Our Town.
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AT the present time our town is as dull
as it can well be, which is easily accounted
for, (rOm the fact that the months that bear
the cognomen of the 'sickly season, have
set in upon US. Those who have business
at the North, and those who can afford to
seek pleasure and health during the sum-
lncr months, at the different places Of FASH
ionable resort, have already departed tbther
and bid adieu TO the fog and miasma Of the
swanps.


The health Of our town still continues
good, as yet we have had no cases Of fever
tho river is still rising slowly, but we en-.
terrain every hope that there will be no sick.
ness, and that the hand Of death will not be
waved over the valley Of the Yazoo This
summer.