Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08
citp aa0 State affditS.

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@D,.fgIcr couRr-Dee 6.A.-sauuders' exr's Va &
nan, acknowledgements concluded and submitted
xvs,klps' exrs Watklns-argned in part.
raav Dee 6h-Holcombs ex'rv acknowledgement re-
rsea and remanded to court below.
ua.n Va Keen--deeree affirmed
.,son Judgment ofthe Circuit Court rcvers
Ind that of the County Court affirmed.
u,lr,ton ~. Hairston--affrmed without damages
w,kIns ex'rs Wa.kins-arihcr argued and continued
I'LL to morrow
" ranrt Adjourned till Il O'Clock this morning
40, a,nL.sps mot Mrs Garland thu South aide
. .,vs) second lecture Constitutional Law will take
a,s,e at the Methodist Protestant church tonight.
.,,nuRa MARBLE woRks-wc have ON other oeca.
-. ..lod attention this establishment, and we do again
,.e is worthy of hearty commentator and liberal pat
The marble business constitutes local interest of
silcr,be Importance and when conducted as well it
Mr. idess should be sustained by home patronage aud
ssnded to public We have recently noticed
,,ens of workmanship executed by him that would be
spr,he to any establishment monument lately erected
memory of the late James 81 Boydis of the hand
,,oet among many beautiful onesn the Presbyterian
e,ery about thirteen feet high, of pure Italian
.sblv polished representing octagonal pyramid in
with appropriate inscriptions, and resting
~ brown stone The design and execution both ad.
and reflect the highest credit upon the maker We
,er to this specimen of the work executed the
.,hurp Marble Works where others of equal excellence
w constantly being gotten up Those in of anything
hle M
~ nc to style and price rs anywhere else.
,,.o,xr. coxrEnEscE-se rentt Day--The Conference
pened by reading the Scriptures and singing and
n,hop John Early Lynchburg who
,on c. where he has been during the past week pre-
,no aver the South Carolina Conference The minutes Of
terdsy's session read and approved
Lave of absence granted to the Rev. John G. Rowe
rbe Rev VIM H. Christian, from the Committee on Educa
presented report which read aud motion Of the
pv los H. Davis the resolutions appended to the report were
~ amended as request the Bishop appoint the Rev b.
II tbusop agent Wesleyan Female College The
was then adopted ordered be published The
, recommended by the Committee approve and
na to the patronage the Methodist eommanityRandolph
Macon College; the Female College at Gravel HILL Buck
insbam Va; and Murireesborough. N. C.
Tho ALLOWING superannuated preachers passed in
A., Of character and continued in that relation
Humphrey Biups James E. Joyner, YIN. H. Starr, and
John W. Williams
7 F.krdge one of the sapernumerary preachers.
Samuel r Norman his request placed the
rav list and granted of absence for the remainder
Of the session.
Roy Joseph H. Davis from the Committee on the Book
Concern report which was adopted ana be
4 published =,
Tho conference then adjourned hear the by Bis
an ,,arew on the death such ministers have fallen dur
ing the present year
n,yrR,l G.RLASp-The many friends Of Gen. Garland
IN virginia will read following with interest At dinner
Judge Santa Fe that gentleman offered
The following toast
M dier friend and benefacor Of New Mexico, whose
, bears semblance to the cclng emblem his browthe
sarland-the oaken garlsnd-the garland OF the brave
hi. sentiment General Garland made the following
| ply
listening to the eloquent remarks of the distinguished
of the OCCASION something of bodness necessary TO en-
able one express his thanks Tor complimentary eh'
mont II IA difficult however conceive of man with soul
Il,fI ALI, anyprl i'm on
hearing associated with noble deeds which nave
for him not only applause of s countrymen but page In
the history his country lis this which has unoosed the
HINGES that may speak out the pronptngs
=, grateful heart alive with thanks profoundest thanks for
the Kind compliments which have been paid me and which
have been echoed cordial applause from those who
surround me this generous festive board
The prospec of pear prosperity 10 New Mexico
rive to none more qualification than TO this
throbs with grateful emotion for the Kind terms which
haye been enonedb by the sentiment last proposed If my
services country shall have been crowned with success
have the ranknes acknowe ledge, have the justice to
feel that the be literally shared if not entirely
loved by the gallant officers aud brave who have borne
the priv pes of the field in the pursuit and cast
CATION who have long and so mercesy ravaged
and outraged country thrust that brighter day is
dawnng peace and welfare of this remote and exposed
portion OF our land propose, gentlemen
New xco; may the harmonious cooperation of the civil
and military authorities within her limits contribute rapidly
to her prosperity.
THE DANvILLE RAILRoA has been completed to within
eight miles of Dauve which point the will commence
running in a few days
NOVEL THErr-we learn from the Western Star that
freight car Of the Tenn. r. r. broken open at the
Central Depot fat cattle belonging to Mr. Sheppard
Of Pulaski stolen cattle and thieves have not been
heard from since
RUE BasKWe learn from the Western Star that "a
run was made upon Bank the Valley in Virginia at
Chsiansburg last week by the Farmers Banka Wythe'
Vile resulted the paying by the former to the