Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-19
Gitp au0 state afatrS.

Citp am0 state affattS.
You've MExs CHRISTIAN Assoct,rIoy.--A meeting
WAS held in the lecture of the I'd Presbyterian
Church Monday night for the purpose of taking the n
iiatiye towards the formation ola Young Mems Chris
tian Association in this City. Explanatory remarks
were made. and committee appointed TO prepare ar
t,ces of association and solicit members, which COM
mttee are to report to adjourned meeting 10 be
held next Monday night when the organization will be
completed. These institutions are being formed all
oser the state aud country andare working admirably
and exertng very line influence We hope to see the
one here taken hold Of generally and earnestly
ANOTHER EIi0a pH.cs.-=A hogshead of tobacco
weighing over 900 pounds MS sold in this city yes
terday by Steptoc Mt sIXrY DOLLARS HUNDRED -
Another evidence ofthe trascendent superiority of
our tobacco markct-another nut for our big Rich
mond" and Little Petersburg contemporaries to
crack, and another triumph for Sicptoe
Ex-GoyERNoR John 3. FLoYp arrived in this city
yesterday, and is stopping at the Washington House
MISS LILLE LINDEN the pretty and sprghtly editress
of the "LApys RsrosIroy,' is visit to this
city.
THE DEDICATION of Spring Hill Cemetery was post
poned Tuesday on account of the rain. II will take
place this afternoon.
TUE CARS of the Va. L. Tennessee Railroad will run
to day to Salt Branch Depot, distance of l774
miles from Lynchburg and only ~ from the Western
terminus Of the Road
THE WIFEs TRIALS, by the author of the Jealous
View 7. Fetridge Co., publishers.
We are indebted to the publishers for this novel
but not having yet read tive cannot speak ofts mcr
its. pro or con.
Mr.. Morse has it for sale
Nav Musc-Horace Waters, 1913 Broadway, New
York, Music Publisher, and Agent for the sale Of
Pianos Melodeons and Harmonious, has sent us the
following popular piece of music:-
"WELL ALI MEET AGAIN TIE MORNING. Ballad
Words by Henry Clay Preuss; Music by Thomas
Baker. Price 25 cents.
"Wc'll all meet again in the Morning" 1t
beautiful exclamation of n dying child the red rays
of the sunset streamed on him through the window,
Good bye, papa, good bye; mamma has come for
me tonight Don't cry, papa; Wen all meet again
in the morning" And the heart of that father grew
lighter under its burden for something assured him
that his little angel had gone back to the bosom of
Him who said, "Suffer little children to unto
me, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Mr.. W. forwards Music free of postage, and gives
FIVE twenty-five cent pieces for 81.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-The approaching COM
mencement exercises of the University promise to be
unusually attractive. On the evening of the oath
inst, Mr. Taylor Beatty, of Louisiana will deliver the
anniversary of the Washington Society will take place
on the evening of the 25th, Mr. Given Campbell, of
Kentucky orator. The Jefferson Society will celebrate
its anniversary on the evening ofthe 26th, Mr. AL
bert Richie of Maryland, orator The annual address
before the three Literary Societies of the University
will be delivered by Oliver p Baldwin, Esq, of Rich
mond city. The Alumni Grafton will be delivered on
the Goth inst. by the Rev. John A Broadus, of the
University. As the 29th of this month falls upon
Sunday this year, the 9th has been selected as the
ont 1ay far he
Wing CONVENTION Richmond Wing says
The Wings in many counties are responding to the
suggestion for State Convention in this city, on the
10th of the next month, with considerable prompti-
tude and zeal We publish to-day the proceedings of
the Wings of Prince George. Let the ball be kept in
motion. With little activity on the part OF our
friends in the various counties and corporations we
get up large and enthusiastic gathering we
want to see such We want to see an old fahs-
toned Whig Convention more. Shall we not
have it? The material for it is abundant 1t will be-
come more So We beg you, then, to hold meetings
and appoint delegates without delay.
DEMOCRATIC ADpREss-We are requested to state
that Gov. Jno. B. Floyd will address the Democracy
ofLynehburg, at Masonic Hall, tomorrow night.
THOUGHTS AND TRurHs.-The best cure for trouble
is labor-the harder you work the less you think
Who ever heard of a wood sawyer committing sui
eide?
Be contented and thankful cheerful spirit makes
labor light, sleep sweet, and all around cheerful.
The rogue Tom says the prettiest sewing machine
he ever saw about seventeen years old, with
short sleeves, low neck dress and gaiter boots on.
young lady left her church and Joined another
She met the former minister one morning, who SAID
Good morning daughter Of the DEVIL" "Good morn
ing father I" she replied
An unsuccessful lover was asked by what means
he lost his sweetheart sAlas, cri ed he, 81 Halter
ed her until she got too proud to speak to me-
1t is about hopeless task to get rich wo-
to live life of common sense, as it is to get
rich man into the kingdom of heaven.
An old bachelor who edits paper out South,
heads his list of marriages Melancholy Accidents"
The brute.
The high minded and the low minded come in con-
tact without mixing like oil and water.
What men want is not talent, but purpose; in 9th
words the power achieve but the will to la
Dor.
An orator being called on for after dinner speec h
replied that he was "too full for utterance."
Why is a young goat asleep like dangerous mem
Der of society? Because he is kidnapping
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Washington IOusc-sncad 4 Clark, props
JUNE l8th.-J Dyere, Salem; j Jcter, Bedford; r
II Burks, j Thompson Botetourt; F 7 Anderson, II
Brady " Hamilton, Rockbridge 7 Sprigs servt,