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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

WouAN And PouTics ~ UTAn. The great
fostering abomination of Momoni'm seems
To Dc fast coming to a head. The women OF
the church are getting dissatisfied with the
vile lie OF the Mormon harcms, and tue
urics, aud GOV. Young has been oblis,d "
prcach TO them severely ON the fin OF ~'''''
rerins at their lot. lie gave them no'''' III
his sermon Of Sept. 2l't, that al t"' next
conference, two week, from that day. he
.,onlJ cm,neipate all the wives in the
church ,hcy might all leave their husbands
If they chose to, but ii they did not choose
% be free then they mus, make no more
complaints, but bow down and submit
themselves to the celestial law"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

TIC Pr,siI,ut- Message reached Us too
h', % arTsar in lull, this week, We cory
t'at portion which be devote, TO the defence
of ms policy, and the southern view Of par
81 politics. liz position is weak, and bis
cI.r,, T. upJccyi,c the people Of the North
rru States are ill-c1nc,iycl aud unioitunat'-
rs expressed. Next week We will rryssu;
,hc concluding partition Of the document.
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LirrLE DoRRIr. 7. u. Peterson Of Phil.
adclphin la, just issued an illustrated octa'
40 edition OF Dickens last novel, "Llttl,
Dorritt." THIS work is universally spoken
Of ~ equal in interest and attraction any Of
the fascinating storic, which have preceded
This i, saying much. Few writer's have
that happy facility Of analysing character
and describing it in q manner - true To ma
,ure. and with such graphic interest, as
Dickens. His works have become blouse
hold words, " the world over, and we'll de-
serve the distinction. II You have not read
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

BncSwoops MAGAZINE. The November
number OF this monthly Is just received.
rs table Of contents is as follows MIR Rus.
kin and hi. Thcories-Sublimc and Riiicu-
lous: The Athclings-Part " The Scot
abroad, or the man OF Art Scandinavia
A Cause worth Trying Touching Temper
alities Baden Baden Table and other talk
There The Art Of Cayilling. New York
Published by Leonard Scott 4 Co. Prieo
50 per year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

JehossPhat says he never knewa man
who paid the printer regularly, 20 have the
night nam Or Dc bio by mad dos. We
wi,h a mad Jgscluld be armiri that would
bite every maa who neglected to pay the
Vr,Gt.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

VAssALBoRo ACADEMY. This school, I'M
der tie charge of our friend, RErBKN fos'
TER, \. b., of Hanover, seems to have been
unusually successful, during the past year
The catalogue shows an attendance at the
Spring term, Of IS pupils; and IS at the
Fall term. The Institution Is located al
Getchell's corner, on the line Of the sOmer,
set 4 Kcnnebec Railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

Mogr =" Lr,r>.r." The Down Easter
y,y. that on Thanksgiving lay, ono / Lloyd,
who lad rartiken rather freely Of light.
ing rum, met lady in the street, struck
her with h. ist. She fell son,slcss to the
ground. and large cash was cut over the
lrn eve. H. was locked az, and ncst day
+. Watcrhous,, E.q, incl him $40 aud
costs. IIo paid the girl 500 damages, aud
departed, Illuminating on the glorious prlyi'
lego Of exercising bis own liberty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

C,reur. John Hale, one of the prisoners
who escaped from ,hs ail in this place, on
,hc 81, las byn captured, and returned TO
10, OLD quarters H. reports that bcwa' 30
unvrl. that hi, companion hal to drag bin
over ,he fence. Ga finding himself at arsr,
however. Dee gained strength, and NAL, Oh.
Ne 8, - years Of age, and 1t is said be- has
spent about - years Of his life H. prison
aud iu al Of this tim, Doc bls not h',n con.
fined Tor great length OF time On any single
commitment, Getting into prison s'cms 90
BE- something 0f a passion with hm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

The effort. to admit Whitfield to the House
have thus far proved unsuccessful. TN
Wednesday several motions Of his FRIENDS
were rejccted by decided majoritic'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

LEGISLATIVE I'm TOR K,>,,s. Vermont
la, the honor Of initiating the movement Of
State aid fr Kansas. Tho Legislature OF
that state has appropriated the sum Of S2O,-
oOO, lor rhc purp,.a Of relieving ,hr suffer.
cr, ia that territory. This movement w.
hope % src initiated by the legislatures of
other State. Tho sentiment u thc psorlc
II most u ,hc Frrc States, i, enlisted for
freedom in thc territories. and tbpyoicc was
expressed in an unmi,takablr manner, AZ thc
recent elections, ny thr overwhelming INA.
jriur. given tho People, candidate Tor The
Presidency They have al.p contributed
FROM their private mean. large sums % BE-
,.ui there Under ,hc-r cirtum.Hnr, there
can De- n1 Improperly in invoking The all
ol the State governments. The onyg' o. be-
accomplished D.. simply drci Of humanity,
-,hr ALLEVIATE 10 1t the distressed condition
Ut mru.-mauy oC them citIlru' OF our own
State. who arr reduced a. condition uf
great suffering from want both 1t clothing
and the common uateslri.. OF lie They
have been engaged most 81 ihgm l,r whole
season, in defending their homes, their Gmi.
li.s, and their toxins, aud where In some in-
stances few of them found time {, plan,
patch of ground, iac horlcs II invader. from
Missouri have robbed their fields, aul shot
tho owners VIII, dared rcmonstrato with
them. Venus, aud them or they are driy-
On from their grounds aud perish. wcncod
them there, and IN that We need them, We
must provide cor their .ustcnauco. Human
ity i. the principle upon which al mus, act,
and Il dictates public a, we'll rs private aid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

NOnh ana Jon iih'lNs
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LATEST NEWS.
Congress

WASHINGTON. NAV 9th.
SESATE.-Mr. Trumhull gave notice ofhs in
tention to introduce a hill 10 prevent civil war
aud to restore peace in Kansas. \ hill was pass
ed To provide for the general introduction of an
uniform national code vt marine signals Mr..
Shdell called the attention Of the Senate to tel
cginphic despatch giving Mr.. Summers statement
before the House Committee and published in the
mornings papers. A long debate ensued. with
some exciinment.
Messr-. Slide and Douglas disclaimed any
knawnowledge of the contemplated assault. Mr.
Toomhs denied being near Mr.. Brooks at the
time, but approved the act Mr.. Butler said had
possibility. Mr.. Wade said if the principle of
assault we're TO prevail we mus, come here armed
Although you are four to one, am here to meet
You. y man can die in no better cause than in
defence of the liberty of speech.
Mr.. Wilson said the assault was brutal coward
", murderous. Mr.. Butler promptly and en-
phaticay denied the charge. The subject, after
further debate, was dropped. Mr. Cass made fur
Their explnnaton in reference to the Champion
correspondence. which msrepresented him. The
special order being the Presidents vetoes, then
came up. Mr.. Toombs defended the veto of the
bill for the improvement Of the mouth of the Mis-.
sisspp River. The subject was further discuss
ed. The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE, Mr. Walbridge. from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported bill granting about
thirteen hundred thousand acres of land to tho
Michigan Rail Road. A motion to table the bill
was negatived-ayes 81, noes 80 The bill was
then passed, ayes ~, noes 81, The House nd
ionrne1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
Later from Europe.

New YORK, May 27.-The steamship Baltic
with Liverpool dates 10 the l4th Muy arrived here
to-day.
LIVERPOOL, May l4.-Cotton is unchanged in
price, aud the market closed drllthe sales of the
last three days amounted to 10000 bales. Wheat
is tritle lower, with speculative demand sales
Of Red ut 9s 3D. to los id, White 9s Cd to lis Sd.
Flour is trihe lower. with small speculative
demand sales of Western Canal at 3is I'D; Ohio
and Baltimore, 35s I'd. White corn is scarce and
has advanced Is sales at Dos to 32s; mixed has
declined Is, and duh at 294s. The weather is ia.
voruble for the growing crops. Consuls 93s to
934.
The news by this arrival is of considerable IN
terest. A commercial treaty had been concluded
between Persia and the United States. Ii i. rum
ored that an American squadron will soon enter
the Baltic.
On the 9th May, the plenipotentaries of Rus
STA, Sweden q Ogdenberg signed n protocol at CO.
penhagen, agreeing condtionaly to the capitali
cation Of the Sound dues. Russia is reported to
have demanded explanations respecting the secret
treaty signed jointly by France, Great Britain
and Austria, guaranteeing the independence OF
Turkey but it has not affected the stock mar
kets.
The Russians, under Mouraveff, are common
cling new campaigns agains, the Crcassians.
Much excitement continues in Belgium respcc-
tisg the French Interference with the liberty of
the press but the latest mail says that an agree.
ment with France had been come to.
The French secret societies causing some
anxiety to the French government.
Affairs in Italy continue 10 excite much atien-
ton. Cavour has presented two important notes
to the Sandman Chambers
Walkers battle had not excited much interest
in England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
ARRIVALS AT THE
Wash in gfOn IEousc-Smcnd 4 Cinrk. props.

MAY 2sth.-B Morris, Amherst; Anderson, Dr.
Langhorn, City; NJ Ruff Lexington; j Bryant
Roanoke; L Perkins, Fluvana; Shepman, New Mar
ket II Whitow, Bedford; II II Bradley, Bradley,
& seryt Campbe Miss Perkins, Fluvana; II Cheat
wood, Bedford; T \ Rosser Il lady Campbelli VIM.
Gish, Liberty; Miss Fannie Leftwich, Bedford;
Brown, Montgomery; R c Brown, Salem; d w Kyle,
Va; W Walton, l. Johnson, Louisa; Tinsey,
Richmond; J Ryan, Cumberland; J w Leftwich Frank
lin, a Stigler Miss Stiger Miss Stigler Ame-
liza; Rev c G Boiling, Hanover Co Va; c Falls,
Esq; Bedford; N Prescott Baltimore Rev. X
Graves Nashville Tenn A Hopper Philadelphia; "
II Ryan, Baltimore: " 0tey, Bedford; J Ward, Rev
Allin, Campbel W Shelton Campbell A Lamp
kin, Hanover; S NJ Stone G Anderson, Mrs r An
derson, Miss r Thompson, Mrs Anderson, Miss
Nunnelee, D R Nunnelee, Pittsylyania; I II Brown,
NJ Brown, Bedford;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
From California Oregon &c.

New ORLEANS. May 27.-The steamship
Grenada from Havana has arived,with dates to
the Gath inst. and California dates TO 9Th
inst.
The steamer Illinois takes 81 300, 900 in gold
to New York.
The news from California is unimpottant. In
Maripo,a county the Americans had lately muir
dered 30 Mcxicans and Chilians under the pre-
text that an American had been killed by the
Chilians. The Americans also ordered all tho
Chilians and Peruvans to leave the county.
The Indian war in Oregon and Washington
territories is prosecuted with vigcr. The lnd-
aus have been several times defeated. The vol
unteers complain loudly of the neglect of com
mssaries to furnish rations.
CENTRAL AMERIeA.-The Costa Rcans are
shipping 300 wounded to San Juan del Sur The
army was retrcating from Nicaragua by land
The Costa Ricans say they have been deceived
with regard to the feeling of the people of Mica
ragua towards Walker They expected to be re-
ceived with open arms. Baron Bulow is bitter
against the false representations which have been
made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

Nor GUHTY.-NEw ORLEANS, May 60
The case of the United States Mr.. Kendall.
the late postmaster. concluded last night.
The jury, after half hours deliberations return
ed n verdict of not guilty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
pom OEr.CE Eon nALE.-a mi.

xNsnnsUs. Way 3sd.-s.roccsic- saro-
u eERtESu GROCERIES, 1.-THE suhsc ribur has just
returned Northern cities the largest stock he
had the pleasure Of offering to his friends and the
public consisting In part Of
10 hhds - and T. Il Sugar
~ bags No canee
III hbla lnlycrtzed Sugar
= boxes Loaf Sugar
~ bbls n %. aud T.. X. Molas4eA
~ hhls tono Sugar
~ bags No. I Old Java Z flee
1o0 sides Good Sole Leather
10 halrs Cotton pznaburgs
10 hales Cotton DomrHtica
% boxes Adamnnilnc Candles
10 boxes rallow
loo kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 hhls Tanners OH
30 bhls Rye Whlskey
- hhls Old Mountain Rye Whskey
10 hhls !. Martins Beat
10 bills nesore Rye
- d" White Mountain,
" ziKglora old Rye
100 aaekH salt
30 bbs No. Clipped lterrings
70 Noa Maekorel
ann bales Cotton y arms
6hoxes Fine Teas
bhls old French Brandy
ID " American brandy
" MADEIRA Wine
s PORT
Together with general assortment of STAPLE DRY
GOODS all which determined sell low CASH
la exchange for country produce
Particular attention paid 10 tho sale Of WHAT Conn
FLOUR and TOBACCO.
JNo. LtlNSFORD,
Two doors above Acree & Mctlannhans old stand,
aud next door 10 Mnrrcll Strntton, Main ST
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Of TrVI'
JOHN 7. MURRELL, Pres. .. |

The President resumed the chair
Mr. Christian by leave, reported bill for the col
lection of the outstanding and unpaid taxes due the
city, which was read three times and passed into an
ordnance entitled IAN Ordinance concerning the APP
pontment and duties of an assistant Collector of the
Revenue for the city of Lynchburg" When VIM +.
Holey was unanimously elected to said Office
Mr. Speed, by leave reporteda bill to amend the
ordinance concerning the Mayor, which was read
Three times an into ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance to amend the 9TH section of the ordinance
providing for the election of Mayor and for other pur
poses"
Jordan Greasy made quarterly report ofhay, SC,
weighed by HIM at the public scales, which read
and rceeived-and his account for his quarters saa-
'y &c, amounting to S89, ordered to be paid
Inc Council appointed JuniIis c. Didlase to be an
assistant Clerk of the Council
Mr. Davis, Chairman of the Watering Committee,
presented the following preamble and resolution,
which being read, were adopted viz /: Whereas. the
James River and Kanawha Company propose chang
ing the present plan Of supplying the pump house
VITA water to separate and independent canal lead
ing from the water works down to the pump house,
IN carrying ont that plan the said Company propose
passing through portion of the water works lot iy-
ing above the pump house. The Council being UNI
wiling TO throw any impeachment in their way, make
tAe following proposition :-Rcsoived, that the JAS
River and kanaWha Company be permitted to extend
the said Canal or construct frank feeder through
the Of the water works lot to deliver at
the pump house ON the southwest side the water for
the city, under the existing covenant between the
Company and the city. Provided the said Company
shall agree to furnish, when required by the Coun-
~l and under its direction either both sides of
The present hump house upon the water wheel, at
the cost of the said Company; such supply of water
as may be needed; the supply to be- at the discretion
c the City Council. though not to exceed the guam
tty specified in the said covenant. And provided,
moreover that nothing in this resolution contained,
Is intended or shal be construed to effect, or IN any
way modify the existing contract between the said
company and the city.
Resolved, That the Clerk of the Council transmit
10 the President Oft the James River and kanawha
company copy Of the foregoing preamble and reSo-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

~ has House the corner Of Bank square next
door TO Messrs Tanner Asher and directly opposite MI j.
NJ Cobbs where he has oponeda stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING-and at low PRICES for cash. ana by STREET at
tenion to hopes the patronage Of the
muny s.,I shall attend to making cutting repairing and
cleansing Notwithstanding them appear new Come on
and get clothes old ones done up at moderate
nrces HENRY SLAGLE agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

HNABBAGE sEEDs.-Drmmhend,fl Flat Dmtch
" Sc, Just received by sfABLER JoNEo'
2o-dScts ------------
C(ROUND AND LUMP PLAsTEK-i hmEe
NJ good supply of Plaster which VIII sell III VIC
lump ground upon good any other mouse " M
therefore perfect fresh and always ground fine The
ump and ground are both boats free of drayag
and the ground delivered Virginia and Tennessee ia
road Depot free of drayage. VIM A Mi-Lrh,
ma Ats 'h paNlu
uHANA1As.. LEGHoENEs. Sc.-i have now
quite full supply Of Gens, Boys and eaidrens straw
Goods, handsome and cheap Call at stAbNh fe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

II II. z n n
connection with the Union Bakery Ice Cream Saloon,
where the lovers of always find good supply
Parties supplied quantity nj shortest notice We
hone attention to buness to please those who may IA
ynr ms With their custom OPITZ a. MOORE
SBread Crackers Cakes and Piesfresh, bsk ed
usual
hanku to generous public for the liberal patronage they
have by paying attention TO
the fher patrons they hope still to merit aud receive
share Of its fayors OPIrZ s. MOORE
a m
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uyssry.s .ND eUwWALI.,s GRAIN

WTVSSEX's md NUWWAEI.'N GRAIN
III REAPERS Tive are prepared to furnish Planters
with celebrated Reapers They have been thoroughly
in Yr and North Carolina with great satisfaction
They combine improvements and are warranted to
be equal to any patent capacity effectiveness and dura
blity We invite Planters to call and examine them,
may 2Ots THOS. BRANCH e. SONS, Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

UNACTORY FIXTURES FOR SALE wish To
dispose private sale OF the Fixtures of the Tobacco
Factory recently by lio Depries at Campbell C.
H. all the necessary fixtures for wei
pleed establishment, comprising ten and presses, all
in good order and nearly wing been used but
season They will be disposed of liberal terms;
and as the binding sale opportunity Is pre-
wishing in the business of put
ting up tobacco JOHN D. AbEAA MIN,
OIL iudscta Campbell 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

execute short notice variety of Plain Fancy and
Ornamental BOOK JOB PRINTING at greatly reduced
prices Our facilities doing fine work being daily
creased by receipt the latest styles of Types Borders
Cuts sc fIom FounTlcs in the North would
friends and the public generally, that
they their orders for printing allied in the best style
charged other establishment
south of Baltimore
" Jobs printed In colos In the finest style of the art and
" arranted o give satisfaction
CARDS. CARDS CARDS - Printed very swift
Yankee Press extraordinarily cheap rates.
rEsP TERMS CASH. ma Its
AyOTyCE-Drs. r.. II. MurrelI and III. e..
LATHAM have associated Themselves In the practice of
Medicine Office, the occupied by DR.. Murrcl.
u-H1
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viii practice ia the United States Court ni Claims.
business may b. addressed to him at II Wall street
nr at Washington, u G, Il,
ENkN -. FLOOD, Attorney AT ..
y 4 attend all the Conris of the city of Iyn
counties Of Amherst, APPROXIMATION, bedford and {
mar ~ Is
fw.s NOKSEII. HOUSE,
kW".I MAIN STREET, LYNGlIBl
tDhIl VIII npon LIST Inlv tg5G wEIIxS ny
- NOIsVEI.u. ROUSE,

tW.'.l MAIN STREET LYNGlIBliR0, VA.
F9,,,l VIII open LIST July, 1856, WELLS & HYDE, Props
""--A This House undergoing n change Of
structon that will place 1t footing with the best modern
built Hotels Tho interior will contain every
Voncnce Tor guests and Will be furnished la sylo Of ee
and comfort suited To the ALL
that Will make rank IN fact with the FIRST class hotels
tho country lmay II aScts
U Fanvio Journal, Bedford sentinel, Western Star
Salem Register Fneaale Wing Fncastlc Democrat Ioxng
ton GaIetc Wythnylle telegraph, Abingdon Nirgnian
Abingdon Democrat Floyd titsen, nauvic Register and
Republican Knox yo Wing aud Register aud Grcenhrler
Era copy four times and send Mosss Wells
HYDE INurhhurg
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THAT'S AND CAPS.-Just' received, all the
new STYLES of fine Mole Skin Dress Hats every variety
81 stve price and Soft Hat and beautiful asort
nant of panama Florence and Dunstable Braid Bird Eye,
eghorn and Hats Also very few pretty drab Con-
grcss and Checked SILK summer Caps
apl 2]dScifts 'M0DDSaLD ~ HopPtN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

Tug ASSOCIATION will meet at 10 o'clock this morn
/, Ia the Baptist church and the Anniversary Ser
:, will be preached at i O'Clock this evening by
Burrows Of Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

GENTS FINE IL have opened
This week supply of Gents very superior Patent
Leather Caters warranted French upper stock Also,
ss good Gents Cloth-ped GAte,s have ever seem
Also French Patent Leather oxford Ties and nice low
quarter do Of hand. Call and see r. SEABUkf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

MILL FOOD-Bran, shorts, shipssa0 ana
v1 Brownstufa large stock Of the above which Ne Will
dispose Of In quantities upon the most liberal terms.
apl "a swlin LANaHoRNE JOHN9s