Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

sirms inspiring music, glittering arms waving ban
lar and marshal tread reminded lockers on viyidy of
49,, :. pomp and circumstance of glorious war and
.1sentialv elevated the military spirit of spectators
rbcv are fine looking body of young men-hale
Int and handsome; and under the efficient training
&c Professors Muree and Smith have made rapid al
yanecment in the arts and mannuvres of war. We
mould lie pleased 10 see the gallant corps on our
streets oener
Lance LgMoS.--A ladg of Bedford has done US the
favor OF forwarding lemunth product of her own
1turc thai SURPRISES in size any that we have ever
seen In circumference, lengthwse. it measures ia
inches aeross. lOi--nud weighs - ounces The fair
donor will please accept onr thanks
ANOTHER FArR-From n announcement in anoth-
or column II will be that the ladies of st. Paul's
Church intend holding Fair in Dudley Ia l. to com.
mence on the 18th iastan, We hope ii may be as
well patronized as the one which has Just closed.
Doc MIssMG.-See advertisement in another roll
umn of dog strayed or stolen. He is very valua-
HE animal, and any information which will lead to
his recovery will be joyfny received ly his discon-
ISOLATE nin ster who in view of his bere.v refuses
10 be comtorted, and
Feels like Q who trcads alone
Some banqret hall deserted,
Whose lights are aed-whose garland dead
And all but he departed"
uTIr FoR TArn--This is a reply to "DnEp Mrs
Stoves late MISUNDERSTANDING hook We have not
have Garrett Co, New York-Payne Christian,
Lynchburg.
VIRGIN. NJ. E. CoSFERrxce-Eig DaH--Tnrns-
nay December 4th, ls55.-At quarter past o.
clock the Conference PRAYER Meeting was held, the
exercises being conducted by Bishop EARLY, Rev. G.
w. Molly delivering the opening prayer During the
exerc es Rev. Mr.. Duncan and f. Stanley offered up
feryent and appropriate prayers which seem to have
their effect upon the audience.
When the hour arrived te proceed 10 business, Bsh
OBJ Early took the chair and called the Conference to
order
The inmates of the last meeting were read, and the
Bishop vacated the eh&r for Societies OF the Confer
ence to hold sessions
Missionary Soc,ty.-rhe auditing committee of the
Treasurer's account of this Society presented
port, which read and the Society then adjourn
ed
The Bishop again resumed the chair, and after call
ing the Conference to order, motion was made and
carried to adjourn, to enable the Tract Society
to report.
cety was called to order by Rev. VIM. B. Rowzie, Vice
President
rotary CT the Society, Rev. John c. Cranberry was
chosen Secretary, pro tenn, by whom the report was
read and adopted
The Treasurer next presented his annual report
which was read and adol ted.
The Society then proceeded to the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year when the following persons
Presid mt Rev William B. Rowaie
Vice President--Rey George W. Molly
Secretarv-Rey. Panl Whitehead.
Treasurer--Rey. Leroy NJ. Lee.
Managcrs-ReYs. ]. '. Hale, Nelson Head. D. 3
R Clarke F. Stanley. J. \, Riddick and William J.
yorH4et + the Ministry--and Messrs J. W. Mnton D.
Paul, K. Irb5, L. X polS, Peter l.. Bous8eaa and j.
Walker ofthe Laity.
DR.. Stevenson then addressed the society and urg-
ed with much feeling, the necessity OF renewed zeal
and perseverance in behalf OF the Tract cause.
Rev. J. ). Edwards moved that the Bishop be re-
questesed to appoint general agent for the ensn-
ing year and gave most satisfactory reason why sNeh
A motion made and carried that the anniyer-
ssry of the Tract Society be bel this evening a o.
clock and then the Society adjourned.
The Bishop resumed the char, and Conference pro-
ceeded to buside>s
IWhshin9 iet"es,S.,ihe committee "h inc run
fishing interests OF the Methodist tplScopaI Shursn
South, presented report through heF ~ Heaa' ana
it was read and adopted
At 2o'eIock, 7. NJ, Conference ADJOURNED with
benedicton
Woodstock Tenth Legion, that on Wednesday, the 10th
ut, a warrant was directed to Mr.; robert h9tchin-
son, one OF the Constaoies IN 'he hu'ho"g l'9trle'
for the arrest OF woman h'mtu l'f'il'ohu' ies'
ding near that place charged WIN n'laH "'te'np'eu
to shoot Mr.. M. bowman ana mlSo WIN snoo'inS
one of that gentirmhns eattIe: Inns "oh"n WIN
evidence Icing agant her she was to! .na' sue
would be repaired 10 give security, VI !" ue''"t' ~
Do neither and started 10 ge' ner hor'e 10 20 '.l'
Inc Constaole enueaNoteu ny e'''! se"l' '"o"o ",
dlssuade her from leaving oni nor eoon
her by the arm IN order 10 'ahe het 70 '"e P"1o VI
drought her own clothes without taxing II hom her
pocket in which she Fad conceal ~ H. PPne'ta'e'