Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
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MonE AaasKxEsr- Julien Mlnstrels vii commence
series Of performance Dudley Hall tonight Mons Her
nandcz favorte with the lovers Of fun In this city is
Der Of the troupe
TrsrrnAscE ADDRESSES w W. Green Temperance
Lecturer delivered address Temperance Hail. Wednes
day night O. though young. is veteran in the cold
and has rendered efficient service against the
forces of King Alcohol
Addresses also male by tho Resd Mers Masee and
Long A good audience in attcndance.
CIRCUIT couRr-The special term ofhis Court which has
bcea IN session last, closed yesterday morning
yrRaIsIa TENNESSEE The prospects of this
road are and brghtnng day The Western train
arrived a, its regular hour wednesday evening II consisted
Of twenty heavily loaded with wheat -four lead copper
ore and all variety of Western products daily seeking an
Eastern market and learn thai Of the depo are
crowded with freight We heard word between
farmer and Mr. King excellent depot agent yesterday
morning that delighted Any in from Liberty last
nghf .None "when the train arrived there 1t had as
many attached the locomotive could draw Your
wheat Will be ira, had to leave ten cars Yesterday
potses OF LuyATIcsThc Stanton indicator that
workmen engaged Ia rebuilding that portion Of the
ward which destroyed by the late fire at the Ln
matte ASYLUM there The damage done reaches $1,000.
The Yndcator Of the dongs of the inmates Of
the the occasion Of the fire One little girl about
eight years old Of the building when the alarm of
fire given crcp under the bed and hid herself la
clothes young girl frantic with that she refus.
be taken and fought and scratched like tiger while
they carrying her Another declared the day Of
Judgment and seemed to be much eatcd One of
agaed himself Of the general confusion satisfy the
nordinate cravings his While the
gng people believing and the water being thrown in
cry direction he quietly stepped into the eating department
his repas without the least about
going around him. and when found WIS doing
work upon the bread and meat before him.
The Yndcaor that the Deaf Mues Of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute did good Service in exnshng the flames
der the direction of Mr.. chedister of the teachers
: THE ALEXANDRIA cALAMITY-The Gazette gives mi
touching Of the funerals of those who perish
&c by the calamity that city last week The municipal
tn the city with all the orders societies and copa
united tribute the dead Bedsdes the citizens
king procession the Gzet'e and the long line of
vehicles the side walks and streets filed with people
following Probably four or five thousand ia all at
Tended the funeral Nothing like 1t before in
exandria And the impression made upon the feelings by
III exhibition of public sympathy was heghenedby the toll
g Of the bells the signs of mourning every where exhibited
b strains Of wang music from several bands and the firing
guns Slowly and sadly the crowd moved onward
tn dark heases and funeral cars surrounded by guards OF
nor, until the leading Immediately TO the buryng
er ound reached when dividing the right and left and
space made for the dead be carried to their long home
through this open space lined thckly either hand with
Of living the victims borne their in
h cemcty of the Methodist Protestant Church Then every
he I'd uncovered and deep and solemn settled upon
heara the banners taed to the ground the drums roll
cd their notes of honor to the deadand the words of the minis
Of religion committed the earthdus ashes
ash esthe bodies of late honored respected fellow
citizens premaurey cut off in the midst of health and hap
pncse. The funeral performed by the
Mes 'rs. Eggleston, Murray, Shute and Combs
BIS ATKINSON learned and profound preach
edn Petersburg thanksgiving day. The Express speaks
glowing of the sermon.
CAPT II. g. MoRRrs.-The Republican hardly be
rious In surprising that Capt Morris appointed
of the American He was made so by
tho Convention which him authority other
appointments
BUrTER.-On Wednesday last 5000 pounds butter was
received in Alexandria from Rockingham and shcEard ah
counties, and sold a, the of S2l per cwt
THANKSGIVING DAY seems to have been generally observed
throughout the State.
We invite attention the dver,isement Of Mr. Nash
Petersburg