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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

Administrators Sales.

vHYHE undersigned will offer at public sale,
at the lat. residence Of Lewis &. E.ans,
deceased, IN Boston, Boston township. W aync
county, Indiana, on Friaay the 2rh dny of Sept.
1913 u, 10 o'clock, a. m, the following Personal
Property, to-wit:
one Horse. BedsteadS and Bedding. one
Cooking Stove, one Brass Clock, a fine
lot Of protiles in frames. one large Map
Of the United States, Book Case. a
small lot Of Medicines. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and various other
articles too tedious to mention.
a credit of twelve months will be given on all
sums over three dollars.
j. VI. BULI.A, Admir-,
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.


A.
AT CINCINNATI PRICES"
TTNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the public that he carries on the ounGery
business. at the old establi shment. tie has now
on ha nd, for sale. a superior lot of STOVES;
consisting of Nos. 1, ?, and IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE; SPILMAS's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and ten-p late stoves 81 different
sizes, with general assortment OF rankin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Also,-lots. Kettles,
Androns and Waggon-Boxes- He also manu-
features and makes to order-cARDiNG MACHINES.
coSDENsERs. SHINING and SAFFING MACHINES.
broad ami marrow POWER LOOMS. PULLING STOVES,
aud all kinds of machinery used IN IIIaauiactur-
ing establishments.
MIL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feels confde nj,
saying tina, he has the largest ami best selected
lot OF patterns in the Western country for t.rist
ami Saw Mills. lie has. in short. the latest
Improvements in the MHl-Gearing line.
T..-:ASUING MACHINES.
He has on excellent ThraSl,ing Machine which
he manufactures. and will sell for CASH or appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses, ana neanrss and
despatch in the execution of work, 1t Is not inie-
rior TO any in
The undersigned returns his THANKS II the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him.
and respectfully solicit, q continuance of favorS.
l57All kinds Of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, will be
taken in exchange for any Of the above articles
His STOVE STORE Is on the \ orth side
Of Main street. opposite the Richmond Book store,
where customer vail be promptly waited on.
TIIOS. O'HAhRA.
Richmond. May 80 l-ia. fia3l So
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Is at DR.. IIoweiis' Drug Store. where large
4 stock of Mineral Teeth, from the Mauufac-
ihoInin Il Bernhard can be had at manufacture
ers prices, also, Gold and Tin Fol. Flies, For
cep s, &c. Plaster Of Paris, and every thing that
Dentists need. Please call at \ o. 6, Main street
Oct IG l-tS 42-tf
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To Sinking Fund Borrowers.


w HERE interest due and unpaid, on
W the first day Of Juiy last. on loans from
the Sinking Fund the lands mortgaged in secu
rIty Will be aive rtised about the first day of Oc-
tober next, to be sold the 2i Saturday of De-
cenher next. according TO law. unless payne mt
be made before advertising. Where not more
than one years interest prior 20 said first day of
July may be due, and the security is deemed
sufficient. and the borrower unable 10 pay, pre-
sent payment of such interest will not be exact
ed. il the borrowers shall forward TO this office
written agreement to pay interest on the inter
est SO due and within ld-a form of which is CIV
en- below. J. MORRISON,
Sinking Fund Office. President.
indianapolis, Aug. Is, 1919. {
FORM OF AGREEMENT.
agree to pay interest upon the interest due
and unpaid on the loan of procured by me
from the State of Indiana, being through the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund. on
beng the purchase money agreed to be paid by
\. Il. for land lots DIS the case NAV be.
Given under my hand this day of 40.
3S-3w
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winch VIII he lOuIii Cl't III. tN'7l Va ,
SATTlNETrS, IW Feds, JEANS, VEST
INGS, &c. &c.
LADIES. ESaECIALI.T. All. INVITED TO CALL
And examine his stock of DRESS GOODS.
among which Fancy Piok Lawns, Organdy
DO. do, French do. DO, Plaid DO. DO. ne" >tl lie
Caueiiou STRIPE. Striped tcua'4in-s. &c. Ac.i
,ItH>, Of EcstIis al -h;i.s and prices: PLAIN
aud fancy Nous de i.aiu.; Goats, hair and Al
pacca Iustirs; Grape de Lame; Bonbaz!nes
Ca~hmerrs: Mexican aud California flaids; Fri
-ton and Manchester ugharIs; Prints in gre at
variety: plain Nous. Dc Lame shaw IS, >iik fringe
and embroidered do; Grape LeSsc: Mall and
Book Nnsias: plain ana fancy Ribbons. Fring-s,
!.aceS, Carpet Bags, and EMOTIONS" IN ahunt-
ancc.
BDNNi..'..'.s China Pearl. Superior English
straw, Pamela, ancy Cohurg. White Lace =.
Florence Braid and Gimp; Misses and Children ;
BunnetS and Hats etc. etc.
AIso.-Eufitry. yaeensWdrc, HnrGirGre, Glass,
Naiis White Ltud, O.l. GfoccEics, sc.
e. a large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES
= and SLIPPERsi. which can and TfT
y III be sold ~ low prices. hIso.-An ~
assortment cf PARAsoIs and | NBRETIAs.
animation OF his GOODS. as he feels confident
the truth Of the statement E.;L aud >.,a.
WHEAT. FI.AASEEn, CORN and OATS.
in denan at all times: for winch VIII be paid
the highest marhet-prjCe in Cash or Goats.
Jy,o;>y Pr Z G. r, taken IL
exchange for Goots.~F,1}
RIciiI0Np Sept. -, / 10. l'h
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NHERNO~ETERs. sa,gicai Issssrumc is
j and TruSsss Of u; kii,sss. 70. ss.- Nv
NAY -. 1919. /. REED
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at the same time and place.

II VIE Personal Property of Henry Knolen-
7 berg. decreased. viii also he offered at pub
lie sale: consisting Of
One Fargo Cooking Stove and trimmings:
Table Chairs. Bcdstcads. Bed and Bed
ding: Mantle Clock. Cupboard, Scythe,
Bureau: about 5000 tect fitS'-rate ash
Flooring: Sheetnr. Ratt"rS. Joice. and
Studding; and other articles not neces-
sarv 10 mention.
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale
and due attendance given. tv
DAVID kNOLLENBERG, Admr.
Richmond. September 9TH, 1919. 37ts
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On this oh day Of Sertcn,bcr 1910. At ,llr
Fall Term l~4o, of The WAYNE Circuit Court,
the sad petitioner by james Perry her attorney.
comes mi files her Bill for Divorce and also an
affidavit ALLEGING The nGn-residcnce of the sal,
Gefeuun ant, wh"reupon the CoHrt o-deref! that
Notice Of III" fling aud pcnJII- Of SAID Eill by
publication Tor three weeks successfully IL: some
weekly newspaper Of general circulation print
cd and published in said county. Therefore no
tice is hereby gi"en TO said Defendant Of the
filing and pc ndinG Of said BiI for Divorce, and
unless he appears bel fore the Judges sand Court
1T the Court House in and for said county on
the first day Of til" next term 10 he held the
first Monday Of March next. 10 plead. answer
or detnur to said Bill the same will be card I'D
determined IN his absence
Witness,
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, Clerk
J.xEs Percy. dHorncy for Petitioner,
Sept. IL, $40. 3s-3w
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To tho Growers Of ELAX:

To tho Growers Of FLAX:
ME undersigned wishes TO purchase large
] amount of FLAX STRAW, after the seed
mas been taken of. and the straw rotted in the
usual way The Flax should be either pulled
or cut close 10 the ground and kept dry as
possible. IL Apply at the -s;abl sh ne nt o the
Middle Fork, l !. miles northeast of Richmond.
GEORGE WILSON.
September Jh, lcl9. 31tf
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W L. FARQUHsE. THOMAS vicEERs
Gsntlemen's Clothing Stare.
~ SaCkEKS
Gcnsicmcn's Furnishing Depot.

l. this method OF saving TO the citixens of
kIchmouG and the country around about. III al
they are receiving ana opening, at the
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FOR SALE.

ryNHE undersigned W ishes TO sell five Dwell
ling Houses, cheap for cash, or on three
wears time The payments TO he madH in four
instruments EDW ARD FRANCIS
Richmond, Sept. II. lSi9 3stf
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HNLD17s. CORN. CORN NAL, ans
l. tor sale by SWIM {. POE, No. :.
Opposite the Post Office.
Richmond. June 9Th, 10. 2If
May %, 1879. e-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

L.ebanon-WllIiatn II. smith.
Aucu5ta-Thonas I:lrilatt.
North Salem James Rick cts.
La(aycitc Disi-ict--J,l,n T.. smith,
Pc.
observation-disclosures S. Webb.
DELPHI and Pittsburgh --i}enlanin Wi
mans.
Monticello Mission-John Leach.
observation-disclosures Guide. William
Harrrsonvile-IacobW s'iuard.
Poolsyillc William + Wheeler
Neutrality-suspicious. Donallson.
W;lli,,nsoort-Jacnh ID White
Pcrrvsyille- John 3 Dsm,tt
Newoo,,-T. ,,ther Tavlor
Clinton Georue w. Warner.
Jya;au4D,Hs characterization II.
Goode p. l..
Roberts Chap"lJoh1 II HUI
Indianapolis East llisioa--5. /. Coo
per.
Dtnviil Francis VI. Richmond.
s'icll--Jacpb Cozll.
Nobl.svi!c Wade Po; y.
h's'pwn--!,inirl D"mor.
Greenti j.! Jared - N"rShpn.
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Fall Creek. Mathew F'In,norc.
Pandletpn-Jahn " S'nilI.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

TIES AMPS REMEDY FOR CON
IL SUMPTION, for sale by
IRWIN REED.
1TCali and get pamphlet explaining it.
May, l, 1919 l9-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

r AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD. is
IL always kept for sale at Dr. Hore,ls Druy
Store No. Is Main street.
May q, 1879 l-tf.
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Fresh Groceries. Medicines. &c.

Fresh Groceries, Medicines. &c.
WE are receiving almost every week lots
w of Fresh Groceries and Medicines, by
Citizens Cincinnati line.
On hand quantity Of Canvassed and other
Hams, put up for family use: also. Prime Lard,
&c. &c SWAIN & POE.
Aug. %. 1919. 35-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SEAScNADLE GOODSM

EssE MEEK, has the pleasure of say
- ing 10 his customers, and the public gem
orally that he has received and opened
his stock of NEW e. e DG = n = ~9
which have been selectetiwlth great care by him
self, and particularly adapted to this market,
comprising all the various colours. qualities and
styles Of Cloths. assmcrcs, Cassnetts. James.
IweeGs. Summer wear for men and BOYS, &c
To THE LADIES: M assortment of Ladies'
Dress Goods IS complete. comprising every
( thing adapted TO their wants, and all VERY NICE.
To THE IoUNG GEnTIEMEx:-I would say tn It
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
YOU Will find all 30 r..
To THE NECH,NICs:-I saw that I bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
+ business. ana | would most respe ctfuily invite
you TO call and examine my Stock; | co not
say that | will sell YOU Goods ttrcnty PEI cent
cheaper tb0n any other House in the city. were
50 10 90, you would say that it was all aumbug
gerry, and righffaify ton: but this much 10 say.
that you shall find my Goods CHEAP At ASv
OTHER House IN THE CITY, mGtfer ,etat they
may sell az.
Ill am happy to say. that nv customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to get on board
vessel bound For California, but are rushing right
TO my Store, to get good, nice and cheap q oous
&c ONE on. COME on. ONE AND ALL.
10000 Pounds of Wool Wanted.
And all other kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods
Richmond, Sept 10. 1919. f9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

- OMEWH between Hiram Daniels Ia
\ vern the Richmond and Boston Turn
pike and CentreviIe on TUESDAY last. a moroc-
CO covered Memorandum Book, containing in
the said pocket $40, in five dollar bills and
some small change Also. order for ST.
the Richmond and Boston Turnpike company.
The finder will be literally rewarded by return
ing il to the subscriber or leaving il at this office.
DANIEL CLARK
August IL 1919 IS If
4 tHLOROFORM..-A supply Of this Great
Cholera Remedy. just received and for sale
at DR.. Howeil's Drug Store. No. l6 Main street.
May %. 1919. 22-tf
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City Bakery. Candle Factory, Il

Att KsssAeEys &slIsOSc 4 stCtOFy, &C
PAXSON. LEWIS X Co. No. So.
SOUTHEAST Corner OF Main and Marion streets !;
RICHMOND, INDIANA;
'AVE Just opened a splendid assortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES. which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
a. Raisins, Figs, Cheese. Herring, Sugar,
Candies. &c &c, for sale cheap
J7They prepared to furnish wedding
filings" in the shape Of Pound Cake, to all who
may apply. Call and them.
ITCaNDI-Es for sale by the Box Pound
and the highest price IN c ash paid for BEEFES
and TiLLOW
Bread. Cakes. Crackers. &c.
Fresh and Good. on hands at all times; also
FRESH MEATS:
Such as Beef, Pork. Veal. &c. will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nings.
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
mond, and vicinity to call and see them; and If
they go away dissatisfied enpty-hauded, it
shall not be the fault of
PAXSON, LEWIS & Co
Sept. ~. lS49 5lif
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New Goods.
ASH. E:xSSGIITWEE-L. respectfully

- informs his oil. customers ANA tAc public
generally. that h.. is still receiving from Ph!la-
deirlia and opening al his Old stand, FRESH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
TOWNSANDS SARSAPARILLA
"IND PLENTY or IT TOO.''

fHnn bottles Of this invaluable mcd'-
l. eIuO cine just received and for sale
wholesale and retail at DR. HoweiI's Drug Store,
where all who need the article requested 10
call. Those who wish agencies address DR.
iIoweils. Richmond, Ia, General Agent.
June 20. lS49. 2G-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
Foreign AM. Domestic ETy Goods,

IF the latest aud most approved patterns; a,non z
which will be found CLOTHS. CASSlNEkEc.
SATTlNETrS, IW Feds, JEANS, VEST
INGS Nc. &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
nae.

Attendu que Samuel Faulkner admins.
trateur de Ii succession do John y. Faulk.
ner, eidevant de cette pafoisso, a d6prs6
su bureau din CRETE do Ii conr du sisi6me
district judteiaire dans ct pour Ia paroi4BJ
dEst Baton Rouge, son compile final dad
ministrAtion dans Il die succession.
Avis est par Ia prtsente donn6 d tons
eeUx ml6ressdea de fare savoir lenrs raj.
scns ddng dx .iottrs de Ia premiere putli-
cotton de Get avis, pourquoi L. dit eompte
ne serait pas homoIogue ct rendu lie jfge-
ment de Ia cour, ct l'administrateur de-
charge de- son administration.
Jan 5 1910 M. MonEvo, d6p grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
DIED.

On his fatboat atthi. place, on Satrr,
day the 30th uIt. GEO. w. BRAsIER, a
native ofBoone County, KY, aged about
46 years.
Mr.. B. was a worthy and excellent man
and formerly q member ofrhe Kentucky
Legislature. His remains were attended
TO tLeir final abode, b, the Masonic Fra
'ernity ofth's city. .#s
At Manchac, in this Parish on, Monday
The 1t inst, Mn. JAMES BLUNT, aged a.
bout % years. @
He leaves a Neither and three Sisters
anda 'arge circle Of relations and acqua in.
tanccs to mourn bis loss. We tender to
the bereaved family aud friends our deepest
sytnpaihies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06

Charles, uged 80 years and Nancy
his wife 35 years, and their three
children, Ann o, Tom Z and Daniel
s years Of age,
Hannibal, aged 80 years and Eliza his
wife IS, aud their 3 children, viz
Dave s, Catharine q, aud Joanna !
year old,
Big Sarn, aged % years.
Lucinda Powell aged 20 ears
Alabama Joe, aged 33 years
AK, aged II y ars,
Isaac. aged "a years, and his wife Debby
r 2l, and I'll, If child Eliza | year old
Jim Sharp, aged 80 years, and his wife
Lucy, aged 33 years, and their child
Maria, = years old. ag
Randall, aged 25 years and his wife Big
Lucy, aged "a, and their two children
Betsy, I and Puss 2 years old.
George, aged 81 years,
Jack, aged 90 years.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
30 head Of Horses and Mules, 43 head
of Sheep, II head of Cattle, 10 head of
Hogs, 6 Wagons, 2 Baggass Carts, Lot
of frming ustensils, 1900 Barrels Of Corn,
4 Tons Of Hay, % Barrel Peas.
W. 300 Shares ofthe Capital Stock Of the
Union Bank of Louisiana,
The above described property viii be
sold in Block.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
And by virtue of the same commission,
and on the same place, on the same day,
will be Offered for sale Iy The undersigned
Auctioncer, according TO law, the follow
described separate property of said David
Chambers deceased. 10 wit
.r8 SLAVES.
Maria negro. woman, Andrew, aged 20
years. .z.Hz -.1
Jim, aged 81 years, Mulky, aged 30, years.
rz5zr-= 8 81. - ALSO
House. hold furniture, Brace Pistols,
Shot Gun, Boi of Books, Gold Watch,
chain and seal 8re.
Terms Of Sale-CssH.
NJ. MORENO, A~uctioneer.
January, 3-49. 5ts. ls49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
Raarrfen.

On Wednesday evening, the 9th, inst.
Mr.. CHAs. +. Mix, 10 Miss ~RoBrLLrARD,
both oftae parish ofPointe Coppte.
On Tuesday, the End inst, by the Rev.
w. H. Crenshaw, Mr.. LOUIS I.AMr, of
New ORLEANS, to Miss MARGARET RoDRr.
CuEz, of this place. a
On Thursday the 28fh ut al the resi-
dence Of Joseph Heard, Esq, by John c.
Foreman, j.. p. On. VIM. Il. NoRroN. to
Mrs. MARY ANN CORNELIUS, both of This
Parish.
On Thursday evening last, the 4th Jan,
nary le49, by ]. r D'ifrocq, j. p, Mr..
ELIAS RIGGs. to Miss OPHELIA JOHNSON,
both Of This parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06

Fin yertu dune commission d moi adres'
sc par Phon corr du sixieme district judi-
claire dams ct pour b. susIile paroissc,
fofiirai en- vente publique, c~onfornteinent
a Ia loi, a la derniere residence de jacob
HAYES, cideyant de cetie p]aroisse DECIDE,
a environ IL miles est de la vile de Bafon
Rouge, Mardi lie 23me jour de J@anYier
1919, a 10 heures du matin, la proprieie
CT apres decrite appartenant a Ia success
sion do dit defunt, savoir:
TERRE-Un moroccan de terre conte-
ant six cents soixante dix arpens, bornes
a Pouest par terres de Carter, au sud par
celles de Meeker, a Fest par Stephen Ro-
berts, ct au nord par celles de Swift.
Tn autre moroccan de teFre, dH cote Quest
de Ia comte, eontenant environ hut cents
ct quarante atpens plus on moins, compose
do deux morceaux, SAVIOR: Tn de $40
arpens. borne au sud par Sopher, a l'est
par Ii Conite, au nord par William Halves
ct autres, ct f'ouest par Phillips, 81 fautre
c~ontenant 200 aTpens. plus GU moins BONE
nu sud par lie moroccan cidevant decrit, d
Pest par Ia Connie, au nord par terres va.
cantes, ei a Pouest par terFes appartenanI
aux h6ritiers de Converse.
Tn autre rec de terre sur Draugh-
ans Greek, ~conienant deux cents quarante
arpens, bornes an sud par terFes dit~s de
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
trfom The L'1nn Times January 3D.
Late From Texas
APPEARANCE OF CHOLERAIN
THE ARMY.

BY The arrival bnrc, yesterday; of the
steamship Gaiveaoa, Captain Crane, from
Galveston the % ult., we have received
files Of the CirRian and tho NepB, up to
the date 81 her departure. Fs&t@@
W. regret TO learn, by these papers,
that cholera had broken out In The 9Th In
iantry, stationed ut Port Lewlct, and
carried off q very large number Of men.
Tho mortality among the rank and Ole,
has been extraordinary, considering the
Whole atrength ofthe corps. Only one off
Ger has fallen a victim 10 it--Lieut.
james A. Deaney. A letter addressed 10
! Alaior Tbmpkins, although ebbfrmator ny
OF the Information given by the Galveston
Ncgs affords Us the consolation of know
ing that the disease unlicensed its ravages
at the date which II beers, the g5th ult.
A brisk nortber having sprung up, had dri.
ven the pest away.
The following we take from the News
II The 25lh ulL whirh was the first publ
cation on the subject.
Cholera in Port Ldrdca The steamship
Globe arrived this morning having lcf
Indian Point yesterday n 9 r. n. by this
arrival, We have the first Intelligence, thai
the cholcra has been prevailing with great
fatality, for the last eix or seven days, a.
nong the troops fthe sth,inIantry, who
have been Al Port Lavact,e for about two
weeks past. The disease first broke ouI
among the troops about n mile and a hal
from Port Lavaca, where they stationed.
ear'y last week. Major Morrison, The
commander Immediately removed 'lem IN
10 Port Lnvaca, and had them duarteteA Il
Capt, Brewers large building, which wa
used as u hospital for the sick. They were
attended Ivy Doctors DaIlarn aud johnson
Of LOvaca, but whether they had mn,
army physician, we do not learn. III,
disease, however progressed with grca'
mortality, twenty 70 thirty occurring eacl
day, aud even az many as forty OH one dal
ort Of four hundred, which was the ofigina
number of the troops. Expressing greH
dissatisfaction at their confinement, Major
Morrison gave them permission 10 proceed
on theft way 70 San Antonio, in small par
ties, according to their own pleasure nnt
convenience, Most oftho troops had accor
DINGHY, left on Tuesday last but among
those who remained, six new cases were
reported yesterday morning. >
This disease is undcrst God to he iht
Asiatic Cholera by the public generally
and yet we understand that some Of the
physicians from post norton examinations
have decided otherwise. All the eases
were attended With nearly the same symp
ton $, the attack first commencing with IA
severe gtiping ofthe bowels, followed d.
rectly with a porstrution and mcessaut
dysentery, which continued til The p~atient's
death, and this generally took place from
six to sixteen hours after the first attack
seldom exceeding the latter period. The
whole number Of deaths up 10 yester day
morning is reported TO be 1856. Among
these we hear Of but one officer, Lieut.
Henning. a
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q SALE.

ssAboHt Ia acres Of land sithated a.
bout 0 ne mile and a quarter from the IIis.
sfissippi river, with the improvements there.
on, consisting ola good dwelling house,
stablts, sheds dc.
AIsn about 80 mich COWS.
The land is fenced round and partly
cleared. For particulars apply At ihe Ga.
zette Office. Nov. 25 IS. Is4s.
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AVIS.

Attendu que Marie Oneale, s'est ce JOUR
addrcss6e d Honorable Cour dn sni6me
District Judici4ire dans et pour Ii pafoisse
dEst Baton Rouge, 9tat de h Lonisiaue,
pour 6tre nominee administratrice do In
succession de Perico SIM hez. decide
Avis est par le pt6senl dpnn6 0lous eeng
int6reBses de laire SAVIOR lenrs r%aisaD9, sil
en- existent dams dix jpurs de h premiere
publication, pourquol Ia dite application ne
serail pas accord6e.
M. MORENO, Dept. Gfcfier.
Jane s. 40, 2ts.