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As WAS ExPEcIED.-'' Long John" has
been untiring to- secure q denomination of
Mr. WooDwoRrn for Congress. Both being
renegade democrats they had sympathetic
feeling, and To one laments their fall. The
black flag waves triurnphantly over their
political graves, where they both will rest
"unwept. unhonored and unsung."
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ARLIKE-We understand that J. D.
WALKER. captain of the "MacomJ Rifle
Guards" on Monday last, received orders
IRON the Executive of this State. to hold
himself and company in readiness, so that
they could march at moments warming.
Accordingly the b'hoys are at work--Hc-
D0nough Uesa.. Scot 10
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DR.. Z. BoAL, Of the town Of L2con, Mar
shall county, has been nominated by the
..woollies" to represent the countic, of Pat
lam, Marshall and Woodlord in the FeXt lc-
pi,lature. If the democrats and tatiCual
men DO their duty there, they can eds y de-
~ him
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Fatal AccIDENr.-Last Monday an Irish
laborer was killed on the Central Railroad
about two miles south Of this city, by being
run over by a gravel train. We learn that
his name was Anthony Cochranc, and that
he leaves family."-Ls sale Press, l7h.
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Arrison, the internal machine assassin,
has been returned to Cincinnati for trial. on
account OF Il decision that he cannot be tried
out of that comfy. This is said to be cqui-
ya!ent to an acqg;;tal, Is there is no pros
poet that Cincinnati jury viii convict hin.
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MARRIED on the 2lSt ut, ny iAe ii-I. Geo Sc,ios
-rr. Mr.. PTrIrP BEvyS. ami Mrs MESA SiSGsE.
uH the >Ih inst ~ the same, NJ. DANE II. F0Ar aad
MIS- ELzt ASKS -Ta,P.
L. tAs ei'y, Jliy = ly de r. C. 7. CaT, Vi. JOINS
X 1,IaEEtE. AMI Mis- tAF.IG-lNS u GG.:.,
By the ss"ae. s-p,. = Sir tt-E--s "-sEr AM NJ
L-.-s C.-l--.
rIFi-Da 'Ie sHrniu. Of the lot" inst. EELES L. only
child % Nr q aud NG-gare; GrI ley OF this city--agei
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Our friend 81" IS respectfully I'M formed
tina; the game is not worth the rowd or. \
party that tErivcs best on a soil that is steep
cd in human blood Will not be shocked at a
b:go,s prayer in Christian church.
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WITTY ToAsT.-At late fireman's sup
per at Burlington, Edward Bradley gave the
following toast Ladies' of so ike the fire.
mans bucket, 'eei hooped, and like firenen,
delighting in the exhibition of their hose"
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o. Vain glory blossoms but never bears. For
particulars refer to Capt Strawn and that
rel shiSt. re returned Kansas hero, and the
equippage.
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Democratic convention and mass hectinG
at Pontiac, Livingston CO., o. Satur.l by, the
9Th inst. Let there bc full turn ont.
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The warehouse Of Daniels & 60, Iowa
City, was broken into, on Sunday a'ght,
and several boxes Of muskets and ammuni-
ton taken out and destroyed.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS ror CONGRESS.

first D;st~'ef--EICIAED NOLOSY.
TTfrd Dis,ricf-i'EI CSt.DDD.
FaSFfi TJisfTicf-J ". pANIDSGS.
ETrE Tyis,y-icf-I.N- NORRIS
Si-rE TIi.srict-TIIONAS l.. HNEEiS-
4. r.sftff Histgict-AAEc\ SHAW tic1y f6rrl-)
J. g. ALLEN. (-itOTT =.
Ef..,fi L.sf, ir.-E0PTET SMITH tang tsrBll
JLp- MORRISON, (sloyt -
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NiC MON AICIION =

fLliE subscriber most respectfully Offers the nhHbit
4. ants Of OTTAWA and surrounding country his
vices City AuctO1ger and Commission Merchant. Tor
TIL s- y E:-al Estate. Horses. Carriages. Dry Clouds.
Furniture. e. assuring to-e who maT hiu
with their commands that honorable effort will
wanting effect good sales and prices Cl>h aiy
s be made .f needed good. Eacd Tor immcdi-
ate sale Jutsi lie procure the subscriber
Cuss. ". kFNT. s7hesRau b. the store
I PEEIIs. south side Of the Court Hou-,. Square.
Ottawa. S-T,teul-r 1856 JAS LANCASHIRE
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Ottawa Female Seminary,
O VN,yA. ILLINOIS,.

lie Principal assisted in the various Departments of
this Institution by able and experienced Teachers
The SCHOL II uizcd into two Departmentsthe AGA
demc and Cole gidte.
The scoLAsric YEAR of fory-four weeks and
i divided into Sessions OF equal duration. The year
commences .N0pddy the 18th of September, At .
o'clock a. NJ. in Glover Cooks Hall, and closes
Friday, the 18th of July. There will be during
ne Holidays and vacation OF one week at the close OF
the Winter Session An annual Address will be deliver.
place at the close OF the year.
is important that Pupils should he present at tho
commencement oil SESSION. that no deduction viii De
made for absence during the hrst three weeks-sner
which period Pupils will only be charged from the time
they enter. Young Ladies from other Institutions may
enter any OF the Classes, when found prepared upon
[ examination.
Students who lonoribly complete the prescribed Collie.
gate Course will receive Diploma those who complete
The Academic Course will receive Certificate Studens
not gning finish Regular Course allowed 70
select such Studies as they prepared to pursue.
Absence from visiting other pur-
poses is detrimental 10 the Improvement OF Students,
and heuceiorh Objectionable. We would therefore
nesty parents aud guardians request tho
absence of their daughters OF wards II not utterly re.
quiste.
Puils expected to furnish their Bed and Bed
ding, Towels aud Napkins.
Payment be made the close of every Session In.
terest will be charged for all bills after they become Que
II the Principal i desired TO advance spendng-Inoneys
deposits must be made with him for that purpose
Misses IN the Academic Departments VIII PuIsue'
Reading, Spelling. Grammar, Biography, hiemSnay
History, Natural Philosophy, and conposi,iont; ~ n s
Collegiate Department: General history hsSpa,
metrv Tri-ononetry, Astronomy, botany, Shemnsry'
Geology Phyoog Rhetoric Logic, M N,,. rh.o,o
phy Moral Science, Political Economy Na'arai Hheo''
gy and Evidences Of chri'u'"i'!,
TERMS:
For hoard. Washing Fuel Lights and Tuition in 90.
all The regular Exsr Branches-per annam'-'$lso
TrITlrN FOR DAY PUPILS: ~
ac ;it %
OPTIONAL STUDIES: .la.-.
Ancient I.anguages-per ann'im, each, .s........ %
Modern Language ...s.........- -
r.inr in on Colorr, Observation-Disclosures. %
psi.tiug IN Water COlors, -
Dr,wing-t'rayon. INSTRUMENTATION. ~
Nusic-pano, Meiodeon, Observation-Disclosures. ~
Use OF Piano. Observation-Disclosures.
Music-organ, ''.....s........ -
Vocal Mus.t, u
Trusting this Inslltul;en, In the thorough Edura
ton Ladies, will merit the confidence and
esteem Of IN enlightened Pablo, would cordially
solicit their patronage, and rankly point To tsented
oted Faculty, instead Of pointing " HI list OF
references, the common custom OF the day. go AZ Il
Applications admission should t iaade ct tho earlt-
est opportunity, to [scp2o lml L. UMEAuP, ftrrpat.
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Tousc and Lot for sure ,,,,a ana
yv7UE subscriber offers, liberal price @ "nnositc
Lot sale, situated ON ptrI ia So is continuing
Norris Nurss,S, cos For particulars enquire Of hr.
ffEL, ;s on sws WlLLtAH GEALlP-
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lonluUs DEMOCRATIC v.cEoK
ALTON REDEEMED |
FUSION ROUTED :.
ya,, Democratic Candidate for Mayer
EiccS5..

As.o, one.Ioy Of tie city CenneH arc Ne
br9sku Hca.
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"THE FILLMoRE UNION. is the title
of campaign paper just started by the
friends Of Mr. Fillmore in Peoria city.
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NJ l /. l. I y l. |, Y .
MISS MINER

I, Els leave to inform the ladies Of Ottawa and vicni-
ID y, jiat her FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
ready for Their examination and she VIII be happy
g. wait upon al no may favor her with call.
Room, over the Marble Front Store ser2a
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Gn0rAiRn's .Sale.
For Rent.

THE Stone Quarry situated about two miles below the
! City, near Lock eleven, on the Canal
Also, Lime Kins the bank of Fox River, IN VI
tawa Centre. For particulars enquire of
sepl3-lm* Ann LfNo'.-
- wanted, ,ro
900 PORK barrel hoop poles at heeie' ,,r r
r O\JO duct Mil. Any one wishing 70 y, he Min
for the delivery of any, can do so by cl''i''s "
Ottawa. September ID, fS56-6~
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
J. c. DRECKENRID
CT KENTUCKY.


Democratic Electoral Ticket
Por Ezse'ors Tt large.
~ TERRINTcN. OF Kane.
CHARLES IL CONSTABLE, OF Clark
District Electors.
L.. MERRITT L. JOSLYN, Of McEezry.
-. HUGH NiiiEE. Of Cook.
-. MILTON T. PETERS Of Bureau.
+,h. ROBERT NJ HOLLOWAY. of Warren.
sth- JOHN p RICHMOND. of Schuyler
Ser s w MoULTON, OF Shelby.
9Th a. E FICk!IN- Of Coles
Sth. W. 4 :. SPARES, of Clinton
9Th. JOHN y. LOGAN o! Franklin.
ILLI.;O.S rE,I0CRATIC NOMINATION.
For GOreFHOF.
WI. A. RICHARDSON, OF Adams
For Tisl.'snGHf GC-srn|r-
RICHARD J. HAMILTON, Of Cook
For !Se~l-efa~V q .S',',S
WI II SNyDER, cf - Cla!-.
For Arc'f'0g gf fsi5lic sccosH:s.
SAMUEL n. CASEY, Of Franklin
for 7Ssr-l.rCs-.
JOHN MOORE, % Mclean
Err s,.ptrfrte1tesf cf P'iJlic Instruction.
= z. 81. IATTHEws OF Tsz-Tel.
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roNrSATIcy FOR EEFFESESTATINEs
WILLIAM BARRIER. If La .Sal}e Go.
7. \. ARMSTRONG, IF GFgJldy Co.
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urIIIaU u. W. CIsIEMAN.

.o,ryATIoy TOE STATE SENATE:
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticker.
For Sheriff,
NORMAN SMITH, ot' Freedom
Tor Circuit Clsrk,
GEO. l. BELFORD, II Eagle.
For Corner,
ALBERT PUTNAM, u IL SALE.
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very c'-ap. W should sleep euld the coming Via
when requires little purchase god pair
It,rSc Blankets; b.eaCie brown aud cslorrd Cotton
Fanut-, TCEHgs. iIiCkorcs aud Checks, Csssineres,
Doe Saiu-. si.iilcts k-uti-ly Jeans Corduroys And
T. cli-l Np.e~jn--
Farmers and N,.hanics. If you wish the pattern Of .
good Coat pair 90 PANT, make your business tn
my stock before buying IL you may find all the
grades and qualities that yp desire to select from,
and d. uri..s very re.soL.ahic
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" Hon. NAHLoy D!cGERscY, S-cr,tIry o. t..
Nay"
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Grand Convention Concert.

"a SUPERIOR quality Of Ladies' Double Sole Boot ees
!. q. for sale cheap at isepl5l PRESCOTT cos.
n FINE lot of Mems Patent Leather CATERS at cost
Z - o make for Fall Stock, at
scnl3 PRESCOTT 4 co.'s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

be sspcfifed and whsn can the armies OF Israel
sapoti6ec, no matter whether they are man, or few,
when tia. time comes they will 90 forth and MAINTAIN
their rights "conquerDg and to corquer untl' satan
is bound. But We will wait with patience, all we have
10 do to live our religion and wait for the time VII
con e So quickly as We are prepared for it.
will ssy to the brethren who have Entertained US
th music you will plesse rec i've my tnsI ks 'or your
att. nc sDce here NJ derstand that you Ark no pay
for our strv'ces that is hit, ard ut a. should be-
will now propose that we do not dissolve this
ee,ng il that IL the feerg of those present. but ad-
jou,n il until the 23d day OF July 1857, 10 meet on
this erounc by o'clock p. m, preparatory TO cele-
braing the 2ith that virtually gives the people pres
ent al il vatOp, ssde from those shall invite hsie
after. The breh and sisters who are now here aud
tbO.e whom shall invite shall be happy to see here
ar other sscp but give liberty 70 any person 70
invite otberr TO come here without my permission.
have question but that all have friends whom they
would ike 10 bring viii them, bat order and decorum
must be maintained in this, as in all matters pertain
bal moved that the meeting be adjourned TO the 23d
Of July, 1857 seconded by Pres. j. NJ Giant and
passed unanimously. IeIptced the vote would be
NJ II Imous
Bi.thren and Sisters may Almighty God bless you;
you have MY prayers and my faith contlnu lly aud
bless you, in the name of Je-us Christ, and bless
your little and all that pertains 10 you, with the
whole house of Jacob, inasmuch as it is my right to
bless you.
Nov you can dance as much as you please but do
not wear out the mueicians.
DsuciI q continued until ? a. m OF the 25th.
Ttus ended one of the best and happiest days Of
our lives. 1t certainly foretsste of the day to
c.m when the Split of God shall be poured out upon
all fl. .sh ard when Zion shall be freed from struggling
a. snst the powers of Satan and wicked world.
July AT surrise six rounds from the cannon aud
mu.jc from the bands awsked the camp, aud soon all
bul Ell gagged in preparing to start for their less
elevated homes.
during the egrsS from the kany on of President
X mhall de-cried bear sitting upon rock
far from III. roadside and apparently looking With
amszemeLt upon the strange spectacle OF q long inc
OF can sg.s in wild region. Not satisfied with
distant view the bear approached the road. and WAS
sb.t by Br. Charles Decker with Sharpsr fe. Three
shots were fired before biuin succum oed; the trtt
passed through the ehts the secold grazed the heart
and The th re pierced the brain.
All returned without accident to besst, and
no cdent occurred TO mar in the lea the rch enjoy
mept of anniversary in one OF the Loro's secret
chambers the memory Of which vii ever be fOndy cher
sb. by these who shared in the privileges 20 Deray
and courteously extended by the Big Cottonwood Lum
ber Company.
About $50 persops. with II carriages and POI horses
ard ules, participated in this ever memorable trip to
the headwaters of Big Cottonwood
GEORGE W. WATT, Reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.
HS Mitchell,
LAUNCHES.

LAUNCHES.
A. Il o'clock yesterday, from the yard Of f.. S.
WhitlCck, Green Point, propeller Of $50 tuns, in
tended TO ply between New York and Providence.
There also two steamers on the stocks, one for
the Charleston and Florida route, the other ia to run
on the south side Of Cuba.
At Greenport, I'd inst, from the yard Of Messrs.
Well- CaipeLter, fine brig # 800 tuns called the
T Robinson Rodgers, TO be commanded by Capt.
Henry o. Ackley. The vessel is intended for general
fr.igbtpg business and is owned by Capt Ackley
Me,srs. Wells & Carpenter, and others. Mr.. Harmon
ID Bishop wac the build,r.
On the Is; inst, st Perth Amboy beautiful bark
Mr. Jsmts +. Crowell Of that place, and owned by Mr.
Char A. Secor of this city. She is intended for the
Florida trade, and will be commanded by Capt. J..
Psire, late of tte bark Francis Secor.
The SHIP REsoLUTE-The resolution appropriate
sO eco for the pu,chs,e of the Brtish ship Res,lute
of the vesfes belonging TO the expedition sent in
search Of the lis'ed Sir John Franklin aud his com.
psLiops. found abandoned in Bsffin's Bay BY Capt.
But diI gtoD, ofibe United States whaer Geo. Henry.
ard b. ough. INTO London, Conn has passed beth
o.es Of Congress- ard received the sanction Of the
Executive. Previous 70 her being restored 70 the
British Government, It ia designed that she shall be
thoroughly r.ftted and repaired
AsoTHER SLAvER.-The fttpg ont Of slsvers AZ
thir port st contDurs rot outstanding all the efts
made oD the part OF Government odjcsrs IN nravsn.
it, We have the best authority for stating that vss.
bel Of this description eft port last S,turd.y And
fhough the circumstances wss we'll known there were
not facts 70 conclusive a. 70 us, her det sntion.
|''ISA Vi CVuGers+
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
LATER FROM FLORIDA.

We have advces from Florida TO the 10th OF Au-
gust. A letter Of that date from Fort Myers reports
tbs. on The 18th ut orders had been received at ths
poet for CON paDy of the I'd artillery to proceed to
Mspatee (about 10 miles from Tampa rear the outlet
of Tampa Bay, and garrison that village. This Is
probably owing TO some demonstrations OF hostility
bsyu been made BY the savsges, struggling p,r:es
Of whom have teen frequently seen in that vicinity
srd who have already twice-during last "intef'S
csmpsier-a,tacked and burned several residences
NEAR there.
Gov. Broome Of Florida and suite have been spend
irs few days in Tampa.
By a rec. Mt treaty with the Creeks and Seminoes
west ofthe Mississippi they are to send large dele
cation 70 confer with the remnant Of the tribe IN Flor
ida. and 10 endeavor TO induce them to remove.
Strong hopes are entertained that throug this means
the lorg and troublesome contests 10 the State may oe
finally settled during the coming Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
FROM TEHUAN TEPEC.

Prom The Ner. Orleans Piedyuns AagustE.
BY the Texas, which arrived this morning. from Vera
CrDz We hsve very encouraging accounts OF the pro-
lress Of the Tebuan.eptc enterprise.
Among the passengers is Col. William T. Smith, the
contractor for the building Of the carnsge-road. lie
il on his way Norh the bnslness of the Company,
ard are glad to learn that he goes to make arrange
ments for the final ope of the road for travel 'rom
sea 10 s-s, by the let dsy of December next There
are thirty miles already competed and in order, and
the remainder s in such state OF progress that no
coubt exts that will be completed Tor the ,ce pton
Of cari.ges and stock by the let OF Move nber. Col
Smith tells us he IL about TO order new ron stea n
boat for the navigation Of the river and TO order the
building of coaches for the transportation Of travellers
apo their luggage eghe en- hours across the lsthmus
The contractor has now THOUSAND men al work
upon the road and the amount Of labor TO be had go
abundant that if be only had tools and supplies tor
them he could just readily have two th )usand as
ore. He has distributed the at various points OF the
road The most difficult places have been already
overcome Much as has be-r said of the facility with
which the road cou be built the reality has exceeded
expectation. There really few places of any ditt
Guilty at all The proof that the whole distance OF
III miles will be completed within sixty or seventy
days and il no accld mt happens in the
for stocking the road it will be open tor travel IN IT.
tie over ninety DAYS from this tide.
Some Of our citizens, who may reman awsy until
Decenbtr will on reaching home, find that they are
within r. ach of the Pacific coast in four days from
New OIL, aus and of Ssu Francisco in ten or eleven
A steamboat from New Orleans will land them on the
third cay IN the CoatZacoalcos; aho the mex uhy WIN
fLd tb. m on II cir way up the wesen coast OF the
contI eLt and seven days will land them in San
Francisco. II will be great event for the country,
and particularly for this city, and wid wok vast
change in the routes Of communication between the
Atlantic al d the Pacific States.
Capt Sn it'll that the treatment of the Amer
taDs by the Iativss ana the Cover ment was OF the
mott friendly kipo that they wee al led by the in-
habtspts as rsOns who TO :,nfer great benefit
upt the country, and to give employment The rights
of exemption from taxes, ceded to the Company IN
their graft, were scrupuously observed, by orders
from the City of Mexico, where all the parties appear
TO be warmly Interested for The completion of the
work. The feet goes very far to dssipate the ideas
which have been circulated at the North Of the inds
Io.ition or unfiehdnets of the Mexcsn authorities.
On the O. tntrsy, they sre cordial ana friendly.
Capt. Smith went to Vera Cruz in toe Company 8
steamer, to purchase supplies and tools, which were
on the lsthMue. She was to return imne-
atty.
II is row the rainy season the Isthmus; bat it has
not obstructed the work fl single day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

LATER FROM HosDuRAs.-rbe brig Helen Jane,
Capt. Ncktrson, arrived at this port yesterday, aud
bri, "a advices from Omos to July 80, aud from
Trutillo 10 Aug. 10. Walkers move nen,s have
epr epdered feeling of distrust, if not of hate to-
ward the Americans. The league forming in % %Sppo.
sition 10 Walker by the states OF Guatema'd, eta
Rica and San Salvador has been joined by thai OF
Honduras. 1t was the opinion OF many intellie ent
p+rsors of Honduras that Walker would sustsia hiG'
self snd consolidate his power 10 Central America.
Amopg the iumors cUreLt wss one TO the elect that
when Gustemaa ,eLds Der .roops beyond the boanda-
ri,s of her own State to sssst in putting down
Walker, an army, friendly to the lstter' Governmeot'
An ir,erse hatred prevails in Honduras against all
Americans, whether friendly otherwise. Tnis feel
ing has found expression in recent decree by the
Cover m. nt in which all Americans are prooiot:ed
from lauc ing, snd are alo sed to go into the
interior A. the capital of the province of blanche
mob of ra ives surrounded the dweliogs OF several
Americans residing there The Alcalfes OF the place
fortunately arrived in season 10 prevent any acts OF
violence. Boston Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NEW work. nAuy TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1855.

proved failure this 'esecn. Bot few farmers nave
fesh zed more than half crop-eoos nave oo'"'nod
none"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
QuoyanH.., Sept. =, 1888.
TIRE HEALTH OF BROOKLYN.

No pew cases were reported to the Board Of Health
yesterday but Coroner Redding held an nqnes' upon
a woman named Bsnnsh PRICE, residing In Partition
street, between Ven Bralt and Conover streets whom
the physicians, who made post mor'em examination
of her remains, state died Of yellow fever The evil
deIces were unmistakeable. verdict in sccoedsncs
was rdred by tbe Jury, although they could not be
;rduced 10 view the body.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
pRooKLYy BOARD OF HEALTH.

lStp'em,s, A. Pre,el.; The Mayor presiding, and
Aldermen Shaw, Hua.ley, Oakley and Walsh.
TIE Health O6csr reported case Of smsllpo1 %
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3suGnte BON gDrn. &. ri in m ., Gsa., @ioertbTmrr son sri
nRs %beribnttfr rbsnMaltfhfr Sadie. "

naVs beribmtsF rbenma1ifbfr Salte. ~
g.. CT Baltimore, 20, MGra 1853
prn. oftb. 9arce. - 20 eetet6t MIR aum orbEten 0eT on1.
sen, ntttn. 3eo8ntf ZEN Stslen ankften an @snHHsa FER cBstt1rb'
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