1n sep5:daw5m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06

I,1roRrASr oF,Sros OF ruE ArroRSEr GEsERAL
OF rllE UxrrED srAUTEs.--Attorney General Gush-
ing has given an opinion in regn"I 10 tue recla-
nation of fugitive from service in -org"nlze'
territories Ofwhich the following are the man aud
most interesting points:
"l. The constitutional right Of a citizen of the
United States 10 reclaim fugitive from his law
full service extends not only TO the States and TO
the organlzeti Territories. but to all Tue unotgaEi-
zed territorial possessions ofthe United States.
80. lin such such Territory there ne no COM
nissIoners Of the United States 10 act, the claim.
ant nIa proceed by recapiure without judicial
process.
p3- AnyJsuch fugitive from service inthe Indian
country is there unIawfully, and, as an intruder.
IS subject 10 arresI by the executive authority of
the United StnleS.
az. Such fugitive cannot be protected from ex-
tradition by any Indian tnbe OF nation; for the In
i;nDs themselves are the mere subjects Of the UnI-
ted States, aud have no power 10 conflict with the
constitution OF the United States.
tI"5. BY the local law Of the organized political
communities Of tile Cherokees, Choctaws, and
Chickasaws, there is ample provision for the de-
livery up Of fugitiyes from service i'll any OF the
States
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Trust sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE

NlONhS &C
JlN virtue az certain deeds ius. from Michael Swce
/ } ney and wife 10 myself, duly acknowledged aud So
corded in lie clerks office or Tie county court p Unu
e"oIIy Nrrgiua, SHALL on Monday iIe Stn day III o. o.
be-, 1900 ~ ." O'Clock at the door nj the u0,f
h"sr IN Tie city Of rcimg. expose TO sale by pu,
auction. all oil the following IcsCiibcd real C. and
htid-r sUrk ard personal prOrCriy Ia wit: all I lot
nunnc' cal - u. -, 81. Ji 3d. 90, o., IS and % situate
on tie weNi side OF Main street Northern ,a,t Of
said rIly and which is IL, aied aud erected The lac
ideucc al Id Michael Sweeney COusiunTed Tie YEN
e' h"Iii residence within lie ,ity with first late sa
ii:g, etc also, tcc hui ell ninety nnc sIa, e o,
lie capital stock OF lie Wheeling aud belmont RiLG
omrhmy; and also the late interest OF said Michael
sweeney III aud TO the steamboat City Wheeliu.
said Interest heing STOCK therein taken by said Mclac
sweeney TO The amount OF S3,nGlO when sum he uad
IN about twenty two hnnd cd dollars in call and The
ia cce OF said stock being nearly paid up the cara
inEs.Oi tie boat.
Te'Tw Of Sair-For the real estae-nnc ilird oi Nv
purchase money to he paid in cash. aud the residence III
Three Cqua! payments al six, twelve and eighteen months
with ihctcsi nom lie day OF Tie de erred pay-
misses -
T;fms Of Sci, for lie I:rGee Stock aud tile Stock ia
Seamb"at-omc.I in cash and The residue in 40 eu
payments al liree aud six monils with interest from lie
day "i sHieu he secured hy negotiable notes win an "a
dOrseT orcmdoIacTs approved hy myself
sep5 " - T,ns,o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06
GomnlLSsiOacr'S SIR.

DY virtue oil u deere Of the circuit tOuri a! Qbi,
ID ty, entered at the Sp'ing Term, 1879, In the ,
Rhsy ~ Matthew'S lirakely, Sweeney ~ Ga an, 4
g. Rafn defendants, viii mo, rl ia,,
on Monday the Sih Oi October. 1884, Iii. i,u, a.,
the court house oil Ohio Conlythe following Ic,
To wit: Gone halo % lot M (Uur) in squ,rt,.tu.
~ tetil on ny se'' ~ e Il'E o. "tctl- ai
John street in said city; beng tie uIOIriy
~. This is desirable property hJr residences
ISIMs M Soda edit al siN twelve aud rrrL,s
months Will he given iUI tic purchase money. lbC NO.,
scr giving bonds with arp Ovid seCu,y brarin ,...,
om date. aud the title i'ctls Gtaed ,nll tho , I.r
IHeni is made.
WM, s. wICKIIAM,
agntI IN. M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06
For the lpteIIIgsncer.

Z Alta large and respectable meeting of the citi
xens of zane's Island, held in the Island Church,
on Thursday evening, October 4. 1855, John Nor
gan. Esq, called 10 the chair. aud c. c. JOr-
dan appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Herman briefly stated that the object of the
meeting was TO take into consideration the pro-
priety of soliciting the City Council to reduce the
heavy tax that we are burdened with. On motion
it was resolved that committee OF 3 be appoint.
ed 10 prepare such resolutions as would best ex-
press the sense ofthe meeting. NTeSsrs. Goodrich,
Hopkins and Tiernan, appointed said com.
lnittee, who reported The following, which was
unanimously adopted, and ordered 10 published
in the city papers.
WHEREAS, we deem that the system of taxation
on tie part OF the city, so far the residents
Zune's island are concerned, is unjust and OPP
pteSSve in this: that it compes us 10 pay for I'M
prOvements and advantages from which we derive
10 benefit;
Aud whereas, we are debarreL by our situation
from the use OF the Gas and Water Works Of the
city, aud are compelled 10 pay our proportion for
grading aud paving streets, repairing the same,
aud opening alleys in other portions o! the city,
while our own streets and alleys are unpaved and
unimproved. Therefore,
Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting
that the City Council should reduce our taxes IN
such proportion as to eqnaIise them in accordance
with the common benefits enjoyed by each por-
ton of the city.
Resolved, That from our position. being sepn-
rated from the city prnper. by branch of the Ohio
River, are subier tel to the payment Of heavy
taxm the shape OF Bridge tolls. before can
vail ourselves of any Of the advantages of city
Improvements.
Resolved, That in estimating the fair proportion
we ought to pay, we do not intend, nor yet do we
desire, thatthe City Council should take as stan
dord, the amount which it has expended on the
Island.
Resolved, That justice should dictate to the
City Council to make reduction of one half of
our presenttaxes.
G. C. JORDAN, Secretary.
CITY papers please copy.)
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Savings bank Store,
OPPOSITE THE M'LURE HOUSE.

(tiIizCmS of " hccIia. md vicinity:
" wUulu he wanIinins ~ my duly to You
those whose Interests IN my hImdS-amd myself did
0I keep you advised where you ud great va ety
and good quality Of boots. Shoes hats, caps, umbrellas
aud crtei Sacks, my tall aud winter stock of which
have iu~t received.
deem ii useless tn rarticuIarze suffice il 10 say
have all kinds "f the above goods usually Kept This
~ aud will sell them 10 all who may be disposed pa
trUm'ze. at lowest prices.
Please remember the Old Post Office corner.
\TcOC -
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OF RITCHlETOWN PROPERTY.
llN virtue 81 deed Of tr,r nom Alexander G. Mar
ID shall 10 the Undersigned, Hated TIC Sh day Of NJ
Nemhc' ls5 and duly acknowledged and recorded 10 10,
Once o. Inc county cou iol Ohio County, Vr-iu
ia, III book 10 folio IN, shall uu
Monday thc Sth day of October. 1880
al IL O'Clock NJ At the front door tnr court house IN
ihc Guy ul wheeling, Virginia, expose hy Iuht
auction 10 tie highest bidder, iNt number Aree ~ q4
number RiSsniyR3Hr in lie town South waeclirs IN
ON" county, Virginia, uncrty called RChiciOwn, To-
tcher with all Tic imp OVements to said rs; belonging
TERMS CASH. ALFRED GiIuW ELL
sp7 T,usirc
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OF RlTCulETOWN PROPERTY.
by virtue Of a decd Of trust from NartIn VI Marshall
TO :le undersigned dated tic ~ tav of Ncvenr.
lS5i and duly Acknowledged aud recorded in The Gle
office the county court for OHIO county Virginia Nv
book 30 folio II, DC, ! shall on
MONDAY THE 8TH DAYoF OCTOBER, 1855,
al II O'Clock A. NJ at the front door OF tue court house
The CITY oil Wheeling, Virginia, eX ose 10 sale hy pubic
auction, TO the highest bidder, Lot number f,rq d
square number 1'5s,It iN the .Owu OF South Wheel
ing ~ OH" county, Virginia. formerly Called Rtche9wH
TO- ecr with all the imp to said lot belonging.
TERMS CAsH. ALFRED L NLDWElL,
SpT Tru,irr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06

a FrENp,-A letter in the Columbia Times, da
ted Yorkvtl!e, S. c., says:
''Negro Clnnssa was tried on Tuesday, and
found guilty OF the charge Of mnruer, by poisoning
Col. Wilson's Child She confessed that she had
also poisoned two children of air. McCully, and
one tor Mr.. Marshall OF NewbeIIy, and probably
one for NIr, Berry. She also confessed that she
had prepared poison as many as three times for
Mrs. Wilson, her late mistress. She also stated
that there is now prisoner in Columbia, and that
there is an old lady there, who she has not named,
that is now kept in bed by poison, administered by
her servant. She has proven herseIfto he dew
i on earth. Every day she is making more cen
LESSONS.
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City papers please copy.)
From the Baltimore Patriot of the 5thfnst.
--latest aud Authentic from Norfolk an
Portsmouth.

........-.. Portsmouth.
The steamer North Carolina arrived here this
morning from Hampton Roads. Her Surgeon.
Doctor Powell, reports that the fever wassteadily
onthe decline. There were I deaths in Norfolk
on Tuesday, principally inmates of the alms:house
and negroes.
In Portsmouth, on Tuesday. there were three
dsaths-but up to the time of the sailing of the
Loaf on Wednesday, there v as not single DEATH
Doctor selden, of Norfolk, died at Hampton on
Tuesday.
s The number of deaths at Norfolk is estimated at
$500. and at Portsmouth 1900.
Rev. Dr.. Jackson was thought to be dying.
Mr. R. Dalrymple died on Wednesday morn
ing
Messrs. James A. Saunders and Duton Wheeler
are up, and improving steadily.