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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

RICHMOND, Atfb lUth, lSJh
ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
le and the skin OF place large than my hand from
rulur the irsdc the thigh. applied
Turf oil, aud in day hi well Another
mule which was working my dray became unable
walk. On cNamoing his foot discovered nail about
inches long TO the head My driver and the ncighbors said
he would he good for no,hn drew the nail inserted
of lint aud Turf Oil and him work once.
aud from thai moment he has lost hour but good
also horse badly sniRgod the outside
his thigh in places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which he sfa day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound 1t
truly is of the greatest remedies for have
known and have lived drug for several Use
this rs you think proper. Very truly,
Ro McsSrs Dove n j. IL WEfSIGER
For sale by SrROTHER L. WHITEHEAD,
nov ~ d6m Lyuehburg
GtthPEI and Cane seat Chairs, Carpet "A
AMI Cane Seat Parlor Chairs, of new and beauu w
ful patterns. ~
"'"t% Is +. J. FoIKES, "
NEW LIVERY HALL Rnd sale stable, Main
~ street iynchhurg Va doos below Norvell House.
Having bought tielnns Livery stable Gold stand of c. NJ.
rnee9 have hited style shall keep
lar hrst class Livery and Sale Stable number of
No Hacks, Bnggics and Saddle Horses for Hire
WM. II. HALL
,,,, WM. IL TAYLOR,
cci-uNoly Agent
vlNOk SAh.E.-Sfute of i,.fu ne Inv
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vNuN SAbE.-Sfnte Of Nirginiu IsOuds, City
Lyn'hburg bonds Salt W orks Bonds Merchants
bahk stock Mechanics Savings Bank Stock, Farmers
Merchant Savings Bank Stock Virginia 4 Tennessee Rail
l3s2 Sisk aSns9ars Ere Insurance Stock James River
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rAAgALL1Ks J4RECro2x. &C.
:s....L-ls

NEw YORK PACkETs-This new hume &uEE--.ISs
line Il composed the following vessels. and
New ork every three days Al md IN the city
Ret a..aI. lFf
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Once south side Ks. N. Co..
PETERSBURG May 70, 1851 !
SUMNER SGBBHDssE
h and after Wednesday, June r 1851 the Mail and
~ scuker Tram leave Petersburg daily, Sundays
coprd) O'Clock, \ NJ, arrive Bheyle tunction) at
& 10 a NJ and At Iynchburg AT clock Nj Leave Lynch
burg O'Clock, a. NJ arrive Mt Bukeve tIunction
O'Clock, \, NJ, ANA at Peter burg AT O'Clock, l. NJ
cats q. Is ALLSUP superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

4 MS BRO OVERS, Richmond Va, beg to inform the
citizens of Lynehbnrg that they prepared execute
every desert of Silk Cotton Woollen dyeg Clean
well be done in New York esew here We have
machinery and the best OF workmen and can
satisfaction patrons. Meno ELK and De Lam
dresses dyed fashionable coors, suit the the
Sha"l every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shawls Ycd crimson other colors equal import
ed Ncyu dyed equal new" SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
vine We intend to do work equal to
establishment IN tho United States. AID respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the cheuso Lynchburg ana vicinity Gen
ticmens Gamen dyed and cleaned 10 look equal to
DENNIS n BRO,
Successors to W Hines Franklin St opposite Metropo
tan Hall. Richmond. Va i-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

n. sion MERCHANT. On the Dock, Richmond, Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me last season,
made the line Boats
IuY housr that boat will leave every other day,
lNnndys cxceped) by this arTang shall be able
put goods through day than heretofore very
nearly they by tue s. H. II, and much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco Is per Box and
so cts HID which includes Drayage and Wharfage when
there Necessity The lrayage wharfage
from the Basin are per Box and - per HID The
Lock Tolls changed by the James River Kanawha
passing huusr 3c Ton, about tor Boxes
and cts per HID Having these advantages of location an,
willing The and charge only
tar ce lar services hoping thereby to command larger
business
My personal Intention viii be given sales of produce and
purchase ui goods Commission. a. : LEE
M y4ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

sss~~ ENGLEDOvE AGAINST THE <pno
S83 E1ELD. 90
w have been asked frequently since have YSS0
- ten ino my and elegant House why Ihave-~SS
advertisement the papers reason sim
py because have had fact that
have had such an unprecedented for Elegant Goods
iar Ladies' 8 well rs Gentlemen such as
ltonneu. Bridal Mantillas Hair Brsias.
Flats. Needley,k Sets Front Rrai1.
1ipseys Bridal Gifts, Cluster Curtis,
nkef oonnets, Shantiia Mantillas, Hair Brushes
Flowers. FIR. Lace Tooth
Head Drcsses, Silk Nantes, Shell Tuck Combs
Dress laps, Mourning Mantilas, Side
,snmefs Bonnets, Parasois.
Muhair Caps, Sleeves nrarct,iaa
Bridal Wreatks and Collars and Shell Toilet combs
lTda, Fans -. Mourning Wells and Toilet Soaps,
rdai uaukerchfs, Hdk'f, POI, Nonai.s
french Girdes, Fans Satehels A.
= CorSets, Ladies' Cabas, Hcop Skirts
;llk Mitts. Kid Gloves He
Anda great many articles numerous 10 entnp and NJ
The very best character. ~ -
viii simply state to line
iney WI 30 wen 10 call and elegant and extensive
Stock 81 Fancy Goods, as under
H1I h~..,- .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

90 d. >-N NEsE Dss VIRGINIA MAN. IL
IA IA IhEht subscriber soicits orders for ~ III
9lIB All kinds Of Glassware. which Will be sold AT Qbtb
s.s etnern ptv, d. iiscred any point i'll Rich 0s
Of ,hn.er BY purchasing in Richmond, dea
Nisaye the rN tense OF freight well the breakaEe in
transportation Catalogues will be furnished containing
L. tad prices. Any Kind oi Glassware made to order
ST., - notice aud 90 the most reasonable terms
A. $ LEE. Agt
for the ManutaetL
ct r. dts Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16
JEWELRY, WATCHES. &C..


We take pieasure IA announcing 10 oaf friends and all
aiefs may % something superior la the
= Tabe Coffee Spoons vel a. Dining aud Dessert
Fnfks made plated with Silver, that
of aboya goods rpm The host
nfaetufer ~ DC pas'ed sell fh.m the Invest
pfrrS The patterns yefy desirable and the quality
he y No ] Remember the house
may sgts sII.YERrHDRN a Cliff.
rnsIE FI.EHRAGED DIXON WATGn-
WILLIAMS 4 SON have inst received tu
tnrnt Of the IN fine II Karat Hunting Cases Of
ne aud beautiful dcsigns-also a fine assortment Of
Jobusons Watches.
Hoids
Tobias
David Tayior's"
ali which sill be sold reasonable terms at the Sign
If the Eaglc apyits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

kktAt SbIrbN.-.bu ,cerIsed ~ inrgr lot
Hb VI B4ie Cotton assorted aumbcr,. iur sae ~
mar g. FRANKLIN 4 BRO
NrEW GOODS, NEW Go0D-.-t.EEa At
= IKAtllBN-N. Git,HENI nik koap'ctn1ly
tbs attention oflus aud tba thr 'y 20
@ iaEe aud eli sel, cd surk Nr Iriag and Ndaaor.
sfapt apd Fancy i}Ty b9eds
tta4t. bH attention o bUpers wish 10 saie that being
as.ts o Increasing my business. asfe eaieel td faot.
Is ufiNe l my Store making It at Ire largest aI most
enust IA, laute ia III" city Having TINS rUlusrd my houHc
my fa this seasn Asvr b"en uueb uafe cNtcusye haa
usual and VITA single 10 The wauts aud atics ~ he
icie Ihesru wnn1 aiGuuis cordially uNiied tucNnn
si9eE htiae purchasing elsewhere and assured
thar they W find my good ana prices low
any establishment old Dominion
NATlIL GlbGISliEfNFR.
Opposite Tanner a Ash.rs and next door 10 J Nj Cohbs,
lvurhbnrg, Va zap Ids
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eSssssts:'~ 10. 4, Aste>aAlE4p at..K

a 'oNN-"onsinniiy oI ma d ANA ior ,nic h,
~ MA 4ts +, i--',if,> 80, 49, ~
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.a,ur CE,.EnMATED D.No, waTCm-

nDGAUGs.-Gbe g.ndte- can md nt =. WILL
BIAAs ms. the finest aud most beautiful set Of
offered In this market together with
fine Roman Mosaic aud Pearl Cameo and
Pearl the beautiful description Also
very fnr Mourning Mourning Sets of latest
they have opened and would be glad To show
lovers Of bea ful' Call see-and be convinced
nice Silver Goblets, Mugs, Mustard Cups Salt
Napkin Rings Spoons Of description Ghdruns
Tow Just received, aud which they offer cheap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

Il Propose purchasers Piano Forte, II, TAI Wa
nenis on trial in order to test what ray of their
lore pay ing for them - f''I's be
twenty years Experience y asfes mr. -.
and We could get over fifteen hundred persons ia
in the opinion that establishments rtl AR ST "ih hs
3hly furnish better or cheaper Instruments h,n y h pos
Il-dis 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

lots I,t,i,,,t - i,,i5tI-r
HNnEN9koS LEADS EH r. q 4. E.-Dse 2;
-, ht,'HI1 hAtE-MEltCHANT PROIECYUh.--
inlll.t - DEL ENJEll-EOGrES IN TREPIDATION-
F""h Safety Alarm tetrcnr Locks, Money Draw
SLOT counting tnelns Manufacturers aud brokers
N','4 p'tA'' N"Hls chests, aud iriyae Residences.
~ Ammunition 81 TN Sc Locks Al It
w ,l"HtIihtf NV doors below the hey
aSo tor sale at manufacturer prices C. s. BLISS
jan l9-ts - -
E'uTSfs sAhsoN. Il. y &RHa Eass se.Ohi-
iN' " AhE-HOl 81 where Will be found the larhtsl
sIleht OF Illuminated Steel tine Double Single Guns
hlnes Deans English SefC1ckng rTve Shooter Colts A.
leu ana lhurhers Reviewers Single Pistols; Powder
asHs' Ahot Belts and Pouches. Bags Cleaning Rods
NPpie NTenehcs Eirys Cocks g. d Percussion C1p>i
AIS and Wire Cartridges, all sizes Curtis Harvey
aiomd Powder and American Powder all kinds; Compress
'ule'st buck ana Small Shot Liquor Flasks Rogers
rocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Razurs line assortment ol
rorl Monies Cod silver Ivory aud Crooked Sword am
, oes and every thing in line suit Gun makers
We ma e lot OF premium Rifles Repairing DOM
with despatch, and warranted, by
WIN b. Il q. FISHER, opposite the
sep us Norveli House. Lynchburg, Va
100n SACHS Ashton sn I. on consi xnmenns.'
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

4 tNp' bREN'S Dining. Rocking md Arm,
~ 'hats alarge SIMPLY Just received safe low hv
h0N - Is A. WINSTON
(tUEWnNs Tobacco, Cigars. sunn., Wines.
~ Liquors, &e-Ne are prepared furnish our friends
and the public with the follow ing celebrated Brands Of chew
ing Tobacco;
Jno. W. Stone's Cranbury.
Henderson q Hoicombes Natural
VIM ID Miller's Blum City.
Booker 4 Halsey's Lecompte,
Jas N. Claytor's Natural Suncured,
In addition which have supply OF
German and Domestic Cigars smoking Tobaeco Snufs
din GuaVa Jelly. &c We constantly
diltis stock of Bottled Wines aud Liquors.
piessly for our trade and warranted pure
gifts II NJ HARRIS & co.
ANENTS, .lus I'm. fra.
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vn0A sachs Ashton sa II on consi 10 men :
VVOfo sale by jan d.tsl IRBY& SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

W ESSsf sN HASON.-.SO aghds. pr.u,. So
w ders AT iow rates. TIiJS BRANCH a 80, "'.
lUtS .'''-''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

- y AT " holesaie, by FEN tNSON q " i;DDlJI VIM
~, super STOCK, embracing tren h. German
''' VA American abrts. All ua
"ith great care and attention by one of fin. ,,, ",
lowest cash prices. - ~ "'i"' al INT NtIs
Il more inviting Stock for ants OF tho North ror,a
"ud Virginia trade cannot be Norm -,
L't'u"' ana r'spohsiUc buy els are ny,.d ~ -, an,
aud prices M - a Va VI lht styles
= - ~ -! N'Iloic ouset,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13

LYNCH LAW IN NE YORK.
From The Monticello Watchman, Nov. IL.

From The Monticello Watchman, N0p. IL.
On Thursday mor1ng last, one OF those terrible
casss of lynehipg which have characterized the
South Western States, took place at Bushvie in this
county.
man named William Terpennug lives in that
place VITO has the reputation Of doing many of the
evil acts perpetrsted in that neithborhood day or
two previous COW belonging TO al Individual with
when TerpenDing had quxTelled, WAS "ham-strasg,"
and snfpioon at once resed on the scapegoat Oh ,ae
neghtorhcod II is said that the evit is rather
stToeg against bin.
About = o clock on Thursday morning, eleven man
broke into rpenpings house. ued rope AROUND ms
neck, su6 dragged him from his bed. They then tied
bis bshds behind him, took him 70 a secluded place,
about roe from bis house. ard commenced wnipping
him with horse whips. They told him that they
would iase him until be owned that he had cut the
cow but he denied having done go They then tieo
bis feet. aud took turns at whipping occasionally
rettrg to ssk him to confess; but he continued to
protest his innocence untl sbou, o'clock, when, he
SAYS fearing that they would whip him 20 dsath aud
they swearing that they would do 90 il be did not
own IT, be sokrowlsds that he had ham strung the
animal. lie was then taken to the house Of one d
the party AID, lie alleges his body exposed in an
TerpennDg's wife {. lOwed the party, and was close
by a. the while they mstrestiog her hush and
Sne heafd him cry aud plead with them not TO kill
LIN DIT dared not 90 to his assistance. After the
whipping was competed, she took his clothes to him
they dreesed him, egail tied his hands aud feet and
10 this manner hs was brought TO Monticello on Thurs
day morning.
riVu, e"0 ePPVaieoco vi hls DOdy, De must nave o
ceived from three TO -four hundred lashes His whole
person was cut and bruised r q shocking msnuer.
The foll0wirg persons, chsrged With this Offsnss,
have been arrested on warrant Issued by L w Fair
cbld, eco and held 10 bail in the sum Of $500 esch
Jobn Springfield, Jacob Harris, Isaac Harris. Geo.
Wright IsaAc e.. Harris Matthew Kram, Thomas NJ
Hsroet torgb, Artemus Wright, Franklin Albert,
David Gu 20 and Gilbert Cofgin.
Terpt,birg lie now cOnfuod TO his bsd The rumor
that Be had absoCndeo lie unfounied. Doct Carroll
Of this village visited him Sunday His body AID
Bmbs are very much swollen. Although be l. very
gssersllY acknowledged to be hard case, public
ssnt!meot is very stTorg against the rerpstrstoIs OF
TIE outrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13
HORRIBLE MASSACRE or EMIGRANTS


OVER ONE HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED.
letter from j. C.. Ward to The Los Angeles Star,
dated San BernardiDe Oct. 1857, states that an en-
the train of emierapts from Missouri and Arkansss
bouId 70 California by way Of Great Salt Lake, hsd
been massacred By Indians at the Mountain Meadow
which are On or near the rim Of the Great Basin, and
srme distance south Of tie most southern Mormon
settlements The massacre took place about tbs l0th
or IIrh Of September. Mr.. Ward says he first OBJ
tanned hs Information froI the ILdiaEs The account
10 doubt much exaggerated If rot altogether untrue,
Is IA follows:
The psby consisted Of one hundred and thirty
OF G uldrtd arc Thirty fl uep, women and children
ard included some forty CT foItyhve capable OF bear
II arms. They were in possession OF quite an amount
Of stock Consisting Of hOrses, mules and Oxen Toe
e6ceups Ut was attacked about daylight 10 the morn
ing go say the Irdiars by the combined forces Of al
the various tribes Immediately in the section OF the
coantIy 1t sppears that the majority OF them were
slain al the first onset made by the Indians.
The remaining force formed themselves into the best
positen ther circumstances would allow; bat before
they could maize the Necessary Arrangements for pro
tectirg ZEN selves frcm the arrows there were b1'
few left who were able 10 bear sfus.
After having eorTsled their wagons, aud dug ditcn
fer their pros cor they Continued 10 hie up9n toe
Irdsrs for one two days; but the Indian ~ -
secre.eo themselves that according 20 then W 'se
" srt there was not one Of them kles ana pu, &c "
wounded. They the emgr ants then sen. nj a.
truce borne by little gll, and then gave
Up 10 TIE mercy Of the sayeges rho ,L aaoso.
riisted IL Ed Slaughtered I'll Of totu vo .lo hs,
tisn Of fifteen ins.nt children tbst nsvs s'no
Iurchssd, Hi.h come officially oy lne AA''"'A INV
TIA csr,e, which led 10 the ges'acre are fepo,sso
o. ha .hs, ub.n the trsia campsd st IN ird,sn vege
:. o0 C;,y tb4 engrsnt3 cot oIly cheated tao
a.si,as h.dIv In trading With them, but they pu'
st,,cbnins 10 dssa OK fS tbs purpose et possoass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13
THE ELECTION.

TIE Albany Journal Of last evening says thss there
M res TO report 10 the complexion of the Leg
.e oo1dr%..a of n the sss'a Of the
eo p-o,bl;csps. 8 Americans snd 60 Democrats. The
.,,.e stands as before-l6 Repub ic,ns Americ,
and Republicans aud II Democrats.
There are two localities tibet deserve to be men-
toned with especial c:edi! in regard to the recent
election. One is Auburn, the only city where the
Republican woe Of last year is increased this year.
The oih.r 10 the closely contested town Of Peru in
luton County, where they not only polled twelve
more Republican votes team last year, bu. increased
,he'r majority over both the opposing parties. 10
both casts tie retult due TO organization. Two
meeti g. were held in Peru, the OILY ones, we thick,
in the county; and at Auburn thorough CANVASS
recorded by the eloquenre Of Gov. Seward, tee Hon.
George Raihbun and the Hon. Christopher Morgan.
The following counties Official, or nearly We
have compared. them with the vote for Governor Of
last Fall:
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w.c,rIrAss. Thursday, Nov. IL, 1857.
u,.,ss, ia off for Nicaragua. He appeared Ia
osn .;,"a STATES District Court this morniog, snn
zoe o.n ~ sppen for exsniaation On the 7th I'm,
gave o himself staff, and over 300 men, embark
seo.,s The Mobile msil.bcst. The steamer Fashion,
90 @.,,sp Cougblin. with portion Of hi. men ana
SP" an nti.y Of arms ammunition and proviso pr
ag III At clock THE morning having drstsuom'ei
- search by the United States NJ arsbsl.
she cleared for Mobile. and Will iossrceP' Toe ~ ,hs
boat outtide when the whole party will emoaik ~ 80
Fashiop Cor Nicaragua Capt. Fas'oui rem Hated
Gen HeuuinReen is expected thia week; IN. out
Ststes ste.ne, Fulton, in the Mississippi "''
vittsd
sEcoSD DISPATCH 80 s.o,o tho
Gen waIker and his men were trstsisfI';; NJ ,h;is
Moh;Is mail boat to steamer IN wstns "a
Raw w;ts another supply of arms ano s do un ,he
m. e,,;hus.sr ,te amer immedste'y esmeu o""H '"'
hay aad Wake is considered fairy on. Cana
EotIipg has Jet been beard oi tne '''i'"'
think she zoe Tor the Texas regiment l. a. w.,kar
Ths s,esrn.r Dick Keys, which took Gen. essr
s,o,r tbs mail bostin Mobile bay, has returned 70 NO
his having placed the flbusters aboard walker sT.
stes,rsr Fashion, which has sailed for Nicaragua. hn
wheIa fsce consists OF sbo1t 400 men. Ms hts a
large quantity Of munors ard provisions enosgn 70
lsst for three to four MONTH, and l,Uo otand Vi
Axme.
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THE FLOOD.
Y,o~ The Albany Jo~vral. Noe. II.

Y,os The Albany yoSrroi, Nos. II.
The widespread destruction OF property at tho
West, by the foods. can only be partially ssceffained
az yet, as mail comm uniostlon is cut of. We have
received neither pspers nor letters west OF Genevs
since Tuesesy morning. The only communication
with Rochester ard Buffalo is by telegraph.
The rsrs have ceased but the water 10 the streams
is still high. Passengers from the west tell OF much
the farms ir the central part Of the State, b. side the
mere costly dsmege to bridges dams and mills in
many Of the manufacturing towns.
stropg force has been set to SoIl upon the e.'s
beet will u nearly if Lot quite week before boats
car pass.
DISPATCHES received at noon state that Cayuga Lake
is still rising 1t is over the railroad bridge and en-
harkme nt which cf course cannot be crossed. The
Seneca River has reached an unprecedented hight
and is still rising All the roads crossicg il sab
merged and some Of the bridges csrried off. The
Csyuga Marshes are entirely uOder wster-to use the
graphic expression Of passenger" look like an
ocean,"
F,om The Genera Cou,ie,.
That portion of our vii age lyrg north of Castle,
east of Main and south Of Lewis streets was com.
pletely inundated on Monday night.
The rain fell in torrents during the whole day, and
about o'clock in the afternoon il became evident that
the brook passing through that part Of the village was
not of sufficient capacity to carry of the water that
was making lis way in q fshtfQl manner from the
west part of the village to the lake. The creek CON-
mepoed overlooking about halfpsst s. aud by nearly
tie WnOle OF mat portion Cl the Viiage Aoovenamed
in complete navgable order for any class Of yes.
GELS not drawing water than canal boat. Many
families were obliged 10 abandon their homes entirely
and others sought refuge in the upper stories. We
hear of no loss of life.
From The SyrocpsS Josvna.
We learn that GOO passengers by the railroads were
In tcwntbis mornI g-being detained by the breaks"
upon the roads.
The track from Newa'k 10 Palmyra was not far
from three feet under water yesterday, but it is sup
posed to be unipjured. 1t was thought that travel
would be resumed this morning az Daylight. Some Of
the culyerts are alrt sdy repaired.
FROM The Pittsburgh Gazette
The rivers filing fart vest. rday. The Allegheny
ran ont faster than the Monorgshela and caused back
water to such degree that boats foated up the latter
with ,he curreIt. The water wss between thirteen and
fourteen feet, rising late in The evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13

ptrAsAsr AFFArR.-Ore dsy last week, ssys
The Eosh,n Argus, a nsrchsrt in Gardner, Me-.
,fer.d TO give barrel Of flour to tee Rev. Charles
BIske, BsP.s. minister in thu. city, provided the
yooI ladies' would haul il TO lin. To this they eoa'
seLted arc bsvitg cttsir ed email pair OF trseu
the barrel q -four wss placed thersos, and :ooui W
yourg ladies tcot bold Of the ropes and drew ne on
vel abou, halt nile, up ore OF tae steepest fus a
GasdIrer, TO the ministers house. IL: usu.s~
So Ard I'D sSme sxselJest MUSIC. There ws.s
large crowd 10 vines The r,ooeedn. a1d cAb.o. It.
u sker brouah. out very hand'o@s nesiss ess.
which fsstened to the barrel. ead w 60 - % ~
6ltiossl pfossst 70 Ne 0ieassefs