Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06

notes of . Hail Columbia" breathed forth in eK
quisite strains from the Orchestra.
Many Of the fair daughters and brave men,
If Lynchburg were present, to all of whom the en-
teranment seemed source Of real enjoyment.
Although gottenup entirely ON the spur of the
momcnt-,he creation of very sudden ebullition
Of patriotism on the part of a few gentlemen
the celebration was doubtless AS appropriate and
much enjoyed rs though it had been preceded
by grand preparations, inauguratcd with show and
pageantry and conducted with "pomp and cir
cumsance.'
SUNDAY SCHOOLS. -1hc Sunday Schools
being prevented by the rain from making their ex-
xcursions on the fourth some of them had their Gel
ebratinns in the churches with which they are CON
nected. Others believe still design making
their pic mic xcursions.
VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD. Receipts
for the month of june 1865
From freight 81 | ,G22,
From passengers, Express, freight
aud United States Mail. .......... .$8,959,5G
Total. ..-........- Sl9.9s2,4O
-being over6 per cent greater than the receipts
in June 1851.
The Penny Posr.-Messls Easley and Smi In
propretors of the Penny Post published card
in that pnrer Tuesday. stating that they had
sold and transferred it To an Association of the
American party. We learn that the name otthe
P1<t Is n b, cn2agel to that of the "Natunal
American, and that the latter will be under the
editorial control of James T.. Heath and William
VI. Srnplo, Esq. Mr. Heath is well known to
thepublic and 81 also is Mr.. Semple-the latter
having been fol sometime one fthe editors of the
Mail in Richmond
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-We have
received the Messenger for July. The following
is its table of contents. The Theory of Life; A
Kingdom Mortgaged; The Three Rencontres;
Gonsayo of Cordova, the Conquest of Grena
da; Rambles about Monclova; The War of the
Windows; Notes of European Travel, by the Ed
itor; Report of the Mount Vernon Association;
Macaulay and Kirk White, several pieces oforig
inal, Poetry. and Notices of New Works.
LILLE Linden AGAIN.-Ths young lady,
bout whom so much noise has recently been
made publishes the following card in the Rich
+ Ulpuu W HlS. W h'l' hti i1I thO'iiiIiS .Nibhi.
cation will prove satisfactory to the public, and
amply sufficient TO dispel all the suspicious that
now attach her.
Il have bat Just returned from my western
tour to this city, 10 learn that in my absence my
name has been used again by persons and ed-
tors who seek to throw odlum upon me, and to
ruin my business in this city. | can only say
now, that shall take immediate measures to vim
dictate my character and that, notwithstanding
the assertions of my calumniators, the Ladies'
Repository will continue to be published as here
tofore and TO be promptly delivered to subscri-
ters. | invite, all who wish to test me aud see
whether or not my business is entitled to conf.
dence, to hand in their uames for the Reposito-
ry, which shall be regularly sent to them, and
no money required till the end of the year.
1t has been stated that the Repository was got
en- up by swindng man, and that my name has
been used To further dishonorablc aims. ] would
here state, that |, Lille Linden, am the sole pro-
pretor of the paper, and have been since, Its com
Increment. That through my own exrrtions |
have pushed it to a circulation of from 3 to 1000
copies. TINT every business transaction connected
with its managem mt has been discharged by me,
without aid from any source whatever If certain
editors who have cndeavored to frown me down
from the beginning, are jealous because in four
months have secured larger circulation for my
Journal than they have obtained in many years.
| can only say that have used honorable means
to accomplish SO much, land that with Gods help,
viii push on steadily and unfnchingly. here
by invite citi2ens,one and all, to call on at
my Office. to inspect my business infinitely, to
look over my accounts, my receipted bills. &c.
and then Judge fer themselves whether am en-
titled to their confidence.
leave my further yindicaton for failure No.
of my own paper. LILLE LINDEN.
Richmond Dispatch copy, and forward bill to
Repository office.
y. B.-For the past four months ! have devo-
ted myself, as the public aware, to canvass
ing f'r my paper. | SHALL. CoNTINUE IN THE
SAME COURSE. intend, during the coming month";
to visit cur citizens in behalf of the REPOSITORY
This will aiford them opportunity tt judge for
themselves whether | have largo II stock Of
imPudeucr : ! am changed with. | would also
>av tn 4, H. ! have never seen the George Went
worth alluded - ny the Penny Post, and have
net tn. honor of his acquaintance, it j. by no
means probable that he will be enriched by my
Efforts
APPOINTMENT OF FLOUR INSPECTOR, Coy
crnor johnson has appointed DAVID II. Branch,
Esq, Flour Inspector of Petersburg, to fill the
vacancy in that office occasioned by the death of
Mr.. c. +. Stainback.
Quick TRIPs.-The on the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road, which leave Alexandra at
aquarter before o'clock in the morning for |
Gordonsville, return by quarter past one O.
Clock thus making the round trip, 1870 miles in. |