Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-12
c-ltp a,su @tate affaire.

eaxrrnTWe arc pleased TO learn thai the members Of
,fn.eai Association Of this city response eompi
4,,v cali made ut,an them bs the lsdlcs Mount Yer
m association have give Concert next Fri
asF night II "'"'s 'p', o' -, -, =,
the former CAV "oOn'.'' i'i ~ -. H.
HtAeh over 80 '' ~ :" - -, -.
gave another LOT nf o'"cn u tue p'o' " ~ go, :,
able sum was fea"heu u % N
'ofs lhs p','''n . '' - - - o., n,
soeat OF the Orchestra. doubt be well attended
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cd our ei''.e"s ~ SO '"e '" @ '
Hall Inc ''' " ~ 'a.e ~
have ~ -, -, =. ,,a., xhn,,,s. -.
t., his city, will be given three o'clock
,his afternoon, for the benefit Of children
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foi. a,aa.,.i,, y, ,,a :, hs c., - :, ~,
lpper Ward Council tonight the purpose of appon,ng
delegates the staunton transaetug other
important business Members of the American party and all
who design operating with them invited to attend
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pointing delegates the staunon Convention.
ing business 1t desired that as many attend as can
surEnsrIrIoSA man residing in Hardy county whose
n had been complaining during the past winter became
confirmed in the opinion that his child was bewched So In
oder concate the evil spirits he kindled large fire and
his hog he only one he possessed alive into the flames
aud ashes The only practical result of the sscr
ce that his wife and children deprived of the only
property they which they depended for food
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L most sp'l.oN ~ !, -, , =. :, I, ~ -,
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cass and various other distinguished statesmen
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pEsh"' 49, 80, -, , -, - -, ,F s.
Two saao'' '"a -, sl,.a, , VI. "
s'eahs"'p ' ,, 80 ~ -
rine was oro""e' ~ " ' ~ " ''peu 's
boat ''' supp ''P ''' " ''' '"e " NV
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SUCCESSORS Or I'm nv Is ''''oan'pa .,''
Capt VIM u I'm, .l' f'e' y"
dies IN the 'e''' y, ''
OF the uosP''' Navy ' e '''' 'e'
DESTRUCTIVE earn from 'ne army me JOURNAL
that Darn On ~ pun 'o' y, ,' 1o. O'e'to" " '"e Gun
tyof ouno'i'"o' n'' ."' eu n'''s'' wa" u'Soyeu ny
hfe i"ea's s 49, " ~ oe' "
were co sumed The fire supposed to have been the work
Of an incondiary
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alleys of the city.
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W. ~ y ''''@ nc" I'li "ae
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Fl sudden Dsath--Mmorva Jones, white living
K Iroadstrce died suddenly Wednesday morning.
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a.,o,. ~ t-,tol G. co u,os A nos pohortso, s,ar
,olar,,,, i shniro befor our ,a,ronoIo an epds
po,,5, last ton,er in Richmond took mace Thursday
~, a1 Ii, all hr r,ert.,,oa,ts zoe r,a,d agair
PORTSMOUTH MATTERs-Ihe first OF the three new Rev
nnebed At their shin ward on TUESDAY IN beautiful slye
,,tar ,as ox,octr1 ,o no launched Wo1,osdo,
,,J non arroos "a. ,ntror,, ,vos arros,od !,
p,r,h ,, officer poca who had raoso,s for su,nosnp
Il - hrolon tan in ply,nop,b X = ,vbera he had
I'm ,4ro1 an a charge Of ,nrrde,
- GI, ro eo nonced mon Ia,eIv Inv cerain ci,izens
,,..n,,.a W., an, soyor,ly aooeod Tho oboutonists
-. q.i oro ,orr f,rio,s ON the subiect
,.,, co,,.e,,rr fSsrIrrrr-a racent revival of re-
- ,h ra,lo Ins,i,nte Ruckingb,m county has been
,,.t or, ,;fvin, rasnlts ar M npnils ,rore
~, ION ara ,rof.ssnO christians
,.r, ar - ,av, puvsIcI,y nr. ,,ro, @ White for
- " 80 ..fn - 49, ,,.,, T., t,o oo,n.. fC,ro
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"'h Dih'"''' Va :" sN ' .,,,
u4e " ''''P w. ~t ~ Nv 49, $500 I'D
FAIRFIELD RACES The races over the Fairfield Course
L aehear al hanu ana pro'niSe 10 Vt " '' W ~ ~
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R4r1r1c ALTON MEFrISG-We learn Bedford SEN
m that lrse AMI enthusiastic Raf cation Meeting of the
friends of Fillmore and Donelson held Rocky Mount
franklin 10 on Monday Speeches made the
occasion Ly Hon w l. Goggn and JAS r. johnson, ESQ., of
Bedford and n C. Claiborne of Franklin Mr.. Claiborne
announced that when the canvass fairly commenced he should