Erkacts from The Gaiuesfon .News ofihe


.a.. ] lh inst.
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Matamorasis is said to be becoming daily more
AmrIicanizej. The old cilizens are throwing
aside Their shyness and disrusl, aud manifest
desire To live on terms Of friendship and ia
mlarily with the strangers. Business men
are daily coming in, and hnd ready and pro
6table market Tor their stores Mechanics are
busy at their trades and appear contented
DEATH.--The death OF DR.. Wm. a. Norris
s recorded in the Republic Of the Rio Granle.
He died on the 18th inst, in Col. Marks Reg
iment La. Volunteers opposite Matamoras.
DR. N. was native of Columbus 5. G., in the
College Of which place be was educated under
Dr. Thos. Copper.