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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-16
Direct from the Front.
KNOXVILLE. TENN JuJv , rssa

~ go Nno1VnLE, ENN., July 2, 1883.
ne swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Centlemen-I can cheerfullv and +,,,th-
fully say that S. S. s. Is the greatest blood
Purihsr on earth. In 1884 | contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no good results. took half dozen differ
sat kinds of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief was in
euced to try S. S. S. began the first
Dottie with the gravest doubts of success
mad been 90 often deceived. But I'm
povement came. and I continued its uss
until perfectly well. have since married.
and have healthy family. No trace Of the
disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all
.ns tor me, and l am grateful. Yours
truly. 7. s. STRAprR
IFS Dale Ave.
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FoR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
William WEIGH, d. s. 299o.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IpAHo.)
Oct. 27th, 1883. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim
ana that said proof will be made before r. H.
Grierson Clerk District Court, LIST Jud. District
Idaho Territory, at Mt Idaho l. T., on Decem-
Der 8th, 1885, viz
WILLIAM WEIGH, d. S. 2o9o.
For the w 4 Sec Is, TIP 81 n RE BM
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land. viz:
c; Guisler, George Wolf, James McCaferty
and David Mckinley all of Cottonwood Idaho
2l-2b FRANCIS Il. PATTERSON, Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-16
For Sale or Rent.

A ranch and ferry on Salmon river,
a good orchard and grape vineyard,
farming utensils and household furni-
ture. Apply to F. A. or G. M. Shearer,
at Mt. Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-16
KEMP, TEXAS, Tune "a. 1888.

KENT, TEXAS, June az, 1888.
Inc Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Oentiemen-A sixteen-year-old son of
name was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various parts Of his
few bottles cured him entirely. I lvr M
Lone Oak, but my post-ofice Is at Kemp.
- Yours truly, w. S. RoDINsoN
Y Three books mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S, S.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
! -.- New York. $50 Broadway
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NOTICE FOR PREVENTION PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
William Gam BILE, Pre- d. s. No 1894.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, Idaho
October II, 1855
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim, and
that SAID PROOF Will be made at this office on
December Sth, 1888, viz: -
WILLIAM GAMBLE
For the y Ell and N}aSEL Sec %. To
35 +, Il NJ. - r.
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land viz:
Wellington Langdon, Patrick r. Donahue
Dennis kean and Christian Swendson. OF
Weippe, Idaho. "a
20-25 FRANCIS +. PATTERSON. Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-16
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTION PROOF.
Mfllard b. Morrow, Pre- ID. S. No. 3l2o
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IpAHo,)
october TO- 1883
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim, and
tnat said proof VIII he made ut this Office on
November 9th, 1883, viz:
WILLARD B.. MORROW.
-, For the L q Section II. Township 80 n RI
w, b NJ. "
He names the following witnesses to prove
OF, said land, viz:
William L. Thompson, Riley Dixon, Oliver P.
Benenll and Milton Bib. all of Rustic Idaho
1874 FRANCIS r. PATTERSON, Register
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
TUsCUMBIA LEFT.
Capt. Pcgram Forced ca Leave Her Out
The Appeal Valued.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
TUscUNBIA, Ala, Sept T.-Authorities Of
the city and Of the Memphis & Charleston
railroad spent today in trying to come to
some understanding about relay trains here.
The city authorities refused 10 make any
change this too, In face Of urgent appeals
from influential citizens For retaliation shcf.
field then proposed TO allow trains TO come
by that place. taking the Memphis & Charles
toms Florence branch and the Sheffield &
Birmingham 10 the junction, provided no
train passing through should stop
at any fever infected point on tie
road. supt Pegram accepted the prop
odiion and tomorrow all hand--train
dispaichers aud nll-will remove 90
Sheffield, and for the present, at least
during the reign of quarantine restrictions
Tuscumbia will be deprived even Of the
noise Of passing trains. After this conclu-
sion was reached several citizens waited
upon supt Pcgram and requested him 10
suspend his decision until tomorrow morn
ing. for another meeting. This ho said he
could not do, ~ hc had given his word 10
the sheffield people and could not rcccdo
until the quarantine restrictions were
removed.
The effect Is beginning 10 fall on every
one No mails or papors are received or sent
out, aud the sole dependence for news Of the
outside world 4 from the train dispatcher =
Office. Today passenger on the train threw
OF an ArrEAi, which was snatchcd up ns a
priceless treasure by lucky citizen, and In
few moments he was the center Of group
Of 100 or morc, eagerly listening as he read Il
aloud.
A case Of yellow fever is reported nt
Huntsville, the victim being n refugee.
| There Il no excitement over this, as the ease
| is that uf recent Decatur refugee aud the
patient has been isolated. Fears of the pco.
| plc here seem 70 be abnting, and as the
weather Is growing cooler, with prcmoni.
| tons Of early frost Il T. likely the quamn'
| tine embargo will soon be at an end.
Mr.. vickron, dispatcher at Decatur, state,
| there has not been a case there In four days
| which has developed into fever nOtwith
standing reports tO the contrary
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
AT JACKSONVILLE.
one Hundred and Tbirty-onc Cases and
Eight Deaths.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 27.-Today
there are comparatively few inhabited
houses In which there are now sick or CON
yalcsccnts. Many houses are private hos.
pitfalls. Today l3i new cases were reported,
forty white aud aud ninciy-one colorcd pco.
pie: deaths eight Antonio Christopher,
Louis 4. Billcttc, u. u. Mccormick, w. d.
Ford, J. II. Helen, Alice English (colorcd),
Alyie Herrick and Annie Wilson.
Total cases 20 date, 2,30s, total deaths 257.
Tho general distress among the poor Il daily
increasing Within another week probably
2O.OOO people nino-tcnths colorod, will have
90 be fed by the hand Of charity. The hope
u getting shelter for any considerable mum.
Der at the camps of the refugees Is abap.
doned. Late this afternoon Col. J. j.
Daniels was very low, and little hope was
entertained II his recovery
A special from Gainesville 10 the Tnoi.
Union sayE zone new case Of yellow fever
here today-Naj n. H. Grunnoll, formerly
superintendent Of the Florida Southern
Railroad company. The conyalcscenis ar'
all doing woll'
4 special from McClonny reports only
three cases Of fever at sandcnon, nine milc'
west Of that places.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
Grenada s,Iii Unreicn,ing.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GRENADA, Miss, Sept 27.-Dr. q. W.
Trimble, Of this place, aud State inspector
Of health from Ways Blul up the road In
North Mississippi, returned on a special car
this morning, after visiting the towns from
Waysbluh, near Canton, To Holly Springs,
and reports having established somewhat
uniform quarantine at all points except
Winona aud Duunt, ut which places they
will not agree on nnything. A telegram was
received here yesterday from DR. Writ
Johnson, Of Jackson, from DIR. Thorn.
ton, stating that there wns a suspicious case
Of yellow fever Ina Memphis, which created
considerable stir here. This morning Dr.
Thornton tclcgraphcd here that Il was not a
case of fever, which quictcd the people, aud
the mayor tclcgraphcd 10 let the Memphis
mail come In Everything isquict aud dull,
hut the quarantine regulations are still rig
iliV euforpol
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
Im,roycmen,s of Rivers.

WAsmSGroN, Sept 27.-Fipt Comptroller
Durham has decided an important point aris.
ing out of the act making appropriations for
the improvement Of rivers and harbors, 1t
Is in substance, that the appropriations made
In that act are specific In their character and
can be drawn upon from time to time until
exhausted, or the object for which they wero
made shall have been accomplished, The
decision Is based upon questions raised by
the acting Secretary of War as 10 whether
the uncxpcndcd balance of appropriations
for the operations Of sn0ghonts, the removal
of snags, gauging Of waters and surveys In
the Mississippi river would lapse into the
treasury after the expiration Of tho present
fiscal year, The comptroller holds that the
river and harbor appropriations are not "an-
nual appropriations" and that theircNpcnd-
ituro Is not restricted to any particular time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
THE SEE or ST PAUL.
An Imposing scono In tho History Of
Catholicism In tho Northwest.

Cnthonclbm IN tho NotthWost.
~. Pau, MINI, sept gI-rhc most lm.
posing event la tho.history u Roman Cathol.
icsm in the northwest occurred today In
the celebration Of the advancement Of the
See II st Paul to metropolitan dignity, aud
the placing upon the shoulders ~ Bishop
John Ireland of the pnllium Of an arch.
bishop. Tho new diocese includes Min.
ncsota aud Dakota. The dny was fine
and the cathedral was thronrrd. A lnrrc
number of Catholic CLERGY from other points
assisted among them being n shop IuyhU.
RIyhop spaulding Bishop Ryan, Bishop
Kmutnaucr. Bishop fln-ch and Bishop
soidenhusch. The Cathedral altar, drykcd
with flowers and brilliant with lights, made
a beautiful picture The thrilling and up.
lifting music of Guuuod's "Mrsse trluucllo'
wis husly rendered. pouiilcinI high mas
was celebrated by Bishop Marty, ~ Nauk.
ton, Dak +. Father STANLEY wa master oi
rcrs poni's.
ine sermon by Bishop Kcan. " Richmond,
Va, rector IT the new Catholic university
at Washington, was fnrcliul and polished
review of the wonderful progress of the
church in the northwest Ho made eloquent
reference to the haven which the oppressed
Of tho odd World have here, aud closed With
warm culury of the noble work ~ bishop
ireland fur temperance Tor The Cnuso ~
higher education aud fur the uphuildinE II
the church.
Father O'GormAn then rad the r0pc's let
tors aud Bishop Grace conferred the pullium.
After the ceremonies the visiting CLERGY 10
the number of gOl or 30 were entertained nt
dinner al the Hotel Ryan, and latcr were
taken for q drive about the city. Tonight
the streets are brilliantly illuminated, and
tllo new archbishop Is holding q formal re-
rcpiiun tu invited guests. Great interest in
ths events ~ the day has been manifested by
the general public, Archbishop Ireland be
Ing held in high esteem by everybody.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
THE TRUST CRAZE
Reaches the Makors OF White Lead and
n Strong Combine Ia Made.

Reaches the Makors OF White Lead and
n Strong Combine Ia Made.
Nrw YoRK, sept 27-rhc Time, says
The trust craze has reached the makers OF
white lead, Rpd they have made an iron
clad combination. Tho first edict Of the
new combine was given TO the paint trade
two or three days ago, when the price per
ton was I'd vanccd SIS ON largo orders and
t25 ON small ones. All the while lead man.
ufacturcrs IN the country, with one eNccp-
ton are In the combination The exception
is the Atlantic White Lead and Linsccd oil
company, Of this city, but while this CON
cern IL nominally out OF the trust, Il Is In
Il ~ mnch ~ the Others, for the firm has
agreed to maintain the combination prices
The movements toward the trust have
been ON foot several months Tho final ar.
rungcmcnts. however, were only made few
days agu. The leading spirits In the enter
prise, as far as this section Of the country IN
concerned, are the Jcwctt White Lead com.
pany the Bradley White Lead company, the
brooklyn White Lead company and the
Union White Lead company. Besides these
aud the other Brooklyn concerns all the big
white lead establishments In rittsburg, hos,
ton, Philadelphia, ~. Louis, Chicago aud
Omaha were represented ut the meetings,
aud the result IL that the thirty or thirty.
five manufacturers In the country have an
organization that will affect the paint and
oil trade throughout the country In n
marked degree They have agreed tn limit
the output, and II any Of the factories 10
produce a surplus they nrc compelled, by
The terms of ,hc agreement, ~ turn it over
10 those factories that may not produce rs
much ne thev are allowed to do. Tho
agreement Il ~ iruuclnd that the
combination can examine the books ~
the different concerns included la II
II u becomes necessary. About "a year
ago tho hrst white lead trust was formed.
| About sixteen ut the manufacturers were in.
| tctcsted la II, but thc combination wus not
| successful, aud the new one ia tho out.
growth. IL is slss.s kin tn tina hnsced oil
| trust which hns been ~ huruul "a tie palm
aud oil trade aud which was formed abou
eighteen months ago. According t0 th,
trusts price list the advance per pound Il
about nrcc-quhrters ~ cent Ia lots oI
50O pounds the price Il cents, lcss dis
| count of ~ per cent for cash In fifteen
| dnr, aud "a rebate uf = cent per pound II
| paid within sixty days. Ia addition to this
| there Il rebate ~ :. cent per pound to buy
options during the next sir months
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
ue Circulated False Rumor-.

HousroS. Tex, Sept E.-Ycsicrday after
noon on the arrival Of the east bound
Southern Pacific train, Deputy State Health
Officer John Gray. arrested A. d. Deckard,
n mail clerk, running into this city, on n
charge Of circulating false rumors concern
ing the existence oi yellow fever In Texas.
Dccknrd was released on bail A corrcspon-
dent met Mr. Dcckard who stated that while
the train was at siitllla he, IN conycration
with gentleman named W. II. Morrow,
iokingly remarked that there was yellow
lever at Orange and that he had no idea of
circulating any such rumon. The only
reason ho said what hc did was IN reply to n
lest of Mr.. MorrOws lie now secs the folly
of his imprudont remarks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
The Gases at Hartsell, Ala. and
Flint, Ala, are Not Fever.
| DIsnntch 70 The Anpeal

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Sept 27.-Today has boen
the most quiet day Of the epidemic. II is
probably due 10 the fact that every one has
considered Il n settled fact that they are 20
put up with the present condition OF affairs
associated with the fever till frost comes TO
release them, or the disease spends its force.
The people feel that Il presents a bad ap-
pearance, TO have those who left the city and
went into the adjacent country TO turn
around on them with shotguns and say,
'You can't come this way, even In the dis
charge Of your official duties"
Bridges have been torn up and roads OBJ
structed by fences. Thus far the govern
mont has failed TO arrange for any mail
service out Of the city. As the telegraph Is
the only source Of communication, IL is
proving somewhat expensive.
The iirst effort made TO get n train out on
the Vicksburg & Meridian railroad was made
by Health officer Todd today the purpose
Of which was 10 carry provisions and mcdi'
elncs TO the sick. ON returning. the train
was met by Mai T.. Barksdalc and Others,
who demanded 10 know why the train was
run, aud lac said he was IN charge Of the
shotgun quarantine Of the neighborhood,
and the citizens were determined not 10
allow trains 10 pass that way, though II a
pledge would be made that no one would be
allowed 10 leave the engine a train could be
run. He was Informed that train would
be run whenever the authorities deemed Il
requisite, and no objection would be made
20 Il, saving that only thosc In the discharge
Of their official duties would man the trains
but that the authorities did not recognize
their right 10 interfere with their Perform
nncc Of official duties.
II seems queer that authorities whose du.
ties arc numerous, aro 10 be hampcrcd by
the action Of those who should aid them In
the performance Of these.
Mr.. o. J. Waite disclaims that he stated
that he did not care damn for Dr. John
ston, Hunter and Todd, and did not rccog.
nizc their authority. but reliable gentlemen
present assert he did do 10, and this puts
Mr. Waite In anything but an cnyiablo posi-
ton with the people Of this city.
The country people along the route Of the
Vicksburg & Meridian railroad are getting
scarce Of provisions, and II something Is moi
done 10 relieve their want great suffering
will result
The Howards have possession Of what pro
visions there are In che city, but their sup
ply is limited.
ono death In the past twciy-four hour
s. II. Lee, and only one supicious case, Mrs
smythc, mothcr-in-law oi Mr. Hipplc. Unit
this case occurred Il was hoped that no new
cascs would occur, but hopes are now ban
ifhcd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
MATTERS IN GENERAL.
ompIaint Against Quarantine.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 27.-General Manager
Gault, of the Queen 4 Crescent railroad, to-
day telegraphed the Postmaster-General
from Cincinnati protesting against the quar-
antine obstruction Of their line at Meridian,
Miss, and other points which, he says, pre-
vents his company from handling their
trains and carrying the United States mails.
There Is no epidemic, he says, at Meridian,
nor is there any along their lines where mob
law seems TO prevail. lie asks protection
and aid Of the United States marshals at the
points indicated so that they may resume
the running OF trains. A reply was sent
that the department would not attempt TO
force the mails through in opposition to the
State quarantine laws
dispatch received today from Atlanta
from a railway mail official states that there
are indications OF u breaking up of the quar-
antine In Mississippi and, as he expresses IL,
"a tendency 10 return to reason"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
At DECATUR.
Only One Suspicious Casc-One nt Mad
ison--teuulne one nt IIanccNiilc.

lson--Gcuuiuc One nj ttanccNtlIe.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
DECATUR Ala, Sept 2.-Tbe situation
has greatly improved since yesterday. Only
one suspicious case was reported this morn
ing and one death. Miss Mamie Jones died
early last right, makinga total Of 8 deaths
20 far. Mr.. Jos Howard q refugee from
Decatur. Is sick NJ Madison, aud the case
being very suspicious, Dr. Cochrane went up
10 investigate It this evening. Refugee Stu
art at IIanccyillc, has a genuine case a re.
ported by his attending physician. Mr..
Buchhcit Is doing well at Cullman. Refugee
S. r. Vert, who was reported sick at llarts.
vile, aud $. A. Sparkcman, ut Flint have
not got yellow fever. None Of the cases
updcr treatment here are considered danger
Gus. The financial condition Of tho relief
committee has been greatly strengthened
since yesterday, aud they arc now prepared
20 assist all the needy without contributions
from other places.
DR.. Cochran. said this morning that all
North Alabama towns could safely raise
their quarantlncs against Decatur ~ u was
almost impossible for the disease 10 spread
Al this late season. Tie nights are exceed
inply cool. and Il was reported that q light
frosi covered the ground this morning.
The white people, for the first time an
,iciuatc trouble from the negroes. The car.
load of provisions donated by the Louisville
q Nashvillo railroad will arrive tonight aud
the negroes hsye been congrcgaiing on the
,trects all day aud have expressed deter.
mlnaton % brak In tie car in case they
wcro not beautifully supplied Such yio
lent attempts on ihsu part will be imme'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
No re,crst EIIayiIIc. Tta.

wAsnSGroN, September H.-ltcports ro-
ceivod at the Marine Hospital Bureau indi-
cate that there i no truth In the report Of
yellow at Ellayillc, Fla. surgcon.donoml
Hamilton has informed Surgeon Porter at
jacksonville that Il Il not advisable 90 make
a prison q camp Perry, but that, u ncccs-
snry 10 establish prison, u must be sep
nrnto and distinct from the camp. lie will
suggest that drunken aud disordcrly persons
be sent " Camp Mitchell until Ia proper
condition to bc cared for at Camp Perry.
Surgeon Hutton telegraphs nom Camp
Perry requesting fifty wall tents immediate
ly. lie says the camp Is healthy, aud no
wcll-dcnnod case Of fever has developed in
ton lays
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
Later News-Two More Cases.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 27.-The Ameri-
cans Decatur, Ala, special says Only one
new case of yellow fever was developed this
morning, but since then two well developed
cases and one suspicious case, all colored,
have appeared. Dr. w. Il. Black is also sick
with some symptoms of yellow fever but it
is generally believed that he has only a
slight bilious attack.
The case Of S. I. Writ, at Hartsell is not
yellow fever, but NJ. ID. Stewart has malig-
nant case Of yellow fever at Hanceville
forty miles below here on the Louisville h
Nashville railroad. James Howard, refu-
gee from Decatur, is reported sick at Madi-
son, twenty miles east Of here on the Mem
phis d Charleston road, and il is reported O
suspiciaus case Of yellow fever.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
persecution ofDer Deulche Runaschnu.

BrnIy, Sept 27-lt Is officially an
nounccd that Prince bismarck has obtained
The consent u Emperor William TO prose.
cute the publishers Of the D,uiohs RuHdschaH
for revealing state secrets In publishing tho
abstract from the diary Of the late Emperor
Frederick. The Emperor gave his consent
Ia the proceeding irrespective Of the qucs-
tlon a. to whether the published extract IA
Genuine or not. The publishers Of the paper
have announced that They will not sell any
more copies Of the edition containing the
eHtr,rt frum the diary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
AT LOUIsyILLE>
~. Grant the Only Case eTbere-nefngees
want Go Return Home.

LounuLLE, KY, Sept 27.-Tho yellow
fever scare has 10 much abatcd with the cool
weather and the probability Of frost that
many here are preparing TO return TO their
homes Benjamin Grant Is the only case IN
Louisville. Has black vomit tonight but
will probably rorover
subscriptions Tor the sufferers fund con.
tinue 10 come IN from the towns OF Ken.
lucky aud from citizens here. Tho days
racing for the fund will yield about 1000,
aud a concert tonight by viii T. Hays, Of
the Couria-JOtu1ial, aud the local musical
sAins accounL French Lick Springs, Az In.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
THE COFFEEvILLE CASE.
The Child Dies-stin I'm Doubt About
It-Dr. CANT.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CorFEEyrILE, Miss, Sept. 27.-Dr. II. A.
Cant did not reach here yesterday but came
to town in his buggy about ~ o'clock today.
The following bulletin was soon posted on
the streets:
"Upon examination Of the child Of Mr.
Cargill, pronounced a suspicious case by
Drs. Persons and Beadles, find from said
examination, and from the history Of the
case, that the symptoms justified such an
opinion, and while | incline TO the opinion
that 1t is not yellow fever, would recon.
mend all the precautions possible.
I'll. A. CANT, MD,
County Health Officer"
Winborn Cargill, the child afflicted with
the fever in question, died at 2 O'Clock this
evening. Many families have already left,
and 1t is highly probable the town win soon
be depopulated.