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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
POLITICS IN HALIFAX COUNTY.
correspondence of the Dispatch
HALlfAN {. II. March y, 1858.
:, Court rrnnnd. at this nlace. nresent1

HALIFAX G. IL. March %, 1858.
The Court ground, at this place presented
cu YESTERDAY au exciting scene. Almost the
cptfre dav was devoted to politics. The
norning was Consumed by the Democratic
convention assembled to nominate candi.
dates for the House of Delegates, and the af.
tcruoon by the speech of the lion. 1hos. \.
Rncock The lshors of this Convention re-
suited in the nomination of pr. Charles j.
Cra,ldnck and Richard Edmunds as the can
,,.}ates of the Democratic party. 1t is said
that these gentlemen have not yet deiinitYc-
r. responded IN their nominations. After the
adjournment oi the Democratic Convention,
II was rumored ON the court ground that an
other Convention had assembled. and that its
lahnrs-which must have been very brief
had resulted in the nomination of josiah
pabhs and ---- Lawson as the candidates Of
the American party for the House of Dele
&x'Cs
For some DAYS past it was rumored in the
county that the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
would be present on the court ground on yes
,erIsy aud address the people. Both the
friends of this gentleman and those of the
American party seemed to be anxious for his
sttcudauce-the former from the supposed
advantage which would result to them from
the speech of So efficient a champion and the
latter from the confident expectation that the
Hon Thos, 5. Ftournoy would reply to him
MIR Douglas, however, did not make his ap-
praeauce.
The citizens assembled were also disap.
pointed at not hearing discussion between
Mr. Bocock and MIR. Claiborne, the two can
diaates for Congress in this district. This
WAS owing to the fact that Mr. Claiborne did
not make his appearance. Mr.. Bocock was
aIentlvely listened to by large crowd OF
persons; but il is said that whilst he was
-peaking the party called the Know No.
Things initiated thirty-five members
The result of the election for Delegates te
the Legislature seems to be regarded as
doubtful. Both parties are represented by
highly respectable candidates, and all Of
thgm men of much personal popularity.
The prospects of the Staunton and Win
chester nominees in the coming election wa.
the subject of much private speculation.
REPORTER
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TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
L trust executed to the undersigned as trustee by
Anthony Roberts, bearing date June g. 1851 and ad-
mitted to record In The Clerks Office of Henrico
county court on ths 26h of the month"; to secure
toy Hiram w. Tyler the payment Of the sum of $242
with interest thereon from the 18th of June 1851,
till paid shall, on MONDAYS 18th April if fair If not
on the next fair day, at4a o'ck P M expose to sale
at public auction, on the premises piece of land in
the county of Henrico, in Port Mayo below the city
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin and opposite the property of E. Waddili.
containing 26 feet front, and running back 1872 fee
inches more or less.
The title to the property is believed to be good,
but acting trustee shall convey with special
ranty only. Terms cash.
NH It'd JAMES ELLETT, Trustee
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A MOTHER EXPLOSION.-The Hi:

A MOTHER EXPLOSION His
~ tory Of the Hen Fever, by Burnham. the Lit
tie 'Un;"-$l IS sp
The Lamplighter, Zone of IS 900 published) 81.
Kate Aylesford; By Peterson; l 90.
Capt Canot, the African Saver; q.
Katharine Ashton-a novel; vols; 50.
Virginia Comedians 2 vols; ] 90
Chestnut Wood-a novel; 2 vols; so,
The Hive and Bee Hunter; l Is.
Farming dae-a novel; 90.
The Lofty and Lowy-a novel; 2vols 90.
Pepy's Diary; 6vo; vols, fine; 10 90.
DeBows Industrious Resources; 8 vols; 90.
0odsmith's Works; 8vo; 4 vols; fine 90.
Napers Pennsular War; 200.
Cosas Espanns-Travels in SPAIN 90.
Satire and Satirsts; by Hannay; 75c.
Ida Norma by Mr.. Phelps Is.
The News Boy; by Mrs. Smith, 1.25.
Wolferts Roost; by Irving; 25.
Memoirs of Napoleon; by D'Abrantes; vols; 4 90.
LeWis American Sportsman; S so.
Frank Forrester's Field Sports; 2 vols; 4 so.
Valentines History of New York; l 50.
History of Louisans; 2 90.
Constitution of the U United s. ates; 2 co.
VESTS Analysis of the Holy Bible 5 90.
For sale by BUFFERS & SIMONs
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
mn %. II 1877 Main rtreet.
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IN. Auct,s
BY LARUS 4 SHINE.
TRADE SALE OF GLASS WARE. 400

TRADE SALE OF GLASS WARE, 800
y. = PAGkAGEs AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY
MOKNiNG the 18th inst, CONNIE ncir 1T 10 o,cIocs
we wii sell at our sales room. about 500 packages
OF Giass are Just received from the Manufacturers
Gut and Press Tumblers. Gobletts. Champagne
glasses Decsnters-a great variety; Pitchers Salt
STANDS, sugar Dishes, Pickle and Preserve DO jelly
Bowls. Molasses Pitchers with Britsnnis Tons
lamps and Candlestcks, Celery Stands, Wines. JeI.
" apo Lemonade Classes, Casters, France Psrian
Pitchers, beautiful article.
ALsO-A sp endid assortment of Gold Band China
Tea and Dinner Sets. together with general essort
ment CT Crockery and Glass Ware
Country merchants and the trade would do well 10
attend as the goods will be sold in lots to suit the
trade
at a reasonable charge
Sale positive without regard to weather
mhzs LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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ELEGRAPHIC NEWS


ne Ldte Dutcsde On Boston $3.50
s.; n4;ssros, March as.--ln consequence of the
s shac,ae Of Mr.. Hooper, late paying teller Of
.mu nerchants Bank. in this city, the. &C.
os.na OF the Bank have been investi
s Vi out no deficiencies have been disclos.
81. gu :" mr.. troopers relations to the institu.
ton. He had used, however. s5o 600 nf tho
lnnds of this Bank, which he had made good
~ .he expense of the Atlantic and Grocers'
banks, by certifying two checks purportine
10 nave been drawn by A. s. Peabody, which.
on me authority of his certificate, were cash.
go ana the money drawn from those Banks
was used to make his account good.
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Navigation at the North

OswEGo, N. Y, March 2s-The propeller
st. Nicholas arrived here this morning from
Toronto, with 800 bbls. -four.
OGDENsBURGH, N. Y, March a8.-The
steam ferry boat commenced her regular
trips to Prescott this morning. The ST. Law
renee, at this point, is free from ice
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/ LIGHTNING RODS.-PROT feet
- YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS !-STEB-
BINS MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding country for a number of wears
past, in putting mp LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satisfaction, would in.
form the public that they still prepared to pnt
up, either in town country, LIGHTN ING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronsge they respectfully ask
a contin uance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box ~ NH 27-Sm*
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Anon Nothing Nominations IN Rhode

-'0tHFHg NomRndtaonS az Rhode
Island
-. rSoviDENcE, March 2s-The Know Moth.
Ing o'ate convention of Rhode Island has
lnaue tne following nominations For Gov.
.ernor, VIM. w. Hoppin Wbig' tho nra @ou.
incumbent; for Lieutenant Governor p anSon
son Z Rose, Democrat for Secretarv 81
State, John K. Bartlett; for ATTORNEY Genera 81
Eharles Hart for State Treasurer. Samnel a
Barker; for members of Congress~Eastar ~,
district, Nathaniel b. Durfee, Wing: West
ern district, Benjamin b. Thurston. present
member. r.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 5th April, we will SO II At 10
O'Clock, at our auction s.ors assortment of GRO.
CERES, viz:
LssuaYrs, Rio and Java COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS
Recthed WHISKEY
New England RUM
French BRANDY, !. / and pipes
CIGARS
Liverpool Fine SALT
SOAP CANDLES
WRAPPING PAPER
Green and Black TEAS. &c. Ac
TERMs-Under $i00 cash; SIGe and ovsr months
credit. for approved paper.
DAvENPCR ALLEN L CO,
mn ~ Aucts
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Important 1rrest.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-The U. States
Marshal this morning arrested twelve men on
board steamboat bound for New York, who
had been enlisted here by the British autho-
rites for the foreign legion. The recruiting
officer is to be arrested.
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BY LARUS & SHINE

BY LARUS * SHINE.
GTOCK SALE OF CARRIAGES, BUG
~ GIES, ROCKAWAYs, WHIPS &c &c. AT
AuCT!oN1 La, subscriber intending to change his
THURSDAY, the 5th OF April commencing a. 10
O'Clock at his msnufactory. on 10Th, between Main
and Cary sts his entire stock of Carriages Rocks
ways, Buggies, with and without tops
Also, the hanosomss. assortment of ivory handle
Whips ever offered In this market
Also, hand powe r Circular Saw Machine, good
article for light work.
The STOCK Is of the best materials ard superior
workman ship. being all city custom work, and will
be warranted for six months.
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash; 500 and over.
ninety days. for approved endorsed oiable notes
THOS. CLEMMITT.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts
m
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New York Markets, March 90.

NeU I0FK W0fkefS, March %.
Flour upward and firm sales OF Ohio at So. 81 a
S9 81, and Southern at so IS S975. Wheat and
fCorn firm and tending upward Pork has an ad-
vancing tendency. Beef unchanged. The stock
market Is heavy. Money unchanged, Virginia
SKIES 96 l-9 indiana ives 81 Missouri SKIES o.
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BOSTON, March ga vessel lefs here this
morning with some fifty passengers for Hail.
FAY taA IL IS reported that they are recruits
t rom new York fer the British army but
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breadstuffs active-prices having advanced ur.
der the steamers news. Flonr-Howard Street
aud City Mills 80. Wheat-Red So Is n 50 %.
White 50 90 Sc 81. Corn-White s. 81 cents,
yellow SO a 90 cents
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE.
tOffce with George j. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl 81. :

q VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
80 18TH STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon. the I'd April
on the premises, commencing at 4a O'Clock. the
Butler fronting 18th street SO feet and the DWELL
ing House adjoining, fronting % feet inches The
and is desiraby located and in improving part of
the city.
TERMS: One.fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8 and
IL msnths, for negotiable notes. interest added and
title retained until the last is paid. The taxes
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
NH 26 Auct
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BY GODDIN Il APPERsON.
VALUABLE MILL SrTE TN pr.p

rs1n 1T POOR HOUSE. AND LoTs APPEH.
Wiii be sold THURSDAY. the 5asb 49, 1Sss
vsln.hl MI commencing at ~ o'clock p M. ths
b.sd If VII ste called '"Turner'sn situated at the
me Virginia Central Railroad runpioe thropsh f.
Lana smouotio sey =; small detached pslses OF
sether with the Can.i. sssressts to OF acres. to-
rl plat OF the property can bs seen a. car ofses
Inc properly VIII be so dtsgether or Divided a.m.x
be agreed on at the time of sale si''eee q may
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at . .ra 70
months for negotiable notes. interest add.s
BY trust deed. title retained The .sea %
present year to be paid BY the purchaser 1'i lhs
nh 70 GODOlN 4 APPERSON Arc,s
r. S-Immediateiy after the feregons sale r,eI
Green, and near to Chelsea
Terms at sale.
NH q GODDIN APpFRS0y Ar,p
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THIS DAY.
BY ALEX1EnyR ToTr
EURNTTURE RI orrr,,,c

AncrInUu nE. CLUTHING, &c. AT
10Th inst. a. 10 o,.,i BE- sold, on THURSDAY.
Aessn Furniture. embracing sen.r. vs,;s and
CT Goods. stcHes, yeweiry and Fac.
Ats0-An invoice Of Drv aood. r.....
Goods alnsnt OF sessonsble
ALsO-A large lot of Bed. m,t,~.
dine; Cooking Stoves; 5 Ornamsnt.I ps., na ned.
10y isrse mahogany Show Case; 4bbi.. Hs,.iai.I
ooxss Tabscce;5 cases pegged Boots; cssss1si,,
drep's Shoes. '-"--~ " 1S saa enii-
mo 70 ALEX MOTT. Anrt
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS .

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS at
~ No 199, BROAD sTREET-We call the sttsn
ton of the citizens of Richmond and strangers visit
ing the city to our large assortment of Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, consisting in psrt-Rich Spring
silks: plaid and plain; Mouans. Chais and Sareses;
eipghams, Lawns and Jaconets; English and Ameri.
can Prints Irish Linens, Napkins and Diapers; EN-
hfoideries. Lsces and Edgeings; Hosieries Gloves
and Hsndkerchiefs; White and colored Mating and
sable oicloths together with full stock of Mems
and Boys wear, which we ofer at the lowest prices
rnh 10 ]. Nj. ROSENBAUM
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT

BY ALEXANDER MOTT
HNRESERVED SALE OF MULES,
~ WAGONS AND CARTS, AT AUCTION -
Will be sold on FRIDAY next 30th instant, at 10
O'Clock on Council Chamber Hill
Is likely young MULES, of remarkably fine size
well broke, and warranted to work well; large ma
iority being under years old.
light Country WAGONS nearly new and in first
rate order.
light Plantation CARTS, in excellent order
The attention of planters and others s respectful
ly called to this sale, offering inducements rarely
to be met with The Mules certainly of the best
quality, and the terms very liberal.
ALS0-One splendid Northern TROTTER, eight
years old perfectly gente-a rst-rate family horse
and a city made BUGGY, very little used
Sale positive
TERMs-Four months credit without interest.
NH &c ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BUILD
- ING LOTS AT AUCTION-Will be sold ON
TUESDAY, Sd April 1855, at O'Clock. P M eight
small sized BUILDING LOTS, on the south side of
E or Main street, on Richmond Hill, Immediately
opposite the property bought By the city authorities
for public Park and south by the residence Of Capt
Luther Libby. These Lots enjoy an extensive view
of Richmond and the surrounding country. which
cannot be intercepted by any other building, because
of the very elevated position, thereby rendering
them ost desirable locations for family residences
Besides there Is spring of good water, the full
of which will be secured to the purchaser of this
property.
After which, will be sold several LOTS on Bloody
Run and Rockets street.
Terms at SALE which shall be made to suit bidders.
NH % TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Auct
CMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
~ AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on MONDAY, I'd
April THAT being Court day in front Of the County
Court House. a small FARM on the southwest side
of the Deep Run Turnpike, about miles from the
city, containing about So about half of which
ia cleared and well enclosed and adapted to the cu-
ture of wheat, corn, &C. There 10 also also an ex-
cellent meadow. which would make fine Ice pond.
The location CT the Farm is suitable fos country
Store There is a small Dwelling and the usual out
houses.
TERMs-One third cash, balance and ~ months,
with interest added and secured by trust deed
NH Cots TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct1.
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WANTS.

WANTED situation as SALES -
w MAN, entry Clerk, or in any other capacity,
in which his services may be required in whole sale
dry goods house, by man of experience. Good re-
ference. A note addressed i" SALESMAN, r."
at the office of this paper will with prompt at
tentien. A moderate salary will be taken.
NH 22-2tk
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

BY LARUS & SHINE.
CPECIAL SALE OF GOLD WATCH
~ ES CHAINS, JEWELRY. &c. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY Evening, tie Slst inst. commence
Ing at o'clock we will SELL auction. to close sun
dry consignments
so Gold Hunting Levers
so do. Anckers and Cylinders
It0 Silver Anckers and Lepines
so Gilt Hunting and Open Face do.
Also; handsome assortment OF Chains, Je"eify'
&c, sc. Sale poetiye.
By order of the consigness.
NH % LARUS L eHlNE, Ancts.
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"ANTED-By a Northern man, en-
w ployment in Grocery Store. or at some bu-
siness at which he make hilaself useful. note
through the Post Office addressed to 8. B. NORTH
Rem, will meet with prompt attention, and ascertain
when and where an interview may be had.
NH z7-Sts
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DAPER HANGINGS- TPHOISTER7

NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICA-
IN TIONS.-Lifs Of the Hon. VIM II. Seward
with selections from his works edited by T.. Barker
81.
English Past and Present, BY Richard Chenerix
French, B. D., author of Study and Words, &c
Is cts
Kate Aylesfnrd, stery of the Refugees. by Chs
J. Peterson. Paper vols, 81. Cloth, vol. 81. 25
The Cas- IL Builders BY the author Of the Heir
Pie Charscteristics and Laws of Figur.tive Lam
grage. by David N. Lord-$l.
Observation-Disclosures In Prose and Verse, BY
Sybil Hastinss-Si.
Party Leaders, by Baidwin-Sl.
Virginia Commedisns, vols.-Si,5
Send vour orders to GEO. NJ. WEST,
NH 28-2t Exchange Bookstore.
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Having made arran sements with Mr. sshsd for
iii the of his Hall on every MONDAY, WE'D
" NESDAY and FRIDAY night, the Company
will meet there those nights for drill, wthoEt
further orders, at u o'clock.
Members " no have drawn their must bring
them and those who have not drawn them must do
forthvihh from the Orderly, corner of Main ana
18th streets
As the Company contemplate making their first
parade in a short time all delinquent members must
positively attend the meetings.
By order of the Captain.
NH 28-5t r. w pATRD O. g.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A RESTORA-
Il TIVE ac-By virtue OF the provisions OF
trust deed dated goth day of November. 1884 recor-
ded IN Richmond Hu..is e: Court ois1.. oce 10
tain dsht therein set forth shall, beEe required By
the beneficiary, proceed TO sell, on FRIDAY next,
the 3oth day Of March, 1855. on the promises be-
Tavern Fixtures and right Of lease (expring on 3s
October. ls57,1 of the Shakespeare House. on Broad
street and also all the stock In trade aSd tavern and
other furniture new thereun- embracing what is
usually found In a well furnished Restorative.
Terms cash. WIN @. ALLEN. Trustee.
Bale conducted by
mh II IARU9 J. SHINE, Aucts.
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"a FOR RENT.-A very desirable 3
story brick dwelling on the North side OF
franklin street. doors west of the corner of 2oth
st., with commodious rooms and kitchen, dry eel.
lar hydrant, &c; newly painted and in good ORDER
Possession given LIST April.
ALSO, FOR RENT OR LEAsE-A vacant Lot,
South side Cary between nth and 18th SITS 'front.'
ing 70 feet on Cary and running back l20 feet, TO
Water street, 80 feet wide. Apply to
ALFRED TNLOES,
NH I7-ifts Corner franklin and Goth SITS.
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The Atlantic brings news one week later
than that previously received. The mail last
evening brought full details of the interest
iug news, from which we extract the follow
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MUTATION OF M4aTTER.-With very near an
proach to truth, the human family inha biting
the earth has been estimated at 700, ,eOO. .u0O.
the annual loss by death is $4,000 900, Now
the weight OF the animal matter OF this i'm
mense body cast into the grave is not less than
622 ,4OO tons, and by its decomposition produces
5000, 600 100000 cubic feet of gaseous matter
The vegetable productions of the earth c,ear
away from the atmosphere tha gases thus cen
Grated, decomposing and assimilating them for
their own increase This cycle of changes has
been going on ever since man became an oecn.
pier of the earth. He feeds on the lower ami.
mails and on the seeds of plants, which in lne
time become part of himself The lower ami
mails teet upon the herbs and grasses, which in
their turn, become the animals; then. bv ita
death, again passes into the atmosuhera. and
are ready once more to be assimilated by plants.
the earthly or bony substance alone remaining
where 1t is deposited and not even these miles,
sufficiently deep in the soil to be out of the All
sorbent reach Of the roots ef pl4nts and trees.
Nothing appears to me so eanabalizing as to see
hock OF sheep grazing in country church,
yard, knowing it to be an undeniable fact that
the grass they eat has been nurtpre1 hv tbs
gaseous emanations from my immesiate nrede-
cessors; then following up the fact that this
said grass is actually assimilated hv the ami
NAL, and becomes mutton, whereof NAV ,,er.
haps dine next week .sTruth is stranger iEan
hctlon, and hereis a truth that exempl,fes tho
preyerb. 1t is not at all difficult 10 prove Tint
the elements of VIII eh the bodies of the present
generation are composed have all passed through
millions of mutations, and formed paris of all
kinds OF animal and vegetable bodies in sc-
cordance with the unerring law of nature =
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THE FEVER IN. MrssIssIpp1.--The vicksbura

THE FEVER IN, MISSISSIPPI The Vicksbure
Wing, of Thursday last, says:
The Angel Of Death, with its dark wing, still
shadows our afflicted city. The epidemic mani
tests more and more its relentless maIignity,
and despite the skill. the science and the devo.
ton of our medical faculty, holds its dread
carnival among us, We have to record the loss,
among others, since our last issue, of C. o
jackson, VIM. H. Hampton, and VIM. E. Fran
els. .s.5 80,
Several new cases have occurred, and we see
| no prospect Of an abatement of the disease un-
TIL there is nothing left for it te feed upon
A dispatch of the Goth, from Canton, states
that there had been ten new cases and four
deaths during the previous twenty -four hours.
The Woodyille Wing issues a half sheet in
consequence Of the sickness in that town. a'
The jackson Flag of the Union, of Friday,
says that up to that time, there was no cause
for alarm in regard to the fever there. few
cases having been reported, and those generally
of mild type