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SPECIAL. NOTICES
wi.,nr'- Mal-nm of Wild .h.rr.-r...

Tor ~ df katisorc Pafriat - wv '"' f'"'
,bhlthoRt, bcr IL D. Saa " F,tole g3s,, Al.
n@ NJ ! feel TO be due you say thai yonng Insy
e' OF my ailr had been suffering for seycr, lee ,
ger oehela affection aud the had ,na snrL ~
gr'sS notwithstanding the host aid Ind been rnnsta
va. E'''l 'S were entertained that the W nh her a.
Win :" many others might speedily terminate In dcath
,Maee tA"ngh the persuasion of n friend 10 INV vouy
ok NiStAks BAISAM OF WILD CHEHty and amor $40 ,a
'aNe .hree aat She felt entirely relieved OF the attack
Very respectfully Yours y vii srSs
None genane unless slncdI butts N IN, wr,nn,r
SETH W IuWl.E 4 CO l3e wa.bns,an So, ~
'on fretrietors Sold by their agents rycryn here "
For sale by i II SEAY
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- yernl feet Of the Ike.

av,., Styernl feet Of the keel ~
mus !. We fear that the hurrioane"'5" oa''r I.
Proy,a' made the loss IA total one: as' ",s"'
to this nc.. "a hrough, part Of her pas' soop
mas not yet arrived" V"
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Having fully determined te wcat nnNt fali WIZ
offer public auction. atnrdhN, mo yu,h uay "
June inst, the premises my valuable iaih lying IN ne
miles south Of BH Lick depot ON mo
Va Tenn Railroad and immediately on the ne" i"nrk"
leading from NJ q NoohAto s Lick, and on both sides OF
nack Creek hfc. mouth aud contains .oN acres
2O cleared and good heart ahoni 80 good bottom
and AS any In Roanoke well adapted 10 the growth 81 All
Kinds grain the remainder In Its original CROWN
hundred good hneoo land hs any IN ne Hse
ON uutn the timber ana whue
oak timber enough for the land when sawed INTO o"t
miami In half mile oi q MIL So tho Road
xcclcnt stand Iar private enter
ninucut Tho buildings all new. The Dwelling House
has dyc rooms The nrn Is slSiytour by
forty good ovcrsoers House Tobacco Harms 80
This excellent place for Tobacco Factory
IA, Of npfhbohonda In the
State aud convenient the Railroad.
would do well In call aud examuc Tor
themselves NJ II desirable farm Hohetd Tor safe
TruMs OIL 900 down third the hrst sertcmbrr ncN,
the balance In yeara Address mo nj utAha MIL
Roanoke County. JOEL NJ "h""'
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SEA BATHING,
CuuEsAPEANE HALL, uAWPTON, VA
TuyIIS SUMMER RETREAT" only miles from Old
Point viii hn opened The lat OF June when tho pro
pri.tor viii he happy OF his friends who may wiHn
enjoy Water bathing and the uSnres 1.-THE Soabad
The Hall much improved aud bcanhed and ample
prepa made comfort and pleasure of all who
may visit this delightful resort
Iionts Fishing Tackle Pleasure Coragea &c, always In
readiness o contribute to the enjoyment OF Ruests
mn II u. BANkS
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iOiai Wreck of ihr Cana ian- safety o. "'' T"
uyerp

QUEBEC. June 5.-Thc Canadian Steamship
Company's screw steamship Canadian when
went ashore at the Pillars, forty miles below on
her Passage up from Liverpool via R'vere ou
L'ur, is going to pieces. All her passengers ar
rived here in safety. The disaster which was
terminated So serinu-ly. il thus described IN Inc
Quebec Gazette If the % Instant
"Ir ascending the river towards this port.
about O'clock on Sunday morning, the Cana
aa' N struck on the rocks at Ponte Vignau'--
one Immediately began to leak in several places
ana 80 rapidly that the pumps soon became use
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~ SPRING STYLE SOFT HATS. -
have received very pretty samples of the
st les and eoors Soft Hats. Gentlemen invited
them. mar littsI y SEABIlRi.
i HE of Charlotte Esronte, Author Of Jane Ely
u re, Shirley, Niec, &c,
Adam Crane. Author Of Zaidee,
Household Words, vols. IL, H. l3 H.
Irying's Washington vols. |, 9, 3, 4.
Testimony Of the Rocks by Hugh Miller
Morse Folk, Homes of Nor~ ny and Sweden,
Artists Bride ty T.. Benin IT,
Tcnaut of Withheld Hall by Acton Bell.
Wuihering Heights 50
Asabel-Youn Wife and Old Love
Boat Life in Egypt, by Prime,
Edwards TraVesin Europe.
Also
Leslie. Fashions, June.
Eclectic
Edinburgh Review
Kuickerbockcr
Living Age.
I.ond II Art Journal
Young Peoples Magazine,
Notions for July,
Mrs stephens Magazine for June
The above with many other things just received at
ieqis MORSES
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MAY gard Ia,
GEORGE M. ElftK Err,

7 II
HAS received the following very desirable goods to
which he invites the attention of his customers ana The
uyurs Of Dry Goods generally
SILK Fringes and 1as Buttons (n'sarted cufs 10 match)
Back Moire Antique Ribbon, dor trimming liabqucs)
pail and Checked Ginghams
Iaack Tamitan. beautiful Dress fuods nf mourninR)
Sly Blue Maria Iouse Pea Green and barh Mouslina,
ste Spring Skirts, asserted styles Wy deslfabloJ
Whalrbnne do
Iaack MORE Antique aud Lace Manle - bautitn and
extremely cheaPJ
BLACK Chamtla Lace Manilcs Ou great vniletyD
Iish Ipenh Hosiery. Alexander, I'D Gloves, "r &c,
| If which viii be sold extremely Inv Thus" wishing to
Wi, thrns, benefits resulting from The 0Hc price
Arm viii lind greatly promoted BY calling and
Mixing their purchases from thus House g. NJ IL
may p
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''"'Nfe' June CONTRACTS have been concluded
a NJ" weekly llne of steamers to Liverpool which
a'e 10 sail from Portland in the winter and from n
Lawrence in the summer -
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Cabinc, ylnn.fuc,sr,n H.,

boSroN June S.-Carter's cabinet manuc,ctpr;n,
establishment at Reading, in this State was burnt
'ast night involving loss of 1925 900, which il met
only by an insurance of 10000
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a"'"""ss Ointment and PIN. .urpn.. nil
o'hr remedies for HE of had Legs Od Sores aud ,,
H VI fhe SKIN lhtS act IN unison the absorbent ,ys
tenn eradicate all poisonous matter from Tho hodv the ~
iect IN many e7sfs appearing like n charm
'il n tle manufacturers. Maiden yorh
ms' NO "a Strand London by Druggists at o5e
t,y,t. SI
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A letter from Peratomia, Illinois. TO the New
York Tribune dated June /, says;
"One of my neighbors has sown 200 bushels
of wheat extra. another 100. &c. The wheat
crop in this State never looked more promising
than it does to day, and there is at least one
third wore sown this year than before. 1t
is SO with the corn, and everything else.-Should
nothing unforeseen cut them off, this will be en-
pba,icay the year of great crops
A letter from Swanton, Vermont, says:
The seed has never been put III better or
der and promises an abundant harvest. Grass
neve. looked better, and the prospects for large
crop are very hatterng indeed"
Another correspondent writes IRON Ottawa,
Illinois June
This portion of the State promises god
harvest-The winter wheat in many places has
suffered materially from the hard winter, not
withstandng the farmers say hat they will have
fair crop"
Extract from letter dated Vergennes, Yer
mont, June ]:
Spring very backward; much rain has fallen
consequently all kinds of farm work are far be-
hind; very little corn is planted and much less
than the usual quantity of grain sowed. How
ever, what little is up promises well. GLASS Is
fine very fine. and farmers generally anticipate
large yield"
letter from Columbia county, Wisconsin,
dated June ID, says
Farmers in this vicinity are sanguine OF har-
ve,,ing more than an average crop of wheat this
season, both of winter and spring. Early IN the
spring winter wheat looked bad, but the warm
weather and copious rains have changed its
appearance greatly. and now (June lsD 1t looks
better than for several years past at the same
date"
The Trenton On. J.) American of Saturday
says:
"a mo, extraordinary chaupe has taken
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NNNWd-ENT AND WENN PUNNV WNN-
irony IN TIE GNllE STATES, NORTH
OR So Tho Factory OF thlckoring y ms wns csthh'
shnd by Jonas chickcrnp aud up In the present time
has furi 1900 PIANOS For the exhibition OF these In
the mates aud England they have been nwhdcd elev-
Gnnis silver Medals -Four Bronze Medals,
wlrr those Instruments have hcen hrnupht IN eompe
an other nanuta tturcra, they have lnvafhhy
taken dghcst premium The great pianist Ihalbutg
whose have hoon dcghuuR the county, cxhih
Its his renee hy uaing ihom all nfcpsons. fcrsnns
VIII hnrd and reliable instrument viii find u to theit IN
to uH call soil our l1nues NJ the manu
farnreiecs WIN l.. GREENE n co.
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GALE OE DEubN0sENt ~Aps - u" OBJ
- diencc resolution Of the Hoard oi Ih.t"iH OF 'he
Railroad Company shall In 'front.' OF
Market House In the city ~ Lynchhntg bciwron ho
hours Of O'Clock A M and o'clock y NJ On Saturday
tho lh dny June 1881 preeeed to sell nj pnhc auction
to the highest bidder caal the following dlnasrht stock
In said ltaond Company which stock entitled 10 tho Guar
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UNITED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE,
To the Merchants, Mechanics and Professional
Wen Of by nchburg,

Wen Of l. nchburg,
AND THE PTBLIE TENER1ILJ.
4 IL PERSONS wishing to advertise their BUSINESS or
n PROFESSION IN the following papers, tor when am
Agent each OF them having LARGE CALCULATIONS IN the
Western and South Western counties OF lirHna ana hast
Tennessee will please call ON
VIRGINIA AND TENNE. Sci NEWS, Bristol
RRoWNL0 : KNOXVILLE Grenn) WING.
INDICATOR Jonesborough TcnH.
HHAzEETr STAR Lexington, Va,
V PnNGSnAT ,AOnsaonvA
SFNTnSEir4 Liberty, Va
SALEM REGISTER Sae,, V,
WnI'%TAiN SIGNAL. oaei' va
VIRGlNIA PATRIOT, Independence Grays"n co Va
V RhMpfTtWgHi Vino, 5 rncas'Ie Va
M9 }STE0M srAH HERALp chrsansburg, Va.
WYlHEENynILILEE , rELEGhAriI twythevnle, Va
FLOYD CITIZEN Flovd Court House, Va
Union DEMOCRAT Union. Monroe county. va
ADVOC ATE. Jacksonville, fazewel county, Va -
Persons wishing advertise of the above Iapcrs VIII
And 10 their INTEREST call at the office OF the
Ivnchnrg yirgnian STAIRS. where contracts VIII be
.na1o and advertisements WAhpFD WITHOUT DELAY
~ will pecelvo ard forward advertising to any paper
- i",,nd states A. WADDILT-
+" ~ q, s Foreman Nrginisu Office.
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and Healthy Gums be obtained by using Dowdens Den
tai Fluid affords instant relief and prevents oohach,
decay. and prevents the formation Of tartar &c
DDWDEN DENTAL FLUID is recognized by the hole
medical profession being far to tootpow ,rs
washes its viii prevent decay and the many
aches teeth heir Recommended BY DI RO EARLY,
Lyuchourg Va Drs peasants Hudson, &C, OF Richmond;
DR. Cosby PetersburR Dr. Mann Charleston s. G.; DIR. Ba-
Raeiah C. aud Dentists everywhere. For sale :
STROTIlER Il WHITEHEAD, Lynchbnrg Va. and 10y a !
Druggists and Merchants Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDFN.
mar2lts Druggist and Chemist. Richmond, Va
Pcrfumed u rcath.-Whnt lady gentleman won Id
labor the disagr brca when
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only ra hr it.
sweet the teeth white alabsster too IL
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by q, n
lists and physicians everywhere.
A Beautiful Complexion may be attained by Its It
mo, pmTe recklcs, renders the skin soft aud boa III
full mpang rich hue 1t is the greatest cosne lie
ever known being from all injurious matter. Price 81
cents. For saleby STRO1HER & WHITEHEAD,
STABLER 81 JONES,
NAV ats aud Druggists everywhere.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE
~ IN .tsis,,..YR.a
Gent supi- once yn ~ - W 70

| srenb S"p'- V"'' '" ~ - =
| LYN,unnhG, My 20, ,r5i
an AMI after 10Th day of ~ NEnc.t the Mail and iaa
Trains between Lynchbutg and Btol RIM AZ io
Icavaynclonrs a Nj. Arrive at nriio, IN
This ' p''l' connects with the Western Trains
he'y's Knoxville Rro~ 900 N n ofthe following day,
Chattanooga g21 J. NJ
andarrvng at Stevenson the Junction II the Memphis and
Chseaon and Nashville and Cnstiano9ga Rnl Roads a.
PASSENGERS will arrive Memphis at - and by the lat
| Ter tili arrive at Nashville Mt 9l5 \ NJ - -,
turnng tho Trains Of tho Memphis and Charleston Rail
rost leaving Memphis NJ $50 N reach the Junction ai
Stevenson" at - t. NJ of the following day Tbose Of
~ sp S "vcnaon at 4 NJ Of the following day
Learn, Stevenson for Chattanooga Al ~ a NJ
| Leage Chattanooga fIm .
knoxville 43o + NJ
arrive Bristol at H. NJ Of the following day in time
Thes lines Iynchburg to Memphis form the Western
portion Of the ,oo Of the great through mail between Men"
The pme consumed from iynGhnnrg to o Memphis Is GOT
From Lyuchburg to Nashville 90 hours
From Nashville to l., nchbnrg 81 hours
the Tenn X carrying passengers to and from tho
other i"r springs Trn of the Vicinity W 9 SMITH.
All paers publishing for the Company will please subs.
tuto this or The former adyfrtisemcnl
HEnTs' PUMP BOOT-.-s"s, n,h"nd from
u the Manufacturer the best quality Gents me G9 inmp
Boots Please examine them Mt ahHhol'i .
mp qfts
NORTm CAROLiNAH ERH,NGs.rM We We have have
hand dust receivcd) let of
lima Iierrings Call soon, but few caught this season
IL ais LEE JOHNSON d co.
XyATEHMELoN sEEDs.-Wc h"yc "-"p
w ply Of the celebrated Jackson Watermelon Seeds.
Island Black Spanish do Also, another rmal lot OF
Chncs sugar Those who stand In need If reliable
"" "piss ''''' "o0' w." j. H. TnoMpsoN co
Omec board u Trustees Of L,ncbburg College.
LYNCHBuRG 21th May 1891.
FUNHE CHAIR of Mathematics and Natural Sciences of this
Institution will be after e5h June next the
Of Trustees viii proceed TO I'LL said vacancy at
their regular meeting Tuesday the 9Th July next.
AIRY information desired by applicants will be furnished by
the SAM X Cox, President of the Faculty whom they
will please address. JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL.
ma President Board of Trustees.
Riehmosd Wing and Enquirer and Methodist Protestant
copy
ATEDuCATED PKUNES.-A pleasant RENEE
INH dy for constipation producing sickness at the som
unpleasant sensation after taking Those who snffer
cnsivcncss will find the Mcdcaed Pnucs just abe art
Gle needed Full directions accompany each T For sale by
J. r. THOMPSON & CO.
opotts Apotlhcaries Druggists.
UDUTA BAGA FOR sTOCK.-Wc hnve fall
HI supply Of Ruta Baga Mangel Wurtzal, Sugar Bees
Norfolk Turn Caro-, and Pasn Seeds for Stock for sale
nv iie3tsl j. II THOMPSON & co .
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Spanish Mixture stands eminent all Others Its
arly Cheacous action the blood its strengthening
vyitying qualities the Liver
drive all humors the surface thereby cleaning the
according Natures prescription its harmless
the extraordinary the
Der Of testified to by of the respectable clcIE of
Richmond Va and elsewhere. he conclusive evidnco
that humb'g about The trial single bottle
viii satisfy the skeptca OF its benefits See advertise
in another column.
I'm
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CHRISTI ssRrHd. Montgomery ca, Va
Crockett Grayson, John trnyson and
William Grayson the creditors Of g. a J. Gray
and q. 8rayson Go. 49,,
decree entered IN tho cnse OF John j. nhe ana WI
liam Smith Trustees Complainans.
against
Crockett Grayson, John Gray son and william orayaon
Defendants.
In GHARCFUY.
Circuit Of Pulaski county, the 2th day Of
April ls57 the undersigned appointed commissioner oil
Of converting NIL the creditors
of ascoannR the amount OF Inc Just
and legal the said defendants and report the
to the Court .
hereby notified that have nxod upon Monday the
a'd day Of June 1857 10 o'clock A NJ nj office In the
of GhristiansbuTR Montgomery county VA, TO com
aud that shall ccninuo the taxing 81 inc
until the 81 day of July 1851 at which plhc" and d
ug required to produce before mo your
evidences debt against tho said Crockett brhyson Jonn
rayson william either OF thom or against -
a. J G. tirayson a. Go.
Given under my my said Office his an day OF May
1881 WIN u HadhN,,
tumr.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS BtN.
~ BRYAN AkERS. Auoi'r.


~ BRYAN AkERS, Auot'r.
DOVE SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS
j RANKIlN NIL. AT AtCIluN.-lntending to
rcmo,h. offer Tor .sle "Wednesday. June ION att
eeoekI houses aud Lots Franklin It'll consisting OF
three Residences. | nrek aud Frame Houses, With
from asoms each aud all necessary oui hauS"s Each
lot eoni Of ground with good Gafdeus, In a hlgh
state svaion well sci with choice Fruit Trees shrub
berry Ssldcs falling supply Of goed Water This
Is the desirable property IN lynchhufT in good neigh
horhooyenisnt to business Ac, Saes positive
" iNd at tho same tim aud place all NY Houashoid
and kilnruitnrc consisting OF The usual variety ~
sale clock. WILLIAM CLANCY.
les u, AhERs, A"er.
MOI, IN TIMING. rlAsS.- s"-rend
sei=ion TO the purchase of any IA tleulu make
tried faiy years past Nothing he lust aud YOU have
the adv OF ascertsnng Tor youraet "hether lhey are
really To not l. L NASH
Hook and riano Dealer
apa Petersburg Va
ltAN's SPANISH uuNTlRE.-enc gross
~ rcolebratei Spanish Mixture just 10 hand and for
sale 10y JOHN II. SEAN,
inne Druggist
ETI GOODs.-Ny spring aud Summe
~ SUI i,cRhorn. Panama, SeuurttA Mareaho faimcaf
and a,himcr Hats for boys aud babies, IL now nj
hand " them Is the Gents Black Leghen suitable for
Clergy ap e7t, 4. sEAntRY
Oalcc Of Exchnuac Hnnh w.
INSCuuuRa June ], 1851.
~ one open for subscription tethe stock "t te
ID Eye Bank of Virginia, to ho applied 10 thr in'teasa
OF the Of this onee authorized by the action OF the
Lefislmd the Stockholders OF the Institution al tho'
late auicrting
Trrnth are liberal made known application to thu
Presidihls office, Ia tho subscribe
Jun Nm NJ, ntAokfoRp, Cash.
|
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GfOR AND BOOTS W "r. no" receiving
- ing aud summer shoes, Neaia, Gaiicts slippers
Tor HES aud Grntipmcu whn wRu spmotlng pafttn-
fly nice direct from best manufactnl Embellishments
! Philadpbia, at prices to suit III" time .,,..
Inn I5t MCDO&ALB 4 HOOPER.
DUR ROGKRRBD s.E ALI " WATER
\ hae now In supply OF tfrsh kockhrdge Alum
bafcr npaf barrels and GLASS bottles put M Mt the Springs
nder tlc,.rsonal supervision Of W Ia Frazier, ESQ
in5ts a. IL Rl'tkER.
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leave for safety. Judge Stiles could not execute
the functions Of his office, and concluded 10 vi sit
Washington 10 what could he done.
Mrs. Farnham, of Salt Lake City, had been
threatened and compelled To leave, and she Came
on in the company that arrived yesterday. rhe
crime alleged agaidst her was "bnarding gen
tiles" which was contrary to the will Of the gov
ernor.
The Disaster 10 the City Of New York-Intcrc.t.
ing Particulars.
BosToN, June S.-fhe Nantucket Inquirer
gives the following particulars of the disaster to
the steamer City OF New York;
The City of New York, HAYES. master. from
Philadelphia bound for Boston, with an assorted
cargo of corn, -four, dry mds, liquors, &c,
struck on Great Riff on Monday morning and re-
manned fast.
Ala"ge portion of her cargo was thrown over
board, and every effort made to get her off, but
in vain.
When she struck her boiler was thrown off the
bookings, and soon after both steam pipes burst.
The crew remained by her until Tuesday eve
ming, seven O'clock. when they left her in three
boats, and were picked up off Great Point Rif on
Wednesday, and landed here at noon.
The steamer Island Home. on her al rival at
Ilyannis, left immediately for the steamer, reach
cd the Riff at O'Clock, Z. NJ and learned that
the steamer had been got off and taken in tow by
two schooners at 10 O'Clock that morning, prob
ably going to Sandy Point
There was large quantity of -four bales,
&c, drifting about near the Riff and many smacks
engaged in picking them up, a number of which
were seen loaded. The Island Home picked p
eight barrels If hoar and a case of morocco.
Since writing the above we learn ladds the In
qurer) from Capt. David q. Patterson, who re-
turned from Dennis on Thursday evening, that
the steamer arrived at that place on Wednesday
night, in tow of Dennis schooner, that drted
down tothe steamer in the fog. put portion of her
crew on board pumped her out and after throw
ing portion of the cargo overheard the steam
or hoated. when the schooner took her in tow.
Capt. p. went to the Cape on Wednesday even
ing to carry the captain. and states that the per-
sons in charge refused to let him (the captain) |
come on board. There was no water in the hold. |
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AUSTIN N. TRIPLE,

"A Attorney at Inv,
Will continue practicei thr Counties OF Amherst BEDFORD
Campbell and tho City of Iynchburg
ONCE In Morris building nearly opposite the Office ofths
"Virginiap," nov ia
ZXyBlus, RAWsBNS n 40, General Cess.
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AdENTS
Tor tho sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No.
u and Grayer of Tchapitouas street. New Or
leans.
RErEnrHcFa-Armstead& Warwick Capt. John NJ Otsy.
nj hkclY.
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mo. u. ~ sAMUEl. TyREE.
- liOusln issi~W 0rrch % nls,

A.
their the planters and the public generally for
sale Tobacco Wheat Flo other produce They
pccnoe Of IS To 20 years will enable them
10 give general aatifacou Their Office Younger a.
smiths the tho Banks which enables them
to pay the Planters their Tobacco without delay
JNO. II. e. SAML TYREE
.bolJ
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LAFES L NEWS.
Additional from ltah

We copy the following from the Leayenwor,b
Herald Of the 3,h ult:
Mr.. Williams and MIR. Morre arrived hero n,
III. ooh from Salt Lake. Left Salt LAKE ON the
Eth of April; grass sin weeks later than wns
.yer known; snnw on the mountains nvera,o.
twenty fact; everything quiet on the plains; saw
hat few Indians: met Col. Sumner with two com
NAMES United States troops al Nermillion. one
hundred miles out;met first ON grant trains TWEEN
~ miles this side of Fort kesrney. getting aop,
very well aud generally hralthv; met more or
,a.s every day in large Numbers Coming from tbo
south western par, of Missouri. with large uum
her Of stock; estimated TINT 10000 wagons and
10000 cattle would cross the plains for Califor.
min The entire company consisted Of Nee rnw's
mil train. under direction of Jesse Jones. u
Burr L. S. Surveyor General of Utah; Judge
Stiles Associate Justice OF Utah: United States
Marshal Dodson aud family II +. Mortell, post.
ma .ter Mt Sat Lake; Thomas s. Williams and
family, late firm of Hooper & Williams. Com
many consisted of sixty-thirty males and thirty
females Salt Lake mail passed down Yesterday
$50 wagons, with .G0) emigrant seceders from
Utah. will come to the States. aud about l.ODO
will 90 to California.
Mr.. Williams If. has been threatened II was
prnphesied by Brigham Young and other Nor
mons that he would never get away from Salt
lake alive. A secret organized hand ever ready
20 do the orders of the Prophet and twelve Apos-
Ties were threatening his life He d.ied their
vengeance. 1t was miracle that Williams got
away. Brigham has not left Salt Lake. and the
rumor that he was compelled to flee the country
j. untrue.
The half Of the outrages of the Mormons that
Mr. Williams knows Of cannot be told in the lin.
it and space we have
The Surveyor general had been threatened with
violence several times and was at last forced 10
leave for safety. Judge Stiles could not execute
the functions Of his office, and concluded 10 vst
Washington 10 see what could he done
Mrs Farnham, of Salt Lake City, had been
threatened and compelled To leave. and she Came
on in the company that arrived yesterday. rhe
crime alleged agadst her was ',bnardng gen
tiles" which was contrary to the will Of the gov
ernor.