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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21
HENRY TUCB Err. Yatesville.
a LaneutnIFa, county Va
aA9 $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

"A the subscriber PuILIp TAYLOR. Said uc-
gro was bough by John Saunders, Esq, Of
- Loretto. Essex county, va, who sent him TO
Richmond, TO my care; and furnished him with
PASS 10 go aud his wife, and return in week
from the date of the pass which dated early in
September last Iii wife WAS then living III Ches-
teffield county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was euIancipated by the late Thos o. Taylor.
/ Will give the above reward. ii delivered to me in
Richmond or to John Saunders at Loretto in Essex
connty Va. Nn. ). PHILLIPS.
de It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

INTERESTING LECTURE Our readers
will bear in mind the lecture Of Prof PURYgAR, to
take place tonight, and secure their tickets In
time. -
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STEALING Az UMBRELLA George
Myers was convicted before the Hastings Couit
last Saturday Of stealing umbrella from j. l..
Tate, and sentenced to the Jail and chain gang for
one month. y a-f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

IHE HUsTINos CouET have adopted
the plan OF sentencing petty thieves to the chain
gang. where they on hit to he made to earn their
bread and meat If the example already set is
strictly followed, the city will get rid OF large
aunoer OF idle vagab lnds who now steal a few
dollars. merely to secure comfortable quarters for
she winter, where, heretofore they have had ne
work to perform
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A VETERAN GoNE.--The New Orleans True Delta,
ot the 18th inst. contains obituary tribute to
John Fifz Miller, who died recently near New lbe-
ria La in fhe s-yenty.eigbth year OF his age. Mr..
Miller was born near Pocotaligo, s. c.. the SON Of
Col Miller Of Marions brigade, and did himself
GOOD ser vice in the war of lSl2-15.
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CousTy CLERK.--The repol Is from the
various precincts In Henrico county, received On
Saturday last leave but littl~ dnuhs thss NJ.
FoLKEs has been elected Clerk Of the Connsy Court.
The Official vote, however, which win be rArsiv.A
to-day, will decide the result ia FFasT
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Bound 0vER.-John Blake. charged
with assaulting and threatening to kill John Frau
ner, was examined before the Mayor last Saturday
and held to bail for his good behavior for twelve
months in the sum Of 500. which he gave.
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PROTECTING THE FIRgMEs.-William
Duke, indicted by the Grand Jury for obstructing
Albert Acree, firemen, while In the discharge OF
his duty. was found guilty before the Hastings
Court. and fined Slo aud costs
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FATAL MACHINERY AecpEST-0n Wednesday las.
James IT, Vim Buren,, while fixing key In the
wheel OF the steamboat Ceres. lying at q wharf in
New York. was instantly killed by tie startling OF
10 ignorance of the dangerous position of the de-
nao su.I
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NAVAL EXPEDITION TO SALT LAKE.-The Naval
Courts of Inquiry will soon conclude their bust
ness 1t is understood that Commodore Kearney,
distinguished for his long aud gallant service.
the Camel Expedition to be employed against the
Mormons. The gallant old Ct tmmodore, IL seems to
us, has an eye upon Salt Lake as part of the wa
ters subject 10 naval supervision. We can guaran-
tee, should he receive this command, that treason
in Utah will be driven from salt Lake clear up Salt
river. Look ont for the cameis, armed cap-aIie
with Colts reyolyers-.8dtes.
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RUNAWAYE,

9R RANAWAY-Fromt the subscriber,
IA on the cath November, negro boy, named
"A HENRY, sometimes calls him elf Hen
-. stewart He is about II years old. feet s 10
lua... rs high OF bright mulatto piexiOn quite
intelligent looking and sp aks with Northern ac-
cent. There several spots his left arm, made
hy inserting Indian ink. His teeth. one of which
been recently extracted from the lower jaw on the
light sde, are stained dark and he has something
like stye the inUer side Of the lower eye lid He
WAS raised in Baltimore to whirh place he is proha
bly, endcayoring TO make his escape.
A reward of TEN DOLLARS will be paid II he Is
apprehended in the county of iienric0 city of
Richmond and TWENTY DOLLARS if taken any
where else in the State upon his delivery to the s1
scriiper, at his residence, faTrars Island, lienriCo
county, or being lodged IN Jail so that lie get
hi N. -
lie ln-9taV9W HENRY cox.
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ERENCH SPARKLING GELATINE,

ENCH SPARKLING GELATINE,
L or making Jellies, Blame Mango, &C.; is fully
equal 30 Coxes and cheaper; its dispenses with
tile Jelly bag 1t Is neatly put up In cases to protect
il from dust, &c. And makes beautifully tianspa.
rent aud rich jelly. Also. Coxe's Sparkling Shred
can Sheet and Shred Isingiass French Sheet, white
and pink Geiatiue for sale by
"A- LAIDLEY ROBINSON, Chemists,
deg eth and Franklin streets.
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Look 70 Youa Locxs. ---It II q little
strange that notwfthstanding the number n reb-
berries nightly committed ID tie city, mssekansge
aoors are frequeatiy found unioehed--evide
,st g through the carslsssnsss of thoeo vhose
suan gusness is TO see them properly fAstaosA.--
=, "nnn the past thirty days the Watchmsn. q tvy.
ns me aoofs "a tA~i< districts, hage 1oun1 score
couapsiea ep % stand guard on ths presniso WhIle
sns o,nsl ven. IN search Of the propriesor 10 -
Prise nm OF the exposure Of bis goods "a chat
seIs A gensssmen via nos txks ths srUsbls -
eared az night, they must make mn thsir Sinds q
bear their losses. without complAnise 81 - Isee
heieney Of the thirty night watch, Who ksve ~.
entire city 10 patrol 1-~f -
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fscENDIARIsM.--On Thursday night last,
an Effort was made 10 FIRE aud burn Mrs Breeden'r
kitchen. on Clay street. between lst and 3D. tui
the flames were discovered and extinguished. On
Friday night the tff,rt repeated, Bu, with no
better success
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TRRspAssINa. Two negro fellows,
John, slave, and Totn Cousins, free negro, were
punished with stripes, by order Of Justice Sadier
for trespagsing on John P. Ballard
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LIrTISG.-Robert, a slave, in the SER
vice Of Baker, Peasants & Co.. has been captured
and Gagged to answer tho charge Of stealing shoes
II ON Mr.. John c. Page.
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Or. John Fleming. who held high rank among
british naturalists died recently In Scstlaud aged
10 years.
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5,4o0 prizes. amounting to $33
Whole Tickets sin; Halves -; Quaiters 81 50.
PLAN pF THE InTfERY


Whole Ticket $fn; Halves -; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 JHBs, corresponding with
bose Numbers On the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed lu one Wheel.
The frst S prizes. similarly printed and encircled.
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolyod, and number is
dTawa from the wheel nf numbers and Ht the
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and prLe drawn ont aie opened and exhibits
ed 10 the audience. and Registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZEsThe two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled TO the - ApproAima
,.on Prizes: For examples II Ticket No. 1l,250 draws
the So0 @ Prize, those Tickets numbered II 24a 2s9,
lt2Si. 252 viii each be entitled to $50. II Ticket
No. so draws the S3nOO0 Prize those Tickets num-
bered 5sS 5ig, b1I, 552 will each be entitled to $2H
and so on, according to the above scheme
The 500 prizes of SaJ will he determined by The
Ia figure oi the number that draws the $pUl prize.
For example: II the number drawing the St1,ND
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends III |. viii be entitled to So 1.-THE Num-
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets where the
number ends IL 2. will be entitled to sDI and on
too.
Certificates ofpsckaCes will be sold at the following
rates, which is the rsk:
Certificate Of n Pack Rage OF 10 whole Tickets, So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

FIRE IN New YeaK-A row of stables situated at
372 cherry street. New York, owned by Mrs. Ruck
man. were partially destroyed by IRE last Thurs
day morning. and six valuable horses pertshed 10
the flames Loss about 2.500.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of s2a, approximating to $4,000
prize, are xl.1o
4 prizes Of $50, approximating TO $4,000
prize, are 1000
prizes OF 500, approximating to Sla.Uu
prize, aTe $50
prizes Of sisa. approximating to 5000
prizes are GOO
prizes Of St25, approxlmating to 5000
prize, are 800
prizes OF Sl03, approximatng 10 - 100
prize, are 400
prizes Of SIS approximating 90 5000
prize, are 300
prizes Of so appraXimatiDg 10 81 90
prizes ara 900
boa prizes OF $40 are l00,0o0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

~ my house in the county 0f Mecklenburg,N Va.
n 'on the l1th instant, a negro p:sn named,
AC.HSAR, OF il very black complexion aud
ABOUT - or 80 years of age with good set of teeth
He is about II feet inches high and rather thick
ly set. | will give the above reward OF So to any
one that will deliver him to me, Conflue him,
/ get him again. Agents the Railroads, re-
anested to keep a look out. he may try 10 make
lis escape By the cars.
HENRY TUCKER. Yatesville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

DEATH OF AN 0LD PRIGTER.-Samuel Wright Mi
nor, probably the Oldest printer in Georgia. died
recently in Macon. He was born in Queen Anne's
county, Md, in the year 1881, and was the sor of
Col. William Minor officer IN the revolutionary
army. Ills first adventure in business was the
publication of the Athens Gazette in Georgia, and
signazed his paper by presenting the first sugges
ton of Gen. Jackson a candidate for the Presi
dency of the United States. Subsequent to this
he became the publisher of several democratic pa
pers, but latterly joined the american party"
and his last act of political character to de-
posit his vottf or their Gubernator;al candidate.
Extremely feeble, he tottered to the Macon Court
House for this purpose, and never left his heuse
alive afterwards.
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4" 10 half Z"
Ia quarter .'
III eighth 80

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATEs.
Enclose the money 10 our address for the Tickets
ordered receipt OF which they will be forwarded
hy first mail Purchasers have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
toparchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Rs- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give thesr Post Office County and State.
S. Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
as" All prizes of go and under paid Immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Cf thirty days.
All eomInuliioations strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
:. SWAN Il CO, Augusta Ca,
81 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,,or
Atlanta, Georgia can have their orders filled, and
gave time, by addressing s. SWAN Co. at either
of these cities
g. list of the numbers that are drawn from the
whcs with the amount of the prize that each one Ia
entitled TO- will he published after every drawing ia
tn following papers: The Augusta GA Consti-
int iOnaiist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York
dispatch and Pauldng (Miss.) Clarion. no 2s
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An action of Trespass on the case.
de 4--taw4w q. W. RICHARDSON. p. @.
vs. HYDES ADMINlSTRA,

NIESBITT VS.. HYDES ADMINlSTRA-
In TOR AND OTHERS-The following is an ex-
tract from decree of TIE Circuit Court of the city of
Richmond, pronounced on the 18th day of Novem-
ber 1857 in suit therein dc pending under the name
and style of Nesbitt against Hyde's Administrator
and others:
''Thc Court doth further order, adjndge and de
cree that the creditors of the said Charles H. Hyde
do sllew cause fany they can, upon the IS day of
January, 1855 against the payment and delivery of
the estate of the said Charles III. hyde TO his dstri
butees."
Teste: BENZ. POLLARD
ia 3~Iaw1w Deu CLERK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

Our or HARxEss.--The Mayor at the
CITY has been called 10 washington Tor day 81 two
isyes at she City Hall, where al eEsaders will
have ahearipg.
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HENRY COX.


up $50 ENARu.--l Will pay the
A above reward for WALKER, who ahsconded
"A 'frsm the saloon of John Henry, on Saturday
EE- night last If taken in hichnond, $50 .if
lodged in any Iail iu the Commonwealth, where !
eau prove OwncIshlp.
de Is-ts q. Il. PEAKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

FALLING WALKS The front van To
two brick tenernsnts In Theatre Allev ov,.a :,
Dr. u Thomas, tumbled down about 1a oselock
Yesterday, but Injured no one ~ sshs fkll. The
tenements, we understand, we're oceubisd by
negroes. = =
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lie 1-IhAfN kt. tith AItD, I1K.
CITY OF RICHMOND. ToWit: AT Rnles
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIL

l. MIA. TO TIE SHERIFF OF HANOVER Co,
GREETING We command you to summon the Va
Central Railroad Company to appear at the Clerks
Office of our County Court ofour said CO. at the Court
House. on the Rules day, on the first Monday in J
nuary next, tn answer Thomas b. Anderson and
Mahlan Terrell. merchants and partners trading un-
der the firm and style of Anderson Terrell. Of
plea of Trespass on the case-damage five hundred
doilars-and have then there this writ.
Witness, VIM. o. Winston Clerk Of our said Court.
the 30th day of oct 1851 in the SD OF oun-
dation. WM. o. WINSTON.
A copy-Teste:
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KSIonr TsMpIAss.-The Grad com.

KNIGHT TtMPLAas.--Ihe he GranGi Com
mandery Of Knights Tsmplars OF yIrEisis hsiA iss
The following named officers we're elected fbr r.
ensuing year kdward II. Gfil, OF Richmond, 0rsnd
Commander; J. Robin Mcdaniel. 81 Lynehbsrr.
Y. Z. Commander William D. Isases, o. 1ktehmon7.
T. Generalissime: L. C. r. Cowpsrs of pestua1eueh.
e. G. Generals James Evans. OF Kichmond. q. Treo-
surer John Dove, Of Richmond. o. Recorder; r
e Robert. of Greenvilie, g. Pfslsts: John ".
fo1ts, q dreensiils. O. d wardmf; kiehss o. Hss-
Of Dansille, q. Standard Bearer; y. II eaark. Al
petersonrg. Sword Bearer X. X wishsrs, Of
Campbell. 6. warder: Emanuel senon. Of Rieh-
Sentinel. 4ss a-Tss st----- - - -"-'se. "
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TIE LGvIATHIAN STEAMSHIP.

The Leyiathian steamship had been moved still
further down the launching ways, but the ship had
still l07 feet to move before she would be af 3at
Her progress very tedious, but her engineers
had perfect control of her, aud hopes were enter
tan I'd for a essfu B.sult in short time scae
folding from which to view the launch broke down,
and number of persous were more or less injured
On Monday the vessel had nearly five feet of water
under her The launch Of the Leyathian was ex-
pected to be completed the sth or 9th of De-
cember.
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GEO. w. II. TYLER,
AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES.

sa'ts's ~ ae eA-f&WcZm
GEO. w. H. TYLER,
~ AGENT To HIRE OUT NEGROES
RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLEGE, CLAIMS
The subscriber offers his services TO the public as
sgent TO hire out negroes, rent ont houses and col
iect claims, ON the usual terms.
have been the superintendent of city propertv
aud police officer. in Richmond for the last seye,
years, and 1t Is presumed from my knowledge Of tha
inhabitants OF Richmond that shall he greatly a.
sisted thereby IN getting good and responsible homes
have not obtained an office yet, for the reason that
have been confined to my house, by great Illness for
the last two months: during which iime was legis-
lated out of Office without the least notice. hope
10 be able to take Office by lst January 1858 up
t"that time can be seen at ny residence. on jack
Reftrences-the citizens Of Richmond generally
Il. W. III. TYLER,
el9-,s Agent and Collector.
A CARD.--The undersigned again of
70 A hire oh M sse 1cn er ea the ae eeas
C0Lf.EcT CLAIMS ard attend e al sl other business
pertaining tea GENERAL AGENT Thankful for
tSe nrst sane sIne'' "' ''' EDWARD B. EhcHo. y
Office on Pearl street,
de II-d6wlm Near Exchange Hotel
7 YNE & CHILDREY.
Ia AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HfRE OFT NEt;ROES COLLECT CLAIMS DR.,
Ry- OFFICE. UNITED STATES ii0TEL-as
We the undersigned, having heard that Or. Ro
r. Lyme and John +. Childrey have associated them
ASi tqSf'hsf HEScY IN s BGsRSEss in
tsk, Measure in reConnc cnding them to the patron
age of the pubic feeling assured they will faithfully
aud punCtlialy do whatever they may undertake as
Agents.
SHERwlx McRAE, Richmond.
JOHN H. GARSErT, NJ. d., lienrlco
john D. YoUNG, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GARLAND liNSEs, J. T., Henrico
.IonN NETTLEs J. T., Richmond.
TRoS Il. Mucous, J. P. Henrico.
CHAs. b. WILLIAMS, Eenrico.
.toHS O. TAYLOR, j. p. Henrico.
WV. BoULw ARE, King Queen.
JOHN NJ GREGORY, Attorney at Law, Richmond
GODplN & APPERsoN, Real Estate Auctoneers.
de IU-ts
| NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber re-
lV turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for past fayors and takes this method Of i-
intends to continue the business the coming year,
PROMISING TO Use his best exertons to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also to give them his personal attention IN
case of sick ness. He has large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring. in which they can
/ stay until hired out.
He would advise that Negroes should be sent in as
! early as practicable after Christmas.
| / refer, by consent, to the following persons:
S.k1h \; B; Hi; I Peasants Richmond
| JSo. l. w. G. LATANE, King William.
Dr. S. GRIFFIN FAUN1LERoY, King oueen.
| DR. THOMAS LATANE, s ~
Dr. Dr. Jss B.x' T. 7. ka4isg, Ley; Essex.
| 4. A J. CL0PTON,
| Office corner of Wall aud Franklin streets.
| Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill il Co.'S
| de Pm
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DEATH OF CELEBRATED RAcEg.-We find the fol-
lowing account of the death of one Of yirginias
favorite racers in the Columbia Times:
"We regret to announce the death of the cele-
brated race mare Lucy Phillips, which event oc-
CURED at the Ten Brock Course on yesterday
She was the property OF James Talley, of Virginia
aud had won high reputation as a racer, having
been the winner of eight four mile races, besides
others of less distance. Her disease pneumo
MIA and so violent was the attack, that all the care
and medical skill bestowed upon her proved una
yailing."
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES,

cEMA SPLENDID CARRIAGES.-I
RSssSktN have oil hand one of the handsornest and
best Carriages offered for sale in this city to-
gether with large lrtnant of fashionable Car
Iiages. BugRes &c, which will be sold at prices
10 suit the times.
GEO. A. AINSLIE. Coach Maker,
de i9-lm l0th ST., between Main and Cary
cENk CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
Ss2s391, second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der, suitable for Hack or family use. Apply 10
26-ts ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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TELEGRAPH LINES.

In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston sta
ted that the terms asked by Austria for the use of
her projected line in telegraphing to India, were
such the government could not accept, and
that the negotiations, therefore, fell through
1t was said that the Turkish government were
anxious to lay line from Constantinople to the
head of the Persian Gulf
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The object Of this suit is to recover ganst the de-
fendant the sum of one hundred and fifty dollsrs
and forty seven cents due by open account with in
terest thereon.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant is
not resident Of the State OF Virginia. he is hareby
required to APPEAR in the said Clerks Office whia
one month after due publication hereof aud Go what
may be necessary to protect his interests.
Acopy-Teste,
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wEL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

et2ff9f~ The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, Oath and 18th streetsl near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOTEES
BAROUCHES, BUGGTES, with and without tops and
sULKIES. all ofhs own make OF the beat materials
an workmanship; all of which will be sold as low az
goo work ofthe kind can be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
"a dele in the Carriage line, as am determined TO
make 10 order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold, that Is new, warranted
fa ls-9m MICAJAH MAN9UM.
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rITY OF RICHMOND. TO wi

III OT hICIINIVND, TO VIII. AT
~ Ruies held In the Clerks Office of the Court Of
Hastings for the sail city. on Monday the 7th day
OF December. 1857:
Jacob b. Helm. Jeremiah Nickodemus1
and George 7. Thomas. partners un-
der the tyle Of Helm, Nichodemus Il =, p
Company pltfs. IN D61i
against
Gpu,nIa Daft L.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-03

There seems To lie good present pros
roct of the rc-oy-uing Of the United States
Land Office at All early day The Eau
Claire Office il is said was 10 have been
opened to pre- cmp,ors on the 18th inst. The
department at Washington has bcn urging
the spcSly location vt the railroad from the
~, Croix 10 Lake Superior, the only obsia-
Gle. it is believed in the way of the r,sump-
ton Of business aud ~ the location is
about being made, tina, obstacle will soou be
removed We have every reason to believe
tina, the office will be opcn"i in the month
Of January, next, and sincerely hope that
we may not be disappointed IN our cxpecta
tons. Iitdson N,0r