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DEATH OF Or. VIM. A. NORRIS
with feelings of heartfelt sorrow and re
gret that we see the death of our late part.
ner announced in the New Orleans pa pers
1t is said he died at or near Matamoros
on the 18th inst. We have received nc
direct information Of the fact from any OF
our friends in the army, but fear that 1t is
too true.


In attempting to pay tribute of re.
spect to one so highly esteemed by all who
knew him, for his stern integrity, unosten-
tatious deporment, and great goodness
of heart, we would fail Of language TO do
justice to our theme.


In the death of DR.. NoRR1s the commu
nifty has suffered severe loss-the de-
mocraiic party has lost one of its most able
and consistent supporters-one whose
every impulse arose from pure attach.
ment to our republican intistutons, and ar.
dent patriotism, and genuine phiIantho.
py which embraced the whole human fam.
lily. Those who knew him best will most
regret his decease.


bayou Sara Ledger.