Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-28

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Bars Or. % - 30 IL ~ 10 q
\ London Is 80 Al - % ~ Il
Arnoldton, 20 30 81 70 62 81 Is
lIazlew DIS, 80 81 100 AZ s. 30 6s
Marysve, 81 81 81 60 II 50 %
Falfg Oh. 100 - liz SO 90 30 10
Sowlins l0l II ll2 So % 30 Al
Dinwids, Il 20 Sc Il 35 |
Thornh'ls, 53 IL G3 50 10 10 %
Terry's, Sc 50 ~ 2s 76 - SO SO
Frs II III 222 2O3
Plan'rs " 43 lo8 lis
Total, l0l4 1904 1888 81 s3l BAL $40 sos
JusrIcEs ELEcrgD- District lst.-Wm. A. Glenn
eni, Thos Cooke, Jno r. Mcdaniel Thos Robinson.
District 2ad.-Wm. ". Shoemaker Luke Wade,
Ammon G. Hancock and Jno. p. Knight.
District 3rd--Burwell Lee, Abner Early, Peter
Hunter, John p. Lynch.
District 4th.-Bowliug Clark Jas, Organ, Robert
Johnson, John c. Ward.
District 5M-Booker F. Smith, Vim. NJ. Hamlet,
Cornelius Hubbard and Thos. Betterton.
District 6M.--Bennet Tweedy, Thos. II. Franklin,
Boiler Cooke Sam'l ID. Chambers
District 7h.--Geo. W. Thornhill, Thos. L. AIRING
ton VIM Clavev, Jesse T. Diugud.
District sh.-Henry l. Brown, John Boisseau Mark
Anthony, Dexter Otey.
coSsTABLEs oyERsEERs poor.
District l. Thos. Strong Benz Clement
q Geo. ". Lee, Chas. II. Norman,
,. VIM. T. Burton, Edmond }. Early,
4. JAS l.. Morgan, Chris C. Harvey,
3. Chas. Walker, Alex Asher,
G.. Lewis Page, Anderson Booth,
T. Chas. w. King, Sam'l McCorkle.
g. Jas. G.. Royal
NO candidate,
CRY CouNoIL-We will endeavor to give the pro-
ceedngs of the City Council in to-morrow's paper
Their length excluded them to-day.
A CHANCE FOR SOMETHING NIcE.-Brunsw lex
Stew Calls head Soup, &C., will be among the deli
shat, ho had n fO-da
THE LADIES FEAST at the Warwick House will be
continued to-day and tonight. A dinner will be
served at the usual hour to-day, and a supper to-
night. The occasion appeals very strongly to sever
al classes of persons The lovers of good eating the
lovers of pretty faces and sweet smiles and the gen
crous and benevolent of heart. All these will find
peculiar facilities for gratifying their particular pen
chants at the Feast
SERIOUS AccIDENr-Thos. j. Niche Esq, of Staun-
ton had one of his broken by fall last Thurs
day night, in Charlottesville.
CoRRrorloS--In our election returns published
Yesterday the result in Botetourt county was erro-
neously given as that of Roanoke county.
The Assoc1ArIos.-We are requested by the Com
mittee of Arrangements, to state that it is expected
that GRITTY of the members of the Association VIII
reach the city by the trains of to-day and that those
who intend taking guests will be ready to receive
them at that time.
They also request us to give notice that there will
be preaching at the Baptist Church tonight; and that
the opening sermon will be preached at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning by DR.. Burrows of Richmond.
The Association will meet at 10 o'clock, tomorrow
morning in the Baptist Church.
The Committee request delegates who travel by
the Va and Tenn. and South-Sde Railroads. to re-
port themselves at the Depot of the Virginia Il Ten
nessee Railroad Those reaching the city by convey
ances other than the Railroad will report at the store
of Messrs NJ. Holns Il Co., two doors above the Mer-
chants Bank, Main street Committees Will be Ill
attendance at both places to assign delegates their
homes.
The SouTH-SDE RALRoAD.-Another train came
down Saturday evening of enormous Proportions
Over thirty cars, heavily laden with wheat tobacco
corn live stock ETC. deposited their freight at the de-
pot on this occasion Surely the South Side is -four
shing beyond all precedent Stockholders, be ofgood
cheer for there certainly is good time coming-Pe-
tersbug Express.
VA. Tenn. RAMRoAD-We received a hasty note
from President Mcdaniel yesterday morning, says the
Abingdon Virginian in which he says-''We shah be
at the Salt Works Branch in about fifteen days, and
hope be running there by the 10th OF June Nostop
will be made at that point but the track win go right
We hope TO be able pretty soon to surprise you
with the whistle of the passenger locomotive about l
o'clock of these nights
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF YIRGIYIA.-This eccesi-
astical body which has been in session at Fredercks-
burg adjourned sine die on Saturday Bishops Meade
and Johns, and about lay delegates were in atten
dance.
The Introductory Sermon was preached by Kew.
". n. Pendeton of Lexington. Touching allusion
made to Reverends VIM. Jackson, of Norfolk aud
Chisholm of Portsmouth who fell during the epdem-
n ic.
The report of the Committee the Virginia fe-
male Institute at Stanton showed $3.50 still wanting
to complete the purchase of that institution. The a.
mount was Immediately made up, and the certificate
OF stock transferred.
The Presiding Bishop announced the usual Com
mittees Col G. NJ Darlington was appointed Treas
urer of the Convention and Bishops Fund. Grace
Church. Alexandria applied for admission, and on
the favorable report of the Committee was received
The Convention substantially adopted the orphan son
OF Rev. Mr.. Chisholm, deceased. and MADE provision
for his support Resolutions were adopted express
ing the thanks of the Convention to Mr.. John Bohen
philadelphia for donation of "a 900 to aid IN e.
recting fire proof Library Building, and also to Rev
S H Tying D. D. and his congregation in New York,
for donation of $4,000 to aid in erecting another
. building at the Theological Seminary.
By resolution day of special Prayer and Fasting
set apart with reference to the Divine blessing on
the youth and young men of the State, that their
thoughts may he directed to the Ministry of the church
Delegates to the General Convention were elected ms
follows: Rev. c. W Andrews, d. D., Rev VIM. Spar
row, D. D., J Peterlin and Rev VIM n. Pendleton OF
the clergy; and of the aity, D. II Conrad, Col F. II
Srkth, Hon. Rivcs. aud Philip Williams. Stand
ing committees of the diocese for the ensuing year.
Rev. G. Dana Rev VIM Sparrow, d; Rev Jas +
Johnston, DR. Orlando Fairfax, John Hof, G. Lee.
Next Convention to meet in st. Paui's Church, Pc
tersburg.
ToaAcco-At Todfs Tobacco Warehouse Lou
isvil!e, 1870 hogsheads were sold last week, at
very full prices The largest buyers were Messrs.