Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
Citp 1uo state affairs.

T, c,pETs-The corps Cadets under command OF MAJ
to,ston arrived in city, by the South Side tram OF Yes
day They received near the depot py ihe eaes "
Iynchburg College, under command OF froi sinicr anu Us
corcd to their Main street. where they were
Gracefully welcomed hospitality of the town by capt
VIM ID Fair After dining body at the Washington hote
they were the private hospitality OF our citizens
THE CHIEF ENGINEER of the Va Tennessee railroad hav
ing resigned the remaining work it, as well as the salt
Works branch placed under charge oil our to"ah
Mr. Vim w BLACKBOARD for years acknowledgement on
the line b. Is young gentleman oil hhe capacity anu
much promise in his profession
Mr. Buord the efficient engineer of the tracklayng depart
aent remains in charge of that branch of the work
FtRr-The dwelling house of Richard p. Jones, near
the Central Depot on River consumed by ire last
"wednesday Mr. J. absent attending the Fair In keh-
mond. The building was a fine one
oYsTERs-Mr VIM L. Lecke has opened an oyster House
n Market street ndebtedto him for sample of very
lperior quality the she'll We have no doubt he Will keep
.ilnsef well supplied during the winter
THE CIRCUIT COURT this city, Judge Leigh presiding
commenced yesterday afternoon The Grand Ju
ry were empannee judgments rendered number oil
Delivery Bonds
The Commonwealth Attorney leaves with US the following
note
Commonwealth VS.. Wood, Bruce, MeNes VS. Wrenn,
McDearman.
Witnesses are requested to-day 10 o'clock,
will drill this at ~ O'Clock on
HILL The beautiful man9uyrngs of this thoroughly drilled
corps will be an Interesting spectacle hope many will
themselves of this opportunity to witness their peor-
GRAND SwEEpsTAKEs.-A drove of horses being waered
near bridge Depot took fright yesterday at the
approach the rau and furousy the HILL to Main St.
through whole of Main turning the corner at
upper end like many scared dogs AT this present writ
ing unable say where they brought to halt
As 5 heard from, damage was done.
THE RrPuBIIcaN-One of the editors of the Republican,
having business requiring personal attention in the South,
offers his half interest in that paper for sale
essr Editors-ayng leisure day traversed that por
ton of your city between Turnpike alley and street.
quenty stopping beautiful and tasty buildings
erected within the last making the usual enquiry of my
companion who are the occupants or owners Inc response
A. b. &. ID Turning the business streets saw ma
ny whose doors there sgnsyc exhibiting
all the outward show of grocery stores VINO Ves there
free coored man. the response Therehere-there
,thero, the response Colored men who enjoy all
he bcneht OF trade yet pay no business TAX or 70
he and injury those who the city equislto
violation your city ordinances has not
fairly the knowledge of the Court Council and
able and faithful the discharge his duty and only needs
The foundation on which to erect his eannonto dsodgs
have yet TO hear of the first house OF that ehstacer in
such privileges allowed unless of recent dateal
such being regarded only detrimental but destructive
the moalsof the slave population Neither in New York
the abolition liberties allowed. viii
those in authority eAame the laws Of Virginia and the 3rd
OF the city of Lnchbug and set their veto on those
dens Of immortality. JUSTICE
THE SOUTHWEST AND ITS CArrLE.-Yesterdays Exami-
ner, Aristoeracy" gives readers
learned and entertaining discourse Beef Cattle and
the merits of the superb collection brouget Fair by the
Prestons the Kents The
four exhibited by Mr. Gordon kent weigh ten thousand
pounds The Examiner especially euogistc of the stock Of
Messrs Mathews Saunders which remarkable the
purity ofs blood Their Norfolk descended in straight