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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
The degeneration observation-disclosures.

The last accounts from Schastopol describe
lie there A. beginning To he somewhat more live
" lhan II has been siuco it ceased to be the cen
TIRE Of interest 10 all Europe Tho number Of per
sons who hive already returned 10 the town is
d,'.rlihrd rs wonderful, considering how little
accommodation there i for them in the houses.
Among other attempts Mt re,ivlhcation, thea.
TIE hes been opened there by the same man who
owned the theatre there before the siege, and
who moved ont nf the way ii wars alarms 10
Smphcropol during the war, aud gave dramatic
representations thrre. His efforts to draw good
houses ON his old site seemed to be successful.
No hopes seem nj present to be entertained
that the town will ever recover its former impor-
tancc unless the Government make it again n
military and naval depot and of this there is no
inkng at present. In Eupatoria also the inhabl
tants nre beginning 10 return to their homes aud
II SETTLE down again Next summer the mud
baths Of that place. which enjoy certain degree
of celebrity, are To be rcopened
The sitting up of the various ports of the Black
Sen j. said 10 form n subject of auXianS solici.
tnde TO the Marine Department. In NicholarH
now the most valuable of all the pnr's, this pro.
cess is described AS proceeding most rapidly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

1ha Tripton 1arerfiSer published in Iowa,
contains story apparently in imitation of Poc's
"Crse of W. Naldemcr." 1t is contained in II
letter from one DR.. John Moteton, and relate, To
the case of patient OF his wba disagreed with
his wife, She believing in spiritual manifestations
while Ire secuted them. She died telling him
with her last breath, TINT on his death bed >he
would appear to him in the body. \ few weeks
after be died Dir, john Moreton being then pres
eut and a. he was grasping his last, most hor-
tihIr holy. through whose drcayiug he,h the
white bones goam"a, and from whose rotten
limbs dropped IosthSone grave worms upon the
noor. entered the room.
This horrible form said. Come William they
woit for yon-I wait and fen to the floor, wh",r
il rrmnincd the next day, and the body Of the
husband being conveyed away, the house was
burned
Til, story j. supported by two or thrco ati la.
Wis. taken II tue James Ma, lor, Notary Pablo
for Grand Traverse county, Michigan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
Public Land. ot The suiicd sinfcs.

The public lands Of the United States amount
10 2.2l5752 square miles, or 4lS,0Sl, 230 acres.
Up TO June 81. 1876. $4,000, 1870 acres hal been
sold. There has been granted &c, 4:}6 .572 acres
for schools aud universities l0I0O, 500 for rail.
ad- 27a,792 10 individuals and companies, and
81 .s25, $50 f,r military services. Reservations.
for sHlnes. l22 30 acres; reservations for lndl-
ans. 3i0S ,1lG, reservations for companies indi-
vidunl, and corporations, S066 26l; confirmed
private claims S923.9l3; swamp lands, 10 81
351. Total disposed of, about 80 900 900 acres.
Total number Of acres Of public lands vacant
June 30. ls56 1,0717S3, GA, of which SS2,77S
we've in Michigan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
trii--lu,try in ohi.

The Ohio Legislature adj turned on saturday
having previously passed BIZ! making it prn
tcntiary offence 10 claim hold II ,lavr in
Ohio or undertake to carry away from the State
a slave any person Of c"nr. This il intended
10 prevent the operation OF the bred SCOTT dccis-
ION. Resolutions were also adopted declaring il
To be n duty TO use all the power consistent with
the national compac, 10 prevent the increase
of and to mitigate and finally eradicate slavery.
The ordnance of I7S1, rs far rs ii concerns ia
very should be extend d to all The Territories Of
the United States. The Senators and repre.en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

The victor in an argument can afford TO dis.
pense with 1.-THE last word
Many an angry controversy would be speedily
terminated if each party would cease n s"on IA
he is conscious of having beaten his opponent
1t will help TO reconcile man To TIN, su>Pen
sion. to bear in mind, that the public will not r.
member who had the last word; but they will
remember who had the best of the argument
The Truth makes the impression and he who
states it the most clearly, leaving il to do lis own
work, has the victory in his own hands. and can
afford TO let the enemy fire rs many guns a. he
pleases 10 cover his retreat in smoke.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
BY b. AkEkS, Auci'r.
noran ANnIor lar s..

BY vi iur 81 4 drrrcla order Of the t'trcrit
Iynchburg. pronounced the November Term tbaro, Il
In the Of Wills Lea y Brawny SC y c Al 49, CON-
others. tie Undersigned appointed Gr4f,, '''H
therein will SATURDAY lie sih day At ic l.fa,,
the premises proceed 10 sell The iirusn ard Lon in
cc.dines mentioned Tits Lot IS Situated on I'm, s. P''
5th Alloy. occupied by Horny Meredith Sr ba. - ana
Dwelling House upon it, with nrr ,-ary ,,t s'
There is also good wei OF wat-f apou thu Lot s 80
TfRNs-A credit OF six an / twelve months viii bc ,
Except much cash may be necessary TO DIR kN"h
peses Of sieJ the purchaser giving negotiable non,
orly endorsed and tle retained until nal rayments
J&o + SLAUGHTER matt
L D. CHRISTIAN Cainr,
az 1dtlsap Rcp. eaqy.
i'osipourncut.
The above sale IS p,s'p.ncI until SATURDAY he a-,
go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

Orleans paper. that there has been more early
planting this season than usual. and ON many
plantations the cotton was up. According to au-
thentic advces from the interior. all that was
thus exposed to the action of the severe frost Of
the night Of the 9th instant, has certainly been
killed, aud viii have to be re planted; thus de
feaiing the realization of as enrlya crop as Lad
been hoped for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

We are Authorized to announce Gro. IL LEM.
MON as a candidate TO represent the county of
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

We are authorized TO announce DIR. BOOMER
T. SMITH a candidate TO represent Campbell
county lin part in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
lpmchburn 2'irgil,iaN.
Morning. April ~. 1897.

the OF advertisers TO e Importance
Of the NfRaINIAs advertising mefnln at ass ana
country papers have large circulation "a the s9utu
pArt the State. whence grow ing ifaae $500 ~ oui ~
ibe Virginia cities There daily published within
hundreds Of mites south 81 this poui ana tue eoeion
- s.t rf an,hpr 10 the NifEninH the paper Tor
,hat seetiop a. /, can daily Topographic Information "a
- a. - a, All others ubess nil fur
!, rfi, Increased circulation For the inf irnaton II onf
,sd n mai section would state thai intend TO give
n,Ttirul.r attention the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

We make the following extracts from an article
in the Richmond Wing of Wednesday in refer
ence 10 the country and people with which we
will be placed in immediate connection by our
proposed railroad TO the North Carolina line
The picture which our eotcmpornry draws of the
productive wealth and vigur of that region is
not by any means ovcrdrnwn; and offers new
stimulus Tor early and energetic action on our
part 10 consummaie Il railway union with sec.
ton highly iayorcd:-
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE UPPER DAN RIVER
COUNTRY.
The section Of country in the State Of North Caro-
Ina, drained ny the waters al the upp"r Gndkn.
comprising a number of counties. and the adjacent
counties IN Virginia of Henry, Franklin Carol and
Patrick possess clemtuts of greatness IN many rc-
spccts-ro less in the fertility Of soil oad admirable
chmate-the uudeveloped, but well known album
dance OF coal copper, and iron resourceS-the pro-
hic and Overlooking return of the chief products
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. of the finest manufacture
my qnaittie5-than in the sturdy character ocouomi
cal prudent and social bearing of its inhabitants
These large territories of the two States, lying
uSaous and united by nature in common welfare
aud destiny, making efforts and presenting their
claims TO tomc of the market cities and towns of the
two States, and 10 their Legislatures for uid in their
ATTEMPTS to Improve their transportation facilities
and secure 10 themselves such ADVANTAGES in rrach
ing commercial marts ms have been the hammer
ine OF their brethren in other parts The ueopr in
question have not just awakened to their interests
on the contrary! have from the commencement of the
| improvements that have been projected in that d.
rccton, manifested Lively aud commpnlabie anxiety
| To reach the North Carolina Central the Richmond
| and Danylle Railroad, Or 10 wagon TO Lynchhprr.
subjects them to such OUTLAWS that the profits leave
but me1gre reward when compared with those re-
ceved by their more fortunate brother planters AMI
growers of grain and stock who have improved hi gu
WAYS near hand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

ne i'hnwng i An extract from Isaiah iii: Is:
in that day the Lord will take away the bra
very 81 the'r linking orna neu- about their feet.
ami 'ne'r combs and their rouad tires like the
moon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

Rev. Mr.. Kalloeh oflicintrd at fremont Tempe
Yesterday. before crowded congregations. In
the forenoon he pfencaed an able and effective
discourse On Lite as IA Christian rlcr," which
was listened to with grrlt attention. The srrvi
cc~ in The afternoon wee listened In by equally
attentive and numerous hearers. The Temple.
capaciou- a~ it IS is hardly arge enough Ia ae.
corumolato the ihrone, that will probably flock
hence in the future. Mr.. Kalloch is the Magnet
Of the Boston pulpit Boston Bee, 10Th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

We are authorized to announce /. Il. DEASE'
IT.. ESQ. of this city, candidate for re. election
to tie Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

AFEIL 1lTI, ~.
GEORGE NJ. RI CI<ER.

As now the pleasure anuauuce to his customers and
ht pubic that LIS Stock II tlRg and Hap fioois for
tho season Is No" "omPete lie beE OF all per
sons wanting eatg bdaj and good Goods 10 his cxepsye
aasnht mt o"inf1nE As does, variety suited wants
and ''rao q almost every boyerp Dry foods. this stock
may he tauni.
French Worked Collars and Sleeves lom cheapest to
Iiurn C.,iws and sleeves "a great varicty)
frtu'1 rktd Pocket HudtarchicI, tnrarlv all rr,dre)
camai. s,t', Collars anal ri se- tbr irell SOM set,-
very rifi)
Nh9ntla Lac Mau'los Hycry clrrant1
III Mmrr Antique and Incn Nantes. Sgcry ecgant)
SIN It'h'~ ca EteIf N1frfy1
ram f'ul 1na striped SILKS, (sflcnAil assortment
me aha'e taei goods a, also a goods " III be id
at prices winch nt idl n st,v every ono that the system
o ore Prtre o"g is the bot aud only way ol selling
b"'''' lal u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
SALES BY AUCTION.
Ifsfa DAY.
By BRYAN AkERS. Auct,f.

GALE OF REAL GssSfE-Hy ,irtuc -.
= deed Of trust executed Ia the untrs gned hv II NJ H.
duh Jr- shall on saturday the 18th day al III, M, "
BY Of pnbic auction. On the premises the ~, IL,
and Lots On list Aiiet aud between t aud 10Th Sfr..t.
Joining the property u Jas Is ENa r,l-. a cl,at 80 "
Twelve months, negotiable notes satisfactorily aadt,i ,i,
le sqYired al tgs purchasers. G. NJ. MEIIBTTa wiz
AZ d2taateaP Just
k'osipuuetaCnf.
The abase sale is postponed until SATURDAY lie 9TH
2:idJt'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

tuiiYes If tn -tata ia congress are reqnested' II
vote agaiu-t the admission Of any State unless
slavery /, excluded by lis constitution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25
Krr,a ~cssmuE~ FOX WAN, ts57.
L. FRANCE x CO, MANAGERS.
Grand GOnsolidntci E.ottcry of Ylar,fnnd
GLASS;
iss65,0OO

I'he drawn in baltimore. Nd Saturday Ma end 1871
Dra@at48s contacted nr tr rlaeaaAc, n ihe Nae lot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

R"r'h -hrht'' b.n"iffing, c''r-shhhGinS Mafth
wc declared ucIrbIe for many years. even
10y the must siu stas Among these, W" ot'ee MIR.
N"ts III NhtthI l"ia'ne siek ana naus9a'"e s2in'hs'
and asaptcEaug the sufferer Tor all profitable onpoymohts
cannot br questioned la, given cohcateoyer her own zig
ninre docauz that err suffering for ten years with violent
hraatcs uotNti standing she had been treated by
tmneat hv6ns AL the TIM" she never tonnd any pcrna.
f,irt until she iudaecd BAkERs PRtMIuM
BITE ,Na bottles Of which completed of the dis
o1ef have used the lIlfrFhs Tor the disease,
mud with uaar iccss Docs This II show that the Biiers
8 @ represented Ia be and HAT the Proprietor has
not attempted IL hunhoF the people in his medicine Where
rcney iolIerrd ad ,ease aud tn fsovcrer known
10 be ansibe MN Tie public DO themselves and him in
Justice mot 70 give 'ar and impartial triad These Filters
are rarrly vegetable ant may be taken without the fear of
Tliea 30 caets per bottle
To- noiai nj e rorpal Druggists ia r.ynch9ure Dan.
yie farnyiie fnetIc AbnF'n and elsewhere throughout
ap 152w L. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
taa,iA' gam EAiIlrr.-Thi- will certify, thai
ps4 ;lfsu.i and r,sn vi st " IN mn, in fb r,n,r,
Wuuds ,tu sHtg,-, rHd Davis met vh ia curing colds,
coughs pn nthc slos &c induced give his Pain
Etef ittl utl I@,s theu raising hlnod three
ns NIL had dsen about six week. wi tut rcssat
followed ths lccaos and my saocti9n. my cough
give ty the bleeding ccas,d, pain removed aud
am eQosu- e"nlaflalc degree OF hoalti NJ pain about
c ou- h. M bleeding and have good appetite. seep
t'i"l ami al M = engh gaining anil my IL sh mere snug
an no" "ee long orno want every dy to know
l. daHe t'rme llase It's d via equal my
~ uS atarrran iaust Tor aieh 1t recommended and
NH most eh''ri3' recruitment The above medicine 10 those
who have res aud eH aeci lily Those Of long standing
have. s, pay, Pan iltIta a lr fra as have done
atllARD S. PECKuA4L TaI River.
farsar - bWc5iss Groerrs ami Medicine dealers every
ar laa2u
W. h1'c hr"'d al some nsto"'shing cures br-
n6 n7o t itol d tirah Electric 81. II seems act
d.es' parts With r1nafk'o effect and IN short space
Il TIM HH fsgnns ais SWAY 1t can be hal Of the agents
1'is. sst "l' eftls'uen Ia another column
.ssm1'tt ia nrr" .tc"d ",.p, re ssoyd"n sa,s:
N"@ " e,r nt ecrd saes rom such respectable sources
as a'' >f''',l MIXTURE Mr. Boy lon one Of the orgi-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

- -''aeai I1t n superior raaw Ca#los Tbc NJ,
h'tat "tstes To- Iffr. trin in Chr. ,,rct ,i Nv H7nh
'l-'a % safe loN To the Trade Nv anu we 'Her
8F5rt> -, r,ff,-s,.,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-25

By Is. AkERS, Aucl'r.

ave sale is postponed un,l SATURDAY the 2,.b lp,,
n, al Ia 4ilsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11
From ra- usal Sow Ym1,.
A won stocE-I Farm

v.-,r.- sm.r-.t certainly ,1r't o.,
-....r.,...rr a MAN s-.-.'. if u.anit tr,
rr, ID. .,r rrr.,.r. rr .,r.- rr.ry.
.r..t r5-..,Ir,e-, Z, distinguish him
n.... r.r....r ranrfrl-nsl.nh5- Smith
r....,..t, r..J.,,rfr, .r lsvr- "a farm
,.r ....t.l vr,i,. many farmers. li.
rr,rti,. a,r... with rI.t...rv The Rural
'.I other a,ri,uIrral r4r.r.al,..a,s the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

Rrrrs WuNor GRrswotp. The New
York Evening Post furnishes the following
brief biography Of Mr.. Griswold, who died
in New York. on Thursday
I'll, was bjrn in Rutland county, Ver-
mont, February lj, 1915. aud after travel
ling extensively through Europe and Amer
Tea, wa. married, and took orders ~ = min.
i,ter Of the Baptist denomination. lIs
rarely preached, however, hu, from an early
ago has devoted himself asiIuously 10 lit
erlry pursuits. IIc began by oiitins a
smal. country uew.pap'r-wl' alt"rwari
associated with Horace Grtclcy in the pub
liration Of the NcvsYorkcr, and with Park
Benjamin aud Epc, Sargent ia TIA, of tho
BROTHER Jonathan and tho New World, and
in l,l2 t0os charsr Of Graham, Magazine,
which rapidly improved under biz hands.
IN the same year appeared hi' " Poets
aud Poetry of America one Of the most
popular compilations % the Kind ever pub
i.sHrI boo this country. u was lJill"ei ~
,h, Poet, AMI Poetry of England .n iho
Nins,e,nth Century :" " The Prose Writer'S
of America 20 " The Female po1t- oi Amer
ira." &" The slcr,l Poet, or England and
America I" " Washington and the Generals
ur thr Rryoluuou;" "Nlr.lron AMI tho
Marshal, oi the Empire" " The Republic
can Court" &c. H. Wa. a,s, engaged
urln an illustrated Life Of Washington At
thr time of Do, death. Various mi,csila-
u,ou. publications, in addition TO these,
ir.,.y % b. industry and mental activity.
Dr. Gri.w,ll'. disease v., consumption,
ami li, h,t i.lnr,, unusually plin'li AMI
rr,,uc,sI. II, leave. three children. Of
whom the youug,., is q boy, yet iu h,' IN
Aucy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

N.gH Norma w,>I. Yur. s Young H.
IrII . Iru who wls anxious @, ua,'
.lme private conversation with h.'c.Umrr.
hut tl.r, v,rr tvJ li,ilc ch..lra 90 th,
room. TIE gentleman looked g. see ,ham
rut % 1eI. bui h' Wa, I.upp0,n,cl. Tuo
ypuuse.tchpI.alitl, by about thr1' years
OLD, slept with the young LAZY, and hal no
iI.a pg rrtiriu. without hs b-l fellow
>re,,hiu. bis chubby length upon the car
r.t. hc watched tnr twain with rr',lutaly
vlI..awAks eyes until the bell rang i1ruiur,
when patience becoming exhausted, h'r'l.-
~ hi. head aul .arI to the visitor, " Niuo
O'Clock !, b,d timr. Don't You thinS ypur
mother want. you now Tasmias.ms of
embarrassment, ,yrv,i0Dn anImrlh produced
Ly tai. hint va, -. s,lI %, 70 ai,k, and cu-
ripu. o. behold. sonny va, Int 10 led
al5n, after that, anil tus young s1u.l,man
had chance u irae Dds mimi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11
Revolutionary Incident.

was cmb1iiclIn thepcrson oi . stout black
smith, aye, an humble blacksmith. but in
Nj. stout frame, hardened with toll, throh.
bel a. generous an impulse of freedom a.
ever beat in The bosom Of Lafayette, or
around tho heart Of mad Anthony Wayne.
Il was in full tide of the retreat that
follower Of the American camp. who bad nt
lcas, shoulicrcd a cariwhip in hi. couniry's
serycic, was dragging a baggage wagon from
the field Of battle, while some short distance
behind, body OF coulincntals were pushing
forward with a body o. British in pursuit.
Tho wagon hal arrived at narrow point
Of tho by-roli leading 20 the south, whcrl
two high banks ol rocks anl crags, arising
On either eide. afforded just space sufficient
lor the passage OF the baggage wagons, and
not an inch more.
liz ewes wcrc arrested hy tho sight of a
stout, muscular man, apparently some forty
years of age, extended ai the foot ui q tres
AL -. 49,. -, ,,,;,. ~ , ,,,,r,,i.
IL, ILL, grn..,.,J, ,rl ui,h Al,
shirt sleeves rolled up from hi. muscular
arm. hc lav extended on thr turf with hi,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

\ disease {, .ail to be making fatal work
anon. the cattle about Utica, y. \. a
correspondent Of the Observer 'ay' tho dl''
ease !, identical with the one known as tho
cattIe plague in EurOpl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

Five colorci messengers were dismissed
last week, from the Patent OIicc, in con-
formity with the principles Of the proa
Scott decision.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11
VOLUME q, NO. 42.

scenes. They are all live men, good, prac-
teal printers, speaking various languages,
and form a newspaper corps hard tosurpas'
or equal. lCinciunati UuiOnist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

I'll, most remarkable case on record. is
that Of Yankee soap man, who, In vio-
lent storm NJ sea, saved himself from death
by taking cake Of his soap and tra'hmg
b,,nsef ashore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

\ correspondent Of the New York TX.
pres, charges the failure in laying the At
lautic telegraph TO want Of foresight and
proper machinery. The grooves in the
wheels were 50 small that the cable was sew
cral times in imminent peril before it parted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

Hughes, the pedestrian, on saturday even
in- completed the fea, Of walking eighty
consecutive hours, at Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

lie declare, himself guilty who defends
himself before accusation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

p. .uus. lr-1 further comments o1 This
.Ir ,r.ay.