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NOTICE.
JOHN \. WILLIAMS, WATCH MAKER

JUN n. "~TLLIIA.NS, WATCH tWNhEH
AND IEWELER,
(FoRNERLY WITH Ma. JoHE HILL
rONTlNuES 10 repair Wachcs, Clocks and Jewclry
~ at his Old Stand. 18th street, two doors from Main.
All kinds of Fine Watches and Clocks repaired In the
neatest and mort reliable manner, on the most reasonable
terms, and warranted TO run twelve months
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Fine
Watches, such as Duplex. Chronometers, Lever, Re.
peater, &c, and Jewelry Of every description neatly
repaired.
Please to take notice, de all my own Watch aud
Clock Work mvself, and in no case will a second charge
be made on a Watch or Clock whilst under warrant, un.
less broken. JOHN. \. WILLIAMS,
Formerly with Mr.. John Hill, 18th street,
Two doors from Main.
p 81 keep constantly on hand, a we'll selected as
sortment OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware,
&c, &c, which will sell cheap, for Cash.
highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver.
n.t o
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LOGAN

e
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, "a.
N EvOTEs his undivided attention to the sale OF every
kind Of Country Produce.
He would say to farmers. that he has on hand a large
supply of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation,
which they can obtain promptly by order, or from the
agents AT the principal depo:s. Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel, Cary ST.
July lI-tf
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded By first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to per.
sons Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post office, county and State.
81 Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
G All prizes Of 1000 and under, paid Immediately az
ter the drawing cher prizes at the usual tme Of thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN & Co, Atlanta, Ga.
90 A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize TIA, each one is entitled
to, will be published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich.
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch. Sept IS
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WILLIAMS & DARLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

suocKoE S11r. R%IcHMoSp, VIRGINIA.
GEO ~. BYLLIANS I'M 7. CAR1INGTOE.
TUNHEY are prepared TO furnish Grain bags to custo.
mers. on the terms formerly charged By the Rich.
mond and Danvi!e Raj, road Company. Aug 5-3m
u HAVE IN STORE aud am selling very cheap,
splendid stock OF Tenders. shovels aud Tongs, In
unirs and sets; Coal Scunles, Andirons Of all kinda, ana
Shovel and Tongs stands
T~HEODORICK ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
Oct 81 No. IS, Main street
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K. MAYRsS
PLANO o N.
Opposite Brecden & Fox, No. 2lS, Broad st.
BEG leave to inform the public that
IL have on hand q large assortment OF su. H
perior ~
PIANO FORTES.
To the Manufacturers of these instruments (Steinway d
Sons. New York, and w. Cache l. Co., Baltimore,) prize
Medals of the highest order have been awarded in COM
petition with the best makers; as instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair, Wash
ton, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pa
lace, New York, November, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, 1856.
First Prize Medal, American Institute, Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1856.
All new Instruments sold at this establishment warranted
for five years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired.
Several second.handed Pianos for sale, and old and new
instruments for hire.
| have also for sale
MELoDEONS,
with single and double reeds.
Vl0LINS, GUITARS, &c,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning or repairing In
suuments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct E. MAiR,
Care of Edwin Workman & Co., Richmond. Va.
Sept lift
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H'TTs Y. 7 OVT I'm
Ny address Is Louisa Courthouse, Va. Oct l9-clm
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

n TNULT.ANAI
INFORMATION having been received By the Executive
Il that MERlWETHER F. DAY, charged with horse
stealing, and who was confined inthe jail of the county Of
Henrico, escaped ifrom said Jail on tho night Of the
Goth instant, and is now going ut large; therefore do
hereby offer a reward of one hundred and fifty dollars 10
any person who shall arrest the said Meriwethcr T. Day
and deliver him into the jnl OF sRid county. and do
moreover require all ofFcers OF this Commonwealth, civil
and military, and request the people generally to use their
best exertions to procure the arrest of the said Mcri.
wether 7. Day, that ne may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the Less
- g Seal of the Commonwealth. at Richmond. this
lh'"'4 2ls, day OF October, 1857.
HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor, GEoKGE W. MuSFonD, Secretary OF the
Commonwealth.
Meriwc,horF F. Day is about hve fee; scven inches high, has
dark hair, keeps his beard close shaved, which is inclined
to be- sandy coiored; ae has a Roman nose, rathsr a down.
cast look, cpcaks quick when spoken to, and weighs about
40 pounds. He was raised IN the county OF Hanover, and
married in the county Of Caroline, where he has a wife now
living. Oct 22-c3w
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.,

XXJHEREAs. under authority vested in the Executive
w by law, q commissioner has been appointed 10 ex.
anime into the condition of the Bank of Kanawhs, and, by
the report Of said commissioner, it is manifest that the
bank cannot meet its liabilities, and that its assets, 10 q
large amount, have been removed beyond the limits Of the
Commonwealth aud without the operation OF its laws, and
i, having been reported by It's President, in a communica.
ton hereto annexed, thar the said bank has ceased to re.
deem Its notes, in gold or silver coin, after having made
every effort TO do 90; therefore. !, Henry A. Wise, Govern.
or Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, do hereby prohibit
rhe bills or nstes Of said bank to be received In payment
of any money due to the STATE; AID eli collecting officers
OF the Commonwealth are required to take notice hereof.
In testimony whereof, have subscribed my name und
>, O., caused the seal Of the State to be affixed hereunto,
H. 81 at Richmond, this tenth day of October, 1857, and
in the 52d year OF the Commonwealth
ENR A. WISE.
By the Governor: GEORGE w. MusFoRp, Secretary Of
the Commonwealth.
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mn m

II UBIN,S EXTRACTS, for the bendk,Icb;ef.
can Fomstuins and Hair Oils. and a variety of other pre.
for the hair and the toilet. for ssie by
w. PETERSON. Druggist.
Oct 90 Cor. 18TH and Main sts
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VNHlS Virginia invented and manufactured Machine
Il acknowled2e d 10 be the bes, known by certificates
OF lnrge number of the best Farmers In Virginia, who
used il IN harvesting their las, crops, ia now exclusively
manufactured by Messrs. Samson & Pae, Of Richmond,
Va, well known for their skill and iaiihfulscse.
ills as strong rs can be msde-eus clean utt or dry
il, easy Of draueht-dccomm0dd,es Itself 10 all iusqualities
Of ground is easy TO the r~akcr-dnd is rarrantsd.
Those wanting these Rcapers are advised to send their
orders in as soon Hs convenient. SO that they may receive
them in the Spring. Address, Messrs SAMSON Il PAE.
or c. DIMMOCK Richmond, Va. Oct3-d6m
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINAR,

moi the year 1857, the hrs, Session Of thi, Institution
q will commence on tho 25th January, and close on the
10th Of June. The second Session will commerce the
Goth Of July and close the 10th of December
TERMS, payable at the end OF the Session:
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics, 90
French, 10
Music, 20 90
Ornamental Branches each. extra. 90
Latin and Greek Glass, taught By The subscriber. 90 90
In cases OF protracted sickness a deduction will be
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country. where
one teacher is employed, II is impossible, Tor want Of
tention that is needed. In sach schools, the little pupil in
music is necessarily sent 10 the piano to learn and prac-
ticc her music without assistance. Should there be but
ten scholars. and a half hour only devoted by each 10
music, the teacher being present, 1--WE hours OF the teach.
er's time will be consumed, and but little left for the in
struction in other studies. To this may be traced many
OF the complaints OF Female Schools.
The great object Of my school! sto secure the constant,
personal attention Of the Teachers 10 every Department
tend to the ordinary English Branches. including Mathe.
mates and the Sciences, and the other to Music. French,
and Ornamental Branches. Miss I. T. ScoTT will again
have charge of the first Department. By her fidelity and
her ~amisbility Of character. she secures the love of all
her pupils; and from my own examinations, | know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency
In the other Department, embracing Music, French, and
the Ornamental Branches, Miss lREsx KsAUFF 10 engag.
I'd. a lady educated with great care. As a teacher,
she has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
patrons. All that hear of her ia exceedingly compl.
mentary. Observe, that in Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in the presence Of the INSTRUCTORS,
and then retire to another Piano TO practice.
| frequently examine the young lsdies, especially on
such branches as are generally in Female Schools, very
imperfecty learned. When this 10 to take place 10 not
generally known BY them. The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing, feel it due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School. to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness to each other, and to every
member Of my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome Observance of those social proprieties
which contribute so much to the or nament Of female so.
ciety, their diigeut application to their duties, and their
proficiency, INERT more than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the cars Of the South Side RaillRoad, a
suitable conveyance will be provided.
E1pEvery article Of clothing should be marked.
EH1My address 10 MscFarland's, Lunenburg, Va.
OAc lief
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ANAWAY rom the subscribers, Two Negro Men:
II named JACOB and JOE.
Jacob is n blacksmith By trade, about % years old, five
feet cightor n!-c inches high, color black: was raised near
Suffolk, Va. ie runaway on Monday the 2-th September.
Joe lie d carpenter by trade, about 20 years old, FIVE feet
nine or ten inches high, slender built. color black; wns
brought from North Carolina By DR.. Z. Lawrence. He
runaway on Saturday last, the Sd Of October.
We will give the above reward of ONE
DOLLhRS for their delivery to us, or secured in Jail, or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either OF them
Oct 6-dtIstNoy DICKINSON. HILL & co,
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mig AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT PETERS.
BURG.
srprn,srEypEsrs OFFICE r. & P. RAIL RoAp,

Richmond, Oct. Is, 1851.
"IcKETs 70: :ae round trip from Richmond -
to Petersburg and return, sooa until the t4x&SI
.m"d during the week commencing on Monday-
morning, tae 10Th inst. a. o. so each; n
,nd article. going TO the Fair, hut all such stock and arti.
c c returning from the Fair. II the property OF the same
owner. shall be carried back free; and the charge paid shall
Wv Wv ref,ndcd ON presentation OF a certificate showing that
s nc srock and articles have actually been exhibited.
~, ~ +. II. GILL, superintendent.
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PTETY DOLLAfS REWARD.

n ANAWAY from the farm Of James F.. Roane, In
Charlie. C.y county, on the l2th OF September.
HENRY. ntis about 81 or - years old, dark skin, thick
III. fm;Tj evcs we'll made, healthy looking. and has holes
~; - b;s or "a for rincs. has a scar on one arm, %(supposed his
ii m ! be ia hvc feet seven inches high. He may be lurking
il, nr nbout this city. The above reward will be paid, If
taken on, OF the city, or SIS ii taken in the city ad dcltv'
cred to us. ,,,,,,u co ~
frf ". NJ. FOLLlfNl y " huCt6.
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RUNNRlIrnR SCunn,.

SCHOOL.
TIME first session of this School will commence on
the lst OF October, 1857, and close on the Ole: oi Ju'
ly, 1883.
The course Of instruction will include the English,
Latin, Greek, French. and Spanish languages, anc their
literature, and Mathematics, (both theoretically AMI in i;s
practical ap plication.)
The Principal i, a graduate Of the University OF virgi.
mia, and was engaged for one year as teacher OF Nstie'
mates In the school Of Mr.. l.. NJ. Coleman.
The School is situated In Fauguier county. in & neigh.
borhood we'll known for It's line climate and excellent So
ciety.
TERMS Board and tuition for each term q 1--WE
months, 8l25-payable on the lst OF October and let oil
March. Lights extra.
Circulars, giving further information, may be obtained
by addressing the Principal, at Salem Station. F.uquier
County, Va. GRAY CARROLL, N. A.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the University OF Virginia.
lance X. Mar.hall, Esq, Virginia Senate.
Hon. A. Atkinson. Isle of Wight County.
Geo. w. Carroll. Esq Isle Of Wight County.
Col. C. G. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. IL. Norton. Warrenton, Va.
May 29-ctluNov
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vIRGINIA GLASS WORKS.,

THNHESE Works are now in operation. The Proprie.
4 tor having made extensive improvements to enable
him to compete with the best establishments in the
Union, is enabled to offer every description of Glass
Ware manufactured By him, of the best quality. and
upon the most reasonable terms He therefore confident.
ly scEcits the patronage Of Virginia, and Of the Southern
states generally. in support; Of this new branch Of South.
err Industry
Being OF Inc opinion tina, a nett price list, subjcc. only
TO fair and legitimate deductions to wholesale and cash
purchasers, will be more acceptable to tine pnblic, than
the customary scale heretofore in use, he has adopted a
lis, Of prices founded upon a discount Of sixty per cent.
from the old list. Due notice will be given of amy changes
hereafter made.
Lists forwarded to order.
Acredit of -Four Months will BIZ given for approved pl.
per, or satisfactory reference; a deduction Of ten per
cent. will be made to large consumers and wholesale
dealers, and in al cases II further deduction Of five per
cent. from foot of their bills Tor cash.
The City Omnibus line will convey passengers to with.
in few yards of the Factory.
Oct 5-tf JACOB 6. ATT EE. proprie.or.
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BANK OF KANAWHA,
EiAAWHA GAlINEG Cd Ocn lGG1

His Excellcncy Henry A. WISE, Governor Of Va.
Slr-The existing state of financial troubles throughout
the country, resulting in the suspension Of numerous
banks, has influenced the Foard of Directors of this Bank
TO discontinue the payment OF tpecio from this date, nm
ill such time as a general resumption Of specie payments
by other neighboring banks shall enable it to resume on fair
and equalterms.
Having redeemed Its notes In gold on demand up to this
time, and retired three .hfths of its entire circulation In
the past five weeks, il is with great reluctance that this
Bank now resorts to this measure.
] have thought it proper to give you immediate notice OF
the fact stated above.
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IRON SAUSAGE MACHINES.-l have jus, 70.
ceivcd a second supply of the above machines which
| am selling very low.
Importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
Oc, o6 No. e. Main atrept
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STEAM ENGINE.
TyHE subscriber Offers for sale a secondhand portable
STEAM ENGINE, good as new, which will OF sold
at half price. C. LEONARD,
Oct l6-u Old street, Petersburg. Va.
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BY LARUs Il SHINE ,iCy-.

E~GltoES-Thi day. a; q oic.n~,. { W. ..r. --
- nk"Iy negroes-men boys sHD -ir-.
octG HECTOR b. f...
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TURAL SOCIETY OS VIRGINIA.
trral Society, who may come over the route Of this
company, between Washington and Richmond, on the &C.
casion OF the Annual State Fair, which will commence on
TUESDAY, 9th October, will be allowed the privilege
of returning free, and a ticket to that effect can be pro-
cured of any Agent Of the Company. at the time OF taking
passage for Richmond; provided, the soc!ety's certificate
Of membership is exhibited to such agent nj the time OF
purchasing a ticket for Richmond. Persons will not he
allowed tho privilege of returning free after becoming
in Richmond SAML huIu'
Office R.. F. e. F.. r. R. Company,
Richmond Oct. 7. 1857.
N. B.-Tickcts not transferable. and good only from
o5th Oct to Monday, cd Nov. ls57, inclusive.
Oc, Z ,aNov :. r., Supt Trans. =
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IL NEW AND EXTENSIVE
car AND FANCY U DEPoT
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FOR THE FAIR.

4 N extra Packet Boat will leave scottsville, Sunday
"A night Rt II o'clock, and pass New Canton at 2 a:
A. NJ; Cedar Point, 9l.2A NJ; Michaux Ferry. 81 A. NJ;
Judc's IL IL a. N Manakin,nwn, l P. NJ; and arrive in
Richmond on the Goth inst, at Pm.
Nv the Mail Packet, arriving in Richmond, Wednesday,
18th inst. ate A. NJ. pas,engers will be in time for the
great day Of the Fair.
RETURNING.
The Mail Packet will leave Friday, 30th, AT SIP. NJ, and
an extra Boat for New Canton, will leave Saturday, 3lst
of October, ut g A. NJ.
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SCHOOLS AND

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL sCHOOL,
THE subscriber will open on tho lst of October, 1857
Il a select school at Grassland, within one mile OF Pc.
tersburg. lie has reason 10 believe, that during AN tx.
perience Of eigh; years, both rs Principal and Assistant
IN Academies. he has given entire satisfaction 10 tbose
who have confdcd their children to his instruction.
Board aud tuition, payable seini.annuSlly In advance)
for session Of nine and u haif months, $500.
DAY SCHOLARS
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RO8T. Tfi0Nh,
SALE AT BLESHfIN.
m

q. :. NEW MAN.
Address DR.. X. Thsmas, Orange {. H., or Dr. G :
Newman, Somerset va. "-'"i'
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CULPEPRR MILITARY INSTITUTE,

CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
GNHE second session Of this school will commence on
the first day of next September. The course Of In
struction will include the Latin, Greek, French and Span
ish Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
isry. and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are gradu.
stes of the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute, who will adopt the modes of instruction pur
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights for ten months,
5ls0.
For circulars, containing full information address
CHARLES F.. ~LlGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court Hou'e.
REFER
We have the privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty v NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gildersleeve, Schele dc
We're, McGufey, University Of Virginia
Pref Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen A Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AN
John Hunter, ESQ, Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev WIN S White d ID, Lexington
Rev WIN N Pendleton
Gen VIM II Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM B Taliaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w D Wallach, Gen George M Cooke, A Bel ESQ,
Washington CITY
Maj Henry Hill, U s Army. New York
RI Voss, Esq, RappahannOck county
eapt James Stark
The citizens OF Culpeper. July 3l-cti
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IT. JOHNS LODGE, no rs

(r,,r IT JVTTN IsUUVE, NJ. 30.
az MenoeG. OF - Johns Lodge, No. sc, q
|. ~ hHi"hy summoned TO attend a called a
/ ~ ;%c:. Lode. to be held at the Ma.~$
"a ~ WEDNESDAY, tho oath inst at ~
hS!."' sister Lodges, and all transient Brethren
N7'fhay invited 10 attend.
,',;s' Of tie WOrshipful Master.
d. KING, sec'y.
ut STEAMER GEORGE Pea ~n
aoDh o BALTIMORE. wilSMe~
zee tais afternoon At 4 o'clock, Tues. A
%"-!: LUDLAM & WATSON.
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~ EGROES.-We will su! 10 likely nc-tJr.. -.s
ton, at our Office, At .; o'clock t. dHy.
ID. NJ uLLiiN < 90 lHn.
Oct27 - .r...
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DICKINSON. HILL {; 60, 80
BY ID. VI. PULLIAM & co, N"r~-

NEGROES-Will be sold by va this mrrr r. o.. Ia
~ O'Clock. - likely Negroes. consisting O.: N.u. ..rs
anc Girls, and Women and Children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-12
t'S9me Pumpkins"

John ;. Reed. ESQ; Of Washington township in
this county, raised on his farm this season, 4 pump
KIN which for size and weight beats anything In the
pumpkin line that We ever heard of. Its largest
circumference, five feet two inches, Its smallest, foUr
feet ten inehes-Weight eighty pounds There grew
upon the sane vine with 1t another which weighed
fifty pOunds-BaytOH Empire.
Your pumpkins, Mr. Empire, are Zone
horse affairs. We raised one IN our own
struck patch' which weighed 125 pounds.
We thought that would beat ''an natur ,
but before we had time to brag about ii in
print We were shown one raised BY Hon.
A. d. Jones, Of Omaha, which weighed
Us pounds. We notice In the last Neus
that S. F. NuckOlls, Esq, of Nebraska
city, raised one weighing 1917 pounds. Om
pumpkins are all from seed sent from the
Patent Office last spring, under the name
Of Flesh Pumpkins"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-12
Mormon OUtTageS! Late and
Important News! .

7g.s asgoing TO press, weare informed
r 5. DUsDYs Dsq. Of Archer, that
| Sunday ha,a Messenger from the
-rnentT Train en- routefOr Salt Lake,
fer. Harvey at Fl. LeaVenwOrth passed
I. Mace. He reports seTenty-three
srnmeut Wagons destroyed by Nor
at Green River; the grass all burn
--bin two hundred miles of Salt Lake
I man hung, and Jones the MaiIOOn-
,r- taken prisoner. We viii prob
have particulars by Z next issue,
We are only strenthened In former O
us thai such Government forces as
2a, L. SaIt Lake, VIII accomplish
nr. To clean ont the MormOns,
Volunteer force Is what viii be re-
5.