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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
TeIesrapbeo 10 the inailn Crescent
THE KANSAS TROUBLES SETTLED.


ST. LOUIS Dec. ia dispatch from Independence
that t troubles at Lawrence have Been settled by
the people of that place promising to deliver up the
ers to Sheriff JONES' and obey the laws of the Territory
They refused, however, to deliver up their The
volunteers from Missouri have dsbanded and gone home,
and the war may be considered ut an end
From Washington. ...a...
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-0ne ballot was had o-day with
the following result Banks lo4, Richardson 7S Funsr
81 scattering TO- The balance Of the day spent
debate and crossfring between the different parties
Mr.. Smith, Of Alabama, offered resolution to appoint
Committees on Ways and Means and Foreign Aff4irs--
which committees should elect their chsirmen, and
that these cbairmen should act alternately Speaker
until the House could elect There action
the resolution. a
The Senate met and adjourned until Monday.
New York Market.
New York. Dec. 20--Dotton firm; Orleans Middug,
&c; Upands Fair, loo. Southern Flour 50 S7s Wheat
firm and unchanged. Corn lower but active mixed Sc
River Intelligence @
LOUISVILLE, Dec 2oThe river is still rising with ten
feet in the canal. The Fanny Buitt Virginia and VIM
Noble arrived yesterday from New Orleans and the Gale
donna and Gulnare left for that port. ....~y- d.
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oowBElIIoN's BALL.-The celebrated !" Cow.
bson Association of this city which has done so much
to Illustrate the amusements Of years previous win give
another series of grand fancy dress and balls
IN the Pelican theater building the series to commence
on christmas eve, the 2ath The coxbelions have en-
gssea the building for their balls and will At up ex
pressiy for the occasions From our recollection ~ th
balls Of the Association heretofore we have NO opbt
that the ensuing will take rank among the most
agreeable Of all those that on Christmas eve .ppual
make mirth and melody supreme amongst us. We ae.
knoNledge the courtesy Of tickets Of imitation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

Books FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-- Burnett & Bost-
wick, No. l5 Camp street. have just received splendid
assortment Of juvenile, illustrated and poeca works
suitable for holiday gifts both for children and adults
nose who are searching for articles for gifts will do well
70 call on Burnett Bostwick and examine the .toek
they have on hand Refer to the advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

W. Il. MCLEAN,
A. NJ. GARCIA,
D. TRosCLAIR, -
W. W. WATSON,
ALEX: BAUDIER,
A. SUBWAY, Ct.
AUG. DUQuERCRoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
DeSih of Cdpf9in E0isom of The 4 rng

The George Law brings intelligence of the
death of Captain }. L. Folsom of the army, one
of the early settlers of San Francisco. lie was
a native of New Hampshire, and was 80 years of
age.
Captain Folsom, it is said was the richest
man in San Francisco. His will, drawn up by
himself in 1851, had been admitted to probate
1t appoints A Peaohy, II w IIaeck, and 2 W
Van Wrinkle his executors Captain Folsom
gives to his mother in this will 5000 per year
during her lifetime. All his personal property
he divides between his mother and sister, Mrs
Forrest and requests that such oft as can may
be sent to them. One third of his real estate he
gives to his nephew. Gustavus Decatur Folsom,
now at school in Ohio. and the other two thirds
of it to the children of Mrs. Forrest"
His income was estimated, three years ago, at
from $500, 900 to 100000 per annum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
4 NEW NOVEL, RY ONE or THE
~ Relies of the Old Dom iniOn.

A. MORRIS, Publisher, will hnve ready this day
Light AND DARkNESS,' or, the Shadow of Fate.
Story OF Fashionable Life One volume, 30 pnges;
II no. Bound In unique syle oi cloth, rs cents.
tExtmct from the Preiaee)
have endeavoied in this book portray the bnd not
wholly bud, the good ns immaculate, snce III hu.
nan nature ia either rarely To show how
euors, which scrm venal, nj first grow into rimc when
tustered bv indulgence, and excused the prno e o
fatality any other preience by which the petfotor
seeks mike blind himself and others prove TINT u
the ernod passions ohles OF the many morn
thin the heeInl crime. of the few. the mise-
rios which darhon soenl lfe aud TINT the most brnnt
gifts of the person worldly fortunes are mnny smiling
spells which lure 10 ruin. those who the slaves Of
impulses give eacn his proper share ol bnme-na.
hing the wholly snning, the Other the who'll
ly sinaad ngane-is the object OF the work
(from the Home Journal)
This il nm American Novel fresh from the pen of a
fair daughter of the South 1t la story of fashionable
-nrery md the ia laid in s nnrnmnntie city Mn
ne nf thu characters drawn from life No bonl tint
sbeen lercntly issued from the piesa will excite mne
CURIOSITY md none will be rend with nvdity The
.yls graceful and plepsinR the pet original, nnd the
interest Of the tnle ssnsnincd with mnrked aud peculiar
ability We predict success Tor this new md bean.
tu work Of Action and hope TINT the fair writer will
find her iprngs In onhornnd gratifying 10 herself
they promise TO be profitable to hr publi,hers.
mug - Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
BY TELEGRAPH,
Photographed 70, the Daily vnginian.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Aug. a9.-fhe steamer Canada has
arrived. Decentralization dull aud declined
Cd per barrel. Western Canal, ~ to To-; Ohio
Il 10 IL; Wheat triie lower. Corn declined Is.
Weather and crops good accounts favorable -
Llpranai had attacked Tehornaya five thons-
aud Russians having been killed, therest retreat
ed. An aitaek was made on sweaborg, by the
Alles, bat not taken. Bombnrdment of Sebas.
topo would reopen on tho morning of the 18th
inst.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Colour unohanged.-
Howard street, s. Il to IS; City Mills. ss
Wheat firm and unchanged Corn white, Is to
Is; yellow so to IS.
NEW YORK, Aug 29.-Flour unchanged
Wheat firm. Southern red, 81 80 to 81 90
white. So % to 50 05.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

CYRTSTIANSBURG. MONTGOMERY, VA.
FHNHh Undersigned huyng urebnsed this we'll Known
4 es,ablshmentormcly kept by Mr. Samuel g. WI
aus having RENTED nd furnished it in the very
hest syle beg leave invite the pubic give them a
call p.isine themselves that cxertion will be
used II Iease ALL and entire sathaeion given no
cimrge mtie.
Their Tnlle shall not only be supplied with the
Nolntaiu markets, but as the markets Of Lynohburg,
Pefershurr Richmond and Norfolk.
Persons whiting The Mountains within Cfsiansbnrg
one Of the most pleasant and beautiful villages in the
State situated mile from the Vrgnia and Tonnes.
e Railroad Depot four miles from the Yellow sulphur,
five from tie Montgomery VIII IL Sulphur and from
Re Allegheny Springs All they ask is a call
ila.l. viii he in readiness to convfy Passengers to
and from lnr .ais. inmedin.ely ON their nryn,.
The seuirr Ihittat III be divided hliernateiy
between The yellow Sunaal apd tie Union Hotel where
he would be pleased his old tfe's and the pub
lie ZEN rdly NM. CLAfhE
inneo7 deod3m W L.. TENT i3N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
From tae cferf Of Campbell Circuit couri.

IAMPBFLL co. 10 UrIUDpf Zhd, 1911
This is certify tht had two negroes afflicted with
scrofula, one. woman have sent 10 the hockbrdge
Alum Springs for the last four five years the other,
II man who Ind been given up die By several phys-
clans | commenced the pt the Bedford Alum va
Ter on them in April las, pnd both Of them have been
ereay benefited and believe by the use of the water
botn will be eteauallv cured ] also know of its being
used with great benefit by orr persons in this neigh
borhood. JOIN D. ALtAANDEh
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CAMPBELL Co. Ho. October End. 1851.

was induced to trv the Bedford Alum water n
patient affected with .croua alter seeing the analysis
made hv Prof Gillian OF the Virginia Military lnsti-
tue and much pleased with lis effects az IN IN
courage me to in several cases OF scroiua,
ysrcpsa lencorrohea connected with proapsus uteri.
| mus, saw from my experience wi the use of the
Rodkbridee and Bedford Alum waters, knop The Bed.
ln,d To be Iar preferable. RIO. +. PAGE, Nj. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

ABBOTT LAwRENeE's Observation-Disclosures
numerous private gifts, Abbott Lawrence be-
oueaths as follows: The Abbott Lawrence Sclen-
tifie School $50000; Boston Public Library SO,
600; for the building of model lodging houses
$4,000: for the Franklin Library at the city of
Lawrence $1,000 for the American Bible Society
do: and for the Home Missionary Society do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

NEW G0NCERN The subscriber having
7 purchased interest of his partners in the Ate
concern If Hornel, Watson s. Co. will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS the old stand and solirls the PATRONAGE
OF the customers of tie old concern and the public
.qnly. will attend promptly to the sale of all kinds
nj tf4 duce JAS. r. HORNER.
inlv MISREPRESENTATION cnpy,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

CRANKY street Methodist Church, and number
of eoored persons haye been laken with the fe
Yer since yesterday.
Tie weather Is hot and showery-the worst
kind for yellow fever
In 'nri -moath = are dying in Il hours-the
present population afthe town is only l5ob-aad
nat If this25 day is Il mortality appalling IL
contemplate, SPECTATOR.
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4. .LEl Y n u 49,

Il BOAT DISASTERS ON l II II Ats-saxTr<vzR--
WESTERN WATERS. AND STEAMBOAT DlltEC-
milton IA naw STEAMB0Ar DIRECTORY, which will
b issued Ia October next. Tho book will cont in
hundred pages, illnst6ten in the best Style and
neatly bound in dnrnhle mnnner. IT. will ho ono of
The interesting hoois published. aud will be
hnot fhnt will interettng To all classes OF people
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY will contain "a
fle,e list ana d seip,on Of all the Steamboats,
hipat in the Western aud southern wuier The lehgth
model speed pow aud tnnnngn If bon,, where mud
whom built, tie Of the boat, with the rade she is
in. Ato, the MINES of Cntnins and officers. her age
Nc &c. The Directory will eontaina history Of Steam
hcuis and neamhoHting dn the Western waters since
the application f e.edn; n-o sketch OF the first boat
built for the Ohio River with the name of the builder
eommni der mud owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will connin u list aud do.
.crpion of all the Steamboat disasters Tint have
cured on the Yves and Southern wners beautifully
illustrated with list of all lloao who have persisted
by their burning. sinking and exploding, the Western
aud Southern waters. The Directory will cortain Maps
h the Ohio Mississippi, Missouri. Illinois. Arkansas.
White, Red. Ounchin, Znzoo. and other Rivers with
Tie Towns md Cities laid down with distances
also mnuy other River and Commercial items ut inter.
the people at large. The book will contain tho
cards of The varion. T. \ Mail Boats with the trade
they in, &c Nc. The Directory will also contain
complete ist Of all the responsible Steamboat Licensed
! Officers. their places OF resi- encc, Nc. nc; the new
Steamboat LAW. 1s requreme Is. with comments show
ing wherein il benefits the incompetent officer aud IN
| lures the competent oicer &c; &c ana all the impor
| .ani IT, s. Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up to
! date the ties and important Commercial Privileges.
Bills OF ading imporaHt Decisions of the various u.
Courts in reand 10 freights Lost AZ Damaged, &c
| dc with many other things Of interest.
The Directory will be illustrated in the best STYLE and
minted the best msnner The author has for six
been gathering together all the facts md items in regard
he Numerous Steamboat dnsers On The Western and
Southern waters AMI intends publishing them IN
hook form. The prize Of the work will he put Mt the
| low sum of One Dollar. Ten thousand copies will be
tl, tnapp all nt
viii have do once will be printed unless
ordered in advance. The work is destined to have IL
circulation OF 10000 copies, tho publishers
receiving Rrge numbers ut bscrbeTs, per inail
from ali paris of tie country, daily. Some of the ri l.
est boatmen we'll scientific of the times
are contributors 10 the Steamboat Directory.
The hi ectory will be issued in o,t her and will be
an ornament the parlor Will as stea'nbnn BY
hitting One Dollar (pos. mid you viii rece We cory
ol the Hbuve work.
All commun caons aud letters should be ddressed 10
JAMES T. LLOYD q. Co.
l. Post Oiice Building Cincinnati. OHIO.
inly In-1ff Inu We'd 7!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

Further Particulars Of Santa inna's Indication.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-foller adyices from
Mexico inform us that Santa Anna left the capital
on the pretenee of proceeding in person to quell
the revolution in Vera Cruz.
On the 23rd instant the citizens of Mexico a
dopted the plan of Ayutla. During the excitement
following Santa Annals desertion, the office of
the Universal newspaper, and upwards oil forty
other buildings, were demolished. Tho military
in.erfered. killing forty persons, and wounding
many more.
Delegates met in the city of Mexico on the 10th
instant, in conformity with request of the Pro-
visional government and chose Carrera iresi-
dent for six months. They also ordained tho free.
dom of the press. Tho statue of Santa Anna
was trampled upon by the popaace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

II DE OF ENED FUR HE HEUEI 7 ION UT
VISITORS ON THE GOTH JUNE They are stun ted
eleven miles West of Lynchbnrg, md four mills from
The Forest Depot where coaye, will always be in
readihe<- convey visitors and frnm The Springs
TIE raprietor pledges himself 10 use his beet exer.
lions to rlease those ho may call On him.
As the Medicinal value Of the wnler the public is
presented With tho fo wing certificates, selected from
many Of the import which the proprietor has ie-
rniNrd:
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Sale Of The Uhite SnlphW Springs.

The Richmond Dispatch learns from reliable
authority that the Greenbrier White Sulphur to-
eether with the large tract of land attached to It,
has been sold for the sum of S750,O0o. The names
of the purchasers not given, but it is conJeo-
turod that the purchase is made by a Northern
company. One rumor is that some Engnsh cup
tolists have a hand in it. Messrs. Mcfarland
p r. stanard and H. L. Brooke were the attor-
news who negotiated the sale =,
This is grateful news to the public 1t IS to
be hoped the White Sulphur will be revolution
lied and made worthy of the Incompatible foun-
tain which has kept the locality famous and at
traotye under every disadvantage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30
I1RERTy. Goth Anil, 1854.

DEAR SIR: Il hive been using the water from your
Alum Spring aud happy 10 intofm you that am
nucn pleased with its effects. The primary effects Of
the writer precisely the same those produced by
tho water of the itoekhridee Alum | shali experiment
moro fully, aud give you the result of my experience
am, very respectfully,
J. A OTEY. NJ. u.
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ARRIVAL, OF TIE DANIEL WEBSTER.

NEW loak. Aug. a5.-The steamer Daniel
Webster from Nicaragua, arrived here 10 day,
with $50 passengers and upwards of 7oO,0o0 in
specie from California. Her dates are the same
as brought by the null steamer.
The Daniel Webster reports ihat terrific
hurricane visited the Mosquito coast ON the
night Of the 18th. causing the total loss of the
British -oop-ot-war Wolverine, the Island of
st. Andrews. Her cutter reached san Juan on
the 10Th, with dispatches 10 tho steam Frigate
Bu2zards assistance, and the latter left immed-
ately for the scene of the disaster.
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ROLLINGRROOK HOTEL,

Petersburg Va.
~ OT1CE-In taking charge of the above estab.
Y lishmepi, | would most respectfully solicit
tnn Of the former patrons of the ote and to my
lends | ask hom to ca and see mo. My table shall
nj why's be spread with all tho decacies of tho season.-
The servants are al attentive The entire estabish
shall have tho heat attention tent am master Of My
vito will see that the adiee who patronize the Hotel
sll hive every wish grntihed, and all ask Is share
oi business The house is furnished in tho very best
tty'' and is located in quiet part of the city My
q bus will always be the different depots to attend
customers. o carry them 10 ond fro.
JOSEPH l.. DARLINGTON, Proprietor.
NJ, .I.4t
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Especial Correspondence of the Express.
INDnAI

SpPCldl Correspondence or the Express.
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Drs. Trugien and Maupin BeHer-Car 10
the Napat Hospital at the Napat An
chorage-Mortai;ty Decreased.
Mayor Fiske Down with Fever
PORTSMOUTH, Aug % 1855.
Dear ErpreSS:-l am too much occupied to
say much, but send you q line or two, | am
writing to a friend. Drs. Trugen and Maupn
have been very sick, but are thought to be doing
better at this time.
John l.. Porter. Assistant Constructor in the
Gosport Navy Yard, has been carried to the Ma
val Hospital sick of the Fever.
The Scourge is said to have broken out on
board the L. S. Frigate ST. laurence now lying
at the Naval Anchorage. 1t is reported that
some forty cases have occurred.
For the "a hours ending at sunset yesterday,
the deaths numbered II. Up 10 sunset to day,
there were only 7. This is a very decided de-
crease, for they have now been on the increase a
long time. Yours in haste, K.
POSTSCRIPT.
A gentleman of this Petersburg city receiv-
ed letter last evening written yesterday morn
ing, which communicates the melancholy intelli
genee that d. d. Fiske, Esq, Mayor of Ports
mouth and editor of the Transcript newspaper,
is down with the Fever. His son and wife have
Just passed through the terrible ordeal. We
sincerely hope that the husband and father may
be spared.
The same letter states that Mr.. John Woodley,
q most estimable young man, and nephew of Dr..
VIM. Collins, of the Seabord and Roanoke Rail-
is down with Fever.
The family of Mrs. Robert H. Tatum is also
afflicted with The prevailing epidemic; and two
of the children of Mr.. Jones Totterdell.
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The Epidemic at The South-Deciine Of The .te-
rer at Netc Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-Many OF our
prominent physicians inform us that the fever Is
fast decreasing in their private practice. 1t Is
also ON the decrease in the hospitals.
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Earnet's majority

Hon A. NJ. Schermerhorn formerly Con
gresham from the Rochester "a ~ district Is
dead
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RoCKHsDGr An.n SPRINGS. VA.


ifyHIS old md lasorfte Watching PLACE hay.
4 Ing been greatly enlarged and rnhcsred, is now
open for visitors It's fame in tie of dsea-ethe
steady growth of more fhnn thirty years experience
ana rif-is now too we'll esahlished Ia need ADVERT.
sing 1t is believed stntd whuy without a rival IN
the cure OF Serolnln Chronic Dprtben Dyspepsn, OBJ
slinate Diseases oi tho Liver oi the Kidneys mud of
The skim Bronchitis Opthalm' aud Nervous .iiteiions
Chronic Thrash nnd complaints peraltr 10 females
Pamphlets confirming nnnlysis anln i.~ out o' II null
titude Of thai might have been bshed, will be
forwarded on implication.
Bui. tie proprietofs Will. IL invite attention 10 their
efforts Of rem leling this attractive not merely
To the invalid but all who desire heahfllna1 agreea
bic recreation from the Of business The, have
spared neither pains expense IN fitting up their
tablishnent according the requirements If the times
in Hotel keeping
They have MISC the pleasure to state thai Dr. q A
RosR. OF In Porte, Indiana long and well knoan II
citizen md physician y h,nchbug has consented to
render his services u fcsident physician.
The golandl Rand ,f Mn-ic, Of Baltimore. is enRn
eed for the season Blinrd., Trn.Pns Shooting Gal
lery, Sc, &c FRAZIER " RANDOLPH
Pfoprietrrs.
MAJ. JonS II. srAYRrs. (nle Of The Colunbian) Su
pern,e1dcnt. July 6.isc2m
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III UlK ~ Importers and dealers
vi in China, 6n.s, Ennhenware. Looking Gasses
rillnin and Plated Ware Gas Fixtures, Ref igerators,
ll1ner Coolers, Shower spunge and Hip Baths Lamps
Casters, lint Racks Fancy Goods, &c. frat door above
fewell's Hotel, Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va
The subscrbers receiving entire stock
II goods which they have purchased for cash md
prepared 10 offer Inducements those wishing
purchase Much bns been tnken in tho selection
y iic' goods Ind they respectfully invite the public
Ia an examination OF their stock,
MUIR Il STEVENS,
jv 30.dSc1y Petersburg, Va.
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ELECTION OF CoMM0NWEALTH's ATTORNEY
An lection was held in the county OF Uasii.
nrton. on the 18th inst, for Commonwealth
Attorney, to fill the vccaney occasloned by 'h''
death of the late incumbent, Samuel Logan. al
the close of the polls the vote stood for -,
J. II. Earnest Dem 2 90
G.. S. Beken * n. 'oo
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-Maess Q f Rer. 1nthoay DibreH-Drs. Hig
gins and Constable rerg iote- Lieut.. Bfaahdm
Recovering.
NORFOLK. Monday, Aug %.
Dear ErprsSS:-.fhe pestilence is everywhere.
and has no respect IN person or place. The
high and the low have the swift arrows of death
darting all around them, and at no moment is the
nobest and fairest Of Gods creation free from
its blasting influence. You have no idea my
dear sir, of the distress by which we are sur
rounded Death is everywhere, and it would
take an ADLER ADLER pen than mine, to portray
faint picture of our melancholy situation. We
rejoice to know, however, that the Lord has sot
tened the hearts of those that closed the door OF
mercy and refuge against Us; and that they are
now sending medicines nurses, provisions and
physicians.
To record all the sick dying and dead, through
out the city, were simply amatter of impossible
ty. The deaths are not all reported by the Board
of Health, and number at least % daily. About
600 persons are sick Of the Fever. II Is no un-
common thing to see two and three collins IN one
hearse. and not u soul but the driver aceompan-
wing.
regret 10 state that the Rev. Anthony DID
rell, twell known in Petersburg aud indeed
throughout Virginia. the devoted Pastor of the
CRANKY Street NJ. l.. Church, is i'll with the fe-
yer. lie has been most uneeasng in his atten
lions TO the diseased and suffering.
Drs. Higgins and Constable are very low
Our most excellent citizen s. $. Stnbbs and all
his family convalescent. Wm. {. White
head, President of the Democratic Association
is slowly recovering.
Say to your gallant "Greys, that Lieut.. Bran
ham of the Norfolk Blues still lives. lie was
able TO be up Saturday, TO the great joy of his
many friends. Yours truly,
HOWARD.
P.s. Mr.. VIM. B. Pitcher, of this city, died