Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04
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uusrfNos CorRr-rhe quarterly Of this Court mel
esoiday. No important business transacted grand
,ry " As mpanneied. and evera small indictments made
rhe Commonwealth docket will be taken this morning
r,nsr SALE or TuRSirunf-we invite attention to the
advertisement Of Mr. f j. Fokes, announcing large
s,le of furniture take place at his wareroons in
the city tomorrow.
csrRcu Mesfc-TnH oReAS.-The world suffers from
,nntess abuses the simple that there few
y,,tlnk Custom and habit memorable tyrants. TO
h,.e DEGREES render unqucs'ionng submission. We
,ilv practice tolerate things utterly Inconsistent
d taste good merely because usage aud fashion
crafe them this character the abuse referred
chewing paragraph. taken from exchange. 1t is only
ss,ry to call attention to IT, any mind capable
the fitness of things that the practice
rred to silly unbeeomng and ont Of taste If in fact r
rcyerent:
Tbo playing of inorludes between the church
HYMNS has grown into great abuse The inerlude
e doubtless abuse Is heard every Sunday in our
bprebes Chiefly nterludes abused in strictly devotional
ymns in which, during direct and appeal
M supreme Being organist takes nteect be-
tween every long rambling irrelevant musical cpl
code something disconnected entirely with the preceding
e,, If the verse-a musical flourish rawl appopo to
- thing In meantime the Almighty eve suppose
,ise) the continuation of prayer, the
lqf has suddenly been interrupted At best there
r,,ni,ts who play interlnde. nterude playing
lis Genius to a certain Just does extempore play
oq # any kind implies inventive and constructive must
l ycr the ability suddenly conceivng carrying out
idea in artistic and elegant organ
lists are capable of this
"A LADY" up her in poetic erusion and de
cs us to publish The the whole matter is that
che wants to get married We how any practical
result can arise making her wishes known she con-
Goals her identity. she will with her name we
will then probably, to become partices in
bringing contamination of her wishes by publishing
the catalogue of her wants
DEMOCRATIC STATE ooSvfSros-- Frday-The Demo-
cratic Convention reassembcd Friday morning in the Afi
can Church pursuant The number of
present, including spectators was very large
Mr. White. the committee Party Organ
reported several resolutions which amended and
At this stage of the proceedings says HAig Mr. j.
Johnson of Alexandria offered resolution declaring that the
Hon WIN Smith twho present a delegate from Eau
quer) should be deprived of seat in the Convention A
Of the utmost confusion cnsned and there were loud
Ex-Governor pdfre his position Accordingly he took
place the platform amid deafning shouts and his
tory of his political life embracing period of 80 years
We had prepared sketch of the but want of of space
s ,;s was a yrca, thai President Lcake nearly
exhausted his physical strength In efforts order
Finally. Gov Smith was porned I" take his seat in the
,hat he intended to support of National
Convention Comparative quiet being restored
e proceeded appoint electors and assistant
IL An adjournment then took place until o'clock NJ
yra4f SESSION - The session of the Convention
rlav night stormy and nothing was accomplished to-
ST. Glass Of vnchburg, for aboshng the proxy and alter
citing created breeze such as we Sc, seldom see within
Withdraw his resolution and about this time moonto ad
agreed TO.
4 CURIOUS CASE OF DEATH BY HASGfSd-we learn from
,ho Buchanan American by the of Leach
Engaged nj the of MIR Jordan in Allegheny,
Els dealt. one week under curious circumstances
He ref rut to his work. which distance from
TIE F1rarc after early breakfast hut falling make his
appear the usual hour for supper
sent 10 ascertain the causeThey found him the spot
working hanging by the neck and quite
dead His position at the time Indicated that whilst using
heavy bar he fell from accident and the bar pass
"a uIar hi. eavat perhaps breaking his neck instantly
p sSiace writing the above Says the American) it has
e rorsned that the Jury of inquest rendered verdict Of
sr'f1-sf.uctt5n
Nse5lAGEsIhe Peoples ireea'o says; There were 81
1,r, "a licenses issued from clerks office of this county
4lrq past year and only Sc certificates having been re
tlsa leaving q to accounted for Whose fault is iii
cond celebrated by Cadets Of the Institute and Stu
ATS oil College customary procession and addresses
In YI-sni, Dialec Society Cadets scented by
Crlat G " Edgar Monroe: the Washington L. Soecy, of
q. .s i,q Nj Cosby OF Halifax the Society Of Cadets y
ures p tanaeugh of Campbell: and the Graham p. 30
ietv of College by Nh w. II Brooks "f Augusta Willie
Al The spocclps were marked by chasteness Of language
o thought beauty y lie that anmanded the un
divided attention large audience the first two were Io
d7rtfs # ordinary and reflected the highest credit
afou the authors Ga;ene
ASrAnPDE-Whilc religious services going on in the
lIhais, Wytheylc last Tucsaythc roof of the
q ny took which produced quite stampede amongst
r audience The buiiin4 sustained bui slight injury,
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