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paI,sa DlsTs,sS eg S. e9Tnr; Iani,v. No. 1884.
Estate OF Edmund Surlers, dec'ed-
MOHN WRTGT. Of the Parish ofSt. Ian
am dry. Administrator Of the Estate Of Ed
mund Surlers. deceased, late Of the Parish OF
st. Landry, having fled an Annual Accounts
of his administration of said Estate, accom-
panied by petition, praying that the sam@
may be homologated - And whereaa the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court dated October 30th, 1856.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to-
all interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date hereof.
why said Account should not be homologated
aud the administrator authorized to pay aG~
cording to seid Account.
LIS. LASTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opeiousas, October Both, 1856.
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Judicial Notices, &c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIAWA.

STATE Of LO UIS4ANA-
1sidore Hoier fls, use of &e., vs.. EveIins CAL
Inns f. W. C. & ais Justices Court.~~ FiE6b
Ward.-Parish OF St. LaRdrY.--No. 60.
HDY virtue of writ of execution, iSsU61
- I'm the above entitled suit, by Andre
Meynier Justice of the Peace in and for the Firss
ward OF the Parish OF St Landry, and ts direct
ed, will be exposed to public sale for cash, Al SAa
Court House of this Parish, on Saturday she etk
day of December next, 1856, commencing al the
hour OF II o'clock. A. M, and continuing frera
day to day. if necessary, all the right title nssrsst
and demand of Eveina Collins, f. w. c., & ais, in
and to the following described property seized 10
satisfy said writ, to wit: -
A certain Town Lot, situated in tha town Of
Opeousas, bounded North by lot of EvsIna Col
ns, f. W C., South by lot of Fictorin Lastrapes,
N. c., East by lands Of, and West by pre-
perty of Jean Bite. Richard.
L. v. CHACHERE, Shoff.
Sherf7s Office, st. Landry, November 1st is5s.
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Washington, October 11th, 1856.
lFOR SALE,
TaTns. HIDES =!

VITE undersig gned Will pay beet hides Of
four years and above from S3 TO 81 30,
smaller ones ii proportion.
He has constantly on hand, 81 his Tan
Yard ID " Washington, all kinds of leather for
harnesses, saddIery. and carriage work, &c.
which be offers for sale atresluced prices.
VICTOR T0gCHY
Washineton, Ia, sapts g., - -
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NJ CT

a Ill persons indebted to the Estate of
- the late Capt. James Johnston, will
please settle with O. Hinckiey, Washington,
La, who is fully authorized to receipt the
same, Or J.. M. JOHNSTON.
Testame7atGry EGecutoy-
3 Front Levee st., NeW-0rleans.
august Both, I856.-3m.
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SSaeriF,s sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

II L IL O0 A&OGA0Ah4sZ4s
Zenon Broussard, District Court,
vs.. Parish of ST. Landry,
Alex. C. Guidry & ais, No. 74os.
10y virtue of writ of f. fa., issued in the
lid above entitled suit, by the District
Coft, in and for the Parish Of St. Landry, and TO
me directed, will be exposed to public SALE at the
Court House of this Parish, on Saturday, the 9Th
day of December next 1856, at twelve months
credit being the second and last exposure purcha-
sers giving bond with security with interest at the
rate of eight per cent from the day of sale until
paid, all the right, title, interest and demand Of
Alexandra c. Gaildry ais, in and to the following
described property seized to satisfy said writ to-
wit:
A Negro-man, named Edmond aged about 2s
years. Negro-gir, named Theresa. aged about 10
years. Josephine aged 25 years, and her child named
Numa, SyIvestre aged about 4 years, also Tract
or Lot of Ground, situated in Washington, Parish
of St. Landry, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon erected bounded North by Buhot
street. South by Short street. West by Bridge street
and East by Betsy, W. e.. zssz.
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, St Landry, Novs1jth, 1855,
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sherTG,s sale.

Piacids GuiIbeau Jr., adm, District Court
va. Parish OF ST. Landry,
Henry Western. No. 1856.
WmY virtue of writ of &. fa., issued ia
Dthe above entitled suit, by the District
Court, IN and for the Parish Of st. Landry, and to
me directed viii be exposed at public sale for cash.
at the Court House Of this Parish, Saturday tbs
9Th day of December, 1855, commencing at the
hour Of III o'clock, A. M, and continuing from day
to day il necessary all the right title interest," and
demand Of Henry Western, in and TO the following
described property seized 70 satisfy said writ 70 Wit
a certain Negro-woman, dave for life, named Cs
Ieste, aged fifty years.
T. VI cHACHERR Shsra&
ghusgE i eMIss, SE TaEdry, Nsv, TN 1859.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Garthwaite e. n~-v- r,--;sl - rs
..arun S55 J. king. No. 7755.
WBY virtue of writ of f. fa., issued in the
- above entitled suit, by the District
Court in and for the Parish of st. Landry, and TO
me directed will be exposed to public SALE at the
Court House of this Parish, on Saturday, the 9th
day Of December next, 1856, at twelve months
credit being the second and last exposure, purcha-
sers giving bond with security, with interest at
eight per cent, from the day of sale until paid, all
the right, title, interest and demand of Aaron J.
King, in and to the following described property,
seized to satisfy said writ, to-wit
The North half of the South West quarter, and,
the North West quarter of the South East quarter
Of Section number seven in township four South OF
range number six, East on the South Western land
District of Louisiana, containing enc hundred aud
twenty and 27Ilo0 acres, being the same tract as
por location of swamp land, warrant No 6S2, en-
tered 18th of February 1858, under w. II. Grams
hand, Register.
L. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, St. Landry, Nov. 18th, 1885,
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SHERlEE'S SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
John McCune, District Court,
vs. Parish of st. Landry
Andre Prudhomms & ais, No. 1926
EDY virtue of writ of &. fa, issued
- in the above entitled suit, by the Dis
trict Court in and for the Parish of St. Landry and
to me directed will be exposed to public sale, fer
cash. st the Court House of this PARISH on Saturday.
the 9th day of December next, 1866, commencing
at the holr Of IL O'clock A. ~, and continuing from
day to day. if necessary a the right title interest,"
and demand of John Garvin, in and to the following
described property. seized to satisfy said writ "
wit:
A certain Lot Of Ground situated in She Parish
of st. Landry, in the town Of Washington being los
numbered SO, on the plan of said town, bounded
North by Buhot street. East by Washington street,
South by Short street, and West by Main street con-
tanning superficial arpsnt or less together
4. " -cuAcHERE, ShariR
sherif's Office, st. Landry, Nov, 1st 1855.
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lfate &c Rnlll0l.1l1a.

r,ar;s5 ~ Alsres ~ s. 9s Ia,,,1r,, No. 1864.
Estate of Julie Saizan, deceased.
UALERIE DUPLECHAIN, of the Pa
" rish of st. Landry, Administrator Of
the Estate of the late Julie Saizan, deceased,
late Of the Parish Of St Landry, having fled
a Tableau Of Distribution of the Estate in
community between Julie Saizan and Valery
Duplechain, her surviving husband, accom-
panied by petition, praying that the same
may be homologated And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order Of Court, dated G November, 1856.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to-
ell interested, to make opposition, If any they
have. within thirty days, fromthe date hereof
why said Tableau should not be homologated.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opslouaas, November 9Th, 1855.
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.BrssisA o9&
Irish Dry Goeds
- D Q. RHTLLY & Co., SO long known
Il . At the sorner of Royal and Cana
streets. beg tosay they have removed to their
large new store 126 Canal Street, between
Royal snd Bourbon streets, known as Tostre
But5dfngs sign Of the Golden Fzag.
Where their ample room and resident
buyer In Europe, will enable them to keep
(the yesr round) complete stock in every
department Also, full line of Plantation
Goods, of the best Southern manufacture.
Combined With the above, they will keep
at the old stand, corner Royal and Bourbon
streets, underthe name Of Em5roidcry and
Lace Store, complete stock Of Ladies Dress
Trimmings, Ribbonds, Embroideries Laces,
sand Ladies and Gents furnishing Goods, to
suit the country merchants as well as the son
sumers.
This latter Id sIass of housa heretofore
unknoan in this Market
p. Il u. REILLY & Co,
I26 Canal Street,
BesHsaa Royal and Bourbon streets.
Touro Buildings,
Sign of the Goldsn Flax.
September 10th. Is56.-6m.
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new WAREHOUSE.
1gEaaUE.AR PACK En-

sI'Ivfcx 4 Wraa IN sonaRcTIoN wfTa TN NEw-
& Oafrans, orAAsaszs q GaEAT WssrxKH RAM
Roam
sxzzssN II g ane Stearncr ORION,
R1s I ALe,rnH METNIxR, Master.
Y, iaaYaa Bayou B0euf Tor Alta
kaDss. every Huriay and Wednesday, at i2 O'Clock.
Nj, If the arrival Of the Cars, for PattsEsonvile.
CentrevElIe, Ffanklin, Charenton, Prcvost's Land-
ING. Eew-Iberia Sc MartinsviIle, and all interme-
diate landings And leavss st. Martinsvis every
Tuessaap and Friday, Il 4 cock, a. M
81 Martinavala, August ssh, 1850.
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SRERlEPS SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Henry Boyce, District Cours.
vs.. Parish of ST. Landry.
William ofhts adm. No. 1924. -.
10y virtue of four writs of &. "a, issued
- in the above entitled snit, by the Dis
the District Court, I'll and for the Parish of St. Ian
dry, and to me directed will be exposed to public
sale for cash, at the Court House Of this Parish On
Saturday, the 9th day of December next 1855, CON-
mencng at the hour of III o'clock, A. M., and com
tinuiug from day to day, necessary, al the right,
title interest and demand Of the Estate Of Janea
McCauley, in and to the following described prop
erty seized to satisfy said order, to-wit:
certain Tract of Land, being the East half Of g.
e. quarter of Sect Q, in Township 8, Range East,
containing 81 27Ioo aeres in the possession Of
William offutt, adm.
L. " CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, st. Landry, Nov, Ist, 1855.
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GRANGE OF RESIDENCE.

- r.. PILATE has removed his residence
- and Office to Landry Street. near
Judge 0verton's and opposite to the merchant L.
Birott Besides the ordinary services of his pro-
fession, the Dr. will continue to attend on all dis
ofthe mouth and teeth and practice in all the
branches ofDentistTy His work in all that line is
warranted and performed after the latest and most
spproved process.
Artificial teeth are not only an ornament, they
rrestabish the voice to its natural tone and above
all permit mastication 50 indispensable to the
health.
DR.. Plate viii visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate.
0peleusas, 10 JanvieF, 1856.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Lemusl J. B. Shaw, District Court,
vs.. Parish of ct TandrV

LemueI q. d. n1aWs DlStFiet CourEs
vs.. Parish of st IandrV
Mathew '. HargrOve. 'I No. II 77os. a.Du
M sY virtue of writ of f. fa, issued in the,
ID above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, and
to me directed, win be exposed to public sale for
cash. at the Court House of this Parish on Saturday,
the 9Th day of December next 1856, commencing
at the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ and continuing FROM
day to day, if necessary all the right, title, interest
and demand of Mathew v. Hargroye, in and to the
following described property, seized to satisfy said
writ, to-wit:
"A certain Tract of Land, containing 200 superf-
cial arpents more less, with the buildings and inl-
provements thereon, situated on the left Bank Of
Bayou Beuf, iii said Parish bounded above by lands
of Joseph Tate, below by Lastie G. Guillory, on the
rear by the Domain, and in front By said Bayou
Beuf, being the half of the tract acquired by de-
fendant from Lastie Guiiory.
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
sheriff's Office St. Landry, Nov, LIST, 1855.
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Nl w JlH LRY
s9asd TVsELcfasas0kSe1.'s Shop.
sale er Valuable sugar Lands

Sale d VaAMaBHe sugar Lands
Situated ssa fAs PARISH elf ST. .Lassdrg. IN
e. a4sS. Rdane S IL. to ssst:
S. r. saarssr see si Rieh Sugar Lands
s. w. qaartsr Esas a. part adjoining 6.
~ W i saartsr sse. 81. L swayzs, 4ssasl
T.BS.. f.. 2
w half Sss q, High RIGA sngaF
a II of See. 3. lands RavigabIa
q. half ii u, half aea. i Bayou, itt7.Ys
On both sides Bayoa Petite Prairie,
near AfrhsfaIaya River. Total acres, 1888. 50
Tbs forsgoins lands will be sold on aecornHo-
dating seruls. IA pplr tas Al. POWELL. !
IionsldsOnville, La.
ny Baaiasssin tha different land Offices Of the
State, and also 1T ths Departments 1t Washingtoa
City, attended 10 Mitk promrtness by
"a. T.. POWELL. \
DoFaIdssnvisls, In, 1sfh April 1855
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Eva PF4SD " Ea III NJ II.

"a GENTS (either travelling or locall for
80. NEWSPAPERS and PERloDIeALs. are
requested to send WITHOUT DELAY their address to
the undersigned, and they will be furnished with
business which win yield them from 100 10 200 per
cent. profit They will please state what News
papers or Periodicals they have eanvasse tor Per-
sosa- who have not hitherto acted az Agents, but
who wead like To engage as such, will Also please
send their names, Poss-ofiee address, County and
STATE, written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON & co.
NEW YORK.
opelousas, September Goth, ls5e.--s1a.
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Y virtue of four Writs of &. IA, issued
III lid in the above entitled suit by the Dis
trct Court in and for the Parish of St Landry anc
to me directed will be exposed to public sale, al
the Court House of this Parish, Saturday. the
Sth day of December next, 1856, at twelve months
credit, being the second and last exposure purcha
giving bond with security bearing interest ac'
cording to Judgment from the day of sale until paid
all the right, tltle interest and demand of Raphael
Richard, in and to the following described property
seized to satisfy sa1d writ, to-wit:
One Negro-man, named Vietorin, aged about 70
years.
One Tract of Land, situated near Grand Coteau
in the Parish of St Landry, containing about 76
apents being the residence of the Defendant, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, boun-
ded North by Charles Smith and Mcpherson, South
by Widow Augustin Boudreau, East by WE. Aa-
gustin Bourque, and West by Mcpherson. Also
another Tract of Land, in the same quarter, con-
tanning 10 arpents more OF less, bounded North by
Mcpherson, East by the same, South by Joseph
Richard, West by Leger and others.
One branding iron, figuring about thus: Or and
the interest in the cotton crop. .-.-.s......-..s
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sherf's office, St Landry, Nov 18th, 1856
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10y virtue of two writs of f. fa., issued
MD in the above entitled suit, by the Dis
trct Court in and for the Parish of St Landry and
to me directed will be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House of this Parish, on Saturday, the
9th day of December next, 1856, at twelve months
credit, being the second and last exposure purcha-
sers giving bond with security, with interest at
the right, title. interest and demand OF Mark w.
Harwell, in and to the following described prop
erty, seized to satisfy said writs, to-wit:
A certain Tract of Land, lying in Bellevue Parish
Of st. Landry, measuring about two hundred and
forty arpents, oriess, bounded North by lands
of Edwin B. Scott, East by Bayau Bourbeux, South
by Defendants sugar plantation, and West by lands
belonging to George Miller.
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, St Landry, Nov. 18th, 1856.
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Rector of The Unurcn of Upsrousas.
epeIausas, August 18th, 1855.
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Judicial Notices, &c.
SnERlFF'S SALE.

SHsAHSsaH ~ ST@@S
STATE OF OUTSIANA.
Gov. Hebert, District Court,
VS.. Parish of st. Landry
Harrison Rogers i ais. Nos. 1888, 1884, 1895
Joseph D. Richard J District Court,
vs. Parish of St. Landry
Raphael Richard, No. 1913.
Raphael Richard Jr., District Court,
vs. Parish of st. Landry,
Raphael Richard Sr., J No. 7474.
Pierre Richard, District Court,
vs. Parish of st. Landry,
Raphael Richard, No. 1896
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Gfafe of Ioufa(alra

sheriff's Office, 81. Landry, nov, !, Ist, Isl 1sse.
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Letter from Col. Benton.
PHILOSOPHY IN DEPEAT-How NE SUPPORTS AN
KsEMY AND DRssRTs A PRIESD.

To THOMAS l.. PRICE. EsQ. -
HEAR sIa-l disappointed In the result OF your
election A. the signs In he district as went through
encouraged me in the belief that you would succeed.
also disappointed my osn, but do not regret hay
ing the canvass nor do consider ss lost the labor
IN travelling and speaking which Il cost The
che, though severe, has been good tor me, AMI
even necessary, ater my long sindons and sedsnary
course OF life. ! iecl greatly lnyigorated by The
intercourse with the people has been mot crafty.
~, aisng tho whole line Of travel and nowhers more
numerous cordially than In the border counties,
where some peuple had supposed was 70 have had sn
unwelcome reception My only regret that | couli
not have rem ined longer at Each place. Personally the
canvass has been most agreeable TO and politically,
think has been good Tor the State, In helping to revive
the sentiment OF nationality and contributing aay the
ieeag " sectional strong Tor the safe
" Of the Cnon aud which every patriotic consideration
requires 10 be caimef.
There s cesign here the part OF some 10 put no
an electoral tcAet for Fremont, about which no
spssks 10 me have character enough 10 keep Mt die
'snce all that class Of persons who dshonorabia them
selves, could approach man with disbonorable pro
frrHiun. But my sentiments are known aud that
should consider such step injurious under every
mret-m -moitifyiug 70 Fremont himself, from the
smai vote wnGn tae ticket would receive, and
ing which arrays sach half the Union against
ether was oprosi.g the bringing out OF Fremont for
prom tug ki Of any such design. There are cas sss
IN which public duty rises above personal consideration,
ccive u possible. Thus, whsn 1 supported Jagkson
with whom bad been on III srms) thiry years ago,
The sordid Office Was assigned Sr Il, now when
support buchanan, with wsom am IN terms,) and
support him against merber Of my own family, the
snme class Of persons pothing but falsehood
and trcactery Incapable themselves Of anything dsa-
tercted and PATRIOTIC thss believe sshcrs 10 be equally
so, snd ssss, with bass motives, III the asrlons wach
above the comprehension Of seir politsa morally.
The fuil result OF he Govesaors election is nsa yet
known here but enozah Ia known determine tho con-
dltien on which our snctora ssi 70 be Withdrawn
The ttber side wouei not to proposition, but
this refusal 10 do waat WAS right makes difference TO
US and we shau have the gr.tinca,ion (aner having
forced Bnchansa upon fhes Al Cinsinna 10 make them
carry him over the Stats-pretending 10 he for him,
while rcgrssng that thsy bad ret been able 10 kill him
IN the Convention.
irrotesd 70 Wsshngtop Immediately 10 gather up ma.
ter for my "Abrd. Al of the Debates Of Congress,
carry On here THOMAS II. BENTON.
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NEw OR1RAvs August 16 1855.
The seee Of csAion during the past week have been
sricted 70 ,sss bales, quostions for mddSg ranging
1Cc 1tHc. The stock hand IL about N 900 bales.
The iscsease in the receipts Al his port oenpsred wAh
same date last season, ooe bales. Suga sells NJ
sZe. % Ccfee-sa,ee OF the wcek 1850 bsgs, at
lthci stnos, 3s,ooo oags runnies, l5asc: bis bag
ging, 23c Sterling E1changs quoted u ex premium.
Cotton freishs 70 Liverpool. Nd.
Cotton nrmev with moderate ssics II formef rates.
woo-More inquiry Cor fleece; prices nrm, sales OF the
week ~ 500 lbs Printing cloths active and erm; sales
for the week, $500 pieces.
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WAslnSoroN, Aug ~, 1856
, ARMY AUTHORIZATION
Mr.. crppros (nsgcr worshippcr), Of Ohio, from the
COMMITTEE of Conference the Army BILL reported that
sLcy were unable to agree. He defended the rcpubl
srans from the charges ibst they desire withhold fhs
,resns for carrying the government lie would not
10 enforce bogus laws al the pint Of the bayono
M. Farixxn (Jcml OF Virginia, said that Giddings
rgumenls had been heretofore aaswered and his Sian
sers rcftsd. Tho time sor discussion past and
soy action had come.
Mr.. Cssrnur (nisser worshippcr) Of Ohio contended
at The House had yielded all ough, TO ,icld and the
moment bad arrived when they should assert their yhs
There was nothing improper In The bill The provso
merely provided that the army shall no, be used by the
President 10 enforce the alleged laws Of Kansas n the
I'm defeated on tho Senate sts the responsibility.
nr. FAcsISpR moved that the House recede from the
srovko.
Disagreed TO by ave majority.
Y A. 4.3o, Sunday morning, both houses adjourned
til qAM., on Monday.
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Further Particulars OF the Storm 1t I'M
South.

Further Particulars OF the Storm at tfse
South.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. l4-P. NJ
The recent storm (accounts Of which despatched
you this morning. also proved very destructive in this
city.
Several vessels lying at the wharves less
injured, and a number of buildings unroofed.
From all sections Of the country continue
pour in Of the fearful havoc that has been created.
The greatest damage, however, appears to have been
done at Last and Calou Islands though impossible
yet to say what accounts may TO hand from other
sections.
The storm appears to have from the Gulf and II
is not unlikely that Of the Texan ports may have
suffered severely.
Last Island where the destruction of property life
great is about half days sail from Galveston.
New ORLEANS Aug. 16, 1885,
II is believed that the number of lives by the
dreadful stor of Sunday and Monday will two
hundred and City, including men, women and children
but mostly the former.
At Last Island alone hundred and ninety dead bo
dies have been found the sight of which terrible
The total loss Of property by the sudden and ooked
for calamity is computed at $500 900, while place
1t at still higher figure.
The passengers by the steamer Star are believed TO
have been all rescued Had the storm overtaken them
in the night however, the entire numb lover two hun
dred) must have perished.
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