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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-21
E. SEBERSTADT,
Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FAMILY GROCERIES,

W1HeS, COrdlaIs, HUT, &c, :"
Corner of T exas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
ASN, HAsjust received from New Orleans,
ana w sae KEEP aae on ha1 sbo
coate. hams, candles, soap, starch, -four, moIasses
mackere herings, sardncs lobsters olives anchoves
mustard, Soda butter and water crackers, bucr lard
salt, pepper, spices indigo sweet AMI lard oil.
superior assortment Of liquors of every descriptions
brandies, whskey, gin, port, madeira claret and white
wines, London porter, Scotch ale, cider, ETC.. etc.
His suppyof confectoneries is very large and COM
prises fruits put up in their juice, brandy fruits
candies, fresh cakes preserves ellics raisns prunes
figs. almonds citron, oranges, lemons, nuts, etc. Toys
and fancy articles for children. Superior CIGARS chew
ing and smoking tobacco. jan l0-3m
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This troupe embraces more arenic novelties in every
department of Equestranism, Acrobatics, Gymnastics
and Eqnbra, than any other in existence, MS
will at once be seen by announcing that Madame An
na Franconi, the star Of the Partisan Hppodrome,
Mons Henri Francon and his great troupe artstes,
trained ana dancing horses, Mr. Rosston, the coos-
s;lt horscinan; young Jean Johnson; master Omar;
Messrs. Moves, shoules, Walker and others Of equal
excellence, are lead on BY the man Of all fun, John
Hnrner Admission, ST. children and servants half
price. feb2I
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EENflE above reward will be paid for such informa-
4 ton will lead to the detection and conviction
OF the person persons who, during Sunday night or
Monday morning, 9Th inst, cut the telegraph wires,
near Mr.. Gilmer's. The same sum will be paid for
the conviction Of the individual who cut the wires in
the vicinity of Mansfield. L also offer standing
ward of $50 for the detection and conviction OF any
person who may from this day cut pull down, or In
other way inure the wire other fixtures on the line
Of telegraph between Shreveport and Alexandria.
WIN f. MURRAY, Lessee.
T,1or.,nb n, 80 cL......
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Notice..

fENRABUE & KLINE beg leave to call the atten-
4 ton OF their customers to the fact that their ac-
counts are prepared for their examinations and that
they particularly prepared to receive all amounts
due on the same. Ianuary3 3, 1855
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To the Planters,

TNROM the solicitations of many of his planting
IL friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention to the Sale of Gotten liz this market
Refers to the merchants OF Shreveport generally
Shreveport. Sept. 13, 1854. d. S. WILDER
u The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill TO this office
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Regular Passenger Packet.
Shreveport Il Alexandria Packet.

fa@mass a The new, very light draught, fas, rum
af%zTSztfss ming steamboat FANNI FERN,
=zssszz==zsa j. NJ. COLLINS, master, will leave for
Alexandra, on Monday Evening, ID October, at FIVE
O'Clock; and continue 10 during the season reg
uar packet between this port and the falls, making
trip every days. The Fanny Fern was built in
Shreveport expressly for the trade is entirely new Of
very light draught, has large and commodous cabins
and in point of safety, comfort and fine accommoda-
tons is equal to any boat on Red River Her officers
will make use of every exeron to please, and solicit
the patronage of their old friends Particular atten-
ton will be paid to receiving and landing passengers
and freight at all points on the river s27
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N Office.

Y VIE undersigned gives notice that on the lst day
Il If January, 1855, the mercantile house of the late
Robert Green closed preparatory to taking an in
ven;ory and settling the business of the firms of Robert
Green Green, Douglas & Co.. and Green & Douglass
jan 3, 1855 P. II. ROSSON, Agt for executor.
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CiGARS, of various brands; chewing tobaceo. ef
~ every quality and price; superior smoking fobac-
CO; fine snuff. Just received and for sale by
dec27 SLEEPER 5& Co.
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N. L. DRUR3

N. L. DRURY,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
IVERY description Of work promptly attended to,
~ aud executed in worknanlike MANNER on moe
crate terms Refer to Thos H. Morris, druggist.
10 Owners and Builders of Saw Mills.
IHNHE undersigned offers his services run circular
Il saws, and to the repairing and putting them in
ORDER when required. No pay will be demanded or
excepted unless complete satisfaction is given en-
ptoyers. Terms moderate. For reference, apply to
Mr. J NJ Collins JOHN a. WOLF.
ShreVenorf Nov s. ISll m
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J. F. WHITE
STOVES! STOFESM STOTESi!!
"a, Is now receiving and keeps constantly on a
I'D hand a large and well selected stock of 81 f.
S-Sls Cooking and other Stoves, selected by "
him with great care expressly for and the Texas
markets.
TaN WARE.
keep and manufacture all kinds Of Tinware, which
he sell at wholesale and retail, and warrant it
leak. Any article from his establishment may be pur
chased with perfect safety.
.EOsSEgHNG
In tin, "copper" iron, zinc, Roofing guttering
substantially and promptly executed
a. Letters cut for cotton brands, in beautiful style
and at moderate prices.
Shreveport, February Is, 1854.
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= LEEPIER & Co.. have removed to the commodi-
~ Gus brick store, No. on the Levee, corner of
Texas street; where they are now opening large
sortnent of Groceries, Provisions liquors. Wines To-
baccp. (;irnrs. ianlG
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~
AVE removed their Office to the brick building
Il a near the market, (on Market street in the
of the Office occupied by Messrs. Landrum & William
SON Where the other of them can at all times,
day or night be found, when not professionally en-
gagged. January 8, 1855
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Cash Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of ].
a W. Morris, are requested to present the same for
payment and those indebted said are notified
to come forward and settle without delay, as the af-
fairs of the succession must be wound up
feb22-lv THOS H. MORRIS. EX'r
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The Old Capitol Hotel.

The Old Capitol Hotel.
MSH ##EIA HousToN, Texas.
Ea ii ne We have leased the above hotel for Sc,
AS.g ries of years. and have furnished it with
new furniture and bedding throughout, and are re-
pairing the building part alta time and as fast pos
sibe. But in the time the house is open for the
reception Of Travellers and citizens and the undersign
ed will endeaHor to render their guests comfortable
Attached to the house is Livery Stable, with expert
enced ostlers; and horses will be well taken care Of
From our long experience in the business, and our
strict attention to the wants Of guest hope to
inertia liberal patronage.
HENRY VAN BIBBER & SONS.
Houston, Texas, January |, 1855. 81
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Succession Notice,

nEBTORS to the succession of Allen Hill. decd
~ are hereby requested to make Immediate pay
ment; and those holding claims against the same to
present them to the undersigned
ian3l-4t JOHN w. HILL, dative exec'r.
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Fancy Goods 4 TrimmiT7ss,
nF the very latest Partisan styles, in reas vaset9
~ for sale cheap for cash, by
decor TRABUE & ELFNG.
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COnartneYshin,
Dissolution.

UEsSDIUtIOn,
fENHE copartnership existing between the undersgn-
Il ed, under the firm of HEoses Greenwood 4 Co.. is
this day dissolved by mutua consent. Either party
will use thename of the firm in liquidation only.
MOSES GREENWOOD.
THOS. E. ADAMS.
New Orleans, January l6, 1855. j3l
The undersigned will continue the cotton factorage
and commission business in his name and for his
own account. MOSES GREEN WOOD.
New Orleans, January l6, 1855. j3l
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SHREVEPORT AUCTIoN STORE.

HE subscriber, having taken the corner brick ,ila
- ing On Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house. has opened GENERAL Auction SToaE.
now ready to receive goods Of every description
on consignment Having been for many years en-
gagged il the business, he aters himself to give sats-
faction to all who may honor him with call His reg
uiar days Of sale Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
any other day. when business demands his attention.
will give particular attention the selling of Me-
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales,
Liberal cash advances made on consignments of
Groceries. A. L. HEINE, Aactioneer
Shreyennrt January IN 1S55
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Doors. POOLE q HENRY,
4 ANlsG formed copartnership offer their pro-
* tessional services to the citizens Of Shreveport
md IT'S vicinity, in the various branches their pro-
eFsion. One ofthem may at all times be found at
Their "tlce, on MARKET STREET next door TO Messrs.
.nndrnn u Williamson s law office. feh2l. SIN.
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)gAlt.Ib-.lDss.jsyu WI!5isss
JOB PRINTING.

o. The proprietors Of the South Western beg to
Inform their patrons and the public generally that
they have recently received from the foundres great
variety Of new and beautiful type, comprising nearly
all the latest styles which makes their Job Office one
OF the most EXTENSIVE COMPLETE the south west,
(and unequalled by any out of the city, and that
they are prepared to execute with despatch
Plain and Fancy Book and Job Printing,
Of every description from handful the size of this
paper To the smallest card, in style Of unsurpassed
beauty and elegance and
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PAMPHLETS, Bill. HEADS. BLANKS,
BRIEFS, BILLS LADNG, LABELS,
BooEs, CoTroN RECEIPTS, | HANDBILLs
CIRCULARS, BLANK NoTEs, CARDS, DC. &c,
Printed on the shortest notice and in manner I'M
equaled.
Printing in Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze
Those wishing to have printing executed will find it
to their advantage to give the South Western call
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Choice Liquors and Wine
New Goods,

AN now receiving new and splendid stock Of
L Fall and Winter Clothing, ofevery variety and style,
also fine assortment of Bonts Shoes, &c. which to-
gether with my stock already hand, will make my
assortment as large AID complete any to be found
in this market [o4tf1 e. H. JORDAN.
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For sale,

RI Far Sale,
80 TuE sa0 story brick stare occupied tgs Ear art
six gaars by the undersigned. sittgd on Tesss zrcse
eeIr the Of SpTiag L is 6oyersd with tin and
thoroughly finished IN every respect as;s yf
EG gs3rc is fine y8rahasas which rahes this enc -
the most comnodtyus and Convenient buildings fur a
Wholesale and retail business in town. As stand 1t
has no superior.
&Lso--A Dwelling House. sad three lots Of e:auaH
attached thereto, 2isuatedon HHaetsueeL TIE ro4se
contains five rooms, well finished and there Ajtca
eos servants rooms, Stables well Of good 5,and
every other convenience necessary to the comfort Of
family.
The above property will be sold low and on accom-
molating terms Apply to
jyt9 E, & B. JACOBS, Texas street.
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II THE NEW ORLEANS
HIPpQFERIANI

Under the management of F.. H Rosston
A ND in conjunction with the world-renoWned
IN FRANC0NI TROUPE, will perform in their 81
perh and spacious Pavilion, in Shreveport, for three
nights only, viz
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
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-Si ONES, MAUSOLElM MD,
Monuments. Tombs,

Monuments. TOmbs,
Gssa.sa2a BEAD AND FOOT STONES, sc.
SssSzs1r5 G. B. 4 b. ENOCHS, would call the atten
SgHl ~ ton of those ia want of the above articles
taAHY to the large variety they have just landed in
IN Shreyeport,and to which extensive additions
d., daily expected. The whole manufac-
tufed in Philadelphia. of Italian and American mar
BIZ. They can be seen on Texas stteet, near the
Academy. feb2l I'm
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received and for sale gunpowder, i'm
III perial, young Tyson and panchone.
IS OGLEsBY e GRISWOLD.
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lard, and linseed oils, for
MILLER's Drug Store.
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Top Onions
Double Dabias &c.
Country merchants supplied with seed, by the dozen,
hundred or thousand papers, otherwise, for retail
ing Planters and farmers furnished with boxes, con-
tanning a well assorted variety. All seed warranted
fresh and genuine. -. MAUPAY, 81 Gravier,
febl4 SIN near Camp street, New Orleans.
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BROAD d MULHAUPT,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.
~ Corner of Cotton street and Texas road.
Ill The undersigned, having erected commodi-
ons factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
the late improvements, are prepared to execute
any orders in their line, at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms. They will make 10 order
any description of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &C. Will also
keep on hand all sizes of M buildings, etc. etc. All or
ders from the country punctualr attended to.
BROAD & MULHAUPT.
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Cotton Wanted,

Y HAVE engaged in the Cotton Brokerage Business.
Il in Shreveport, and solicit call from all who wish
sell their for Cash. Office, on Texas street. in
the building lately occupied by colonel A. Hill.
oct Aft e. VI. MATTHEW'S
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% THE circulation of the blood is justly esteeme
the greatest ordinance of Divine Providence by that
beating engine, the heart it is driven to all parts
the system giving vigor and strength to the eompl
we sleep 81 wake sales brskly through the arterie
and returns softly through the veins. How necessa
ny that it should be kept free from all impurty anil
vet how negligent many are respecting this great es
ment in the liver and nerves IS generally the primar
cause; and jaundce, indigestion and all the haras
sing feelings attending dyspepsia, which makes li
burthen result fromit. Suicide would rapidly fol
low suicide, if there cure. Nj one would suf
fer long if he is able to obtain bottle of Hoofand
celebrated German bitters prepared by doctor G. NJ
jackson, Philadelphia, they rarely fail in eecting
permanent enre. f 7-4|
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Rea River & NeM Orleans Packet.

- The superior and we'll known passenger
sAkssszaA steamer STORM. J. w Rom, mas
asaSEzEaszsa ter, having been thoroughly repaired
and Put IN fine order has resumed her regularly trips
and will during the entire packet be-
tween New Orleans, Shreveport, Port Caddo Benton,
Smithland, Jefferson, and all intermediate landings.
For speed safety and comfort the Storm is unsurpas.
sed by any boat Red River, and her officers will
make use ofevery exertion give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, apply on board Ian3l
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A LARGE assortment of Wall Papers. Of lie afsst
and most beautiful patterns, just received ar1 for
GALE ~ w r tsYy KERt.
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Notice, Not;ee!! NOtiGa!!!

A we intend to close our business Shreveport in
n short time we respectfully invite all those in
debted to G. M. Levy & Co., or Fl. Levy Il Brother
To call aud settle. fjanl0J G. M. LEVY & Co. E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
TIE Deposition Of Bishop Doaae's Son.

1t stated under our Geographic head yes
terdav that Bishop Doane. of New Jersey, had
deposed his own son from the Episcopal ministry
for joining the Roman Catholic Church. The fol-
loving is the sentence Of the bishop:
ITO all, everywhere, who are in communion
with the one Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church,
Beit known, that George Hobart Doane, NJ. D..
Deacon of the Diocese. having declared 10 me in
writing his remuneration Of the ministry. which
he received at my hands from the Lord Jesus
Christ, and his desi gn not 10 oilicte in future in
any of the offices thereof, intending 10 submit
himself to the schisrnatical Roman intrusion. i
deposed from the ministry, and | hereby pro-
uonnce and declare lin 10 he deposed, in the
name Of the Father, and Of the Son, and Of the
Holy Ghost"
The deposition is given at the Episcopal resi-
dencc, Riverside, "n the l5th of September, in
the presence of Milo lIuhan, d. d., and Marcus
T. Hyde \ NJ, Presbyers of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. The Bishop adds:
This sentence WAS not executed until the pro-
vision Of the canon, where The party has acted
unadvsably aud hastily" which is pre-eminent
" the present case, bad been offered: urged and
refused it only remains for me humhly to ask
the pray ers of the faithful in Christ Jesus that
my errng child may be brought back TO the way
of truth and peace; and for myself, that | may
have grace 10 bear and do the holy will Of Cod"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
FROM NORFOLK.

Daily as thr periodical four and twenty hours
roll by into eternity, we feel an innate hope that
We may be able to place better OF more cheering
news befnre readers, from the plague -aftllct.
I'd districts The intelligence arrives but IN stead
otbping better, tits that the daily number OF
il4,hS IN proportion II the number OF inhabitants
uo9 in Norfolk, Is still painfully and feartaily
hrga.
BY reliable accounts. we find that daring the.
genty four hours up 10 Friday afternoon, .ffy.
nr1 deaths had taken place in Norfolk and that
great number of new cases had occurred in diff
rfent parts of the city! During the same time,
tespty sir deaths had occurredin Portsmouth.
has it seems the fever, though ii lulls one day,
vibut increase its fury on the next, as the at
ospheric changes may effect the patients.
Special Correspondence of the Express
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. u, 1855.
Dear ErpresS.-There is 80 much to do to our
deeply afflicted community that can scarcely
lind time to give our daily bill of mortality.
i We have had another black day. The effects
oithe cold, rainy Storm of the first of the week,
are beginning to be developed.
For the u hours ending at sunse, 20 day there
We're twenty two deaths ITS far rs | could ascer-
\ tan. Alexander Etherdge. (laborer): Miss An
1e Boswick; Richard Nash; Robt. A Graves;
n Peter Gaiilce; JOS Thomas; Mrs Parneii sis
h erot Joseph ). Bingley. of Petersburg. her son
I'm a AitS liY7ifltdi' iidiNtf b'H'Ti "A '''t "a
Wm Nary slave of Miss Emily Wilson, deceas-
ed Peter Kelly; Mrs. Jordon Curling; George
I'lber's child; John Webster, Il very aged elt-
zen and father of Professor n b. Webster Sam.
uei Richardson ,Jr.. Peter leighton; son OF
'lfs. WIN; Il. Guy: Francis Norsworthy's child;
Richard Jones; AMI Edward Mn aiming (bricklay-
IT3
The following are very ILL., David overly;
'iiehael Rigney; Dir. Martin Rzer of Phiiadel-
ha; daughter of Mrs. George y. Webb, (she
| las lost already three grown daaghters} besides
many others.
Dr. Richard Blow, an eminent physician from
ae.eounty Of Sussex, died in Norfolk last night.
Alexander Gait, the estimable Postmaster Of
Norfolk. is very i'll.
Dalton W eeier, a member Of the Norfolk How
ard Association, has had r relapse, and is now III
n itctrol' Coalition. If hear lythns more
/ VIII add proscnpt, in the morning.
GospoRT.
i SErr. 90, 6, a. M.-The flowing have died
II ,dang the night: Merit Parsons. William Lingo;
H Mrs John u. Outten; Miss Mary +. Tott'rdell;
'fgfo man Cass Deans; Mrs. Buttner and Jere-
H 1ah Whilmore.
lregret to inform YOU that James GastaYos
t'oaaday, one of our noblest and most useful cit
ems was this morning attacked with the Fever;
nd conveyed to the Hospital. God grant that
! ''' valuable life may be spared. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
1lTE NEWS BIZ THE mills.
From the Petersburg Express Of Yesterday.
.,yoW Fever 1t Norfolk l. Portsmouth.
,soerial Correspondence of the Exprps<l
FRrpAY NiGHr. 10 o'rlocll

NbHfpiAhs ii- -. D'Di
FRIDAY NIGHT. 10 O'Clock.
mr. Express - am sorry TO inform yoa
s,.ar still RACES in soa.e sectors of our city
l d are very many cases on Smiths Point aud
.ho nartbern portion of the tawn. Ii is now
IL H. out in the suburbs, and entering almost
~, lon.e on the upper part of Church street
an Cumberland, Queen. james, and other
"la The disease is exceedingly fatal and
:I-more so than formerly. MANY who have
M M taken since the commencement of the
'e, ora dead and buried. But the scourgo must
ftink ere lolg. terminate its terrible and un-
'., march for there will soon be bat few re-
.ddo;nine citizens to~attack. Hundreds, may al
i''' 't ssy thou sands, have died, and many have
III ,,sred The fercest rage of the fell conquer
81. oyer. and. its victims sleep in the grave.
4ltlo many have survived the scathng effects of
hnnonster exhibiting the ulnistakuble marks
" tbe last 4s hours, there have been about
- J,aths among which, | mention: b. Quick,
w., Tavlor, VIM Bagley, saml Smith, VIM
'yaad child of DR. lIedden. Mrs II Harvey, Wm
= U;uter, Miss Delany, child of f nelany, Chas
nisemsn. of Philadelphia, Mr.. Godfrey, Thorn
:. Downer Mrs Seaman, Martin Kelley, and DIR
Il,w. of Sussex, brother of Co! Blow, of this
city ca
H.. of the Farmers Bank, deeply afflicted
H,m;ly. As in others. the destroyer has gone
,nJhnyne of the most lovely and the fairest at
In household. Mrs Wentworth, lady of Mr.. w,
tsrmprly of Hudson, \. Y. Guild of K Pollard,
land broker. Prof. Bellman, musician and organ-
ii Of St Pairick's Church.
Geo. Clark, a worthy citizen, ana family, who
have all been sick, are ovcrinG.
IA Barnps and family cnnyale>cent.
DIR Calf z NJ, is considered out Of danger.
Ihas Hardy, son of 7 y Hardy Is down with
the disease.
rDaa,nl. Of the firm of Bonsal x Bro. Of the
Flour Mills, is i'll.
hear that Geo Loyal, Navy Agent is ex-
e.edingly ILL.,
Mrs James r Pollard is sick; DR. Henry Sell
d.u has been attacked; the wife of Mr. Hawkins,
lqeper of tho CRY Alm' House, and several chill
drcn arc dagn with the malady: Mrs Capt ID
WRIGHT is sick; Mrs 0lendhal, lady of Prof o
Of The Military Academy. Is also Ill.
There are many other deaths and u large nun
har If eases not reported. Numerous children
AMI servants are suffering with the tever, the lat
t5r-many Of them--have il but Slightly. and re-
eIreriu about 10 days, while others die.
VIM Reid had the black vomit Yesterday; but
Is reported easier to day.
Dr. Gordan. who has had the black vamit, :
recovering.
Miss Loyptt sister of John Loyett) has also
had the vomit but is slowly recovering.
Yours, &c, OBSERVER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
Tnn PARIs CRYsrAL PA1AcB EXnBIIIo ~,

TEE PARIS CRYSTAL PALACE EXfuBiIlo on,
The Paris correspondent at tue New "'" '''"'
,,,orcial, under date of the 9th inst, says:
Thp stock of the Crystal Palace fell 20 francs
during the month of August, withstand!"S
thr Oneen's visit Its now at 80, but 1t started
At ia. The attendance is large, owing to the
nn.oesonablv cold weather, which renders the
e,I.zod roof rather comfortable than otherwise
About halfthe articles exhibited bear ticket
with the word Yenden; while others though IN
sold. have brought hundreds of others to ,nelf
owners. It is not probable me eAnlG'','" WIN ~
,no;, onen be, ond the lSt of November.