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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
TIME Nineteenth Annual Session will commence on
IL the 18th instant, and close the nth December
following, with vacation OF one month in Summer.
The above Institution 10 situated Immediately on the
South Side Railroad twenty five miles West from Peters
rslity.
Good Board can be obtained In the Immediate vicinity
OF the Academy upon reasonable terms;
Terms, per Session Of Ten Months;
Tuition In English Branches, go
Languages, ~
Address, Fo,ds Depot, Diawiddie' r Va p.;..,n.,
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
uNHE second session Of this school will commence on
Il the fret day of next September The course OF In
sructon will include the Latin Greek French and Span
isuy, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged conduct the school gradu
stes of the University of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt tho modes Of instruction pur.
N'N - ''''' ' TERMS:
Board tuition. washing fuel and lights for ten months,
For circulars containing full information, address
CHARLES Z. LlGHTFOOT,
Cupeper Court House.
We have the privilege Of referring to the following:
Faculty Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gidersleevs Scbee de-
Vere McGufey University Of Virginia
Pref Lucen Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
John Hunter Esq Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM White, D D, Lexington
Rev VIM Pendleton .,,-
Gen VIM Richardson, Richnop1 wy
Col VIM Tslsfsrro Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq. Culperef u c,., . pou R.o
w D Wallsch, Gen George m |ooAo' ''' ''"
" Ma; HENRY Hill U Army. New York
r. Voss, Esq, Rappshsnuock county
The citizens Of Culpeper July 3l-cu
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RICHMOND MARKETS, JAN. S, 1858.
fLouR.-saes at So to Shippers, and 81 to the City
NHEAT-Good to prime Red. sl.sosl.25; good 10
me white, 81 30al IS
EoRN-Saes at 50s55c. for new, and 65a7Octs. for
ATS-In demand at 3oGl35 cents
4OBACCO-The receipts of old Tobacco continue
bill, aud but little old offered this time, We quote
PRIOR old Lues at Scat So good S7a7 25 Inferior Leaf
5Oas So good s. 75al0 50all. Fine shipping scarce:
quote such at sl4u16 50. Fine Manufacturing, none
market. The receipts of new loose Tobacco have in
based very much, with demand at improved
res. Luss 81 75al 5Oa5 good Leaf sc 5Oa7 5Oas 50;
1mmng $40 25al2 sly.
$3Af-e0n90 cents per ewt-stock large.
DACON-we quote Sides 10 CENTS Shoulders 0W1Oci Hams
&@l3 cts. Market dull and declining.
tARD-Prime new in bbs l0tc, in kegs l0lallc
kImore refined in Pals lei and dull.
GGARS.-The advices from Louisiana, reporting the
Injury to the Cane has produced reaction in Sugars
u with fair demand for the Prices have advan
4&@Hc. We quote Cuba ik0Sc; Porto Rico 7GS&c
Dee Sugar 1o1l Q14c Crushed l20l2Hc; Loaf 12H@1Sc
l0A@l2c; Laguayra l39l8h.
GQC0RS.-BRAsDY, 0tard, Dupuy Co., $4,000 Il
Jon; A. segnet,e, s225G45OF Sazerac, ss.ss145 50
nnessey S8s5@50o; Peach, scarce at 25@2 Virginia
|pe, GOOSE; DO old So Northern, do, $50
{. Imitation, 45Qt4ix cents. RrA.-New England, 500
cents for mixed 55A for pure. GIS.-Holland, l2Od
g.
improve demand the Market is frm
quote old West India 25c p Dbl "A cts hid old crop
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ARRIVAL OF THE CYANE

oRroLK, Jan. The u. 3. sloop-of.war Cyane
we'd here to-day, in twenty.seven days from Port
Prince. Her officers are all well, but IA of her
are on the sick list. She brought Captain Mayo
be brig r. w. Packer, who has been in prison at
Haytien; also the remains of the late Passed
i.hipman Brodhead, from Port au Prince. No &C.
n, or death has occurred on board the Cyane for
S,ty.two months. She left the Spanish squadron
Havana. Three hundred men had died Of fever
board one of the Spanish ships. Considerable
kr still prevailed at Havana. Several members Of
opera troupes are down whit. The weather was
very hot and calm. The yellow fever was ra'
:. The Cyane left the ship Fashion at Havana.
passed. brig Cayugs from Port au Prince' Tor
: York. on the Pad of January.
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JNO. N. WILLIAMS, MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER
(fOrmerly wiM Mr.. John HiN)
HAS taken the store lately occupied by Mr.. q
- Thomas SHEPHERD, asa shoestore, next door "a
to Mr.. James Williams shoe store No 5 east w &.
Main street, where he keGps constantly hund 6AD
good assornnt OF tine watches, clocks jewelry, &c,
which he sells low Tor cash. and warrants every article
| sold to be represented
All watches sold at this establishment will be thorough.
examined before delivered TO the customers and war
rHned perform well for twelve morshs without charge
for repairs uness broken All kinds of fine watches such
as Duplex Chronomctcr, English and Anchor Levers,
Horizontal escapements, and Reporters and fine English
aud French Clock repaired in wsrkmanlike manner and
warranted twelve cnts without additional charge
| unless broken
All kinds Of jewelry music boxes Accordeons &c, &c
neatly and promptly repaired satisfaction warranted
In every article sold repaired ut this establishment by
in WILLIAMS, No. :, East Main street,
Next door 10 Mr.. Jas. Williams shocstore,
Dec Ii Mark III
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VALUABLE COURT.HOUSE PROPERTY FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION UNDER DEED Of


VALUABLE COURT.HOUsE PROPERTY FOR
TRUST
10y virtue of deed OF trust executed to me on the
ID 18th day OF January, 1885, by VIM. A. Graves and
Wm NJ. Duva to secure to Jeremiah Hobbs certain snms
of money therein mentioned. will SELL at public auction,
upon the premises, at Chesterfield Court House, on
THURSDAY, the 2sh day Of January next, the real
tate conveyed by said deed, wit tract parcel OF
land lying and being the Court House OF said county,
containing so0t with all the improvements and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging. There is about 4OO
acres of the land arabe and in good cuvang condition.
the balance Is mostly in original growth.
The buildings consist OF large framed tavern house.
large and superior brick building short distance in
of the tavern good houses Tor servants barns blacksmith
and wheewr eht shops, an excellent grst mill, capable
of Furnishing from It's tolls large portion oil the grain
needed upon the place. This property certainly very
valuable surrounding the Court House Of large and pop
ulous county and there being other public house
the place and being within Is miles of Richmond and
Petersburg and within three miles of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad large and increasing business must
necessarily be done if properly attended to.
TERMS: About Is 900 in cash, and expenses Of the sae
So the lst day Of January 1852 81 2fO the LIST
OF January 1850 and 81 l20 the LIST OF January sGl,
and the balance upon such credit the said VIM Graves
and VIM NJ Duval may designate. The title undispua
ble but selling trustee will Of convey with
special wsrrants.
Sale positive if fair If not. upon the far day.
ALEXANDER JONES, Trustee.
By virtue of deed Of trust executed tine 23d
of December 1857, by VIM. NJ. Duva, for certain pur.
poses therein mentioned will sell the time and
place above designated all OF the personal properly OF
the said VIM NJ Duva upon the place. consisting OF eight
mules three horses stock OF cows, hogs, &c about U'
bbS corn crops of oati fodder &c; carriage, buggy
farming utensils Of every description, all Of the house
TERMS at sale. A. f. COGBlLL,
Dec 2Q-ctds Truster
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
10 MILES SOUTH OF GAINESVILLE, VA.
On M

r. II. GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
VuNHE principal after teaching for 20 years. having de-
termined TO establish permanent Select School in
the country selected the above location out Of many
" suitable for the purpose designed Reference being
had especially health and the advantages of social
moral, and religious influence. To attain these ends
though at the expense OF improving place. the site
was procured the midst OF community noted Tor in
telnsence, refinement, and moral worth remote from
stores tipug shops and other places OF temptation to
extravagance or vice.
The School has been years In successful operation
and the character of the location above given 10 freely
awarded to 1t by all connected Herewith:
Board can be had In families OF the highest respecta.
billy.
that applicants state the progress already made.
Terms-For Board and Tuition per sessions Of 20 weeks
Ss5, payable in advance.
The session will commence on the 18th January,
1853 Address the Principal at Brownsville p. o., Gran.
vide county N c. Dec4-c6w
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.SsaGE OF GoyERNoR OF MASsACHU

NEI IL.
kosros, Jan. 7.-Gov. Banks sent in message
bay, mainly devoted 10 local affairs, but closing
4 review of Kansas difficulties. The funded
4 of the State amounts to $l,300,UUO. Provision
sde Tor all but $2l5,O0O. Unless the expenses Of
State are reduced, there will be- deficit OF
b,OOO, which will have to be raised by State ta1
Governor will concur with the Legislature in the
pton Of means to purify the elections and to pro-
! the rights of American citizens. Concerning
sas. he Gays nothing but the direct intervention Of
kral influence can force through Congress the LIE.
Upton Constitution, which, if sanctioned. will be
heaviest blow ever given against free govern
IL
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
NEGRO HIRING, &c
LYME &. Gil DREX

NEGRO HIRING, &c
LYME & CHlLDREY,
AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OUT NEGROES COLLECT CLAIMS. &C,
OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WYE the undersigned having heard that Dr.. Re-. b
w Lyme and John T. Childrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose CT conducting gcn"r"
agency business in Richmond, take pleasure in recon-
mendng them the patronage OF the public feeling
sured they will faithfully aud punctuay do whatever they
may undertake Agents.
Sherwn McRse, Richmond.
John r. Garnctt, NJ. D., Henrico.
John j. Young, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Garland Hsines, j. HenrcO
John Nettlcs, J. p, Richmond.
Thos. +. Euckols, J. p Henrico,
Chas. B. Williams HeDrco
John o. Taylor J. p, Henrco.
Wn. Bulware, King s. Queen
John NJ Gregory Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Goddin e. Apperson, Renl Estate Auctonrcrs
Mc(iruders Sons.
Nae
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an, IIIiEnI,Ln - Wig Eon SIIE

ONE HUNDRED SLAVES FOR SALE
AN TUESDAY the 18th day of January, 1853 the un.
u dersgned trustees in deed of trust Of record in
the Clerks Office of Brunswick, will cell at public
auction the plantation formerly the property OF james
H. NJ Nebbltt in the county of Brunswick, the Peters.
burg and oydon plank road, about forty miles from
Petersburg
ONE HUNDRED SLAVES,
Consisting of men, women boys and girls; also, two tho
rou III bred mares both OF The Qucen"-One by
"Margrave," and the other by Norfolk"
The sale will be commenced at halfpast twelve oclcck
The slaves will be sold for cash. and the mares upon
credit Of six months. JNO. +. SHE'LL,
B. L. WILKES,
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xrcaRAGUAN CORRESPONDENTS.

WAsHiSGToN, Jan. Z.
a.den, Buchanan to-day responded to the call
"a Senate, enclosing the Nicaragua correspond,
It.ays, that while Com. Pauldiug committed
sst error in arresting Gen. Walker, it is quite
mt he was actuated by patriotic motives ana de-
as to promote the interests Of the country. N,cs.
IA sustans no injury by the act; she alone has the
\ to complain and it is evident she will never e.
70 that right. NM.
warm dsbate ensued. Messrs. Seward, Dooht
and Pearce sustained the President, and Messrs.
ia. Criftenden. Brown, Pugh, Toombs and Dou
! in opposition. The correspondence was refer
10 the committee on foreign affairs.
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$500 Prizes amountingt to $780, 0G
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, s.; Quarters, 81 90.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 80 OO0 corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips of paper
are enccled with small tin tubes and placed In wheel
The hrst 462 prizes similarly printed and encirced are
placed In another wheel.
from the wheel OF numbers and at the time prize
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
out opened and exhibited to the audience and register
the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation Is repeated until ailt
APPROXIMATION pRIzEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers those drawing the first prize.
will be entitled to the % Approximation Prizes. For exam
pe II ticket No 1880 the $780, 900 prize those tick
cts numbered 12S 1920 1881 1882, will each be emit
tied to 800. II ticket No $50 draws the $4,000, those
tickets numbered 5s $40 55 $50 will each be entitled to
$780, and so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF $40 will be determined by he last fig
ure the that draws the 500 prize For
then all the tickets where the number ends in !, will be
entitled 800 II the number ends with 2 then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to geo
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk:
Certificate OF packages Of 10 Whole tickets IS
10 Quarter" &c
10 Eighth I" II
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they ma,
designate.
The of drawn number, and prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately AFTER the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable II
| full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 900 and under, paid immediately AZ
ter the drawngother prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
| Address orders for tickets or certihcatesto
s. SWAN CO., Augusta Ga.
81 A list OF the numbers that drawn from tn.
wheel with the Of the prize that each entitled
will be published after every drawing In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intellgencer New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News Rich
| moud Dispatch NewYork Dispatch, Augusta (Geo) Con
sttutionalst and Pauldng Miss.( Clarion. Jan ].
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
EDY virtue OF deed Of and decree of the Cir
Id cult Court of Gloucester, will sell, at Public Ave
ton for cash. Monday the 18th day Of February 1859
court day. all that part of the OF land called Green
wch in Gloucester county. on York river which
veyed by John w Fox TO trustees for the purpose of
curing debts due Thomas Smith & Co.
The property is very desirable one, containing 300
acres in good of cultivation; and has upon
Portable dwelling house and other buildings.
Every facility tor the transportation Of produce by
steamers sail vessels bnd tho river flats IL
front Of the land abound in oysters and available for
oyster planting to agrea, extent.
WIN. B. TALIAFERRO,
Trust
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SWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
0Hn nnn

FOR TEN DOLLARS.
TTNHE following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co..
Il Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery In each
Of their Lotteries for JANUARY, 1855, at GUSTA Ga
to which city they have removed their Principal Office
CLASS 90
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, January 9th, 1858.
CLASS II,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Georgia. In public on
SATURDAY, January 10th, 1853.
CLASS -,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY. January 23d, 1865.
CLASS a.
To drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia in public
SATURDAY, January 80, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND HUNDRED FRIES j
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets I!
AGNIFICENT SCHEME
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7ITEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
,,sed for Richmond the Enquirer.
>. MYTH CONGRESS-FIRsr SEssIoH.
hi W.sHINeroS, Jan. 7, 1853,


-Mr. Hammond, of South Carolina, sp-
d to-day aud took his seat, MIR Mr. Seward pre- re-
petition from citizens o, New =. aosS 10, the
cuou VI u ss tabled. Other bills aud rssolu-
reso u.r, l;,,la Importance we're introduced. The
20 ,hsn wen, INTO executive session.
nsv ,"e" The Central American question was taken
us,: ,rh.vsr made speech. He wanted to
~; n" Nicaragua by colonization. MIR. Adrian
."n 4 mastering and excused Commodore
;n"'" The House then adjourned till Monday.
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CLovERDALE, IN CULpEPER COUNTY FOR

UNHS farm contains 100 acres, hes almost Immediately
IL the Orange Alexandra Railroad, TWO miles
from Brandy Station IN cupePer county near the zap
with slightly undulating surface With large proper
tion Of superior meadow. The soil is naturally n
most productive one IS IN hne STATE Oh ca INV
adons the late no. g. Barows Fleetwood Tract Rober,
trpgflow and others; s we'll tmbered, located in the
;dst of good society," and for heahfulnes convenience
to market social advantages and intrinsic value is
passed by few homes in that section.
The buildings are all very plain.
This band will ba sold on long credits. The purchase
money viii mainly belong tn infants who VIII not wan,
the principal for a number of years Apply to
GODDIN d APPERSON.
Jan 4-clm Richmond, Va
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VuNHE undersigned will give the above reward for the
Il apprehension and delivery to the Jnor Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, of Samuel Meredith who murdered
H. F. Robertson, in the town Of Winchester Tennessee
on the evening Of the 2ith December and has He'd 10
parts unknown.
Said Meredith is from % 30 years old about SIX feet
high SLENDER thin visaged high torchcad light blue eyes
large and prominent, but of langud expression good
many wrinkles about the eyes for his age fair complex
ion. rather salow light hnr, but thin his head; Ind
whiskerS all over his face except the upper lip whs
kers thin on each side of his face and ashy color his
Chin in his movements rather Slow has down look his
lips usually compressed, bu; when in conversation plea
SAINT smiles easily and shows fine OF teeth has much
nerve and sepossession; brick mason by trade wore
oil black moleskin ovcrceat, perhaps since he left has
cut I'll his hair and whskcrs.
CLARINDA +. ROBERTSON,
DAVID +. ROBERTSON,
Winchester, Tena Dec 2S, 1857. Jan Sew
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$500 Prizes amounting to ............-. s29 $50
The Is Prizes of Is 50 determined by the last
figure Of the number that draws the Capal-f it
odd number, then every odd number Ticket will be cnti
tied TO 90 so; lift Is number, then every
number Ticket will be entitled So So in addition any
other Prize the Ticket may draw.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets Certificates OF Packages
Of Tickets to ANDERSON e. son, Managers,
Dec 10 Macon or Savannah. Ga.
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THALBERG GRAND PIANO FORTES.
ME two Grand Piano Fortes, from the celebrated
Chickering's Factory, Boston, selected by the great
Aaist Thaberg and which he win perform at bis
eas Concerts, will remain for sale at
HiBLESToN & BRO, No. l69, Main at.
one OF these Instruments is now open, and will be
ERE exhibited IDtv the evening of the Concert
EATHL CARUSf,
JAR Tia Agent for Chickeripe & Son.
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UISSULUT1ON.
TUNHE Co partnership heretofore existing between the
Il the subscribers being dissolved by limitation the
ls January 1853 becomes necessary to collect with
out delay, all debts due to the concern.
All persons whose accounts are due are requested 70
make immediate payment longer indulgence cannot
be given PEYTOE JOHNSTON,
JOSEPH w. JOHNSTON
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MERCHANDISE,
mr., INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
hoL I'm, IltACkERAY. CHARLES READE, MRS
HASkELL AND WlLKIE COLLINS.
AKFER'S observation-disclosures OF IL

bull WEN, TiACkERAY. CHARLES READE, MRS.
HASKELL AND WlLKlE COLLINS.
AKFER's MAGAZINE-Comalenc OF h
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LYON SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleven
q acres in Albemarlc county. adjoining the LANDS
d. Massey, Sneed and others Sin miles from
Charlottesville. two and half from Shadwcll Depot
and two from the Rivanna Improvement. One hundred
and twenty acres cleared we'll enclosed and IN high
state oil improvement One.thrd of this is good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary buildings are IN
the place, and well OF first Wafer in the yard.
TERMS liberal; or if desired, an exchange ior Rich
mond property will be made
Address Richmond or call a, my Office corner .,
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctlJa MART
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HILLSvILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNTY, Va.

CARROLL COUNTY, Va.
B.. F. THOMPSON, A. B., President,
assisted by a full Corps Of Efficient Instructors.
TUNHE Fifteenth Session of this Institution will
menee the first Monday in January and close the 4ih
Thursday in May. Board BIO had at six dollars per
month, in good families.
Hisville is a small village the top Of the Blue
Ridge commanding view Of the most picturesque, 70.
mantle and sublime scenory. 1t IL we'll supplied with
wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
society as our smaller generally Is situated
the main thoroughfare from Tennessee North Carolina,
over which passes daily line of stages 1t 10 within
few hours travel OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Tho last schoastic yoar numbered hundred and fifty
three students An annual catalogue 10 issued which will
be any person at time desiring further nfor
nation about the school, Dec 9S-clmA
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lew YORK, JAN. THE Herald says that Sc
larry Cobb has refused an offer for million Of
bury notes at three and quarter per cent.
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MORE MORMON OUTRAGES.

~ MOkE MOkMON w lhaUEo' ~.
-. LOUIS Jan. IAN express passed through ST
sph's to-day with dispatches for LesvenwoTth.I
hyperion body of Mormons had oyerpowered Col
ke'. command, while passing from Hams Fork to
Bridger, butcheripg two hundred, taking mum,
of prisoners. and hanging all the officers that
captured. The report is doubtless false or ex'
e. ersted.