Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

-rEAS1yo.-Nc ere requested t. Sia.e tai i. Is.
Weltord Esq oil H,.h'a'9t' VIII "adigzS Tue Demo
cratic Association Oh 'us pace NJ buaiey haii tins
evening a. = oe'e'N' Nr : IL 3sltit VIII speak
1t the same pace 10 iuofFo" evening
Instructions IN ftkNeH'--Ne can attention tofhe
advertisement OF Ut 9"Ftefi III ah"iher column pro
losing TO iorh ciass OF young gentlemen Tor the
atudy 81 the ireHfH bh2uaEP' III SIS ehhnently
qualified Tor sA az instructions IN That aud other
modern iansGaseS' anu those wishing 10 learn VIII
d well to place iNeH5eNes 9haef his tHieIase
I'M H.s4N's 'o.Gt mas haa It's haaa' 'dlI 'As
week dealing I'll JaSu.e 80 iae coiofeu population
y negro man, tried for killing another belonging
l. Mrs. bhekher' MIS- acquitted.
Joanna bryant ifee woman, charged with at
temptng 10 poi-al Mrs. Hughes aud !dnlly VAS ac-
quilted.
Jackson II free man Of color WAS tried for mflet
ing unlawful wounds ca the person of another free
man. and sentenced to the peitentary for The term
of two years.
q Another negro man, tried for stabbiug Dick Duff
. fe,p WAS acquitted
GRAND RALLY-The FILLMORE Grand Rally came
of on the st inst. Although the weather was cold
on the morning Of the lst., aud the falling
,ireenbrer were in attendance The Committee of
Arrangements, at 10 o'clock formed an escort, TO
meet the Frankfort Delegation. headed 10y the Lewis
burg Brass Band They met about mile
rom town, AMI on their Banner were inscribed the
words, "FlLLNORE and THE UNION" The pro-
cesson hen proceeded to the Fair grounds but owing
the incemeney Of the weather, they returned to
the Court House, and the meeting was organized by
calling Hon BALLARD SMITH to the chair. upon which
occasion he delivered of the best and most Patri-
otto addresses have listened to for time. At
rrounds-we suppose abut 500 or GOO.
After dinner they again returned to the Court
House when, Gen. \. BECKLEl. Of Raleigh county,
dressed the audience, aud convinced some of our
Democratic friends that the Leaders of that party had
led diem estrny We think his speech was one Of the
Lest we have ever he ri in regard to Leaders of the
Locofoco party
At night. Mr.. r. MtuzY. Of the Slauntou Tte
1aerie4H addressed the meeting and we think he
delivered one of the best speeches of the day par
AGAINST il. number OF Ladies present. His
remarks TO the Ladies very elegant, and seemed
10 come from his heart. Then came "ioung Amer-
o.. JoHN W. Mc'H&R5oN' of this place, who deliver
81 able address Though it was late, we could
dee listened to him till morning. Mr.. PREsToS
SMITH, Of Louisa county, was then called for lie
Iaarncd
Owing TO the inclemency Of the weather, the Rally
only continued one day.-Le'c5sJWg E'a.
HANDSOME PREsENT.-Mrs. T. l.. Lewellyn, editress
uf the Central American, Nicaragua, Mt present so
5aruing in this city yesterday received from num-
lcr Of ladies and gentlemen in Petersburg the hand
.amc present OF a splendid diamond breach and pair
%, err pendants, valued at $500 as a token of "thcr
respect for the lady and the cause i'll which she is
a8gagea9 To the letter accompanying the present
are appended the of Geo. f. Ford, J. Newson,
9, A. Syke b. Coates, and Others. Mrs. l.. recently
beholf Of Nicaragg Richmond Dispatch.
COMMITTED SrIuoE.-Mr John Phillips, of Muddy
Creek, in Greenbrer county, committed suicide on
the 2Ist ult, by taking quantity Of arsenic.
family difficulty caused him to thus put end to his
existence.
J. 6 Walker also committed suicide on the night Of
county, by blowing out his brains with pistol. He
about fifty years of age and had on his person
Sl58 in money lntemperance is the supposed cause
Of bis self destruction
neutlou Gtst week thtt tHe HiehdS OF fllhhore, at