Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30
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,.,.,-,.,, ]. ,rxs R,uR,Ap-MEErSG or STOCKHOLM
y1bc annual meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the Va
enn Railroad viii commence IN this cry toho'i"". i
ee,ing SAYS the Republican will be most important one,
Among tho subjects to be brought before the Company WIZ be
proposition change the ledne as to the time OF 'he arm
al and departre of the AT this time they are regular
runnng Airy. distance OF one hundred ndiorty
ht miles II expected that there will be some twenty aa
tiana miles opened eeAs This VIII impose upon
e Company necessity of running some hFe or six hours
ter night 1t thought that the Posi- Once department
ay be- prevailed upon gree change Of schedule The
DAD has extended about much this year as IN any pre-
ou Last year thirty miles of track were lad down
is wear some thrytvo niles 1t confidently anticipated
no unforeseen n piedmont should occur that the whole track
laid down 10 H. State line by January eJI On the
last Tennessee Virginia road the track laying rapidly
roeressng remains hundred and twenty
wen miles vet to be laid twill think beyond doubt, be
1npeed 1857. There will then be aconnu-
us line of Railroad from City Point to Memphis
THE EcLrPsE-The eclipse decided failure SO far as
ne gazers concerned No doubt came of exactly as
astronomers said would the rain and fog ntcered
nth Of it, and had to draw largely on our ith
-yeo York Mirror.
1t was no failure witnessed from Lynchburg gentle
IAN UP the phenomenon informs US that
exactly according to the programme the weather
eleaust in time to afford an view
The goddess night reluctantly hid her charms from view
nd Veuu Mars aulJ
making OF and rejoicing at the observation OF
ror y, after the manner OF terrestrial bellies
eaux
waSrs-An ncorrigibe who hangs about our sancum,
- ~ 10 ossi,. hin, in nrocnriup the following wants. A
light eyes aye and (ay of the late iynchbug
Convention: the club with which idea struck the poet
,,cs Ayls Haev stick to measure narrow escapes the
ol with which fisherman caught cold; an umbrella
the reign of tyrants some of the other fish man fry;
o,ao,t for aiug tho daea we'd oeth of saws lock
~ tho tr,, Of Long Maintain. tooth from the mouth of
o. rty., Vocan do nothing for the rascal
Go,ya TO THE F,rR-sx cars densely crowded with pas.
r ,o,r, =, tho STATE Fair left ON the southSide road
ost.r1ay
Az AFFAIR OF THE HEARf-Amd all the mutations Oh
unan affairs the work OF Cupid never ceases Lei VINO ana
What may suspend operations he never does put iaoos on
With the same indeiatgabc energy under all circumstances
nd with all classes These remarks are induced by having
5nescd .he communication of an affair OF the heart SUNDAY
light in the Episcopal Church Of this city The parties were
of the coored inhabitants of the community who had
eded to the of the nvncbe Cupid and resovedto
mite their lives with the Sken bands OF the hearts letters
nd their destne with the enduring ties OF the married
After the Church services were over it being under
TODD that a marriage take place, portion of the
reaon the ceremony The sable cortege
Don arrived BRIDE bride or aud attendants handsome
yattrcd and with becoming oemniy and approached
he ehanee where the ceremonies performed by the
in the most impressive aud being the party
iently and reverenty withdrew.
twas an interesting spectacle and one that would teach
essen to the pseudo phanhropists North
false ideas and hord visions of tina social condition of the
southern slave
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