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DREADFUL WHRLwrND.--On Tuesday morning.
the 4th instant, tornado or whirIwnd crossed the
rice plantation OF General Lewis situated in the parish
Of ST. Tammany, about six miles from jacksonville For
about ten minutes the wind blew with stupendous force
tearing UP ny the roots trees three feet In diameter But
the most serious part of the disaster Is the loss OF
lives-that Of the owner and Of negro woman. They
had taken shelter under large shed in which bricks
msde-'ha shed was blown down and the woman md q
horse were Killed on the spothe 20 badly
hut that he died one hour ard half afterwards. His
name was Baptist Portu native of this STATE and very
iniustfious worthy The tornado appears to have
ben confined to The plantation Of Gen Lewis-as We
have not heard OF any damage being done nthe neigh
bDrhood Poor Baptist died with great caimness-shook
hands In his last moments with those around him and
bado Il EN- farewel-N O. Cour.