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Home Manufacturcs.

y We intend do all work well is ,ne anywhere
and as cheap in proportion 10 quality.
Weare planning Boards, Panks, Deck Joist Clapbaaris
&C., well and as cheap it is done anywhere else
We also planning Mouings Of all descriptions and can
furnish them by the foot plane them FOR Others We
also manufacture round Dausers of different Sizes
der, and keep them on hand for sale.
We also prepared for Planning Throating and Fit
ting ships Knees, Turning Sancheons making Plugs and
saving Wedges for Pankng launching and for Treenails
at short notice.
Doors Sashes and Blinds of common Sizes constantly on
hand and for sale Also Planking, Launching and Tree
nail Wedges and Plugs for sale.
With good machinery, good stock, good workmen, and
prompt attention, prepared do work. and
think satisfy reasonable public that deserve
share oftheir patronage. Call and see.
SCOTT MORSE co.
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856.
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ISAAC III. DUPEE,
DAGUERREAN & AMBROTYPIST.

r. HYDE'S building, Front St., Bath, Me.
HAVING bought the right Of Sagadahoc County, is now
prepared to take these beautiful pictures, which
admired by all who them. By this method it only
qires third Of the time required for Daguerreotype.
children be taken in second. Persons wishing
nKenesses OF their children have for saying
they can not get them All they have to do is to bring
them in TO me. take them in any weather, and get
them natural and goods the stormy weather just good
as bright day. These pictures not reversed
daguerreotype-are more durable, and in any
light and natnra; than any other picture You
size.
All are invited to call and examine specimens at my
rooms, and for themselves Every attention paid to
persons in want Of daguerreoypes abrotypes at
rooms.
On hand good of Cases of all kinds Lockets
Pins Rings &C., sold the lowest prices, and warranted
to be as good as the best.
All work entrusted to my will be attended to with
promptness and despatch. No work will be allowed to 60
away with any blemish spot on it.
Price reasonable.
Bath, Jan. %, 1856. 336
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Beans g. Oats.

This day received and for sale
300 81 BUSHELS Northern Oats OATS
Jan. %. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & co.
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Provisions.

DORK, Beef Hams, Lard Spring Goldfish, Pollock Fish
L Oils, assorted Soaps, &c. Just received by
49, JOHN H MCCLELLAN.
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Free Exhibition

NOW open at D. T. PERCY'S, No. 0, Kelly's Block the
~ LARGEST and MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
ofEMBR0IDER rs offered this city, consisting Of
Collars, Sleeves, Cambria and Muslin Bands, Plain
and Stitched Linen Sets French Wrought do Grape Coll
lars, Wrought Handkerchiefs, &c, &c.
The above goods will be marked at the Uery locest cash
price, and every lady in want Of any article the Embroi
derry line, cannot flIl to be suited.
LIZ The Subscriber is selling his entere stock OF
Silks Shaw aud Dress Goods at nearly 20 per cent less
than price for few weeks ouy previous to taking
account OF stock.
Now the time get Bargains at D. T. PERCY's, OPP
pose SagadahOck House, Bath.
Bath Dec L. 1855.
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Gentlemen,

GIVE me call for Boots, for have large stock of
VI tom work hand-or leave orders for them for
have as good warkmen there is in the State
March 6. l.. 5. FISHER.
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DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY

HE subscribers have established Mandatory for ma
KING Doohs, ASHES, BLINDS, &C., and having pro-
cured the neoest and most app oued Machinery a
great expense withthe best of solicit
Of the public patronage We invite all In want Of the
above articles to eau and examine for themselves
think we can satisfy them that it is for their interest,"
well as ours, to patronize y
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DAILIES.-Northern Tribune, Portland Advertiser,
Advert er, Boston Atlas, Boston Post, Boston
Journal Bostnn Bee, Boston Herald, Boston Mail.
WEEKLIES.-Baliou's RctcrIl, Flag Of Our Union,
True Flag. American Union, Star Spangled Banner Yam
kee Pryateer, Yankee Blade Ladies' Enterprise, Waver-
ly Magazine, N T. Ledger, Eastern Times, Olive Branch
Rural lntelligencer American Sentinel Lincoln Democrat,
~ Y Herald, N Y Tribune, y u Times, Home journal.
Police Gazette, Clipper Boston Pilot, Citizen, Scientific
American. New England Farmer, Saturday Evening Post,
Weekly Traveller, Weekly Journal, Seepers Port Folio,
and all other popular Newspapers ofthe day.
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To the Trade.

IIE subscribers having completed arrangements which
L afford them unusual facilities for purchasing STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS at the LOWEST possible figure,
will hereafter be able to conduct Jobbing and Retail
Business upon that viii INTEREST ALL purchasers
who will favor them with call
Ut. GILMAN ( co.
Bath January I, 1856.
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Ladies',

YOU can have Boots and Shoes, of any kind, made al
short notice. by leaving orders at my store-for
have the workmen y March O. L. 5. FISHER.
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Beef and Pork

M EsS and Prime PORK Chicago Beef &c for sale at the
vi reduced rates, by
JAM. MCCLELLAN. DENNIS L co.
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The Eureka Toilet Soap,

Superior to everything before produced for removing
TAN or FRECKLESor extracting grease oil, pitch
from SILKS and WooLESs. Used with Whiting, it gives
fine polish to silver Britannia ware
For the Toilet, it you would soap, and
the skin will become soft and healthy To the gen.
eral Of this SOAP is only necessary that the public
should become acquainted with its many eScellences.
The Agents of the Company authorized to refund
all where the Soap fails give satisac-
ton, upon the return ofthe Soap.
IL None genuine but such may he obtained from the
Company or their duly authorized Agents.
Sold by the principal Grocers In the United States and
Canadas.
HARRINGTON L CO., General Agents.
" Post Office Address, Roxbury, Mass.
Wholesale Agent for Boston,
2m31 GEO. A. SIMMONS, No. Il Long Wharf
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s
Grand Military Bali.
Ladies,
The New Liquor Law
Has nothing to do aoith CIRCUITS
selling Clothing.

Has nothing TO do 1Ctth GROUI y
selling Clothing.
Fresh from Boston new lot of clothing has come,
Where the Law says man shall sell rum,
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for your boly from your head to your feet
Precipitation may tell you to try thin coat,-
That in Summer breezes will gracefully float.
All, gents, CIRCUITS the that has them on hand
The fashions and fabrics equally grand.
IfstilI you quoting the high price OF -four,
And all the provisions You daily devour, M
Then Grout is the man, and now at his Store,
Hell sell you cheaper than ever before.
Call in and i1ok goods if you will,
Wen show them as cheerluly as we 10 bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
0fthe Ready -made clothing piled shelves,
Come! Come = Come to GROUTeSt.l
Three North Elliot House Block, Front Street Bath
Maine. II. 2. OR0UT.
July Z, 1855.
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Oil! OIL! /!

lust received 20 beached winter polar
u for sale at the lowest Boston pvce, by
Jan. Z. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.
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LOST

IN Monday last in passing from the correr Of Elm down
" Washington, through Centre and Elm streets, Lady's
FUR TIPPET. The finder shall be suitably rewarded by
leaving II at THIS OFFICE. Jan. 2. 3w
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SPOKEN,

Dec l6. lat 70 a. len 40 a. ship Winfield Scott, NJ
Le'lan, Of and from Boston Nov 81 for Callao.
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I-NPRING and Day Fish, Mackerel, Tongues Sounds,
~ lalibusnapes and Fins, Herring in boxes, &C. for
sale by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.
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EUREKA SOAPS,
Manufactured by the
New England Eureka Soap Co., Boston.
Eureka Family Soap,

FFUIuIleU % OtISW III HuTU, kSJJE Ut SuI FFuL-
er, withou boiling The Clothes.
THIS and valuable article won the appreciation
L of all housekeepers who have had opportunity Of
testing its quality. 1t not only does good execution in
cleansing clothing of all descriptions, but it saves fuel
and prevents the steam which is produced from the
mode of washing, where boiling is required. 1t may be
used the most delicate fabric without injury
healthfui influence upon the skin in either cold
weather. leaving it free from such rritatons as are fire.
queny produced from the usual chemical combinations
For general cleansing purposes about house, cleaning
paint carpets, tin ware &c, 1t is superior anything
heretofore discovered Used with Bristol brick gives
superior polish to cutlery Its cheapness will
tn
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SaSadahOc Agricultural and
Horticultural Society,"

THE members Of the Sagadahoc Agricultural and Hor.-
L cultural Society hereby notified that the annual
meeting of said society viii be held at the Common Comet
Room, in the City Hall Building in Bath, the third
"Wednesday of tmuary inst, at nine o'clock in
the forenoon for the choice Of officers transact any
other business that legally before said meeting
FRANCIS BURLINGTON, President
JAMES II. WHITMAN, Secretary.
Bath, Jan. I, 1855. 2w30
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GU MI
TAILORING business (!

TAlLDR!NG BUSlNESS!
This department will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to. Gen
tlcmen in want Of the latest and
most fashionable styles of gar
ments, will find it for their inter-
est to call, as the subscriber will
guarantee to furnish as handsome
a garment (both in workmanship
and style) as can be furnished by
any establishment in Boston or
New York, and at two-thirds the
cost!
Give me one call, gentlemen,
and satisfy yourselves.
N. B. The cutting Of gentle
mems and youths garments, to
be made out Of the shop, will be
promptly attended to, and Cloths
and Trimmings furnished at the
lowest cash prices.
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New Dress Goods

DECEIVED this day, MT the Granite Store, new sty
II NJ DeLaines, some beautiful patterns.
Jan. A. OWEN co.
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newspapers & MAGAZINES FOR 1856.
Now is the time to Subscribe!
MaGa2ineS.

Harpers Magazine, Putman's Monthly, Graham's Mag
azne Godeys Lady's Book, Lttelis Living Age, Nortf
American Review North British Review Eclectic Maya
zine, Arthur's Home Magazine Petersons National Maya
zine, Ballou's Monthly Merchants Magazine, Lesles
Y Journal, Lesies Fashion Book Harpefs Story Book
Forreser's Magazine for Children, and all other popula
Magazines and Monthlies of the day.
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NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of license from
" the Judge of Probate and for the county OF Sagada
hoe there WILDE exposed for sale the premises in Bath,
Saturday the ninth day Of February at o'clock
in the afternoon all the real estate Of Sarah f. Thomson,
payment of her just debts and incidental charges of SALE
Said real of lot of land and building there
on the OF High and Centre streets
in SAID Bath J. T. HUSTON, Administrator
Dated Bath this 9th day of January, 1856. 3w30
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Beautiful DeLaines.

ONE case, assorted styles, very rich and very low
" received by Ut. GIL
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Copartnership.

9NIIE subscriber having negotiated bargain with Mr..
l David o. FOye, BY which he is hereafter to have
his business will conduct heretofore the
Auction and Commission business under the style Of
J. T. GILMAN & CO.
Persons indebted nee will the necessity this
arrangement If settling their bills with little delay
possible J. I. GILMAN.
Bath, January l. 1856.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands AGAINST THE CITY
n will hand them the Committee Accounts be-
fore the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
Per Order,
Bath, Jan. IS, 1856. JOHN SHAW, Chairman.
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Artisans, Mechanics, and Seamen's
Eureka Soap, for Hard, Soft. or Sail Wafe

This article is peculiarly calculated for those who
work in oils grease, machinery, asst from
the skin all foreign substances without subectng it to
such irritation is generally produced by the of the
common alkaline soaps. Tar priiteI's ink, wax stains
&C., which seldom yield to ordinary soaps, removed
scrubbing purposes.
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Dress Silks.
FTT SIT

OPENINGfr from New York, large assortment of Ores.
" Silks, much lower than usual. OWEN & co.
Dec B.
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Flour and Corn,

ID ALTIMORE Family, Extra and Fancy Flour, Gehesee,
Id various brands. Southern Yellow Corn ami Neal for
sale prices correspond with the fall in the Southern
Markets, by
Jan. T. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.
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Bath Mutual Marine lns. Co.

THE Members of said Company hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting will be holden Mt their Office
MONDAY the 4th day of February O'Clock in the
Afternoon for the purpose of choosing Directors for the
year ensuing and transact any other business that
legally come before said meeting
Bath, ] an. is, 1856 GEO. l.. PRINCE, Sec'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
From Kansas Southerners Ordered to Leave

From Kansas Southerners Ordered to Leave.
ST. LOUIS. June 5,-Kansas dates To the 25th
are received here.
Fifty Dragons were stationed ut Topeka, and
100 at Lawreno.
1t was rumored that party of Major Buford's
Southern emgrants encamped near Oswatomie.
had committed many depredations on the Squat
ter's property The latter became enrnged. and
at tackled the camp of the former, killing five and
driving the remainder away. In the same vioin
ity, the Missouri pro- slavery men, who had been
identified with the troubles in Lawrence, were
waited upon by committee Of FREQ State men.
and ordered to pack up aud move for Missouri
instantly. Many fam lilies complied with the de-
mand and the greatest excitement prevailed,-
Gov Shannon sent n detachment of troops thore
to preserve order
The Congressional investigating committee ad.
jou,ned from Leavenworth to Westport on the
3lst May. They will leave for Washington on
the 10th inst.
letter dated at Baptiste Paola on the Both
May. says thirteen persons implicated in the
murder of the eight pro slavery men at Oiawota-
mic have been arrested. They were discovered
in the Mauvais Rver,well fortified, and
securing renforcpments from Lawrence and
elsewhere. 100 Kansas military, and Is dra-
goons assembled to catch the murderers. Among
the murdered men are Doyle, Sherman and Will
kerson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
New Hampshire Legislat

CoScoRp, June 3.-The State Legislature will
convene here to morrow. The Democrats in
caucus this evening nominated Samuel Herbert,
of Rumuey, for Speaker of the House; A. S. Mar
shall, Of Concord, for Clerk; and j. II. Smith, of
Wentworth, Assistant Clerk. The American Re-
publican caucus nominated Edward II. Rollins.
of Concord. Speaker; John II. Goodall, of Man
chester, Clerk; and Henry O'Kent of Lancaster,
Assistant Clerk Thomas J. Melvin is the Re
publican, and William Burns the Democratic
candidate for President of Senate. There is "a
majority in both branches opposed TO the De-
mocruts, and the American Republican candidates
will undoubtedly he chosen.
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From the Boston IraDeHo.
Insurrection in Hayti against the Emperor So


BY the schooner Neptune, which arrived Mt
New York from Aux Cages, we have important
intelligence, For some time past, and especial
" since the utter failure of the attack upon the
Domncans, the Emperor Soloque has rapidly
lost. 1t will be seen by the following letter from
a prominent inhabitant in Aux Cages to his
friends in this city that strong insurreciionary
movement against the existing government has
actually commenced in that part of the Island
which may possibly end in the overthrow of the
present Emperor and the re establishment of the
Republic. The letter bears marks of having been
written under the influence of feeling of surprise
and CONSERVATION, but is of undoubted authentic
ity. 1t is dated May 10.
| expected to have had ample time to-day to
reply to your letter but as in Hayti we know not
what day may bring forth. it happens that
have but barely time to write a few hurried lines.
This morning was awoke in a startling man
ner by the alarm drums. ! had but just time to
get on my trousers before | learned from our
store keepers. who had rushed up town that the
insurgents were close to town, and were expect
ed at once to attack it. Whilst | was thinking
whether should load my pistols or not, | just
remembered that had none; so thought had
better not load them but dress qnietly posi-
lie and learn really the state of affairs. did so,
and this is what picked up.-A body of from
1000 to 5000 insurgents took possession of
u
view of attacking the town to. day.
The military authorities "ere only aware Of
this at seven this morning. The alarm drums
were beat and every male in town was ordered
to join the troops. AT ten A. NJ. the troops
marched out with those that had joined them
Whether they intend to give battle day.
know not; but | rather suspect, seeing that they
are but 800 strong, they will content themselves
with defending the entry of the town till more
help comes up. What expect is this, that the
troops will not defend the entry of the town long {;
ifthe insurgents have the pluck to push ahea
and we may thei efore expect great fun for the
insurgents and not for us,) to morrow in the way
of pillage.
i2 o'clock -The alarm is again beating. The
troops sent out they say. are rePulscd, and the
insurgents pushing forward People are
running in every direction through the Streets
and shutting doors. am going to shut up, to
be an courant of what is going on shall write
you again soon The Captain thinks it's time
that he goes off. Yours, in haste
In case of general instruction, there would
be fair opportunity for american Interven-
ton" "a la Walker.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
WASHINGTON UIOuse-Sucad 4, Clark prp's

JUNE en- Caspar, New York; Huff, Campbell;
S Camden, Amherts; II Conaly, City; 7 Rosser,
Campbell; F Camden, Nelson; r II Douglas S A
Major; Smith Bedford; Wilkinson, Rockbridge;
Shelton, J a Hart, Brewer, Campbell; Hun
ter, University Va; R G Brown, Campbell; W Ryan,
Baltimore; G W Burton Charlottesyille;W d Scruggs,
Richmond Mrs Novel; & 2 Children, Wytheville; j @
Flagg, Cape Horn; Early; Campbell Stray,
Philadelphia; Johnston Jr, W Jeter Roanoke; G w
Morgan, Campbe w Dilard City; NJ billiard,
Montgomery Alal ana; W II Horton, Campbell DR..
Greenlee, City; W Stone Shockoe HILL Robt Anglin,
Franklin
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Probable Fatal AHlay

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Last night, nftor tho
Convention adjourned, Geo Z. Buell., Editor of
the Democratic Review, published in Washington,
made speech in front OF the Burnett House, de-
nouncng Know Nothings and Abolitionsts. He
was interrupted by an individual in tho crowd.
and the matter finally came TO blows. In the
melee, l}uoll was stabbed in the back, tho knife
penetrating the lungs, inilictng dangerous
wound. His condition this morning is very crit
ical-the wound bleeding internally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ErRopE.
Arrival of the Niagara

HAiIfAN June 5.-The steamer Niagara with
da'ss IRON Liverpool TO the 9th May, has arriv
cd here.
The political news is unimportapt.
ENGLAND.
ne ministry had been again triumphant on
motion eensuring them for abandoning the qnes
ton OF maritime law, touching neutrals
lhe sum of 0.000. 900 had been subscribed
I" tue new loan deposit and paid without pres
sure.
The bullion in the Bank of England had inereas
ed f23,0O0
SOUND DUES.
u" protocol of the Danish proposition To
wheh Russia, Sweden and Gutenberg agreed has
been published. Denmark renounces tho right
To tue Sound and Belt Dues for 81. 900 900 of riX
dollars All the maritime powers must assent
denmark reserving the right to treat separately
win them. She also demands security for tho
money.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
LORD John Russell had given notice in tho
HOUSE OF Lords of his intention 10 ask the uues-
non-whether the British Government intended
To interfere between Nicaragua and Costa Rical
l ne London Times thinks that England and the
United ssates must combine for the adjustment
OF central American affairs, nnd suggests the
Var us an umpire in the American aud English
Mosquito question
ITALIAN QUESTION.
ne excitement ON tho Italian question still
continues
RUSSIA.
Inc Russian successes in Crcassia are con.
hrmed.
COMMERCIAL
LiLEhPooL. May Goth. Flour triho lower.
with little speculative demand; Western Canal
'fpsaHts Ohio 36sa37s; Southern 35sa36s. Low
err grades of Wheat declined ID; Southern Rcd
ios Sdal0s6i; White l0s l0dal0s lid. Corn
declined 6lnls, but closed firm at 29sn30s for
white aud 2s!a29s for yellow. Lower qualities
Cotton slightly declined; upper and mddling
firm.
American securities unchanged. with limited
business.
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Accident to Ex-Preside Van Buren,

kINpERHooH N. Y. Juno Sex President
Van Buren, was thrown from his horse this
morning, receiving u severe, but not dangerous
wound on the head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
DeDatture, of thu Canada.

BosroN, June 1.-The Canada sailed at noon
with l23 passengers FOR Liverpool She takes
$5i30OO in specie ExMinister Champion and
the three dismissed British Consuls are among
the passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
Massachusetts Legislature

The resolution Introduced INTO The Massaschu-
sets House ofDelegates by Charles Hale, ap-
propriating $4,000 for material aid to the sons
and daughters of ssachusetts, now in Kansas,
was again taken up Tuesday; but after discussion
was again tabled by a majority Of eight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. Leonidas Rosser will preach at the Bird
Street Methodist L. Church, tomorrow at o'clock,
A. NJ.
Rev. John Brice, Of KY will preach in the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
June 7, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07
Congressional Election in Missouri

ST. LOUIS, June Gov. Price has ordered
an election on the first Monday in August, to
fill the vacancy occasioned in Congress by the
death of Hon. John Mi Her, of this State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-07

urxs JrRy-Thc jury in Jones case Charged with
ibery) after being hung two days, were diseharg-
Id "a ial-where he will have to wait sir months
iaror before he will know his fate
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r,tp aup state affairs.
= rs1.l o. pnrrrI for killing Mrs Gillenwater

7',1v TRIAL OF DurrFL for killing Mrs Gilenwater
ip,aacea Thursday evening and occupied the Court
!, niD Yesterday Maj Garland began the arga-
al p' ahout u o'clock on the part of the Common
III IN and Messrs. Mosby Speed, Tribe Rudd,
4 Cha. Baekford appeared for the prisoner ~, Inc
=, had not been finished at the hour of writing this
% s-The verdict of the jury was rendered at a
: hour last night which was "Murder in the Sec
IA degree and confinement in the Pententary eight