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~ p8INTtRS AND EDITORS.

suyuy subscribers be- leave to Gail sstepnen
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, oahAMEs's .; ,;
;sb ,ber Keep eon.any on hand their Type and
Stereotype Foundry No. g. Gold street Nc" r.a 4,
Prnnug Office. including ,.vs g..
., ,;eh ~. vsrrsn, equal in every respect 10 any
-,.a.cured in this country. and which We will 'e on
re u.s4 :erm,, viz: six months credit Tor app GSo d
,...I, no,e- or yeu por discount TO. casa olo
Tspe ssen exchange fer new a, III. @ Prass
Of n.p. c.Ess per ound Il deiSe.ea %.,o.n 1ounS y,
H-1''' Wa. HAGAR, JR., CO.
undersigned, AGENT ~ vIaoiaiA for the above
~sY trown es,sbishn.eu: supply the usae Win
e7e'y PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &C..
rpon TIE mos; liberal Having P..sa ,Se ;,b ,rp.
sosp ENQUIRER for upward: OF ten !eass ua,sr A.
md ohar mste,,s!. purchased from Nessrs. hhSa. .
Co. lam Induced TO recommend tn"se'!S's noH '1'-
En.c,rn.n Rocks will BE- furnished 70 tbe usde arg
.aoh arI.cie' g. N2' " wa ALLEGRE.
oe:paiIia Enquirer" oface. Richmond. Va.
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SERIOUS FIRE AT ATLANTA, GA.

WAsYlsGroS: April lO.-A destructive bre occur.
red 81 Atlanta, Gs., Monday. which consumed The
Jonson House, the stores OF M.ssrs. Cutting, White
L. Co., and Strong & Go and seriously damaged s-y-
era other buildings. Several persons were seriously
Injured. Much dstress was caused to the families
wno were burnt out The loss 10 estimated st
HUO,pW
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U u l. ~ 4 SS T T L T
IT.

GHAs. L. COOKE, superintendent.
~ -, Chsplain
wm. pleesants, Mathematics and NnsWs science
Sno. binger, French Language and Ausic,
Ghas L. CoSke. Ensl!sh Lsusrasc.
:! A. Z. wiuker, Music.
Seyfert. Music.
Miss L. Jurey. A,sistant
Miss 9. " Williams Assistant
MIRA g. v. Cooke, Msxon
James Cooke, Boarding. Department
On or sitter the 18th day OF April. Of which hne .ne
ns~ building will be opened hfy additional pupils nSy
% editted for the remainder OF tho session Inc eceo
OF the session and the annual commencement VIII OCCUR
on the 30 Of Septeuber.
Rosrd and Tuition, Collegiate Department. ss2 ~
Do {P.eParstog eepItmeup eI2 S
Music $40.
Psintns from IS 70 81 81
Payments 70 be made hall In advance ana eau ~ 'oe
close OF the session.
Pupils who come by rail- road wf stop at Bon'sckS or
Salem.
Adaress the Superintendent atBctetourt spnn5s'
cla.
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NJ mug 5;0YEKNOR of Virginia.
ppDSI AMATtON

BEREAs vacancies nss1 ~ occurred IN sns Of sss
..is. =. arconac and Northampton by the :esRrs
e. # Oswald Il fiuuey ESQ and 10 the District o'r
n.d o. the coun les of Eecklerours and ChstoHs oy
p.-roraI from the Di.,ic' OF Li,le:on rslewel Esq
", On. ,ef,re Ecnrv A. W secve!nor OF tie SAID Com
,,pw.s,h h-ve bousht proper, by writs OF election IS
s and dir-c,ed pursuan; t" law TO require an eieei
~ me several place. OF voting therein. on the fourth
T.ur asy IN the mouth Of May nex' Tor sena'or o"
80 District, 20 supply :he rscancies aio!e'aid
Seal OF he Commonwealth .; Richmond, this
u - s;a day o! April, 1851 ,,,y uusr
,,. c,ro-,or. Gyo.oS w McSFoep Secretary Of
.,sc,rno,u,a,.h April lo-e,de-
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JUDGE CASKIE.
The Philadelphia Argus says:

TIE FhlIsdeIPb's Argus says
"Judge Caske, the distinguished Representative in
Congress for the last six years of the Richmond dis
trict, Va Ia again in the field His reelection is as
certain that the day Of election will arrive Judge
Caske Is of the trues Democratic. most eslnabls
gentlemen, and eloquent and nbe opponents Of con.
sttutional principle. In the country"
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VNH ssoye reward viii Be paid Tor the sppreh "nslon
ara delivery 10 me- or In some Jail in toe ete,e, so
Tea; s., ain, aSsiu, ry slave LIESEY. purchased
Laey 10 Richmond asi winter, Of Mr.. Cleudenin. He
s.exrsaan ae is doubtless lurking about Richmond, or
o.. soo. Alocma.le Buckingham. or may probably
bs:.yins 20 ind ais way q tree state.
l!asy fee, eleven inches eix feet tall straight,
ncseUa. 4ad veil or,asd, and about +0yesrs OF age
JAMES II cox
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DY TnG t;0vtuNUK OF VIRGINIA

FnS~ t'aMa1i'~' Il, s..,.
VXIhESEis, va aacy as occurrra Ia tne Seas na.s
w &: vl-yn;a nc ieNgGs.on OF Anore" faiAs
ESQ Senator r0a District composed o. the couhtee
0: isoue Log a. K-uawaa .uins'n and wyoming GO
;ser-f,ce .-qG.r :ne she:.' of me eso c'uae,
:, c-u.- elect on. ne! according 70 law OIL tie
fnrn raursiay M4J ~ their respective counaes
for Senator 70 4. the vncIncy aiCresHl
,, G!.en uLier my raui as Governor ana urder
IssAi no ..I a. he Com ,nweal,n c Virginis tn!s
al day OF Mrrca % i-57, an1 h sst yea. o, re
l. -,,u;a ye4, :. HENRY a WEE.
b the (i"v-rno::
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WILLIAM GUNUUF,
m,roh s,-ed Loving.,on, Nelson CO., Va

LANES RIVER ESTATE FOX SAIL.
TIME subsorioer offers at private sae thst 6saatiui
II Farm 10 Goochl.nd county called oR1PAkEs. Al y.
IN, on james River Licking Hoe Creek and the James
Rser and Kanswhs Csnsb four miles above Inc Court
Honsc and thirty .iour iles from Richmond The aus'
ron ia among the beaufu on he riVcr, com
inr New q the whole arabic surface Emo vew OF the
.nsroundug country aud canal for several miles up and
down tho river The estate "a in high state OF impr
mep. and a remarkably healthy one It adjotps o.
tssss of Thoms. J. Desne w. B. Weisigsr, "a = skip
with and contains eas scres Of which l.! ls ceres are
6rst low grouuds go scres OF second grounds 22
acres Of arabic nigh land. and 800 scro Of wood land
The inp.ovuuenis consist of irsns dwelling with eisht
rooms good kitchen, ou,hcuseS. quarters overseess
house. built in the last sre years. With ohcs osmnsys M
and underplnping and q brick barn. oOxao, "'tn
she'd running the whole length sxtaer fee, WIDE, new
threshing machine, new Ice house, and oil necessary
stables, &c. g.. .-.s- -
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence,
would do WELT visit this before purchasing elsewhere a.
| will sell on reasonable terms
Every preparation u making 70 seed 200 tcres IN
wheat ths fall 100 Of 1t in sllow and tho oornSsd hiss
been sowedin peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing - 1t
stands, aud nost OF the negroes
My manager Mr.. Sanders, Will show the estate 70 any
wishing 70 purchase.
Ny address u subett's P. o., Powhstan county.
Oct l5-ctf NILES G. SELDEH.
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az T1s: 1;OVNNNDk Of VIRGINIA

A PROCLAMATION.
xvvYEREasa &C mruunicalon has been received from
w ,as !:onor Bile Win, Boeock rendering his 's'
.y..ou a. ,orney General Of this Commonwealth 70
- "a. on the is day o.! May mex: and the same
-. 10, a..spt d b. tho Executive, therefore, 10
a.s,ny ~ raw :ae saerF or serGesn, Of each Of the
or.. an rl;es In the Commonwealth Is hereby re-
s- 20 cau.e N e'sc,ioa toraa Attorney General 10 %
ti on zee orh Thursday "a May ncx;, AZ 'ne places
Gr.a ua!sr nv hsnd Governor and under the sea-
.; me ,'0nm nuweal:n, AZ k!chmoad. tbs ESQ osy
u ;! Of Ma-ca !s57 and N :he SIs year OF ins Sem
-,as-a.t: -, 80 sa.ra,.,r ,f
:. ~ 'ae -. w., -. March 24-c'de
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iE ". Mrx.o.D, Sec. Co nmonweai;a,
NOTICE 70 0EAi.EKs IN BalCKs -,

NOTICE rO DEALERS IN BhlChS
TIME undersigned hereby v,es proposals for furnish
Il in, ne Norfolk and P;.:crsour; Railroad Company
VII V.ooVD Of bee, 9u.lty Bricks The same 70 be
dehrs.~d N he l!ne Of said road, as fo!lows:
S0oos,,w or more points iu Eansemond or lsie OF
W!sh, eouu'y.
Oeco A: ITO o, more poo,s In Southampton county.
SO con y. two or more pou.- in Sussex county.
400 on at ,~o point. in Prince George county;
.sp 600 the said Compnnys wharf al Aorioik or aa
Of ice ,i 5feks may te teve ed IN this latte. case
Rd, viii BE received from ,he loh April next unth the
la M-y following sad all psres proposing mus. present
vs;cn ia s,ued WM MALONE,
Chief Engineer.
oa:e Calei Engineer n. & P R. Co.. Norfolk, Va
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THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND FOR RENT

LANU FUh HCNI.
HAVE for rent 500 of land situated on staun
i river Halifax county, w.. not lar above where
the Rchaond soi Danville Railroad crosses the river
which cvss the best facilities possible the markets OF
Richmond Baltimore aud New York The land equal 10
any in Roanoke Valley.
have bu comfortable and convenient brick dwell
inss for small farmers upon the land dividing the land into
~ Tracts farms for persons ofsmsli capital to fsr,
upon.
To number OF persona or families from the neigh.
borhood State wishing to good land better op
portunity be offered They must however, well
recommended ir character and capacity
Ny post Office 10 Whltesville, Halifax county, Va.
March l7-clm CUAS A. CLARK.
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GREENwAY, SMALL FARM OF ls5 J

ACRES OF LAND,
offered for sale In Hanover county six miles Of Han.
IL over Court Huuse and l3 miles of Richmond, with
excellent dwelling house Al uy 20, built iu the last Xix
years All the Out houses About lou OF We
land Cleared, baancs In woods This pr petty in The
eishoorhood OF Mr. Laney Jones, Mrs. VIM T. n. ol
lard Mr. AMBROSE T.. Pollard sir axinsoD Capt sanl
overton. and Col: Edwin Shelton. Any one in want OF
such place would do vol 70 call who can always
be seen at Hsnove! Clerks Once by letter directed 10
me at Hanover &. II. JAS D. CHRISTIAN
March S-cwti
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COM,IISsION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
lNaE subscriber having discontinued tho Grocery bu
s!ne.s Will, from this date, devote his attention ex
SC'sey the Commission Business for the sale OF ell
Gt1s o. Country produce,
, WHEAT. COIN TOBACCO. &c,
AS. 10 toe purchase OF GuANo, GxocERIEs, DC.
ne has associated his nephew, W. Miller with him.
de will also take this opportunity for returning his
s.NHei thank. TO ME many iend. for their liberal pa
oase, 'x,euded 10 him for long rims aud hopes,
- suset attention 10 business merit h continuance of
~ ZANE. ALEXANDER GARRETT,
OtHce Tor the present at his Old stand,
April 3-c2m No a Main st
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NOTICE.

HAVE N. Isrg,,. and most complete assortment. OF
Guus and Hunting articles of all kinds to be found in
the Statc which viii sell and below cost order 70
close Leu our, do not Wish 10 keep hem on hana nn
t season They are from the manufactures OF
best makers and Will bs warranted In every respect u
You wish good and cheap GUN, call .: me gn o. tue
Ride, Old street. Petersburg, Va c. LEoNAhp.
Manufacturer and repairer OF ire arms NC
Feb 1Q-ctt
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

guNHrs rrs,;,u,,on no' !. Z e. L. DlChENSos.
Il aon OF pupils. The oourse of .ludy comprises all
cation
Having given general satisfaction wherever rhe has
taught, MIRA D. Is furnished with ample references for her
quancstions as teacher from tho Grst families u Gcor'
g'a alabama, South Carolina and Austin. Texas
or by letter.
TERMS OF TUITION,
fioncn snd English. per month, EACH. "
Music on the Piano. dncludng uf the ins.ru = m
Music GU tho Guitsr ....5 90
neeae WORK In all its various branches, w
Drawing aud Painting, %
Alum work (no charpe)
BOARD, payable monthly In advance. e..........lo on on
ne., ano beading per year, w
The French Class will be required 10 con,erse
10 cuvsng the manners and reinemont OF all the young
ladies cut rusted TO her cbsrre Dec 30-clf
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FL1T R0CK FEMALE SEMINARY


HNOR tbe rear 1857 the dst Session OF this Institution
II will commsnce the @Jth January and close on the
10th of June The second Session will commence the
2Oth of July and close the lOth OF DecemocF
TERMS, payable al the end OF the session: -,
Boord tor Session. -..----..eoc w
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics "
French, exIrs. -, M
Music do; m m
Ornamental Branches each. extra. w w
Lain and Greek Class taught by the suIscroer...0 w
s5s l' cases OF pF'H''''d sickness deduction VIII DC
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country whero
one teacher Is employed, Il is impossible, tor want OF
time the teacher that constant; persora at
tenton that 10 needed In ssch schools hs little pupil IN
musc is necessarily sent 70 the pisno.o learn aud prae
tice music without assistance should there ee out
ten scholars, aud bali hour only devoted by coch 10
music tao tescher being present svo hous OF he teeGn
ers time will be consu,ned and ou; little lett Tor .ne n
srucuun in other srudes To thi. may be traced IN any
Of the complaints OF Female Schools.
The great OBJECT OF my senool secure the ooustent
For this purpose two teschers employed Une 70 at
tend 10 the Ordinary English Branches, including Msthe
mstics and the Sciences and the other 10 Music irench
and Ornamental Branches. Miss L. T. SooTT will again
have charge Of the nrst Department By her edety and
her anlabty OF character sbe secures the love Of al
her pupils aud from my own examinations know ths
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Mus!c French, and
the Ornamental Branches Miss lRySE kSArrT lie engas
cd, a lady educated with great care. AS teacher,
she hes given the h,ghes satisfaction to her employer
patrons. All that hear Of hcr is exceedingly compd
mcntsry Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
the essons Invariably n the presence OF the Instructor
aud than retire 10 another Piuno 10 practice.
frequently examine Tue young lsdies, especially on
such branches rs generally N Female scnools very
impcrsecy learned When ni' ir 10 take plrce !. no
generally known uy them. The consequence Is that they
are alwsys prepared.
In closing feel 1t due the Young Ladies who have
attended ths Schoo TO express grateful appreciation
Of their uniform kindness TO each other snd to every
member OF my family. Their extraordinary decorum
which contribute much the Of female so
ce,y their d2ent application TO their duties and the
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Studsnts will reach Black
and Whites by the o. ths sorth.sde Railroad,
suitable conveyance will be provided.
~ Every article OF clothing should be nsrked.
fFMy address 10 MacEarands Lunenhurs, Va.
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PIT HANDS WANTED.

WsE 20 hire for the ensuing year. number of Coal
L fcEnnls, for whom full prices will DO given. Du
:s:a- pas, four years not a single serious Academic
H. :. !o hss occurred In underground operations
Aares will be psd puGcuAly In quarterly pnym-ul- at
:; 1.ce IN ;ais Ci.y. JOHN J. "thih'
Dec o1-c,s Agent.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
pREpERTY ~ NELSON COUS.
TY FOR SAlE-iNPORTANT TO IIMbLR oIi

VALUABLE PROPERTY IL NELSON S0rI- 1rI
TY FOR SALE-iMPORTANT TO flMnhN 'I
TERs. :, ro,so,
NAYE are authorised TO se)l tract OF lana IN NI.oa
w county containing about 900 acres OF ~hien aoou
$50 acres are cisarod the remainder TOR the uos
usually heavily numbered with oak, hickory poP'sf
Tb,s land is situated about eight mies from new MAI
ks on the James Canal and tho extension OF t9e
ORANGE and Aexandria railroad 70 LynehourS (ho~ 10
r,nid nrorrs.s of construction) passes imtneualey
throuob depot II confidently believed WIN DC es
thsSed upon this land The cleared anG ls productive
snd in tsr sate OF Improvement and with the modern
;snees of agriculture susceptible OF the highest Ter
srv n occupies beautiful valley, and 10 ss level asthe
lands about lido water n,.,
Tue tube Cd land hardly be surpassed in Piedmont
Virginia To persous sged in setng burrelstu TINS
!. nd holds out great inducements With the proper ma
eh;nerv Il 10 capable of yielding fully three millions per-
nan. four millions of pieces of slaves and hoading.
Tbe consruction Of the railroad will occasion large
demand With marke: the spot, for various knds Of
nmher cro.s es depot and bridge mber', &c nnd at.
~, IN comnletou there will be constant market for tho
laps aud refuse In the shape OF fuel
The land ls situated about mid between Lvnchours
and Charlouesvile say hours ride oy railroad 70
eI.ber nlsce about I've Alexandria, aud tha same
10 Riehmoud Terms accommodating.
Ami, ,o 0ODDlN APPERSOR
NP' " Richmond, rto
WILLIAM GORDON,
N..Ia Va
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BrLLEVCE HOSPITAL

VNHs lns,,rton ia situated ou Church Hill, Rich.
i noni Va in uphtful. airy position, and Is fur.
v...neat Of disease The object Of this Hospital 10 10
t-'G.,a ad;ca aid good nursing. and suitable diet TO
rca .:rsns strangers and Others as have not, when
Gck ZONES Hners attention comforts, requisite 20
he successful tres,ren, Of disease can be given The
Ly:ayn Wards are peculiarly commodious. Particular
':eaaon given Surgical Cases. The undersigned
ssf cas.se
TERMS,
pWo.sa W. fs''en'' pe' "eeA'
Pnrae Accommodations. ................. 7tol 10
embrace all charges for Board Medicines,
Medical and Surgical sstsndaace.
GeSo scalPox admitted.
PHYSICIANS.
!.ses Bolton NJ D.. Grace street, between th and Ah.
C.S.MI!s n. D., l2th, between Broad and Marshall
1t Col-map, N. D.. corner 18th and Grace.
5-.i lsn' Pnysicisn-Dr Wood Feb 26-c6n
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uRCG STORE FOR SALE

Professional Engagements requi,inR my entire
H'1 a;;eu;ion will sell the key stock. and fixtures of
s';us nne6iate application 10 made The stock ~,
age very we'll selected, and good business can be
sa' oy any competent person who can give II proper
Attention John +. JACKSON
reb I2-r,.
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IRoN >roRE-For the convenience of our cusiO

h0N SrORE-fur the convenience OF our cusio'
ners and the trade generally, VIC have opened store
~ &c E.s sd" % Pearl street below Cary, where we
sa' zee! CONSTANTLY hand general assortment OF our
non, manufactured oi Virginia Charcoal Pig, VIII
Flat from 10 urne.
hounds iEurl 10 :. inches
Square, from 10 ucu.,
U.".: hAli ov-l'' ha: rounds, angle, hoops bands,
eai rods horse.shoe i:un.
ALSO-R1 road chairs sp:.es sxje. bridge bolts and
Soes plate All oi wrch will sold st the lowest mar.
A.p''css. r. ARCHER g. Co.,
Rl,lin
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
,hABIERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Decem-
Der l7th ls53-Capita $50 This Institution
deposiss. which interest is paid the OF
- sn per arnutn If remaining deposit s:x months
90 . pcE cent. for shorter periods
WM. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER Secretary
JOHN II MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
frOAce No, 1885, corner Main and 18th 81.
Jan le-rIv
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THE NORFOLK NEWS" FOR SALE.

khlNG aocu, 20 remove from Norfolk am desirous
ocS,O o. selling the NEWS. together with the JOB
NJ =" Information IN regard 10 ae condition OF the es;ab.
s'anen' Hddress Mr. Chas. Os,, Daily News Office, and
~, 's:ms etc. BAKER P. LEE a.,
Feb 26-cjw Richmond
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,

BY RITCHIE Il DUSNAvAST.A
Tuesday MORNING, APRIL ~, 1857.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
TIME subscriber would call the attention OF his irends
Il custumers and The public generally 10 his STOCK OF
new Spring and summer Goods consisting OF CL0IHS,
CASSlMERES VESIlNGS, &c, recently selected WIN
BY himself In the Northern Cities and which
he would be happy make up the latest and
perior style, and on reasonable terms.
"M. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor,
18th street, opposite Exchange Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

lust TO HAND-A fresh supply Of WATCHES,
ID CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS &c, which will be cold low d, the sign
of he Ride, Old Street, Petersburg Va.
c. LEONARD,
Rsp.irsr of Watches, Clocks Jsvelry. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

LIVIe OIHHl IlII WOrkb,
Corner Of Coa'es and l7th Streets, Philadelphia
Or HEDGES & FREE, Cincinnati Ohio.
fo sale re.su By s the dealers in Farm Inpe nents
in Richmond March 2S-cp2n.
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TWENTY DOLLAKS REWARD.

oace caiei Engineer n. & P. R. Co., Norfolk, Va
Aa.ca 3!-ciw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-03
THE LECTURE TONIGHT.

The lecture by Mrs. PABTINaroN''
(alias Mr.. SHILLABER,) will BE- delivered
at the CREsoExr HALL. The good old
lady-whose fame is as wide as the cir
culation Of newspapers-will entertain
q large audience ofthe admirers Of her
wit, tonight. by series Of reflections on
Lilies Bright Side." People have been
SO constantly looking on the sombre side
Of life's picture for the last three months,
that glance at the reverse and brighter
view will surely be An agreeable relief
The folio ring prudent caution has been
issued BY the Boston Evening Gazette to
all people Mrs. PARrINeroS may cone
among:
We caution our friends in tho localities
which he may visit to beware Of Ike, to take
good care Of Mrs. Pennington, to keep ont Of
tho way Of Old Roger, and be prepared for
the Brahmin and Wideswarth, for he ha,
concluded, regardless of the expense, to take
them along with him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-03

"A FusIrivE SLAVE CASE, has been under
examination in Indianapolis for several days.
Two hnen from Frankfort, KY, arrived in
that city on Wednesday with man whom
they had arrested as . fugitive slave at Ma
pies, Illinois. He was claimed as slave of
Mr.. vallandingham of Frankfort. A writ
of hd5eas corpus was issued and the negro
brought before Judge w allacc Oft Common
Pleas, who discharged him. He was imms
diately afterwards arrested on process is
sued from the United States Court. and was
examined before q. s. Commissioner Rca.
The negro declares himself to be free man.
He las been steamboat hand on the river.
and for several years appears to have been
his own master, and to have been often in
different places in this State, passing as a free
negro. The U. S. Commissioners Rea, claims
the right to 60 fully into the question Of the
rights of the master to claim his slave, and
required full proof of ownership.
The case Is still under examination befort
The Commissioner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-03

GEN. PERsIFER SMITH is at Washing
ton, in consultation with the War Depart
ent in regard to the Utah war. 1t is
rumored that Gen. JOSEPH LANE, Of Or.
egon, will be authorized to proceed to
California to raise volunteers. and con-
duct the war against the Mormons. The
Hoosier General would be likely to finish
up with band Of Caltforn,ans in much
less time and cost than the regular army.
The present expedition has already cost
nearly two millions Of dollars. II has
two thousand men. fifteen hundred wag.
ons and thirteen thousand animals, and
more quartermasters than the English
had in the Crimean expedition. At this
rate, the Mormon war will he more ex.
pensive than the Mexican invasion. Let
the country watch the army estimates.