Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

in this street. by hlIng, grading and paving, so
that i. wilia. lnxer be the miserable mire it has
i,een heret9kore -4renderiug il almost impossible
Turing lie winner mnnths. The street COMMITTEES
,.,u,d hnve mAde pa better of their funds thnu
tbev hay6 dVhe Ii improving this thornughfare
IN which svervody ID interested.-
The work was done hy Mr.. Jas. Scurry, who
has made good loh. 1.Ats -.
@sTun NHw MaEirARv 'O,urANY.--A meeting IF
,h,ss gaAaismsn desirous Of or lanisinS now mil
;.ary crsfnrnny in this city, held Mt Martin's
Warehou e. Saturday night Mr.. W. w. Will
hanson WA. caieti tothe chair, and Mr. j. j. Ma
hnre anpoiatc1 Secretary.
Ms. Ast.Fsl ihegsrs. 'Jr., was chosen tempo.
rary Captain and Mr.. William r. Turpin Orderly
Sars.ntS Eight Drill Masters were selected and
committees appointed 10 recommend q suitable
unf,r.a, arms. Be-, who viii report at the next
meeting which will he hold on Wednesday, night
committed If Eve. was appointed to solicit
honorary memberships. .4=4.
Ahut fifty members answered to thoir names,
and til numhorwili doubtless 10 largely augment
ted u. tho next meeting.
THR MARsH CnILDREN--We would ngain re-
mrdour readers that the celebrated Marsh Troupe
viii make their first appearance In this city To-
night At Dudley Hall. The Petersburg cypress
IN its FPi.lhy's issue. thus refers to them. Says
the .Kxpfe3: - fhe engagement of this versa
tile company at Phoenix Hall is now drawing 10
"a ciose, aud those who have not yet seen them.
should now delay no lDnger in witnessing their
wonderful representations Comedy is their forte,
requiring it does, the exercise Of those gifts #
hnrpor and ccmicality which far mnre a"cep-
table, aud Gar less difficult, than the hi cher drama.
Now that the g"odbyes soon to be said, we can
not but regret the departure of li,tc George Miss
Louise and Master Louis. and their gifted hot of
supporters. They have afforded entertainment. 20
our cisizans which they rarely enjoy, and they will
be missed long long we know, for theirs is enter
tainment If that high order which rarely af
ford to waste their sweets" in i'll fried roma
barn or vacant bniliing," which must be the fate
IF all who essay rerform in this city bercaitcr,
until a theatre some more available hall of tie
. muse. il established, We regret that Tomorrow
night Is their farewell to U.S. and trust that both,
s tonight and then. our readers will give them u
trimming bumper
ExcouRAGs THE SouTH-We do most earnestly
ope that our Volunteer Cnrps. will carry out the
prine,rle Of supporting Southern Manufactures.
by purchasing their uniforms from such. We
learn that the Cavalry # t,is city. will, in all
probability do 70, and commend them for il -
Now is the time for us to inadgurate Southern in-
dependence. and we belieye thu surest way to
serve this Union, is 10 bet the North know can
inanufaeture for ourselves. -I.'
Win not all our Com pauies move in this right
direction? We tell them Lhere|is much mroircd ia
this principle. and step can be taken fraught
subject IA toinconvenicnce. hut what "fths when
principle is inrolped' Let strike at once, and
all lriH Dc reH.
..1 [For tie TTr0inidn.
- To THE WonEN OF VIRG:HIA.--In our hands is
the balance of power. 1t is tue wives mothers,
sisters and daughters that ill the pockets of tie
Northern Abolitiunists, thus giving them "aid
and comfort" whilst they, like the viper. warmed
to life iy our kihdness. would strike fatal blow
~ our lives. Let us agree, then, among ourselves
iu the city. village and country, that will buy
no more Northern Goods. Let the prints of Low
ellis wooilens-as well as every other ar
Gle manufactured north Of Mason & Dixun's line.
rot-yes, rot fur want Of purchasers, who gu ninth
Tor goods. Let no wealthy bride send there. Or
90 there's for her costly pharap hernalia Let sach
an one blush to own she ever thought Of pntronz-
ing the Abolition cutthroats. who would steal
our property, burn our homes. aud plunge dag
ger to the hearts Of innocent women and children.
No, who weuld dare own herself virginian, af-
ter buying Northern chattes to save q few dbl.
lars, If goods are higher, which they will not
be long, let US d. with less of them. Encourage
our husbands. fathers, brothers, and lovers, in
their patriotism by our stendfastness ia refusing
to eat, drink, Or wear, anything which passes
through the north, much Less manufactured by
thsn and zee if zoe don't apply hartshorn to their
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