Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04

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fSki9hi Trade me reGeiP,' p % - a.,ard.y
Depot oi tne va. +" Aenh' N"' '''A'
were as i'iio"s' Sc q oao
~ ioaueu cars -, from nH, ',e T"h ao5 i.rrels
n gu, " meat; wv us c., W.st sam.
g, iour' L''Voo lbs. "'ree'""'o"'
Gay IA ioaoeu cars.
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BEDFORD !rLas s:- onp '.e Wa.r Fms
oil reiigious ih'eii'sehce 'fo"' TUG D01'o'N D'""
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There mas oeeh 'or .ns Pas' ~" MeeAs qu.'e an
Interesting reo, W ,h IL , co1 at ,bs Oh Olive
Branch church, under the supervision Of the Rev
II: D AIsoss; tue Rfeasnef In charge u '"e e'f'
eu'. anu .',e ises N.l n '.'aD.;.
DaP''ss Pro''' 0' e' n,eIs :. Nv. .t ~ p'us
at lim1er Mug. oa ou"y 'as' :ne '.'uie" ""'
crowasu 70 oNc,nomS WIN a., "'A'o u, I'u eiaan
'ing,y 1eepy n.e.es,'a :',sa Il, " 49,.
t anu had to be made preach in the
grove as wen ash mouse neiofoch. anu NV
discourse was dehVereu 10 me congregation III INC
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the afternoon the crowd again assembled IN the
church 81 ana was Prea'hed 70 oy '"e "e'' -"'
HATCHER; ,,,
Auer the sermons "e,c oelN e'eu ss ,,i W.
presented themselves. thus asking an interest in
the prayers of Gods people, Several made a
profession during the day. We have since heard
from there and an increasing interest seems to be
manifesting itself large number OF the most
prominent members of the community both young
and old, have already put on the armor Of Tod,
ind still the work "goes bravely on"
The Rev VIM. Conner Blount Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church reports that tho exertions of
mnnd have been blessed with several very fine
REVEALS on this Circuit. At Union Church, or
a vero convaIte3. at Emaus i or &. Mt Thomas
Cl.no, o. a.. Tahornocf. :: 4, Ehan.zer ~ at
~ .a.on, 60 ,n,.arS,, Roy;r.I ;s in nrooress
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VI 'ne oiu oiue VI - =:
says the hadiord D@nocTdt, ~ Decnei fhurch, IN
the county OF FRANKLIN on the Ioth' .1ss anu --d
OF last month Some seven or eight Thousand per-
sons are said to haye been present. all OF whop lie
it said to their credit. preserved the UTMOST deeo-
rum throughout the proceedings. III or %ep
ministers were present and the pracea2ieH dry
spoken of in highly complimentary tetmss sSevos
raj accessons were made to the church ei,e Gprsgf
time.
1t is said that the sum of ten dollars only
required to pay all the expenses of the meeting
and this ,cas appropriated towards printing the
minutes"
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PEAKS OF UTERINE are lnformed that the ar
rivals at this popular pleasure retreat up 10 the
18th August last, numbered o|l-whiie the arm
walls to the same date last year were only 50o:-
From the lst OF August last to tne loh' 40.
Since the 18th, several large parties have; we
learn, visited the Peaks, and partaken OF the
pleasures which visit to 1t invariably afords,-
ms speaks wen ior the pace anu ior Tie eAer-
tons OF its worthy proprietor to please.
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toar' .os .n;s 'e e nnn,hsr 81 m'
800, sn;,s h.r. hoo, on hand IN. case ct Ke-
fanrer 70 Jobnson has excited considerable interest.
It was ably argued by the counsel, Messrs Gozgin
and S,anles for the plsintif and J. f. Johnson Wing
field and Blair for defendant The Jury were unable
to agree on a verdict
The case of Smith Vs. Lunsford of some twenty
years standing was argued the verdict rendered by
the Jury WAS set aside and new trial granted. The
case of A. White VS.. The Va Tenn Railroad for
killing stock, argued by Nessrs. Blair aud Ed
mundson and Messrs J. +. johnson and Watts, the
Jury rendering verdict for the plaintiff motion
was made to set aside the same which was not sus-
tanned oy the court'-N1'e" nfy'''"
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The DRouGnr IN soUrHWEsTERN VIRGINIA
The Editor OF the JenersonViiie -!doocae writing
from the Red sulphur springs In Monroe Co
gives the sucJolned gloomy picture OF agr'cnl'
tural prospects IN oouthwes'etn virginia Inc ed
itor says:
have now spent something oyer ten Gays ply,
ing between here ana the Juhc'ion OF mercer ana
Raleigh counties, ana nave observed win deep re-
has ever been my lot to behold IN any country
Six weeks ago the prospect Tor sPiendid Corn
crop was unprecedenteciy hne. Now there Is not
the most remote possibility that the poor return Oh
10 per cent. Of an acreage crop Will be realised
There has been no ram Tor near SIX weeks. fas,