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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29
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The First District Court was in session yes
terday and adjourned without doing anything
Of Importance.
Mr.. Eugene May has been elected delegate
from the twelfth ward 70 the Democratlc-Con
s~rvative State Central Committee.
It Is with pleasure we note the fact that the
yellow fever has not appeared among the ship
ping In port.
J. Madison Wells. of the late Returning
Board has formally announced himself rs an
Independent candidate for Congress to repre-
sent the Fourth Congressional District.
Liza Williams was sent from the Second Re-
corder's Court to the First District Court on he
charge Of breaking and entering In the day
time.
CompICint is made that crowd Of negroes
and whites nightly congregate at house on u.
Jane, between Common and Gravler streets
and by their uprOartOus proceedings greatly
disturb the sick in the neighborhood,
Ten of the workmen of the New Orleane
Foundry are sick with the yellow fever. The
proprietor, Mr.. Johnson. has detailed one man
to pay daily visits to them to ascertain and re-
lieve their wants.
eighteen joints. something extra for this sea-
son II. came from the J, w. Godberry. Jr.'s
'rerre Haute plantation, parish Of st. y Ohm the
Baptist It was sem to our office by mr.. Chas
Dean, clerk Of the coast packet Belle.
young friend, who has Just received q letter
from an Uncle living In Little Rick, Ark. in
forms us that the yellow fever SCARE, or panic
has reached that place, though there Is not {
case of that disease within 1876 miles. Hunoreds
Of people are consequently leaving Llttie hocb
for points further North.
Private advices from st. Charles give tidings
of the appearance Of yellow fever ats Hahnvilie
village about thirty miles above Nsw Orleans
There have been five cases and two deaths ~
wife died on the Burbank place; they were jus
from the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29
THE WATER TREATMENT.
'aW0w Dr. ChOppln's Patient liz Getting On
&C tine Charity Hospital.


Yesterday afternoon reporter OF the DEMO
tsgAr visited the Charity Hospital for the pur-
nose of viewing the new treatment proposed
by DR.. s. Chopin. In ward No. "a he found the
patient undergoing his showery bath He was
wing on a fever cot the covering Of which was
composed of what appeared to be very coarse
crash. to readily admit water percolatlng
through. Just beneath this was an India rub
her cloth, which caught the water and con
slYrtted Ii to a tub at the foot OF the cot. Inc
natipnr was lying on his lett sldes covered with
+ bla nket and the nurse, with q small gafu9n
Hing his body. saturating the, blanket and wet,
fJng the whole body thoroughly. On the nead
was an ice cold towel. The operation was kept
11p until the temperature OF the BODY was I re-
sufferer stood It we'll, without. the movement Ct
n muscle For full hour the spray was ke e,
nm until the thermometer applied beneath the
ennpue showed 1O1. Sometimes there are symp-
toms of nausea, ana When these appH y 70 Ia
about ali hour to run the thermometer do Nya
three degrees. 50 desperate Is the levers holo
Yesterday afternoon. as. the water was falling
stndent. said, Doctor. I know it Is all for the
nest. but will you soon be overY
trhe student in Charge Mr.. RaWlIns, IN a pacl'
fying manner. responded that 1t tine bat 4
would soon be over, ana asked INC pa'len' "
The patient, with a full VOICE that snoWea ~
Iaast that his powers of vocalizal1on had no
been affected, said L know it's all for the pest
The bsth was kept up for short tune IGn = 2Ea
,f.saetd. The treatment is heroic put II II SUI
<3eeds il will be O. cause celebre In yellow feVe
and a feather in DR.. Choppin's professional cap
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29
CITY ECHOES.

The bridge at the corner Of Franklin and DO
sephine streets is broken and In dangerous
condition.
Henry Bach was locked I'D in the Third Sta
ton charged with having stolen property in
his possession.
James Mnalie and M. Heating were locked up
Of piece Of boiler iron.
Tuesday night @ thief attempted to effect an
entrance into the residence of ]. Deascemus. at
the corner of D laronde and Vereite streets.
| but was discovered and frightened away.
A police officer frightened three thieves away
| at The corner OF Vaudeville and Peters streets
| who were trying to steal quarter Of beef from
| O butchers wagon.
| At11:15 O'Clock Tuesday night Mr.. Gross fired
| A. shot AT two thieves who stole @ ham from his
| grocery on st. Mary street. between Magazine
and Camp. The shot did not take effect.
! Mr.. Andre an Italian, was locked Ut, in the
Third Precinct Station, charged with allowing
| O. vicious dog to run at large, and also, carry
| ing g. concealed weapon when arrested.
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CUSTOM-EaOVIsE NOTES.
An Insult to the Flag-staf eEnent of Cap
Francis Kahn.


Francis Kahn.
Collector Smith has forwarded to Washington
the letter received Tuesday from Capt. Francis
Kahn. of the schooner Sunbeam. Capt. Kahn
represented in his communication that on the
second of January his vessel was at Port Lmon.
in Costa Rea, and was boarded and taken charge
of by band Of insurgents. who compelled him to
abandon her. The next day, while on his way
to see the American Commercial agent, he was
arrested in presence of the consul and others
taken back to the ship, and compelled, at the
point Of pistol. to weigh anchor and put to
sea. Obeying the orders of the Insurgents, he
sailed for Boca del Toro. which port he made.
On the way they fell In witt and spoke an Eng
fish gunboat, but Capt. Kahn WIS unable to make
his condition known to those on board, rs the
insurgent officers responded to all the question:
asked. At Boca del Ioro Capt. Kahn appealed
to the United States Consul, but was informed
by that official that he did not have the neces-
sary force at his command to afford it The in
surgeons however, left the vessel and this ended
Some time ago, in a report by q high officer
made to the department at Washingtoe to it WaS
| chased and placed under the control Of col
| lectors of ports to assist them In
SURPRISING SMUGGLING.
Yesterday Collector Smith wrote to the depart
ment and requested the recommendation, so fal
as regards this port, be carried out. He ug
gested that there could be no better time fol
breaking up the gangs Of smugglers, as the vel
cor cons ir demorazation in heir ranks ant
| he further suggested that the increase in TIT
amount of revenue which would follow the sup
| the purchase price of the boat and the expenses
of keeping and r cunning her cons,,, eonora,
Mexico, called on Collector Smith yesterda,
and paid his respects. The doctor left las
evening for New York.
w ba
messenger, who is sick of the fever.
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CITY HALL.
ONE GooD TURIN Dgs ERvEs ANorHER.
Among the Mayors correspondence relating
to the fever We find the following:

Among the Mayors correspondence relating
to the fever We find the following:
CHICAGO, Ill. August IS. 1873.
Our house has sent $500 TO the Howard Asso-
tion in addition to the $50. and will send twenty
barrels OF Water when Transportation can pc
had, which see distributed among hospitals or
as you may direct. Chicago ts always ON hand,
and remembers her at1iictlon n 1871.
MATHEW LAFLTN,
Proprietor Fountain Spring House OF Wau-
kesha Wis.
GALLANT CREW.
DR.. j. Bowen, house surgeon Of the New York
Lunatic Asylum on Blackwels Island. sends
word to the Mayor that he has offered his SER
vices. together with those of one other physi-
clan and ten nurses to Mr.. J. l.. Macauley
treasurer Of the Exchange Association, to 20
wherever the Howard Association Of this city
may direct them m.o. ~..u -u.. .
CONTRIBUTIONS
came from J. G. Johnson, treasurer. Philndel-
phia, 500; Fl. ID. Hancock. mayor Of Oil City
Pa, 500; Nathaniel d. Cross. Of Selma, Ala.
A dispatch from W. W. Sale. mayor of Charles
ton asking whether any nurses were needed
being communicated to the Howard Associa-
ton, President Vandegrif replied that the as
sociation was well supplied.
TAX COLLECTIONS.
the Department Of Finance, selected TO make
personal applications to taxpayers for the taxes
long past due by them, have met some success
but more promises than anything else. many
however. have expressed the opinion ,nat ne1t
month they will be enabled to meet their obliga.
tons. AS soon as the courts reopen. however
Administrator Denis will apply for the issue O
the necessary wris In large number OF cases
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A woRsrEu, nuuu.KmANe
nile Attempts TO Force q Rsmrrfcade Es' e's0"
ON Stricken square.

ON a Stricken Square.
Owing to the large number OF cases OF yelie W
fever on Euterpe street. between st. Charleh
and Carondelet. and the large number on Caron-
delst. the two streets have been barricaded to
prevent the passage of vehicles, as the noises
produced by them as they lumber along, are
very detrimental TO the sick. The car track on
Carondelet street for a whole square has been
Btrewn with shavings SO as to deaden the sound
produced by the mules hoofB.
Yesterday evening an inhuman m1lkman
attempted to drive his exceedingly noisy wagon
through the blockaded square, on Euterpe
street, and before going to work to tear down
the barreade swore like q trooper. e snt .i !,
the irritable milk vendor but he would not de-
sist. and, to add insult to injury, commenced to
abuse the gentleman, Whereupon the gentle
man knocked him down. The milkman then
rushed to his wagon, and arming himself with
his whip was about to attack his assailant, but
the latter drew pistol and fred 50 quickly that
the mifkman. rs soon Us he found that he was
not hit jumped into, his cart and drove of at
furious gait. Singular to say, the police OF the
Second Precinct were utterly ignorant that
such an affar had TRANSFERRED, and were unable
to furnish the reporter with the slightest
Information.
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The relief committee of the Young men
Christian Association received htty-one aopli-
cations for relief yesterday, making the 1otal
number attended to by the committee SINCE 1t
commenced its works. SIX days ago. iooe w
considerably over 200. =, -, thu oi+,
DR.. Nj +. Grosat recently returned to the Guy
fzns volunteered his services and Will tenn poLaa "a
Isfly make the rooms Of the assoclaIloh HIS
heAduu trters. TO-, ,,r,o5
The Ladies Physiological Society has turned
i'm SO and the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
zion If Louisville has forwarded $50 10.
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THE ST.. GEORGE SOCIETY.
Kilograms Exchanged Between the BFit"
ism Consul and Minister.

Tesegrams Exchanged Between the Br1t"
a isRa Consul and Minister.
The British residents In our midst do not
want to be behindhand In the work which Is
going on to help the sick and destitute. Mr..
Henry L. Stringer, acting British consul at
New Orleans. calls upon the British residents
here to form @ society, to be called, IL so deter
mined and Judged proper. the st. George So
ciety, It's object will be TO act In conjunction
with the Howard and other charitable associa-
tions.
We publish below tho call Of the acting consul
upon British residents, and also the kilograms
exchanged between Mr.. Stringer and the Brit
ish Minister at Washington.
II will be seen that Sir Edward Thornton. the
British Minister at Washington, now has re-
sponded nobly, having individually sent the
sum of 5000:
TO BRITISH RESIDENTS.
have the honor and pleasure of laying be-
fore you the following teegrams In relation TO
the formation Of a society for the relief OF Brit
ish residents and suffering poor. to act In con-
junction with The Howard and all other chart
table associations: and / request the attend
ance of all British subjects at meeting to be
1878. = - = HENRY T. sTRINGER.
Acting British Consul, New Orleans.
COPY or MESSAGE SENT SIR EDWARD THORNTON.
Sir Edward Thornton, British Minister, WASH
ington. D. c..
Yellow fever very bad here and increasing.
Many British residents are destitute from loss
Of fathers. husbands and protectors: I have no
funds to meet applications for relief, some q
pressing British residents remaining here are
mostly not able to subscrih e. having barely suf {,
they can now Gan you suggest any way Of re-
lief or assist me IN funds to organize II St;
Georges Society? Much need OF medicines and
supplies. Trade almost parayzed, Howard
Association report destitntion beyond any COM
prehension, HENRY L. STRINGER,
Acting Consul.
COPY OF MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM SIR EDWARD
THORNTON.
NEWPORT. r. T.. August 20, 1878
Henry E. Stringer, British Consul. Now Or
leans.
have no fund at my disposal. and no Eng
lishmen here but send you OF my own 500 to-
day and 800 to- morrow.
N' EDWARD THORNTON.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts are acknowledged:
John Jewett {, Sons, white lead eorro-
bait ............-... 500 90
EdW. S. Hunt, for brokers of ,Chicagoa IA 80
ers Of wheeling. W. Va, through f. arc m
Citizsns Of Centralia Ill, through II. W,
Hubbard. postmaster "a gu
Snyder WIDEN ,,,..t.,;. ); 10 90
Distributing committee. N. Z. J. Pier
pont Morgan treasurer. through W.
| T. A. Lrm & 90. Observation-Disclosures Is co
| Citizens OF Donaldsonvle and Ascen-
| sion parish La through hon. Fred.
| Duffel, Mayor, and Hon. r. Il. Nan
SON. President Police Jury 5s5 90
| NJ SCOOTER. ............... $50 90
Foyer Maconniquee Lodge No 70, 4 ,;: =. Is 90
through Hon lon. T. Pllsburty Mayor tHrn.h 100 90
Hon h. Pilsbury. Mayor. -. 100 90
q. S. Light House tender Pansy, through
| Hibernia National Bank. ...:-,..... so 90
| W. r. Quarles Treasurer Richmond,
American Cotton Tie Supply Company,
| New Orleans: 1000 90
Henry List. Wheeling W. Va. through
Hon. E. Pilsbury, Mayor. so 90
President Orleans Railroad Company Is 90
| Trinity Episcopal Church, Tiffin. o.. IA 80
Hartford, OF. ....-............. IT 90
Cbauncey Stone. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 90
Union National Bank of New Orleans. 100 90
Mayor Ely, Of New York, through Union o,oa -.
citizen 1sV Of Uti Tea: and Central New York ~ ~
through s. N. D. North 20 90
David 4. BarmOre, Jacksonville, Ind 100 90
Hon. ". D, Young, Mayor Of Ripley. O.. 100 90
J. w. Luke through DR.. Brick ell .,..,,.. 10 90
| New Orleans August %, 1878. aus 1t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

In the Conveyance Office yesterday the fo
lowing transfers of real estate were recorded
Daniel BALI to Mrs. Barbara BALI. one lot
and buildings, in the Third District,
bounded by ftoyal Mazant. France and
Greatmen streets. 5;
Philip Werlein to Mrs. Philip ?. Werlein,
one square, in the Sixth District
bounded by Esther, Ann, Broadway
and Chestnut streets. .....-.-... l.,
Mrs Mary Donovan Leary. to Warren Stow,
one lot and buildings, in the First. Dis
trict, bounded by Euterpe, Terpsichore,
Prytania and Coliseum streets :. 2,
Widow J. W. Marin and Mrs. J D. Hayner
to A. A. Abbott. one lot and improve
ments, in the Fifth District, in the
square bounded by Eliza. Alix, Powder
and Bouny streets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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FOR SALE.

III ORSEs- RsEs-J UsT RECHTy- H.
L 1 ed and for. sale at STONEW1ALL ~
SALE STABLES, 1874 Baronne street, -a'S2-
one car load of HORSES, suitable for doctors
carriages and hackmen. Can be bought reason
ably. Call and see for yourselves au27 3t
LsOR SALE STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
L. ers, both new and second hand. Draining
Crab Wenches. Jackscrews, Crate Bars, Furnace
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works, Brass and Iron
Castings of every description. Also. one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
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GIRoND1N D1s1NFEcTANT - Is. one of the
greatest treasures in q household A, small
and destroys all bad odors, unhealthy efiuyia
and contagion often resulting itherefrom. It is
prom pt and powerful in it's action, and is more
London a test was made as to the relative value
q the different and Mas DECIDED f
one bad smell was only substituted for another.
Il is not so. however, with ''Girondin;" IL
leaves the room or vault entirely free from odor
Of any kind. This valuable disinfec: ant and
deodorizer which has been approved and in
dorsed by the best chemists in the country, can
be had at the well-known establishment OF
Frederieksen & Harte, chemists and druggists
1aa Canal street.
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MOR III ERLE.

A Mother Murders Her Child and Then
DIeB.
ATT o'clock Wednesday morning a negro Wo-
man named Ellen Denman. aged twenty-five
years, to hide her shame murdered her new
born baby by throwing it into the vault of the
house No. 400 Calliope street. Upon returning
from the closet she met colored woman name
Mary Valentine, to whom she told what she
Ind done. The woman Valentine took the
murderess into room and put her to bed, as
she showed signs Of weakness. Alter being put
In bed she fingered short time and then tx
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THE HOPE CREW.

Many Of our citizens were disappointed last
night, when. on the arrival of the 9:3o .. m.
train of the Jackson Railroad, the Hope crew
that competed at the Newark regatta did not
arrive according to expectations. The crowd
that had assembled around the railroad depot
learned that the Hope boys would not be In
before Friday evening. A telegram was received
from Them stating that they left Newark all
right, but on reaching st. Louis missed con-
nection, and will have to be delayed at that city
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

State OK rel. W. w. Renshaw vs.. the, Board Of
Assessors prays for q reduction OF
cost him si75 and which are assessed at $500.
Geo. Fl, Davis vs. Board Of Assessors..-S to
compel the board by mandamus to reduce the
Charles street.
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F0sTORFECE NOTES.

The postmaster at Grossman Landing, par
ish Of West Baton Rouge, has requested POST
master Badger to forward but one mail a week
fa his office, and to send that up on Monday.
The request will be complied with
4 packages OF mail matter was yesterday re-
f1Ernad from Gallman, Miss, aud, accompany
f1g it, was the written notification from the
1nstmaster that no third class mail matter
-wauld be received by any town in the county
OF C9piah. ...oa
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HE Quit.

Tuesday morning an Italian named M, Pene,
to, suffering from the yellow fever, was admitted
into the yellow fever ward. After being placed
in bed he got up, dressed himself and left the
hospital. saying here was too many sick people
In the hospital for him.
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PEABODY SUBSISTENCE ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday. at the depot Of this organization.
there had been already received several float
loads of needful supplies. and daily the store
will increase. The gentlemen connected with
this movement have teegraphed North and
West for aid. and in a few days. the association
will be so organized that supplies will be given
out to the destitute
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FOR RENE

EvoR RENT-FRoM OCTOBER i, THE SEC
street Apply to SCOTT MCGEHEE. 1911 Gravier
street. au23 l5t
EyOR RENT-POssESSION GIVEN ON OO-
IL tober next tho large premises No. "a Camp
street. now occupied BY the New Qrleang Re-
publican Printing Company. Apply to Eel. M.
ROBINSON. No. s Carondelet street jy9tf
TsOR RENT-POSSEBSION GIVEN ON THE
l. first Of September next. The we'll known
Beer Saloon No. 151 Common street, between st.
Charles and Carondelet streets, occupied Tor
many years by Mr.. Krost.
Also. store No. 1874 Canal street, between b.
Charles and Carondelet streets. u-,
Apply to A. +. WEBER.
iva an 1874 Canal street,
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAN DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 8:43 b. m, Wednesday, August 2s.
observations taken OF the. same moment OF
time at all statiOns.1
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PARISH COMMITTEE.

The Democratic-C Conservative Parish Com
mittee met last evening on Exchange Alley
near Canal street. a full quorum being present
The meeting was a private one for the purpose
of considering a report of the executive com.
mis1ee and financial matters. No business OF
public Importance was transacted.
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Every one speaks we'll of 1t. and those who
have been there once patronlze the place ever
to the Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pax
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Every body is afraid OF Bronze John, but staab
stiu remains undisturb5d at Goldthwaite's
bookstore, whence he diffuses, as it were, news
speak, from the pernicious and epidemic in
fuence of ignorance by means OF the latest
newspapers and periodicals.
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For yellow Fever Keep Your Money.

We will not send collector forainstallment
payments due on Wilson Sewing Machines
during the prevalence of the yellow fever. We
prefer that our customers save their money to
use in case of sickness. -
w. FL. CONVERS,
Manager Wilson Sewing Machine Company. 1879
Canal street
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, AUGUST ~ 1919

the reception which was to be give N 70 inc nope
crow Is postponed until Friday evening ~
o'sock
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that first class mail matter consists Of letters
second class, papers. etc., mailed from inc ONCE
OF publication; and third class, miscellaneous
articles, including papers mailed by ihaiyi-
Ityu1p
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Y. M. C. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE

Rooms Y M. G. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE,
81 Camp street, August IS, 1875 J
The following contributions have been re-
ceived since last report:
J. G. Kelly, Georgetown, Ky, through Canal
Bank. ..........,.,......-..... $40
b. w. Davis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
W. B. Thomson. Observation-Disclosures. Is
p NJ Osanne, Cleveland, o. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Jas. Mcdonnell. through Jas. 7. Rodd....... 80
Walter Y, Crouch ............--.-.. 10
Payne Kennedy 4 Observation-Disclosures. Is
s. W. Rawlins. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Jurey Il Gillts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
ThoR. F. Walker. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Sun Mutual Insurance Company. ...-....... 100
@. G. r. R.. car fare, 10
s. NJ. Virgins. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Ladies' Physiological Society observation-disclosures Is
W. G. RAYMOND. Treasurer,
AUG 1t 81 and % Poydras street.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

r. indicates rising; i. indicates falling;
indicates stationary.
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FOUND.

HOUND EsTRAY-ON SATURDAY. ,AU--
IL gust "a, @ dark bay horse MULE. without
shoes. The owner can have the same BY PROV
ing property and paying expenses. j. ARK
SION. corner Jackson and Rousseau streets
au29 IT.