Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
News and Miscellany

whatever Opinion may bo entertained of the orr
gin Of the fever in Gospor, there is no earthly
doubt tina, tie disease in Norfolk of loca
origin. The first case appeared III tenements IN
which three cases of yellow fever were noticed
last year. but at too late period to spread and
cause alarm, and the subjects had no communicn
ton with persons from Gosport.'
The Crayon says: -'Rachel appears exceed
ingly beautiful upon the stage--no the roug
ed and pcncile1 heaaty we have seeu on oar own
slagr. bat with -ehiiuity 81 hennty which en-
terS even Into her -itp. her hcaria2."hich lights
up her face, and burn, cut indniief very SOUL.
And this carries you with her from her entrance.
You would scarcely think she did anything wrong
if she should chance to-
The Queen Of England, on leaving Paris left
the handsome sum of thousand pol,nis sterling
10 be distributed among the poor Of HE city
This was WE'LL and viii do much good though
there is no capital of Europe where the eye Of
the stranger is rarely afflicted with the sight of
extreme poverty and suffering.
The next meeting If the Virginia Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held
IN Petersburg, commencing November 2sh,
1885.
On Saturday last the Corporation Court Of
Winchester receded wholly from the prohibitory
II
qaor to each aud every one wa" applied
There was disturbance at Princeton. n j.,
last week between the Students of the College,
and the town people. There some hard
fighting and a Constable was stabbed.
Two slnvcs out Of four who had arrived at an
pge to make choice, manumitted by the will of
James Nelson, deed. Of Augusta county, rofus-
Cd their freedom, and chose a member Of their
late owners lamily ms their master
reverend oen,ln,non IN New York, a faw
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'"'o" S'"'' '''"6 !'"'' "'''''' lug w
for some ono Of the CONGREGATION to offer her n
seat paused in his sermon descended from the
pulpit, showed her into his own pew, and quietly
returned |" MS desk again
The New York Book Puhlishprs Association
o,,.a,,oo, ,Io o,n,.1,,i,,n of no o.rar,,o,,ants
,of 'ne e.""u ies',,"' "''1n ''y i"'pha sslns
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OF the up'''a 9'a'es'a' 'ne NryS'a' a,ace on the
trade sale Of books
Ono Of tho Iro;to3 s.,,es of;cors :, Utah hos
h,o,,,o Noro,a, an1 hos ~, WINS ana e
,,,o,, ro.;l.s ~, ,or,, and ,ho o,,o, ia ,ho o;,,,
lie claims to he in the performance of religious
duty, and manfests strong appearance of sim
cerity.
ltis expected that the Man assa Gap road will
be completed to Woodstock by the first of lam
uary next. The number of hands has been very
much increased late ", and the work has been
progressing finely.
Mr.. Raggers Bagley has purchased one hun
dred and sixty aefe' of land in Minnesota Terri
! tory. which he intends settling upon and improv
ing. Mr.. Bagier - ohe haadred 'aa seeen gears
otd, anu SUI Al nst''e ana industrious pioneer
iii .ia,l,, H., Wv n.''.' Pa'en,
w., S,' oar ~ nun 'io'' '"o "'"''a'
A'''N
About 4,5O) beef cattle arrived at New York.
last week, and on wednesday 1919 were offered
for sale, when prices further declined. Prices,
1t is said, did not average Q cents per ID. This,
me ln'uhe says !: variation al about six cents
p'unI 'on' tee n,s"ese market oay Z" spring
h,i -; ~ 49,, ~ n M ,ne COS, u oee' Ito, one
i;r ~ ,"a' u's u @'oo' week " very large
n '"9 - Vi "'' i'ea' 'a''nG 'a"'
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ne Ai'el'oa' CONVENTION OF the Eighth C"n'
s'''''oi'' u's'''e' Oh georgia wh'ch assembled
'ast week. adopted resolution approving OF the
ae''oh Oh Tue various councils IN the State which
had Invested themselves OF secrecy and rituals,
and recommended tho subordinate councils in the
Eighth District to do the same.
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