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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20


would remain under the of osagreeable breath
when by usinp the balm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS as
dcntite would only render sweet bn leave the teeth
white aabas Many persons ID not know their breathis
bad, and the eject delicate their friends will
Purr single drop Balm your tooth brush
ash your teeth night and morning. fifty cent bottle
viii last year.
Ie nih Compile xion easily be acquired by using the
"Btlm OF Thousand Flowers Il will remove pnnpcs
frkes the having of soft and hnr
WI tewr pour three drops and wash the face
night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsYWet shaving brush in either
cold pour two three dos ii balm Of
Ihpn=and Flower rub the beard wcl. and it will make
hul SOFT ater, much facilitating the operation shaving
rrivc only iiy Beware of ronntcrS Non"
unless tiEucd by W T. fElR RIDGE 20
q-dbns Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by !. IL THOMPSON ~ CO.
a PcrGn,ned ssrsatl.-What lady ur gentleman would
laor the disagreeabe bea when using
DOMDE&S DENTAL FLUID IT will not only rem Ter it,
hui the teeth white alnbSser prevent tooth
nthe and preserve them from decay Recommended by den
lists ami ply slcians everywhere
beautiful Complexion he atiarCd by its Ii re-
pinpes, Cckles renders the skin and besuti
imparting rich hue 1t the greatest cosmetic
known being tree from all injurious matter Price 50
For sale by STKO1HER WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER & JONES,
SITS and Druggists every where.
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u The CaLe House AZ Aucti0n. COmin. ncng
morning the 18th inst Mt the Cabc House will se ~
entire Stock Of Furniture &C. embracing article nmf
keeping the whole of which been well
and well worthy attention Hotel keepers and f,
Sofas Divans and Marble Top Tables,
Splendid Mirrors Mahogany,
Cottage and other Bedstcads,
WaIdroheS, Clblncs Bureaus
Parlor Office and Dining Room Chairs,
Carpets Washstands, Tahls.
Feather Beds Hair Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
Bedding, Dining Room Furniture
Table ard Glass Ware
Office and Kitchen Furniture, &c
Also, elegant Piano Forte, said be superior
''
The ABELL HOUSE will be for Rent on the LIST I,,
opportunity IL offered TO ono wshina
gage the business The central location the
'ers Of the most desirable Hotels in Lynchburg
TERMs-Al under g 90 cash; all sums over q Inn .
months credit for approved paper
dee II DIX ctledec c. r. PHELPS A,o,.
Posiponencnt.
The above Sale is unavoidably postponed until Tbrr.a.
Morning LIST January, lej7 &. H. PHELPS
dee edA c3tswtlian 49,.
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NTEtsHV CHRISTNts.-Christm over Coats
AVn Christmas Dress Coats
froCk Coats for Christmas
Christmas Business Goats.
Elegant Velvet Vests Tor In S'mas presents.
splendid MnttaasSe Christmas Vests,
Christians Raglaus,
beautiful trHFats Scaris and MutI.n for Christina,
Real Christmas Gloves and Gauntlcts
ChriSimls Shirts and Drawers.
MERRY CHRISTMAS al the Clothing Bazaar of
DO cots BURROUGHS, SIAFER & co
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Feast benefit of their Church, Wednesday Thurs
Friday the 18th, 18th and 10Th December, inst at
Dudley Hail this City They will offer variety of haut
fancy articles Cakes plain fruit and iced all su
Christmas Presents They earnestly solicit the aid OF
the Christian public dec etl9dec
r. p. Nash's PianOs.-Ihe North Carolina
thriEiaa .iduacae Of recent date says;
PIANOS snppos that F. T. Nash Of Petersburg, has
sold MORE Pianos than else in the south His Pianos
have given general satisfaction in North Carolina
l3ts
Cure 10, Water IL RIA s!s md n igestion, HART
FORD March Il hereby certify that Dr. Greens Oxygena
proved cicacious in relieving from
bnsh stomach indigestion and costiveness which has
been troublesome fur five than all other
edes which have been trying during Illness and cheer
fully recommend It 10 all who are thus afflicted
SAMI4 HAMILTON.
Hamilton charge Of the o phan Asylum. Hartford
CT and Is well known and highly esteemed citizen The
pamphlets the medicine abound " h ccritStes
the able aud be had application 10
the Agents gratis.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS IN the wrapper.
SETH W. FoWLE 4 co, I3e Washington Street, Bos
ton, propretors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j. H. THOMPSON y co. and !. II. SEAS.
dee II dSc3tawlw
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Executor Of Benz. Jones' decd
On the day after the above sale vii he Sold by T. Hudson
Surviving partner sixteen and likely
TO the concern OF H. J indson Co, whom facto
ry hands, Gig r makers and frsi cooper
27-dt29dcc n Y IOEps
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aStiTAHEE PHEsENFs for Chri.tmas.-
J set oi Ear Rings and Breast Pin All tder, gentle
Hhh we nave hcafy Gold Speetaees For clergyman
attorney We have heavy Gold Pens and Pencils extra fine
For yonng lady we have Cameo Jewelr, Coral ses
or elderly indies we have box and glass Breast Pins Gold
Fctaclc-for young gentlemen, have Fob Chains Vest
inES Stone Pins Diamond Pins Gold Watches Silver
Watches For housekeepers, Silver Spoons Forks aides
ID For children, Gold Armlets old style new sylc coral
NGrs laces and Arme's and Whistles Of pearl and silver
we nave indeed something suitable for friend old or
b :" az "s.'' pam or gay all OF which we
see as nice stock Watches Jewelry and silver
to H' 'nr"a 10 this community and warranted repre-
(LtNK ROGKs.-PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have
the largest and best assortment If Blank Books thcy
h'Ee ever had and will sell them yer! low price
6toHNs. CORNS-Who would s,,Tr all ,t1 -,
~ anguish arising from when hox Il C7rn Plpster
warranted to cure for25 cents, IAN be tei - 80
dec cots H. i'oMfSoN cos
AKRAGEEN PAsFE-For COUGHS coi.. ,--,,-
rSme5y ~, "a" tmroat rms is neat efficient pqata6e
G aase allsht and annoying colds so prevalcn. dnri
dec 2ots ! "a I!tto,,pao,. -
HDOPrLAR EECTUwEs-,,.,,rs ,,I,.-..,-.-.
9" une N institute. WI deliver four Lectures m,on
vl an c a" tHe MasoSe IaL commencing tins evening Fri
yre ~ ms evening wi" begin at Il p NJ 81 90 for the
vGS G5 p s5 for each lie nre Tickets door or at
d hhs>IWAS PREsENrs-We b.vo ,r,,
ty'i ICri'H OF beautiful 5ls srr.ha for Ctrs,m.
l',SrnS Call and see them " ''Shhss
WILKINS & son
sr0azSs FOR SALE
snnnn First mort. Va and Tenn paaroa,
i00og Nrein'a State Bends con- ons aud registered
'sIO Norlh River Navigator 60 Bonds
"VVp IHnchhurs Tits Bonds guaranteed b, ". -,
Tenn Road Co. y va ana
600 Merchants Bank Stock
N sums to suit purchasers
dcc 1918 pprrpc enr>.a
ENsG TOOTH BKUSHES.- 30 do,c, go
nor English French and American Tooth r. s"pt.
dee f5fs - JOHN H. SEAY.
Druggist
A Itneh and CNiensiyf a.ssr.,,,,. r "a.
aHG S"rthern Manufactured Fnr,ur. a,,,,s vs. ~,
% mn >hocA Mattresses fuckers Patent Snri, ~, "n'
nov27.,s pm WINSTON.
SHtRPE's RsFIEs.-Thc .ub.cr;,..- -
-, !u received ihtr Fall Stock Gums Il l,s ana '''r
ir' ing very Improvement IN firearms. w. 81 y
ir "aoihg klfe Warmers six chamhcred ltr,a.h I'Pc
i.'1 lean : lranters, Colts Aliens Drar,a, i'd
i...''' ana Plain Pistols; Shot Bolrs POI s Sn az
IN 81 - Iun W ads Wire CARTRIDGES -. 'l'hs
49, - IS >h"t, &c, Fine Pocket fntl,rv IA. row
A,v, i"rte M'aes, lu,ses Fine Gold and Sft ~ Ihe
v,hil s KIP 'ahes and every thing in tho sr,t "eau
wa ~ ~! d" pleased to show persons - 'N me
do 49," Housr LyneLburg va s i" apostle /
WIN b. c FIsUrp
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90, "CONPETITIG1 al ~ the Life of
- ADE.'-PRlNTING in all rs various branches
style unsurpassed by any o,br Establishment in the
fats The YlRGlNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
NEXT.
jobs printed Colosu that will compare with any
Mason and Dixons Line Specimens
he flee Cali and First ALLEY between Main
Church Streets aug Its
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The undersigned Will contln,c the Drayage and Boa,i,,
business rs heretofore
dec 10 ids DAVID OGLFspy
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THIS DAY.
,Y. " VI. II. MOSBY
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WM. Il. MOSBY.

HACKS. HORSES AND WAGONS. At AUCTION
The undersigned having determined to discontinue Tho =
cry business will al on Tuesday the I'D follow
, Hacks and horses,
2nrw Wagons sec ond hand Wagons
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LATEST NEWS.
Later from Cent? al America
HE COSTA RICANS GONE HOME.


NV feRK. June Tho steamer Orizaha
from San Juan arrived here 10 day, with four
hundred passengers from California, brought
down Ivy the Sierra Nevada. Dates from Nicar.
ngua are to tbs Doth inst
lie Transit route again open aud quiet
was restored to Nicaragua-,he Costa Ricans
having evacuated the country without another
battle.
President Mora left with his staff on the Goth
ct April aud his army followed almost immedi.
ately after. The Cholera had made hard havoc in
the ranks the Costa Rican army. Gen Walker
landed at Virgin Bay on the 30th April, only II
lew hours after the last detachment of The enemv
had left.
Gen. Walker was in good health, and the ar
my generally was in good condition, except Mt
Grenada. where the fever had been very
we're and several Americans had fallen victims
to it.
james Walker. brother to Gen. Walker died
on the 10Th inst. Major Edmund Randolph of
Virginia is dangerously i'll.
Gen. llornsly had command of the Department
of Merido, which is composed of Guanaeosta and
Rvas.
Advices received at Grenada from Costa Rica
intimate that the country will fall from internal
COMMUNICATIONS being prospect for the over
throw of President Mora.
The elections were being held in Nicaragua.
it was considered certain that president Mvas
would be re elected
The British frigate Eurydice and steamer Her
mon were at San Juan, but made no opposition
10 the landing of passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
CONGREGATIONAL.


SENArE.-A letter was received from Hon.
Preston s. Brooks. dsolaiming nny intention OF
offending against tho rules of tho Senate in his
nssnult on Mr. Sumner; but stating that he felt
bound to chastise him for insults to his state and
his relative. Judge Butler. and that having IN
vain sought an opportunity to do so elsewhere
he deemed il proper to inllict punishment on him
where ha found him.
The letter was laid on the table and ordered TO
be printed.
Tho Senate adjourned TO Thursday.
llousE.-Mr. Campbell, from the select com
mitee on the Sumner assault case, reported that
ON full investigation it appears that Brooks was
guilty of tho assault complained of by tho Sen
ate, with aggravated circumstances of violence
aud the committee propose that hc DO forthwith
expelled.
The Committee also express dsapprobation Of
the conduct of Messrs kett, OF South Carolina,
and Ednundson, of Virginia, on account of their
taking no measures 10 prevent tho attack, whom
nppriscd TINT it wns to DO made.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, made n minority report
maintaining that no breach of privilege had been
committed.
Tho reports were ordered TO BIO printed
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ARRIVALS AT TIE
Wasi,in gtOn ItOuse-snead n Clark, props.

JuYE lst., 2nd--J A Graves Nashville Tenn; VIM
Miller, Va Il I Il r. Saml A Carter, Va; Col Mark
Anthony, Campbell; James NJ rabscott, Geo Booker
VIM p Snead Buckingham; Henry c Scott, Bedford:
p p Seay, Loyngston; Harris, Miss A Harris,
Miss N Patton Frank Scott Bedford; Il II Davis,
City 5 b Snead, Roanoke; D NJ Wngiicd, Fuvana;
J T. Calhoun City; Dabbs, Halifax \ Diekerson,
Charlotte; ID } Albeit Appomattox r + Walthall b
Cox, Campbell; a Hill, AppomattoX VIM II Parrack,
Buckingham; Jno NJ Wintrew, Richmond; Jas Loury
Roanoke; d Bragdon, Chicago; o Anderson, s,
Simpson, City; /, Brown, Franklin; l. Whaling,
City A q Martin, Franklin; Peter Angle, Franklin;
VIM II Taylor, Va; Flagg, Danvile; Rev VIM NJ
Young, Williamsburg; Rev c Betting, Hanover;
Jno Powell, Nottoway; Chas + Wortham Rich
mond VIM 7 Rice, Farmyille VIM Gish, Liberty
JAS Kasey, Bedford; David II Gish, Roanoke; Il J
Buckwaltce Liberty; l. Cooke, Va; \ Gooch, Mer-
Ger; A Smythe Geo W Brown, Blair Brown, Giles
co; $ Perkins Chappell Hill; T Sumner lIano-
co.. II IIeald, Baltimore; I & Dogget, MecLn-
burg Ro Jones l}rookh Ro Allin, Chas II Kent,
Bedford; h II Ford, Keller Va; 5 Rhea, Tenn
Waller J Gard, S C; Rev + T Perkins, Wheeling Va;
Mrs S Perkins, Buckingham; A Steel, York;
Capt B Steel, Union = Thurston, Richmond; 7
Brown, Bedford J p Richardson, Buckingham; Lee
Botetourt; Jas Il Holt, Allegheny Springs; VIM d
Lyon, Nelson co; Win Il Hall, City Jno S yanpet
W Dudlas, Petersburg; VIM Tyrec, Halifax co,
b Brown, Botetourt VIM Minnis Bedford; W 5
Withcrs, Campbell
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Sf. LOUIS, May 3l.--Col Eldrdge, from Law
renee, arrived here yesterday, en- route for tho
East He intend. to demand damages from the
government for the destruction of his property
at Lawrence.
Governor Reeder came down the Mississippi
disguised as n deck hand, aud left ut st, Charles,
Missouri, passing over to Illinois, and thence by
railroad TO Chicago His trunks, which no left
at Nehson, contained. it is said. copies of lot
tiers to parties at the East which will involve him
IN conspiracy against the government.
Tue steamers Saturn and Polar Star. which
arrived last night brought down large number
ot knnsAs emgrants returning Enst.
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Later from the South Pacific Coast.

We have dates from Valparaiso to tho 18th,
and from Callao to the 18th of April All is qui-
ct in Chill.
The Peruvian papers announce the death OF
Mr.. Jackson head of the house of Myers, Bland
~ Co., of Lima, and also Of the Rev, Mr. Bid
dulph, Protestant minister in Calao.
The yellow fever still continues its ravages in
Lima and Calao -Four members Mt the National
Convention had died with the disease, and their
body was about TO adjourn its session TO another
place.
From Bolivia we learn that the President.
General Cordoba, has committed the sentence OF
death passed on the leaders at the late attempt
at revolution, and has ordered them TO leave the
country.
The lIon Mr. NJ. Dada, Minister of the Uni
ted 5. in Bolivia was lately in Tacna with his
family.
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The Democratic Gathering at Cincinnati.

CiNCINNATI, May 30, 1886.
Delegated TO the National Convention are ar
irving almost hourly. and hundreds of guests are
already quartered at the Burnct House large
number from New ! ork arrived to day Among
the notables now on the spot ex-Governors
Bigler and Porter,of Pennsy vania; Col Forney,
Col. Greene, &c. A party of five hundred Penn
svvanians is expected here TO night, in n steam
er chartered FOR the purpose.
Ten O'CLOCK. +. NJ.
Delegates are still coming in. II you want n
Governor have got nine to spare. The talk
on candidates has settled down TO Douglas and
Buchanan. Pierce is played OUT The Cramp
ton business excites no tak-it is perfect fash
in the pan.
A rumor is current that the Douglas and
Pierce men are playing together to kill off "Old
Buck
The New York hard delegation is here, full and
jubilant. They hope to bring the question of
their admission or rejection to direct vote. and
they then are to win having been promised
the Buchanan support. The proposal for con
ference and compromise between the delegations
has not been agreed on. 1t was made by per-
son out side the delegations. The hards have not
yet acted officially in the matter, but they refuse
generally to listen to anything of the kind. The
softs would like it.
All the contested seats will be bought out
No tickets of admission will be issued to dele
gates from New York and Missouri until their
troubles are settled.
Soul6 is here. The Louisiana delegation is d.
vided between Buchanan aud Dougas-s so Buck :
friends say. Soue is for Douglas, because Sill
dell is for Buchanan.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
The Cincinnati GOnyentiOn-The
Douglas men and InOvcnents-rhe
Convention opened with u row
Other proceedings.

CINCINNATI, juno =.
Tho Douglas men have held secret caucus.
1t is rumored that Douglas has withdrawn.
Tho Convention assembled Mt l2 o'clock Col.
Sam Mcdary, of Ohio, was chosen temporary
chairman.
The call of the convention was road by Mr..
English of Indiana. Daring its reading sud
den uproar arose ut tho door and n crowd rushed
into the Hall fighting. Amidst the direst con
fusion the riot was nscertnned To have been oc-
casioncd by one Of the rival delegations from Mis-
sour attempting to enter tho Hall by violence.
beginning with knocking down tho door-keeper,
they rushed in headed by ES. Governor Price
For n.iow minutes tho confusion was indescr'ba-
BILE. Members jumped on the chairs and every
thing for timo looked like general and serious
riot. Quiet was finally restored. when the read
ing of the call was proceeded with.
Mr. MeIIanc stated that when the credentials
of the Missouri delegates were presented. tho
committee of arrangements gave tickets Of al
mission 10 the delegation that presented prima
faoie evidence of having boon regularly elected
and refused them to the others
Now York also appeared with two sets Of delo.
gates, but as the committee could not decide
which were entitled to seats. they declined to
give scats to either unless they could arrange tho
matter among themselves, as had been done in
tho case of the Mississippi delegates.
Both the New York delegates awaited the 40
ton of tho Convention on tho question of thei,
admission,
After debate relative to the Missouri delega-
ton forcing their way into, the llall-the chair
man refusing to acknowledge one of them, when
he attempted to address the body. Ex-Governor
Price said that the delegation submitted to the
decision of the chair that they must present their
grievances to the committee on credentials and
at once Withdrew from the Hall
committee on organization was appointed
ono from each State not interested, including
Hon. Paulus Powell, of Virginia.
A committee on u Platform was also apponed
after which the convention adjourned till to-mor-
row.
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Affairs at the National Capital
Departure fthe Politicians for Cincinnati
Judge Douglas Tranquil Gen. Pierce col

Departure Of he Politicians Tor CIncinnoH-
Judge Douglas Tranquil Gea. Pierce conf
dent-Samner Improving. etc.
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1856.
Our city appears quite deserted. Every one
who could leave has gone to Cincinnati 10 watch
the Juggling politicians. Judge Douglas re-
mains quietly here, super intending some i'm
provements on his grounds, apparently uncon.
cerned about the action of the Convention.
A member of tho Cabinet assured me to. day
that President Pierce feels confident Of success
since playing his last trump-the dismissal of
Mr.. Champion Mr.. Paris, of Maine, says he
will cover that trump with the card received
from Postmaster General Campbell yesterday
The Capitol is undergoing change of dress.
Mating is being substituted for carpeting.
Mr.. Sumner is much improved TO day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
Fatal Encounter BetWeen two EditoIp

MeSsrs. Robertson, of tho Chronicle newspa
peref Bayoa Sara, La, and j. Il. Marks of tho
Ledger, got into an encounter ON tho 18th, which
reselted in the dcnth of the former. Three or
four shots were fired; from one of which Mr.
Marks received slight wound, and from another
Of Which Mr.. Robertson tell mortally wounded
The former was wounded in tho left side. but not
dangerously hurt The latter was shot through
the head aud died nm hour afterwards.
The quarrel between them had its origin in u
personal article against Mr.. Marks, which up
peared in Mr.. Robertsons paper.
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Chicago, Nav 30, 1856.
From Central AmeIioa-Progress Of Gen. Wal

keT.
The Aspinwall Courier has some further partic-
ulars of the defeat of the Costa Rcans at Rivas
Gen. Walker.
Walker lost eighty killed and disabled. inolud-
ing almost I'LL his official staff Leutenants Gil
lis and Winter were among the killed. Capt Ca
sew lost an orm in the commencement of the
ton, and had his other hand badly wounded. He
made the first charge, having been ordered TO take
from the enemy cannon, which ranged in very
effective position. He took it and Immediately
turned it upon the enemy. The Costa Rcans lost,
according 10 their official reports, over 200 killed
and 400 wounded -
In the morning after the action, Walker having
buried his dead, gathered together his wounded,
and returned to Granada.
The Courier confirms the reported retreat Of
the Costa Ricans from Nicaragua--tbey Suffered
severely on the rolte from cholera. Gen., Mora
himself reports to his government that his army
evacuated the territory of Nicaragua, and that
he had several hundred wounded men for home
Having, as Gen. Mora alleges vindicated their
military fame in the battles of Santa Rosa, Riyas
and Serapiqui, they leave Gen. Wal ker to die out
from exhaustion and lack of supplies. The Brit
i.h ship Of war Eurydice was still at San Juan del
Norse & hauled every vessel entering the harbor,
down evan to the canoes. The British frigate
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MARRIED

On the 22d inst, by Rev. ". =. Parish of Char
lottesyille Mr. WILLIAM. @ SPENCE, ofLynehburg.
to Miss VIRGINIA MASON, daughter of Rev. Gilbert
Mason Pastor ofthe Baptist Church in this place.
Lexington Gazette.
At Locuet Hill by the Rev, John H. Lacy on Thurs
day the 18th inst, Capt JOHN. a. MITCHELL, of
New Erection, Va. TO Miss MARY FRANCES daugh-
ter of William Pringle, of Halifax county, Va
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M asSachusettn Men TO be Defeudel

BosroN, May 3o-'rhe American Council of
Worcester has resolved, in case of tho commits
slonot any further outrages on Massachu sets
men in Congress- To hold themselves prepared To
drpart at an hours notice for Washington, and
II necessary to defend them against any personal
assault,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

PRESIDENT hsl sailed from Punia Arena .destina
uon unknown. supposed for San Juan Col. Kin
hey was in Greytown,and his people were suffer.
Ing from want OF provisions.
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Bloody Work in Kansas.

st. LOUIS, May ~ looo
The St Louis Republican, this morning, pub,
dishes Il letter, purporing TO come from hide
pcndencc, May 2G, which states that eight pro
slavery settlers, on Pottawatamie Creek, have
been killed by free State men. The letter says
the deed was committed by an organized band Of
abolitionsts, who have determined to wreak ven
geance upon any opponents of their views. The
other settlers in the neghborhood have asked
Governor Shannon to protect them and their
property from further violence. All is quiet at
Lawrence, Lecompton and Franklin, United
States troops having been stationed in each
place.
CHICAGO, May 30, 1856.
Reliable information has been received here of
the murder of Dr.. Root and Mr.. Mitchell. of New
Haven, near Lawrence. A letter to the 81. Lou
is Democrat confirms the statement ard says
they were coolly shot by the posse, ten miles
from Lawrence. on the 10th instant while the
forces were collecting to attack Lawrence.