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 e6ols,.L G L0gIs, us, Aug. 2.-Progress of the eboIv t;a;a it western mails bring nneian-' lhe anaa aalllss oi the spread of the Cholera. plssea4s 't''exed letter from St. Charles pre- lbere s q sad picture of the desolation ether toa Sua we fear it will be paraLeled in s]lle M soNhs on the Missouri. The Boon- Cured rfI,el . states that seven cases had oc- htal-,ba 'la1 a place, three of which were deatbs ,s ass o'ners were convalescent. The 'he sto @9,e, Ws,,. Mrs. Jane Boyle, widow of dauebtsr mh,lam ae nam Hood; Ellen Campbell, IAet Caa ol William and Jane Hood; Jan |'nd Jss';p J'lip0sll' infant daughter of Robert ~ tl'rss sssle s Hood. No new cases for two |Iapcf. sa als pfeylolls to the date of the

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