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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

NYent sattcr. Wrpt Gutter. Just received lot
WI Of very superior uuS MAT CUTTERS for cutting
meat and mnelng for which far superior
thing Of The Kind before IN this market They partc.
Wlay adaptodfor family aso orbutehors being
Tally made Please call and examine them soon, they
VA great demand aud viii be gone the Agricultural
bepotp H. s. WHITIEMORE q BIO
just below the Norvell iIDtsr, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of Capt. j. H. Bailey.
cots Main street Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

NEW GOOBS.-The subscriber has received his
II complete Stock of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS
10 which the attention of his friends and tho public general
Ia respectfully called Having taken advantage of the de-
pressed state of tie market Ia purchasing his Goods lie VIII
be able 10 offer great Inducements 10 buyers
Tie articles al too numerous to mention there lp
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides large assortment Of Boots Shoes Hats
Caps III ibrellas rsrasols Country Merchants
peeay vited call him before they further East he
is dctcrmin I'd 20 soil Richmond Prices Strict attention
will be paid 10 orders Come and All
ap Igts NATHI. GtGGENHEtMEK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

- WORCESTERSHIRE JAMESTOW n $50
The l. y Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN in com
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York rcgular
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock kich
inohu She Will not take any freight City Poa
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 clock, for New York.
Those desiring to ship by her their goods
Monday Passengers desiring this ship here can
State.koo1n secured by addressing by mail
.-Y The ROANOKE Capt SKINNER stops at City rol,
where she will land and freight Both JAMESON
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at CITY
and Norfolk. IIJJLAM q WATSON
2y Richmond IA
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XNNmmamG ACAnEmH oEEuNEAnTs.

N>aIsasss sS. ACADEMY on FINE ARTS.
Ia ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY .-PArENT
AMBRofIPES by J. KEAGH, only successor to Z. +.
gibbs At has old stand door the Virginia Bank
stivc-tonusscdly the highest achievement
graphic These beautiful pictures, glass plates
months almost entirely aunlhate tho old style
rcoype paocess, being Infinitely superior every regard
FIRST, they bu light The features
Srrsrd in the Daguerreotype They brilliant
richer and elegant nish the eyes per-
ect taken in oneOur the time Required by the old process
and lastly they will last They Theoretically
I'D between plates Of glass which sealing secured by letters
patent In the United States and Europe and owned in Lynch
burg by keagy. oag This scaling ,udes them npeyious
air water otheragent which destroys the Daguereo
type.
Citizens and strangers especially invited call audex
specimens
Daguereoypes copied into Ambroypos and rendered
pershahlc.
given in the and the right make Ambr.
types IN Virginia, on reasonable terms.
livery variety of Castings Frames also large
Jewelry constantly on hand Sep 29-dts
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'61WIeE s. WEEg& MEswE EN =

F6NWhSE II NEEaN al a 4 ~ ZEN
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam 1>ALI :,
ers BELNlDLkE and IOCAHONTAS-1hc
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore CHUfy 81 + r.
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond. Returning ri III
MoND every 1T ESDAh AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning loqie
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Lalb
tmore.
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats mus haycil5
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mar ~ IIDLAM a WATSON Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

E.-Ihe Steamer ROANOKE. i-~rs
- haying again commenced her regular -
us to Richmond, there is communication sszsscs'
t"lee week by steamers, to New York and baltimore
SHIPPERS shipping by reyjohn's regular line of Boats
80, III i,chiohd viii be certain to get their shipment
e.y through without detention and at the lowest rates
ps ordered to my care will be promptly forv arcd b,
SAINT hhe which is the only regular line now on the Canal
sep cots ~ ~ '' ,i M \
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npY nnons rpncrPIFs- &C

<.rVas4uHe~ s.oott- isstz st'szsN'. at
q NsfsH Ias faassai 'pts 4ss .ssei is sssA =
led ois4.a rloihs Doe stss Fancy siasssilles sk
plain and faacy froneh essslsss hstrs me and
ale isr pants suits Shirts Collars and DTawersaI
I'D. and sss If best cnt aud make half hose gloves
.ae hseatrr.Ilef. efasats scarf tes and al Kinds o.
HIS stock Of inins the beat 10 be found In this
Any Of The above goods viii be sold low they be
hauFh elsewhere, b. made up % order at short notice
s len vi" phrase call and examine ''ssi ''I'n FACE
Hro,, Sev s.oed--ssth March. Is5S.-sno.
vi PuRvIs agent settling good bargains all kinds
:, nv oaaas The pnbiie viii please call and essule his
stock Of Cloth, csssncres Nesngh Mohsns Meuinos Al
paseas &c also Of White Goods Domestic Get
lens uaieoos Sc A all Of which will be sold cheap
rash " d,sif
(.oaee mud sugar
u 30 bags prime Rio Coffee
20 bags old Java do
10 hhdt \. o and ~. crois Sugar
80 bbls best Coffee sugar
Aaoai and in store for By -
- round Alum salt
u 500 SACKS Liverpool hne Salt in prime ORDER
100 saeks ground Alum Salt
Just received aud for sale by
dec l2e LEE 4 JOHNSON
NEW CONCEHN.-wm.T r. Anderson has
~ ihis day associated Nilh him JOHN q ADAMS and
p9 2nAs ASps9s 81 Isl AS % ,n, aR
ING BUSINESS under the hrm and style Of ANDERSON,
ADAMS co, At the old stand Of ". r Andereon for
They " III always Keep hand selected stock Of 70
eefes' Guapo. ground aud lamp Plaster Livingston Poughs
attention given the sale Of and
advances made on Produce In hand
WILLIAM r ANDERSON
JOHN O. ADAMS,
f. 14s THOMAS o. ANDERSON
QNOH SALE ON CONslGNNENT.-1O, 900
II lbs Cotton YaTn-just received aud for sale
meni. by lnos t5ts MoCoRkIE q JONES.
ltnANpAss.NE wsNE.--.Bu-s received and
u lot Of superior Champagne Wine, quart and
pint bottles Jan - "a LEE e. JOHNSON
Alln Lbs. BACON
sDsOUO 600 lbs. yonson Hams
10 firkins Butter
5fitklns Lard,
Just received and for sale by
fe l2ts FRANKLIN & BROTHER.
uAsssOuUTDON.-Tbc ~ IA of - lizard 4 Wnl-
IL this day Dissolved by I3utual All persons
having caims against viii present them DIiAHD q
GHHTKLEE payment aud those Indebted viii aake pay.
the Tho of the concern Is only
liquidation WIN s. DfLLARD,
~ dts JAS. G. WALTON.
IL esp your Feet WnrD'.--Just received, by Express
IN fresh LOT Of over Gaitersa great protection The
aneles and feet lie 1-tsl WIN l. PAGE.
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ed 10 me with ueotnos mud despatch, to soit the
times
Particular attention paid 20 orders from abroad.
Books OF Designs eau be seen al Office
Inscription Books sent 10 any person, free Of cost
Call or address liam % Isl JND. u GADnESS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

Virginia BGANKETs.--.Dust hand ~
fresh consignment Of Ben Ammen & Sous Woolens
consisting Of four fine and large bed Blankets; a.
plaid nseyA piece Of "A steel Jeans gen
amens wear--ali Of which viii be sold low close
te7h a. v. lstCKER.
HDlNpS, PgMps.-Bu-t received FROM the
manufacturers ull supply of Pumps. Of
aud patterns suitable for cras wells, railroad stations
Also large stock of Lead Pipe. slns which is offer
I'd f1 caFh at extremely low prices AZ the Stove and Range
Warehouse Mau street, ma IL dts G. :. BLISS.
Gf>tDI WAtsE HONE uANUFAGpGKIEs.
IL -ENi EhISE -ln this goahoad world If and
particularly in this ahead city the grand decided
success - erpsa aud tact although nnlrs renl
company fhcH" requisites they almost worth
lair specimen oi what merit aud enterprise do be
found at the Clothing House Of JACOB NEWMAN, lac
makes most OF his work here and has brought large
roek 81 ready made Clothing also Hhfy large stock
goods which he N1 make tuud0r at the shortest
They consist partly q tbs tarsiutres MRrsplcs aud
Linen Goods The linen well stunk before making
strive to please all who favor with call My stock
ituea and tasty All ask is call another
sure ht warranted or no sale JACOB NEW MAN,
Corner Of Main aud Market streets
apl 2b IynehbuTg, Nn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

uNsNE sOE" WAFs.-i have Just opened. aud
II have arranged TO he supplied regularly by one OF the best
houses Gents soft Hats OF every variety of quality and
yle they introduced aud styles change Some
he Black Hats opened this week very fine Please
THINE them Ina 7-tsl 7. SEABtRY.
II ADDE'S GAlEERs'-u hnve this week OPEN
ed supply of those popular Rlack Caters which sell
rapidly 81 so Also Ladies' fine Black Caters, With
without heels Also, nretty Tan Color CATERS. at sl5tl
Also, Ladies' fine Kid Il ,ot and Buskins Calland see
It's T. SEABuRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS

~ Biographical Sketch Of Henry A. Wise. with History
fhc Political Campaign Virginia in 1855 by James T.
Hnmheton, NJ. d. Price 81 30
The United States Canada and Cuba by Miss Murray.
India, The Pearl of Pearl River. by Mrs Southworth
Aspen ConrA Story of Times by Shirley Brooks
Shoepoe's Recoeotlons-A Wayslde Glimpse OF American
Lite,
Thu Rush Boys, by Cass Wayne Reid
Sketch Hook of Nelster Karl
The Wonders of Sciences Young Humphrey Davy;
An Essay Liberty and slavery by Bodsoe Professor of
Mathematics in the University of Virginia
Ernest Linwoood, by Mrs Lee lIep'S.
Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavanagh.
Who the Blessed
Glinpses of the Truth by Winslow
Annual of Scientific DiscovcryA Year Book Facts 1856
Widow Bedot Papers
For safe nv Ina o6-ts1 PAYNE CHRISTIAN
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nsLLARD 4 GWENNI.EE are now rccci,

I IQuORiCE.-On consignment ~ nice lot 'E
- 4 O." Mass Liquorice. For sale by
WILSON & 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

II
y ING WARE-IOt SE--wherc VIII be found the largest
Illuminated Steel line Double Single Guns
Rifles Deans English S.lftocking Five Shooter Colts Al
lens and Thnfhrra RevoNers aud Single Pistols Powder
fIasks Shot Belts and Pouches, Game bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wrenehcs Eleys Cocks and O. u Percussion Gaps
Gun Nads aud Wire Cartridges all sizes; Curtis llarNeya
Diamond Pow der and American Powder all kinds, compress
Bnies Buck Small Shot. Liquor Fnsks. Rogers
pofke Cutlery. Bowie Knives Rnzors fine
Pom Monies Gold. Silver, Ivory aud Crooked Sword
Plain Canes aud Thing nc 20 snt Gan Hakef
We have lot OF premium Rifles hand. Repairing don.
with despaeh and warranted by
VIM. -. Il G. FISHER. opposite tho
sen NorVpll House I.gnr Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
HATS: MATs:: MATs.!!-s PRING

4 Il FASHIONS FOR la56-STITZER W III introduce
the spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday March, -A
tof e inspection OF his customers and the public generally
which will be found to surpass Hat in beau
~ style quality and finish Also lot of beautiful style
SOFT hats for young Gents All those desiring
t" eclipse any thing in this market will please at the sign
of the BLUE HAT 49, e'
All kinds OF Hats made 10 order with dispatch
Customers Hats dressed a usual
3-ts. wM sTITzrp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

q uperisr Graz. Ciesh by the yard. with abou,
- 200 skirts, ready maize from the same material
AMI o.fs JOHN ABRAHAMS
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MY STOCK OFF LADIES, snoEai. n

~ complete comprising about 100 pair of Caters at
~ win an assortment OF Misses and Children CATERS Al
Tres; OF every description and style OF workmanship
"plu,A John ARRAuAMk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
.yfHGsNIA HGANKETs.-.su-t,o hand ~

Il eep your Feet WnrD'.-Jua received, by Express,
IN fresh LOT Of Over GAitersa great protection the
an lee and feet lie ! Isl WIN !. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

1HSSOItbEON.-Eh concern Of Miller a
~ ELAN IL this day ,lissolv ed by WIN
Miller IS alone authorized to settle the business of
een Those having claims against the will please
present them 20 him immediately for payment and those
deoted VIII obbge us by paying Ms early convenient
WILLIAM A, MILLER,
February 2lst ltob ROBERT =. ELAN.
'INHE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Commits
sion business and the purchase Wheat stand
where he viii be pleased wait his public
generally WIN. A. MILLER
FEN subscriber in retiring from the Of Miller
Ean returns his thanks for the patronage received at
the hands OF his Friends and respectfully continuance
"i the same to the new concern of VIM. A. Miller
fe 22ts RoDERT \ ELAN
NSNSuNG STAR COOKING STOVES
~ Just received another supply those celebrated Morn
ag otr cooking stoves which all others All
those that have boon waiting SO long for their arrival and
s want can now be supplied by applying the and
Range Warehouse, n. L side Main street
ma li-ts G. & pIySs
a fkAI 5ti. f>1O.-NOlNSs MEMS, DRESS
n Fkook CoArS-Thc style Of Prock Goats for
young men is real They pronounced by competent
Judges tue most elegant this Spring Colors-
Black, Brown, Blue and Adelaide
GLASS RaINE,
~ .-ts. j. DIXON, AQent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

YHuNks! TRUNKs!. TRUNKs!!.-A
l large supply of Travelling Trunks a variety OF prices
and % o. carpet and enameled Travelling Bags Just opened
apl S.ts 'ieh' oy p. sEABURY
'vHsNAs, Carpet Hays mud ar. h.r1I,
Carpet Rag. and n medium quality Travelling Trunk
sp 7ts L. l.. ARMISTEAD
Near Farnes's Bah
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

"a portant study economy "s il is inn.
which is too ana summer Goods the cx,o, my
ofa smnlv aa aunt OF fun description within M "
10 pun all solicit is call w " am not much inclined
4 IL
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APoTHEcAEIEs &C.

DALN eF a.eaG Els~esss asraf, sss'1 =
SIS HAIR RlSTff1SATfN ia supply rrr-lkf# ~
sTEaIHFk 1 WHITEHEAD
ftras.4ats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

ffTA - y D. ~ VI I hGANG a. Es-S "
Sxszs steamship ROANOKE has been put in fist ray
r order and again commenced her regular trips il
New YORK 10 City Point.
i u merchants aud others ordering Goods from New ''
VIII not forget TO ship by her
foods shipped from New York on Wednesday arrive
hShchonrg on the following saturday.
LEE a JOHNSON, AgeblE
N d ~, New York aud Virginia Steamship ~, "a
~, o'-ihe JAMESTOWN leaves City Point every W.
oay morning, and the R0ANOk every Saturday. W.
NJ clock, for New York. FIFE 22tsl l.. = =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

Ii MARBLE. ana ia DAILY Large supple, o1
of business from the lay 70 prepare any order In INV linz
spl lists fs' 10 Inc most costly e
UNOu JNO b, GADDESS
II Lawns. French ca'n, Es.rA large assortment, oc
silks I ~ vamec Robes also ne lot of ae. de lanes BE
apl Isis n GUGGENHETMERPe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

Bio ISLAND, Bedford Va Nov |, 1854
Messrs Done Co. -6enuemen II used about fourth
OF bottle Of Turf Oil upon the back OF horse
worst back almost entirely place nearly
large my hand and this single application only applied
once) cured entirely and permanently really
prised at the qukness Of its curative properties and think
1t more prompt and efcacous than any thing the
and have sold prepa
rations for similar purposes
Respectfully, j. y. B0NDuRANT
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or rEACn.-Ihe blood, De-

~ SHOES Of The and best patterns out Also, as L
Isnabs Spring Moeskn Hats the different popular styles
Soft Mole, Garet Buff Pearl Salmon and In fact
~ colour quality aud style thai will be called for at low rates
for CASH, now being Openoda nj l.. l.. ARMlSTEADS
Near Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

NA1ahESSEs! MATTRESSES!.-E an
prepared to fill orders every description of Matras
M ohuck Cotton Wool and Aioss-on the most acconue
at the Auction Store OF ' ~ anu "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

Auor New t.ood--ysth March. 1s5B.-Jno.
vi PuRFIs agent Is selling good bargains in all Kinds
- by The public viii please call and azsuine his
4feel Cloths Gescrs Nestipgs Monsns Mertiboa Al
pateas Ae also his stock Of White Goods Domestic Cot
lens Uaeoes Sc A all Of which will be sold cheap for
rash ma ~ dtsif
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

in the teeth Of The most positive and eanc'a
sye evidence 10 the contrary:
.We copy to-day from the Richmond wing
of Yesterday. an article from the Buffalo Com
mercial Advertiser, on the " Restoration OF
tho Missouri Compromise" The Wing in
tru,iuced il BY saying: 1T came to US under
the frank Of Mr.. Fillmore himself, and may,
therefore, be confidently and implicitly &C,
ceptcd as the expression Of his own views anu
opinions on the question to winch u felates.
We have also other reasons for knowing that
this article fully and frankly defines Mr.. Fit
more's position" Thus stampe, as the au-
thoritatiye expression ofopin'on oil one Of the
candidates before The people for the PresI.
dency, we lay II before our resdes,
at will he seen that while Mr.. Fillmore
adheres TO his opinion heretofore expressed,
as 10 the repeal Of the Missouri, Compromise,
The takes very decided ground against any
sttempt to restore it, ar even the agitation Of
the question. In the sentences we have ita
licisrd, he prononnces the question "irlyo.
lous and idle" .a mere abstraction. nnwor.
thy the consideration Of practical states
man" Its discussion even, he pronounces
.nnwise and iIl-timed;" and says il would
be equally unwise to agitate it again in Con-
sress." Hence Mr.. Fillmore desires, =
desires as, a statesman and candidate
+ {" no agitation Ehaving the restoration Tor It's
object, either in Congress or out Of t..
Differing from Nj. Fillmore as we do on
the original question, yet we cordially con.
cur with him as to the folly Of agltatlng the
subject in this canvass, especially here at the
South, where all parties are 'nvolyed IN
, whatever of blame az praise attaches 70 the
, repeal Of The Missouri Compromise Tor all
, contributed to it.
We do not shrink from the discussion q
the Kansas bill from any fear Of being unable
10 make il good but for the wise reasons O
I policy and prop,Iets - well stated oy MIR
/ Fillmore. -.
+ The concluding paragraph Of NJ. Fill
morc's article, {his By adoptlan at least set
i forth the true object and lays down the tru'
]. chart, FIR all good citizens and practlca
/ statesmen Who 1--we justice, love the Uninn
}, and love the public tranquility. We canno
too cordially adopt and commend T. i !
E precisely the policy marked out by the DE
, morratIc party. at CINCINNATI sprecise
(. IL the position taken and now occupied b.
: Mr. Bachanan.--it is precisely the cours
Il advocated BY the Democratic speakers an
i presses every where, Nortl, and South, --an
4 Il i the precise result which The election .
# Mr.. buchanan will secure
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
coNMgNDABLE cAsDoR.

The f,llosing article from Tie Alexandra
Sentinel IA Buchanan paper speak. Ian
yuage which. coming from such source, re-.
fleets the highes, credit upon the writer. i
wilI be sren that tie Sentinel. 10 a spiri,
,ery different from that which disgustingly
distinguishes the Southern democratic paper.
generally IN their notices u Mr.. Fillmore
does the latter full justice in the matter o
the Missouri COMPROMISE. and manfully ex.
presses is appreciation IL his position. W.
commend the course u the Sentinel 10 the
consideration Of those Buchanan jOurnal'
which are ungenerously attempting TO per
.aade the people that NJ. Fillmore Is 10 fssoi
II rrofsti1n u tbs Missouri Compromise
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

TT We earnestly request those who are indebted
for more than one years subscription to the Recorder
or for advertisements job work. to call and settle be-
f,re The 2Sth Of November. In compliance with Tor
n,,;se many If our subscribers came forward and
made payments, for which they have our sincere
thanks. We hope still larger number vii resPond
to the present notice. that may be saved from Inc
necessity Of more pressing cal. Having topay mo-
ncy Tor wages and aha, We use, We feel the neeess''
~ Of reduein. our business to a cash system
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

Two 0rIsioss.-a letter from Calcutta.
spesking.of the law which has lately rse<iv.
ed the assent of the Governor. General fsr
authorizing Hindoo widows 20 remsrry, SAYS
that 80 FAR NJ he can learn the. law is popular.
Three Br.hmin families within his know.
ledge were about to give their widowed
daughters IN marriage. The writer Of The
letter a.ked an old priest whai he thought 81
The law. The priest. looking round 10 see
that no one wa listening. said. lf I speak
from NV SOIL. il Is good Law if speak
with my mouth, il il an Infamous piece ii
tyranny" The same letter saws that the
Legislative Council Is beset with petitions
praying for the abolition VI poIygamy.
ftsI5r titgfisss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
r,on lie Raleigh s,and,rJ.
Proceeding. efhs Farsliy Of he Uairr.ig n MOTH
Isyolga IN vslsiioa u Pref. H,drink.
University of North. Caroline.
Chapel Hill. Oct. Q. 1885.

dgfoiH ~ ~ Ftlslioh - fIy' HsMHh.
Uaiseniiy 81 North. csrolins.
Chapel Hin, Oct Q. 1885.
Tie Facalty met :, " o'clock. W. under a
SUMMONS from The President Present, Hon.
David l.. swair, Pe.nlen,; Professors Z.
Mitchell. J. Phillips. NJ Fsiirr. Y. VI. HUB
bad. ]. r Wheat. A. ". SUPP. {. Phillip,
u. = IlrJdrk, A. g. Brown; ln.irucior, ".
n f,i..r Tuiors. s. Porl. j. u. Lutss, II IL.
B.uIe and ". n. wrnnoir.
TIE President .iaitd 10 ile Faculty that he
frlI hun.sif called upon 70 dirsrl theif attention
10 tie pnhiraiinn nf Pfof Iledrick, N the
Nouh carnlna Standard ~ Saturday. Very
lev remarks. he ,aid, Will suffice N 'eiAi'oa 10
ne present subject.
IL AZ in.tiuiirn sustained Ike Ills. ny sll
denominations and paitier, noihiuR shsuld b"
PERMITTED - ~ ,l0se. cslcuia,ei 70 disigfs The
i rmnn nus intercourse Il ihosr wln support
and lho.r y Iip direct anil eayrn u AnI he
!. all knnsn 70 have bern our puiiry snd
praeircr, dunng long seties II wears. MI
IIsdfirk's iestinany that "a. STUDENT shd Pin.
le.sot' H. IA. ktown q M institution, Natih ~
spuih, INN ahrli pariiIan poln,rs aud secis.
tisn teI,gton are 80 carefully etrludrd,' Will he
fFcFIffu Win pffFrf CtfNFHNF w WV k'9bhsHFa
aud by al familiar with tie ,iale Of .hings
among u.
| 10 secure N end 70 essential n the rspnia.
tim, prosperity, and usefulness Of The Uni'st,
.iiy, rauiuus anniversaries has been ptsrIise y
/ By ilr Faculty, anil rrjoinsd upon tho students
IN relation 10 lhr.e subjects. The sennons,
delivered on il,s Sabbath. IN The College chapel.
hive been confined W On exhibition oi ihs lead.
ing dnetrinss 81 chrisiisniiy. with fesper' W
~hirh no difference ri npinionseris's sH"ng
~; and no udeni. during he last issniy YEAR,
III. been permitted 10 disep's upun the public
,larr any question IL patty politics. THIS ecpre
/ mon ihr psn n Ill. hs- been regarded - NOT
merely NECESSARY 10 inIrtnsi hatmany and quiet
lin unisnn viii. Kind feeling and good ,.s'e.
/ bul q. due 10 nninbep " psnous OF diiieifns
lenels and opinions, who honoi us BY 'l,tif y.
tendance upon ouf public exercises. aud have =
right 10 respectful consideration.
Ga mounn Of d. Mitchell. seconded BY Pioi.
Fei,ef, tie Presidcn,'s communication vas e.
tered 10 committee, rchsisiinsoi ID. MNtisllt