Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-25
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,an.Y being holiday EASTER the 'cbo shln aud "gs
loot species circulated extensively on the streets In
r,sav suits and smiling faces they looked the perfect
OF eonlen;meaa picture which il, were wefor Nor
= .rn fanatics to gaze upon
z,,r.rRs To.SIoHr.-The lessee announces that Mr.
-. a celebrated comedian, will make his first sppear
= = Masonic Hall TO night Mr. Thompson has been play
= time In Richmond where he great favorie and
"a no little reputation. We 6esPeaR good audience 10
! iness his deoafh mere
] -. INTERESTS OF LrScHBuRG.-The people Of this city
to grauiate themselves upon the action of late
Y -, in reference to their local interests
,nv have obtained State aid to the Va & Tenn Rail
Isl amount of halfa million of dollars. The great
pa fleets Of 4-s legislation upon the prosperity
\ an scarcely be estimated.
f hr have reason rejoice ut the fact that the Valley
,ion which ii eeastracted, would seriously njurc the
4 na'. f,sis tow II. has again been STAYED off.
rhrr, are other things of advantage TO Lynchburg,
i aas ,r, should satisfy her citizens We refrain
Il Connection from expressing eur thanks 10 Mr. Dcane
and to Col Flood OF the Senate for taeir eicen
in M, e ocsting our interests. Mr.. Desue elect
anu o,nositiea because OF his admitted knowledge up
subjects and his ability to advance them; aod in the
"a an 1.bors aided efficiently by Cot Flood the
b,s fully indicated the confidence repued in him by
~ n,epc irrespective OF psrty-RfpI14oaH
.,,,c ,r1os Mss1isG-The nomination Of Fillmore and
was ratified by large and enthusiastic meeting OF
;,s of Bedford held at the Court House yesterday
t ,o,t and stirring addresses delivered by Hon
VIM" Gogrin and Jas. F johnson The proceedings viii
he given IN our next
q AMOUR ooafycre of the Peoples Adrocate, in
Of our comments on "Juas" proposition, published
since says "luas card has thrown our bachelor
Il the VirSin1R into such ecstatc condition that
really spprehensiye II the consequence We take IL
as many have been disposed OF can be- to
~ the editors OF the IHeiae" wan 30 III ' INC "a'c''
,,i,s bound to have a husband
ittipg thar thrown isto the ecstae condition.
- bx our cont EN- porary, ask him what is better cal
, Ia produce such result than young and beautiful
mar, with slight encumbfanee OF Al hu'red Sr'ussd
dolarsf
~ Gov 0,NPBEIA-The Abingdon Nirginian states that
nearly well Of the eancerous aheeti ion uoa
lis face
NJ, ,e,ors crpEYoNY-On Sunday week, the solemn rite
,s,m.ton was administered by the venerable Bishop
Meade in Christ Chrrch, Winchester to fifteen persons
, s..,, pox-Wea are sorry learn that reports have
ont that this disease had appeared at the CoReg and
mt tho stpaepts had all left We learn from good authority
h m rorte are incorrect having originated from
at measles at that place-atiH9den p"eintsn'
private by from the College coosrm the
5above-
j rur syr,yss,p JaxEsTowS.-Wah ste punctsa,ty Of
roas train this spea& Steamship reached her whart AT
r. point ves eraay morning early hour She brought
large nnnber OF f"-ehge's anu III 'A"'No"o " ~
sny-P EJprfss
y,rrR A6x-Aftcr remaining dry for ahout eight sue
ase months wells again replenshed with water to
i NJ oar citizens who compelled, daring the win
CARR or han. all the used for drinking euna
purposes general drought has not occurred tn this
rerion since the year 1876 poodsteok Teah Legion
rRogFS FEET AHB The Woodstock Terth Legion
a that the people that section have suffered very much
during tbe past from frozen hands and feet