Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-14
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Citp ain $tdtf aHdtt6.
Ma c. L. =. B1ERs of the Jone sboro (reiu) In
i,et,or is in this city and will call on our business
citizens procure advertisements for his pa
nor Ii eireulates in rich aud popuous country
now Tor soon will bel tributary TO Lynchburg, and
twill he well for the business community OF this city
TO avail themselves Of this favorable opportunity for
introducing themselves the people of that region
The benefits OF advertising cannot be too highly APP
precated, the privilege too protuseiy indulgedin
INSPECTOR ArpoixrHD.-Jno c. Ward Jr. of Camp
bell has been appointed inspector nj Martins Ware
house vice Col. james \. H4mucr, resigned
Tux REV Mn. CARTER, Of 18th Street Methodist
Church, delivered very ahlc, logical mud effective
digourse heore the Dung Men Christian is,oeia-
ton Sunday hight. Subject Ia SrEoNG.
Another Ca NufnArE. i rematk able TO see what
paucity Of candidates there is Tor the shoes
ofEx-Attornev General Boeock. We have only oh
served the NAMES ot NINETEEN gentlemen lall Demo
crntsl proposed, which may lac considered very mod
crate when the mania for office natural to democracy
is considered. Que whole, big. tat office To dispose
Of and onl, nineteen applctnts tor it'll Wonderful
nag has, however, just been trotted out on the
track. The ChriStansturg Star nomin 'tes Mr. A
~ TRIBE OF this city for the post, and in doing so
SAYS Mr. Tribe justly stands high as a gentleman
of eminent iega attainment, fluent and forcl9le
speaker, aud with all democrat oil the right stamp
and we feel confident that should the Convention
nominate him he would discharge the duties with
credit to himself and honor To the State and we
hone the Convention may nominate him.
All very true, Mr. Star but tlen, the Democracy OF
Lyuchburg can't spare Mr.. T. lie is their great
champion aud defender in ali contests, and they
would be utterly at los without hin-espeenils If
another distinguished leader ot the faithful here gets
the office he is in hot pursuit Of at Washington
Don't take Mr.. TmalE then, we protest. Surely out
of the following list of candidates, which for conve.
nience We publish in al phabe.ical order one can be
found worthy of wearing the mHHile ot Wlls--wlth-
ont forcing il upon the special counsellor Tor Lynch
burg Democracy:
Rrorkcubrolgb John Ieahe Shelton f.
Fisher MierS " Montague Ro. l..
Garland, James Nttsoh james
HAMMOND A. Randolph, q. W.
Hartman Wn'. II. Robertson, Johh
HOPKINS, Henry l.. Russell, o. v"
Homes ! Alfred Tucker, j. X.
.JohtsonR o WhittIe james ".
L,oLs james Young. John b.
Candidates Is: Offices, |.
ApnlL is very thoroughly vndieating its claim TO
the character of capcc1ousntys. Yesterday it showed
aud raincd and sufficiently cold for all practical
PURPOSES. l. ought to learn better manners
THE FRulr-The impression seems To he general,
saws the Frederick hurg Herald that shall have
little fruit in this section, owing TO the rigorous
weather of the spring. TN Monday night the eaIt tn
froze hard, and ice OF some thickness was formed
Soaru-SlpE EuhRoAp.--lhe receipts over this
road for the six month, already expired, in the fiscal
year prove to he increased by about - per cent,
and the remaining SIX months, it is thought, viii
Weld a much larger increase, they being 10y flr the
most promising portion Of the business year.
The receipts for HE i>cti year will doub less foot
up the Handsome Income of fur hpnirci thousand
dollars or more; an the Stockholders may doubtless
look for return from their Investment at no very
distant dae II this does not speak volumes in behalf
OF Superior nitna cement, are very much mistaken
--ld. EJPrtSS
THr WHEAT CRor.-We are pleased 10 learn, that
notwithstanding the wheat crJp IN some portions Of
the county has been seNegrlN injured by the late
'ssnap,' in other portions ii is looking very wed. \
very general npiuioa prevails amongst Our turner's
that n warm favorable Spring will restore the wheat,
in great degice, to is woned Iuxarance and vgor
-RocF's 1bim hr9.
SUNDAY SsHJoL Cow ENrioN.-TIe interest which
was taken in the SUNDAY School Convention in this
CITY, last year. has induced the friends of the in
this civ to call another Convention. to be held in
Richmond on the 18th Ma, next. \ circular signed
10y Messrs Vim. T. Taylor and T. j. Evans Commit
tee, has been issued to the schools, announcing this
fact The Oh tc OF the Convention is to collect facts
with regard u the condition OF Sunday School IN
sructou in the State; to hear statements oil ,0lpor
tours aud missionaries In listen u addresses, &c
II is urged that every SUNDAY School Scud one or
more delegates aud a blank form Of report is
to each School, which they requested To fill up
and return to Hugh Blair, Secretary OF the Richmond
Committee
The Sabfarh School Convention. of Redmond and
Manchester. by resolutions, recently determined To
invite al tie friends Of the sabbath Schools to attend
the proposed Convention, with the assurance that
their houses will be open to receive them. Those
who propose TO attend requested 10 inform Mr. J.
b. Price OF the fact 10y the 10Th My, and when they
reach Richmond to report themselves AT the dethod-
list Book Coucern, the store of Nr, =. H. Price or