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state of Louisiana-Parisho of caddo.

Succession Of 3. 81. PoMEnoT, deceased.
FESENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
T. hereby given that D. j. Elder, executor of the
succession Of h. II. Pomeroy has filed in my office an
account and supplemental account of his administra
ton of said succession, and unless opposition is made
thereto in thirty days. the time prescribed by law, said
account and supplemental account will be approved
homologated and made the judgment of the Court as
prayed for
49, Given under my hand officially, this 2Sth
I L. s. day of May, a. D. 1867.
~ my29 ST R. WRIGHT, Clerk
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CONsTABLE,S SALE.


N JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State of Louisiana,
Il Parish of Caddn-CITY SHREVEPORT rs. Lots
and TO- Block No.3t-Owners unknown. By virtue of
writ of sale to directed from the honorable the
justices Court for Ward No a. Parish of Caddo will
sell at public auction at the Market House the city of
Shres eport. parish and State foresaid on
Saturday, the 22d day of June, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock NJ
the following described property to wit:
Lots Nos. nine 60 and ten (p1 in block No. thirty
S7) in the city Of Shreveport. Seized and to be
sold to pay the city taxes for the year 1885, with all
costs.
Terms of Saie-Cash, without benefit of appraise
ment ANDY CURRIE Constable
Shreveport, May %, 1867. E5t of SI3 so
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State of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Caddo.

Succession of A. You've, deceased.
FHNENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.-Noticei is
hereby given that e. A. Davidson, administrator
of the succession of A. Young deceased has this day
fled in my Office final account of his administration
of said succession and unless opposition be made there
to within thirty days, the time prescribed By law said
final account will be approved homologated and made
the judgment of the Court, as prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially, this 18th day;
I L. of May, A. D. 1867.
- I fmY22 5tl - & ]. WRIGHT Clerk
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Dr. jackson, Vienna, La. Dr. simonton, Vienna Ia
Or Stevens, = Dr. Woodland,
Dr. Stuard, DR.. Quinn,
George w. Wood, kowelaga, Taiapoosa county, Ala
Peter Whitehead, Pinekney vile, :
Moses Trembe,
John W. Ray, CloF's Station, Macon
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CONSTABLE,s SALE.

CONSTABLE,s SALE.
N JUSTICE ALIENS C0URT-State of Louisiana
4 paris of Caado-Cfrr OF SHREVEPORT vs. EMEL1NE
Dickson. By virtue of writ of sale, to me di-
reted from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward
No 4 parish of Caddo, will sell at public auction at
the Market House. in the city ofShreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, 22d day of June, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ and oelock P
NJ the following described property, to-wt:
The special privilege held lot in the 10-acre lot
No. q, situated in the city of Shreveport.
Seized as the property Of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of sale--cASH, without benefit of appraise-
ment. ANDY CURRIE Constable
Shreveport May %, 1867. T5t fsl3 so
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

from the Crescent.
FRIDAY, June IA, 1857
The movement in the staple to-day has disclosed
steadily upward tendency. Offerings as for some time
and confined to special cassifcations The actual sales
for the day, nevertheless have footed up 1000 bales
and the market closed more steady the subjoined
quotations, viz Ordinary 2o15 go ID ordinary
221a@23c low midding CSC and midding 26c.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept. lst, lS66-baes. 1922 39
Received since yesterday ............ 643
Received previously. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1877 o9s-7a7 IA
, 839, $50
Exported previously -776 ,955-7s1 ,6s1
8,249
Additional bales made up from cotton
received in sacks and baled here and
from samples, pickiugs, etc........ $4,000
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared ss,e49
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CnNSTARI.E,s SALE,

- SSIs9 I - - SALE
IN JUSTICE ALIENS C0URT-State of Louisiana,
Il parish of Caddo--CITr of SHREVEPORT VS.. JERRY
CHEEK. By virtue Of writ of sale issued from the
honorable the Justices Court for Ward No. 4. parish
of Caddo State of Louisiana and to directed will
SCH at public auction at the Market House, in the city
of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid.
Saturday, the 22d day Of June, 1857,
between the hours of ~ o'clock and o'clock P.
NJ. the following described property, to-witi
The special privilege held ON lots No. Is and IA in
block No 3 situated III the city Of Shreveport Seized
the property of the defendant and to be sold pay
the city taxes for the year 1866, with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, without benefit of apprase
ment. ANDY CURRIE Constable.
Shreveport, May g. 1867. [5t pf sl3 50
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFE''S SALE.
IN JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State of Louisiana
Il parish of Caddo-No. - r. Dawes vs.. steamer
Dixie, Captain and Owners; I, p MURPHY vs. steamer
Dixie, Captain and Owners; ELsTSER, R1SswoRTHr &
MowRr vs. steamer DIXIE, Captain and Owners J.
W1LL1AMssvs. steamer DIXIE Captain and Owners; H.
FRAL1NG steamer DIXIE Captains and Owners; T.
W. JONES VS.. steamer dixie, Captain and Owners
CHAs. HARPER VS. steamer DIXIE, Captain and Owners.
BY virtue of wrs of feri facias issued from the hon
orable the Justices Court for Ward No a. and to me
directed will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, en-
Saturday, the 9Th day of July, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit
The steamboat Dixie, together with all her machine
ry furniture and tackle she lies in the river
Shreveport
Seized as the property of the Defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the wrts in the above entitled SUITS with
all costs.
Terms of salc--CASiI, with benefit of appraisemeLt
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport June s. 1867 E5t of SIS 90
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New Orleans Cattle Market,

JEFFERSON CRY June Is, 1857.
Arrived during past week.-Mrs. Texas and 10 Wes-
tern beeves 1868 calves and yearlngs, Sc hogs $40
sheep and 81 mich cows.
Sold-l067 Texas beeves, 78G calves and yearlings,
2o9 hogs, $40 sheep and mich cows.
Stock sae-lt2 Texas and 10 Western beeves
1884 calves and yearngs, $50 hogs 1877 sheep and %
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ceysvApT,E,s SALE.


z N JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-Sate Of Louisiana
IL parish of Caddo--C1Tg of SHREVEPORT VS. Lot No.
ID in Block No. 57-Owners unknown. by virtue of
writ of sale issued from the honorable the Justices
Court for Ward No parish OF Caddo State of Louis
ana, and to directed, will sell public auction
at the Market House. in the city of Shreveport parish
and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 22d day of June, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to-wt:
The special privilege held lot No. Is in block No
81 situated in the city of Shreveport. Seized and to
be sold to pay the city taxes for the year 1885, with all
costs
Terms of sae-CASH, without benefit of appraise-
ment. ANDY CURRIE, Constable.
Shreveport, May %, 1867. [5tpf1a so
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

CUNSTABLE,S SALE.
TN JUSTICE ALIENS CoURT-State of Louisiana.
Il Parish of Caddo-C1rY OF SHREVEPORT vs. C. W,
BuRHLE. BY virtue Of writ Of sale, to me di-
reced from the memorable the Justices Court for
Ward No. 4, parish of Caddo, State of louisiana
will sell at public auction, at the Market House. the
city of Shreveport. parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 22d day of June, 1867.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and o'clock
the following described property, to-wit:
The special privilege held on lots No. 10 and IA in
block No g. situated in the city of Shreveport.
Seized the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled sgit with all costs
Terms Of sale-CASH, withour benefit of appraise-
ment. ANDY CURRIE, Constable.
Shreveport May q. 1867 t5t pf sl3 so
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i 8 s II 81.

- II +. e Il m n s s -.
II gsrssss
n If sasa9=sf If4s*s3sa g seafaae
DIXIE. fsf5in assE 8ssaefss Isgl8fae suf s.if 5G
sf the p8sfs IF b sfTeefee f4EI
public auction, the Court House door, theeitv OF
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. and o'clock r.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
The steamboat Dixie together with all her machine
ry furniture and tackle she now lies in the river
Shreveport
Seized as the property Of the defendants and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement.
JOHN ]. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport June 5, 1887. f5t pf SIS so.
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to directed will sell at public auction at the Mar
ket House il the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, Oh
Saturday, the 9th day of July. 1867.
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and O'Clock r.
One lot of ground, fronting forty feet the Texas
Road and running back one hundred and twenty
feet being in the northwest quarter Of section No
ated in the parish of Caddo, State Of Louisiana.
Seized as the property of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the writ the above entitled suit with
all costs
Terms Of sale--CAsH provided the property brings
its appraised value. it does not bring its appraised
value, to be readvertsed fifteen days longer, and sold
ON credit OF twelve months the purchaser to give his
land to secure payment Of the purchase money
J. L. SCARBOROUGH, Constable
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CONSTARLE,S SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
I'M JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State of Louisiana
Il Parish of Caddo-C1TY OF SHREVEPORT vs. Lots Nos
and 16, in Block No. 2-Owners unknown BY virtue
of writ of sale, to me directed from the honorable
the Justices Court for Ward No. T. parish of Caddo
in the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid
on
Saturday, ed day of June, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ, and o'clock p
NJ, the following described property, to-wit
Lots Nos Z and Is, in block No. 2-owners unknown
Seized and to be sold to satisfy the writ in the above
entitled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale--CASH, without benefit of appraise
ment. ANDY CURRIE Constable
Shreveport, May %, 1867. f5t pr s1s so
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SCHOOL
BEe E w EEe'S HALE.
PETER BONNER

PETER BONNER
"ouLD respectfully inform parents and guardians
w Of Shreveport and vicinity that he has opened
DANCING SCHOOL, at the above Hall, for the in
struction of the young in the Terpschorean art Elk
ercises for Children on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings
OF each week. And dancing party for Ladies and
Gentlemen, at same place, each week, on
Friday Evening. je5 If
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z. btHLs' ~ N 3 81 CIAFHAH..-@l
BEALL & CHAPMAN,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUAai LLORs AT Law and
Ia General Collecting Agents. Office Market street.
nearly opposite the post office, Shreveport, La Will
attend to all business entrusted to them the parishes
OF Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier. june Z, 1865
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON TEN
DaY Packet.

49,. TuE fast running side-wheel steamer
sssHszaSFsNsa STARLIGHT, Chas Hayes master,
Z4sszSzszsszG. T. Hayes, Clerk, will make regular
ten day trips between New Orleans and jefferson
touching at I'll intermediate points, for the balance Of
the season. For speed and accommodation the Star
light has no superior the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board. die
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coNSTARI.E,s SALE

SOINSI ADLE15 SlAIEss
IN JUSTICE ALIENS COUNTRYSIDE of Louisiana
Il parish of Caddo-CITY OF SHREVEPORT VS.. BLOOM
By virtue of writ of sale issued from the honor
able the Justices Court for Ward No. parish of Cad
do State of Louisiana and to directed, will sell
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 22d day of June, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock M, and O'Clock p
NJ, the following described property, towit:
Lot Ne. 2 in block N 40, and lot No. in block No.
3, situated in the city of Shreveport. Seized the
property of the defendant and to be sold pay the
city taxes for the year 1885, with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASIl, without benefit of apppase
ment ANDY CURRIE, Constable
Shreveport, May %, 1867 st pr sl3 SO
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NE. WRIGHT. Jas. W. DUNCAN.
WRIGHT & DUNCAN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.-Office on Spring street.
IA in Tay's new building june 7, 1865.
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Shreveport, Ia

DAVID CRESWELI.
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR A I LAW. Shresc-
"A port, Loaisiana-Wlll practice in the parishes Of
Caddo, DeSoto and Bosser, and will attend cases
the District, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office corner of Texas and Spring streets, Sale
Murphy's store. ja3o 1v
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l.tTATIONERY-- i.

STATIONERY
full and complete assortment. For sale By
o3 II E.& b. JACOBS.
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The New Orleans and Jefferson Packet
- II. ID. IINE, John 4. Roots master,
q will make ten day trips between the above
iatssssz places, touching at all intermediate land
ings, for the balance of the season. The
7. d. Hne is large de-wheel boat with the best of
communications and is peculiarly adapted to this trade
For freight or passage, apply on board ja2 Il
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u u Il Ts95lssiasi,
MS H IssFssata Il asfsnss virtue d ssf3s af
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Thursday, September 6 1867
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

For Governor, -
WILLIAM r. MARSHALL.
For Liewteeanl Governor,
THOMAS H. ARMSTRONG.
For Seerstasy Of State, -.
o.. HENRY G, ROGERS.
For State Treasurer,
EMIL MUNICH.
For Attorney General,
F. r. E. CORNELL.
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Gail Hamilton is, no longer young
but glrlish-looking for her years, petite
in person. light.haired and blue-eyed-
q fair type Of the New England blonde
quite shy before strangers, shrinking
from being lionizcd, with a sensitive:
ness almost morbid; with a pleasant,
expressive face Unfortunately marred
by the defect of the Countess Of Han
han: and full, rich, constant stream Of
talk for those she regards as her friends.
She has travelled very little, having new
er gone abroad, and having made but
two trips vest deserving Of the name,
She is decidedly learned for . woman,
being good Greek and Latin scholar,
sufficiently conversant with French to
read It with facility, and able to speak
and write German with entire correct
ness and flaency. Her private letters,
according to her correspondents are
superior to her published writings,
abounding in freshness, sparkle and
point Few authors in this country
have q stronger, terser and director
style than Gail Hamilton, whose repu-
.tation abroad, as well as At home, Is
we'll deserved. 2 - ~. r.. .&s@ =. @
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"A writer in the Hartford Post
thinks Walt. Whitman a good man
whatever be may be as a poet. He is
described as "a large, wild-looking,
brawny man, bearded like pard,,, and
his face. rosy with health !; yet be is
full Of the most tender sympathies, sn0
ever ready: to give his life for Others
He went to Washington in 1867 hired
little hall bedroom, prepared his own
meals and became regular Nurse of sick
and, wounded soldiers in the hospital.
giving them his love, his time, and ali
the money ho received from the sale
Of ''Loaves of Grass" For years he
made himself their constant servant,
giving them all he could spare of ev-
| erything, and they became wonderfully
attached to him, listening to his step
and looking for his fresh. kindly face
as = mothers. Walt. Whitman is a
splendid man, whatever he may be as
poet; aud no one who has ever
known him can ridicule him" ,:.,.
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The death of Sir Frederick Bruce.
"hich occorrcsu in Boston on the 10Th,
alter a brief illness, seems to have pro-
duced feeling of unusually profound
depression in Government circles, both
on account Of the personal attachment
felt for him as a man, and the. impor-
lance Of the relations which he sus.
tanned in the peculiarly delicate issues
now pressiDg-to a settlement between
the two countries. The presence of a
new Minister in Washington will nee.
essarily prolong and may greatly EN-.
barrass the negotiations now in pro.
gress, though no event of this kind
can change the inevitable result.
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"A party of twcnty-six young men
playing baseball, near Troy, N. Y,
last Saturday afternoon, dispatched one
OF their number to procure a quantity
OF milk, and oil .partook of it: In a
few minutes every one of them was
taken suddenly and severely ill. VIC
lent cramps, purging, and vomiting en-.
sued, and the lives Of. three were saved
only BY the most prompt and skillfu]
medical attendance: 1t now transpires
that c!oton oil was introduced into the
milk by some persons among the party
for '.joke." ..". T.. ri.
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i" Mr.. SEwARD's operations, past
present and prospective, in the real es.
tate line, amounts to over Twenty Mil.
lions Of Dollars. Walrussia is followed
BY the Bay Of samand, and that by
tho Danish West Indies. Millions 81
dollars ars taken from the treasury to
meet these purchases; and yet Mr.
Seward looks round and signs for more
out-of'the-way patches that may be TO,
sale. Verify this is an economical ad.
ministration.
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= Hon. VIM. Window, Of. Minneso-
e, who has been On 4 tour through the
Southern States, has just returned to
Washington, having addressed the PEG.
pie At several prominent points along
biz route. He renders favorable nc.
count u the present prospects for the
success Of the Republican ticket, and
says the people ere generally disposed
q iesept the Congressional plan 81 re-
construction, aHs {Es. 4s2s$aE~%SsT} 4
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notioe 10 hereby given that On the 2lst
day Of September, A. D. 1867, It The Court
House, In the election district composed Of
the THIRD WARD, Of ths Town Of St.
Cloud, in the County Of stsarns, MIMI, an
election will b opened q, Q o'olock in the
morning, and win continue open until s
o'clock In the alter1oons Of IL same day.
for the purpose Of filing ths vacancy eaus.
ed hy Asrssiguation Of Joseph Broker a.
ALDERMAN Of said Ward. II
Dated this 10th day Of September, A. -.
1867. ssf. rssx =, MI 49, !
BY order Of tAs Town Council: "
81 sfnsf..&{:z{9,.:ts<sa "a John zAPP. !
s.5s: as2wf9 rssss ~. fis.fIzs 1seords1.
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particulars Of the sad occurrence. Mr..
Tucker was sitting down in the house
cleaning his gun, when one barrel went
of, the whole charge entering Mrs.
fuckers knee, shattering it dreadfully.
Drs. Murphy & Wharton visited the
lady on Sunday and amputated the
limb. Mrs. Tucker has several children,
and the accident is very unfortunate
one.-Pioneer OF the 24th. ...
-Woare informed by Maj. Kittredge
that MIR. Chas. A. DeGraff, on Tuesday
Of last week, discovered a large Pelican
on the border of Goose Lake, in Wood
vile township. He shot at and wound
ed it, breaking one wing. He returned
the next day and taking a boat, sue
ceeded in capturing it alive. 1t stood
some six feet in height. Mr.. DeGraff
bound up the wounded wing, and, on
Thursday, took it with him to Winona.
We have never before heard of a
Pelican in this northern latitude, and
Waseca may hereafter be noted as the
home Of the only. bird of this kind eyer
found in the Stale Wilton Ne,os.
"A team belonging to a German
living some seven miles from Hastings,
took fright while standing at the old
North y CARL warehouse, on Saturday
last and dashed up town in a frightful
manner. In turning the corner Of Sec
ond aud Ramsey streets, the heavy
wagon was upset, throwing one Of the
horses, which was dragged nearly to
Fourth street BY his frightened mate,
By some means his hind legs got caught
under the wheels, and when they were
finally stopped It was found that the
cords Of both his legs were cut at the
fetlock, rendering the animal. worthless.
Why will people leave their horses nm.
tied in che, streets ?-Hd.t,ngs Union.
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TELEGRAPH1C ITEMS.
"A telegram by way Of the Atlantic
cable informs Us that Garibaldi has been
arrested by the Italian Government.

"A pleasant little affair occurred in
Washington ON tho 23d. Senator Pat
te.son of Tenn, son-ln-law of President
johnson, insulted Gen. Kyle Of the
Sane State and was coolly Knocked
down. Patterson, it is said, was intoxl-
Gated 1t the time. ...
"A seIenade was given: Hancock,
Sheri1sn and Sicklcs on Monday even.
ing. It was an imposing affair. The
hotels were brilliantly illuminated. It
is estimated that 5000 to 10000 peo-
pie congregated in the streets. She.i-
dan and Hancock returned thanks to
the crowd, but Sickles spoke an hour
in defense Of the Military government
Of the South and in support of the
blacks, on which he declared the safety
Of the government depends in that Sec
ton. -.
Sheridan left Washington yesterday
for Philadelphia, and grand reception,
At the latter place is to be given bin.
.,.: .:= -. 8}J
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 24,h.-Tbe
intermens Of yellow fever for the
twenty-four hours ending this morning
il 81. Letters from Lagrange, Texas,
state that the number of citizens remain.
ing in the town is barely 500, yet the
iutcrments reached "a in two days, the
disease proving fatal in nine cases out o.
ten. Every house is filed with sickness
and death, and whole families are swept
away. The disease is spreading in the
country. There are no provisions in
town and the country people will no,
venture in with produce. On the 9Th
inst, not even meal could be had "a
make Cruel for the sick. Business has
ceased entirely, stores are closed, news
papers have. ceased publication, and the
jails been emptied of their inmates
who fled in terror from the scene Of tho
d1seases .s,:a's E.: + E5f: }s&*@ @.-''.s ~.