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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

. -, MARRIED>
mns 4Ab: |hy Is. f4,yn1s16u!, lis .i
Lewis eaa1k 80 MIN H.r1;.t 1. CofbS2f
11he hev firm have our s 4 ej s. + &.
: a''t'on' and bc't wkh'n hrI thdit' shtur,
happiness; aaA thank. br In - v,h;eh
~ss cert4;nly The IL .t Ve havs ev.r @ az L
ted LII is a speeimcn; rs ~ usder-
stand, Of the brides mas.f.ctur,, her
housekeeping accomplishments azs ssn.
DER One.1 1897 @ca s8i1.l~ szf5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
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Boys.

There i general opinion that there
are no children in America, nothing but
young gentleman and ladies'; but this i :
mistake. There are two boys in St.
Cloud, JOHNNY and JIMMY. These two
we're brought out once on : school Exhi-
bition and recited The Precocious Spel-
ler." They brought down the house; aud
were enoored until the teacher sent them
back to go over it second time. yss:I IA
It occurred to US that they bore their
&onors meekly and We asked JIMMY how
be liked being called back. Il, !. ri ii OK
"Humph,"' says JIMMY: With = shrug.
Il didn't care; but they needn't = done
that, for'we just said our PAIGE IS good y
any NV 'em, and they didn't make any of
then. come back. We only missed one
word, and I don't know'hqv they knew
that, for none Of 'em hid book. Then
there WAS SAN B. and Dick G. missed =
dozen words, and they didn't make them
come back !! Asi..a Il. =. .f.....,.g,s %
We agreed With JIMMY that he had
been badly used and think SO still. The
6st opportunity We asked JoHSY's OPS
ION. He looked up with perfectly don't,
care expression, and replied, .sn .g.,.Ef
"Well, I guess they didn't make much,
that, forwe did'ntsay it = hi it. batter } Il !
;he Last time than Ne did the 6rst, 20, aoe.
- good either /! Did ve JIMl Il vas'nt,
fair either, for the rest didn't s.y theirs :
bit better, and We wouldn't have said
own any better, If they had s.ade pkaome
Jack dozen times. Como on jim"
And away they went, shouting in fnn
use after ! squirrel e !. 8
4 fn.-,.xif M. A1enlr ksxtAn ~ er,,oak s1sa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
A Lecture.

On Monday evening, the 3Oth inst,
STEPHEN MILLER Esq, lectured before
the Ladies Temperance Circle, in reply to
Col. HAYS defence Of Slavery. &c.. -.
His notice of the Bible defence of
1.-THE sum Of all villianies," was brief but
mastery and conclusive. He simply read
ten or dozen texts ordering the death
penalty for IS many different crimes; and
argued that if the direction to the Jews
to buy bondmenH and bondmaids from the
heather around about; and hold them for
an everlasting possession, had been ex-
tended t. US, these other laws must have
come down with it,. He insisted that il
Northern. people fostered Iuddelity BY
denying the application OF the one, South
ern people must also foster In6deli:y in a
ten.told degree by claiming tho one as
Divine authority for the highest crimes
against humanity, and denying the applica-
bility Of. all the remaining sections Of that
same code Of laws. ....:, ..:.. j > ~.
The dirty Old Colonel had given US
list Of American Isms which he affirmed
we're the natural 'outgrowth Of Abolition
m-Bloomerism, Freeloveism, &C., &c,
To this list Mr.. Miller added sixteen
lsms which had been omitted in the for
mer catalogue; such IS muzzling the press
ism denying the right Of free specch-ism
-rimprisoning aud ensl.ving free citizens
Of other States-ism----denying the right Of
testing legal questions in State Courts-ism
and other gross violations Of that Con-
stitution about which Southern men pre-
tena: 80 he SO very tenacious. aYAEJ r.>
Inc speaker. agreed to the sGoloners
demand TIT the North should let; the
South alone: bur tl,y5::sSsht # they were
taken at their word Inc, wo:'a g.! soon Peu-
ton US to quit letting them a..onc. =: &
# We should stop giving them NV ter,
ritory stop paying Their. postage bills;
stop catching their runaways; and in Ill
other .w.ys let them alone, they. would be
aptto arc a&' such I. glorious inaetivity."''. =.
The Col. bad saecred q the idea Of
people Icing afraid Of Gods curse on ac-
count Of slavery, and assured his audience,
ID that insolent tone 81 condescending.
patronage which : STAKEHOLDER insensibly
uses "a poor white, folks, that He: that
is, Cot. HAS, Of the St. Cloud Land
O&ce-the old man who wants 80 much
washing and scraping ----- would / ensure
.us4agalnst al such small matters - Divine
wrath on account Of slavery, tyss ir5tlsflfs.s
II answer 70 this, Mi. MILLER quo
tedsanother Virgini.n who said: ,s.;. 5..@
B" When l reflect upon it. (Slayeu) !;
and remember that God isjust, ! trcmble
for my country. !, .... 30
& The lecturer gave THoMAs JErrEn-
son IS an offset to Col. HAYS, aud lett
that i55s5s5asE: 81 ISL
The lecture was q triumph Of the light
Of the Nineteenth century, over the dark
ness 81 the Middle Ages aud THO lecturer
- st1 siuesYs thanks 4av ~ vords
6tly spoken
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

We ,re indebted to RoCf 4 Cary
ofCh'cago for a piece e:new Music, Kind
Friends one and ALL" set for the p;a,o
music by WrRzEL. The words .re ex.
cellent: the music good; and the a.nsee-
meat simple and appropriate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

For the g.. Cleud Denknnn1
sos'r'a'sc WosrH Ksowuo.-b1 =
transfer common no&s o. had visso,,t 70
course. 81 hereby sell and assiKa he within
Note for value received TO --, diRosips
and assigning all my right, title and iassruss,
to and in the same to all intents and purposes
whatsoever. Witness my hand and seal
Attest :---.'' Then sign your name Al
the thing will stick. ,s 1870 m AFRupp. -
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Nofica-.

The 'e.t neetinf q Sc l.das Gspp<':
snee scciel Circle Wa ennoupced TO s. 4 ,
Wilson Hall: hut tie stove fas keen -.
moved: and as The weather !. still top seeN
TO sit without Ere, the meeting viii s. q
the Everett School Hcuse q ueual, vAa,
We are to deliver our ieseu5 os "lSne,
and PnlotisG. : gTss:s,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

Will some Of our subscriber who in;
tend paying in wood, send u some. dry
fuel? We are very much in want Of it ;
and cannot keep the office going unless
We get some moro soon. ,.....,... 2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

ANOTHER AMERICAN aTRfBAP0.-Wo
have had frequent occasion 'reesstly TO
speak Of the success Of the .Atlusis
Monthly We have been prompted 70 d
this from m honest pride at thu 1Oeon4
plishn'ent, not only If or io1n; Sd, Z -
believe, Of .. national deGire, to go suRt
periodical literature yipd;catcd- iron ~
charge our English brethren hive % ollea
brought against it, that it cannot asessd
above the level Of love-si, stoeiesqsad
sentimental poetry. because our reading
public can appreciate nothing bsEAer-
Many an attempt has been made 70, esllb-
l'sh something similar to the high toned
periodicals of England, as often = eseS
attempt has failed, the voice of;ex,1tatissS
from the English press has been, loud, snd
the CRY raised that We can't do it. We'll
do We remember this when I'u,nam' .
Monthly was compelled to give way, u
which We. thought We had found : retut,-
ton Of the established English opinion IN
regard to U.s.. But We can now. safely
boast Of triumph, IS the Atlantic Month
ly has attained 4 circulation. of 40, GOO, r
nearly double that ever reached by Put
MANS, aud i placed upon ! sure basis, Is
publishers being among, the most enter
prisinss in: our country and have zbeesr
actuated to q considerable degree, IN the
establishment Of the Atlantic, BY this
same Notifying fact NC refer 70, that our
American literature had NO true expoaent,
The many expressions of favor aud :1well-
wishes received the past year from their
subscribers, prove that they too have given
their supper! to the Atlantic from deter
mination that our country, in spitesof
British misgivings, shall have periodical
Of its own, not Only equal, but even. supe-
rior, to any Of those published in England:.
And aov the english press haze honestly
admitted that we have such = periodical,
for the London Critic md . Atbcnscun
have been l.vish Of their praise tho pse
few months. The :. Autocrat" has beea
rcpublished monthly 10 Lonlon, q il n.
peared ini The Atlantic, calGng forth gotdan
opinions and the confession that their own
periodicals have cont.;ncd nothing % bzil-
!!;;::::t since the" Nocses Ambr ':| b.
AT the prekcn, time two different houses
in london MONTH r,sabksh .hs; :" Mia.
isters Wooing,,, BY Mn, H.. r. Stowe.
and its circulation there Almost exceeds
the same here Wchaye heard IL stated
that tho editors have received and appro4
we'd, Up to the 1,fasent time, Sufficient
material fnms Amessseen authors 10 furnish
several number i1lly any that
-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

! He needs fifty bus.s.els - clean sand l in
the corner of lot,sa tin cup AID little
wooden paddle, with plenty Of room, tseu
. cart load Of brick clay and little water
tank in another corner, with small trow-
81 and wagon, that he may vary the i scion
tifc pursuit ofacarryiug sand and the
light literature Of making mud pies and
lasling them arouad. He should have
two suits Of coarse clothes, made il the
simplest form, and full assurance Of not
being washed or changed more than once
! week; and to be carefully kept from fam.
ily prayers, preachings, lectures and all
kinds Of schools and intellectual folks. #
left completely to himself and old mother
nature for FIVE years, he will no doubt
make good and bright man; but = tho
present -l1te .we would not give much for
IL 1hsscs, 81 fhtnrs ass. ],
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
MARRIED,

October 9th, hv Rev. T. W. Roberts. Mr. WV.
A. WRIGHT and Miss MrcIDARp j. HARcRovE,
both of Nelson CO., Va.
BY the sumo. on tho same day. Mr.. EDWIN Go
ING and Miss MARGARET FAULcoNER, both Of y l.
son CO.
BY tho same, NV. Bird, Mr.. HAMILTON RIrrEx-
HOUSE, Of Ohio. and Miss SALliE j. ELsoM, Of AL
bemarle co , Va.
On the 22nd Of November. by Elder J. L. True
man. Mr. Thomas CURTIS to Miss MARIAu f.
JoNEs, all of Warwick, Va.
On The evening Of the Olaf ult. by Elder J. E.
Montague. Capt. .JonN WILLIAMS. Of Greenlrisr
county, to Miss MARTHA A. ALLEN, Of Halifax
CO., Va.
0atho 20,h If November at church, by Elder
". J. Witherington, Mr. JoHS I. CRADDocK to
Miss MARIA d. CRAVEN, all of Pitt-ylyania coua
WA.
On the 10Th ult., at Lurus Hill Amherst Va
Mr.. WV. p RowLAND of B tetourt county to Miss
MATTE d. STAPLES daughter of Gorge W. Sta
pies ESD, oSAmher~t.
On Thursday tho 9th Nov. by the Rev. Solo
mn SLATER. Mr.. JONI NJ. HARVEY, to Miss NAN
CIV ROBINSON, nil Of Botetourt county.
U" the oath ult. by Rev. James McChain. Mr..
ilFzrxiAn HEWITT. uf Bedford, and Miss ELyIRA
D. AsroN, Of Russell.
On tho 9th instant Mt "Cottage Home" resi-
a a Of the brides mother, by the Rev. John a.
wharton, Mr.. j. RIvEs HOFFMAN and Miss Mo-
NELL Oss.E. daughter of the late Albert G. vii
'ams. Esq, all IT Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

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..A a Il psss ss ss.ss s . !. % Nv
eomsan. and rheumatic arsssIon b especially 10
k.o.sen aa.ido.s A. a.. a'.smpsr III
Relief .nd essl.as ri. positive rtsssn.yss1 isiea
before the attacks aud os = e,,s.,s' II used AMER
suacr om dl.I.s4 for which the Regulating
pills and Resolyea. shouhi g nd.
sso arr sssapeny much oad never Be Without s
SS' :.s me head hs and ss ssss ssss
ssrf ' ' % @ss " saiy .osdsr
casc among cattle, Known black. Tongue depending
dui contagious vru.y yields rrpdly 10 this rom
Dtoses and Cattle Dealers,
. sSpsa Il IN
B0An'n pA'a y s,Es Rs saSs IN 10" or occasionally
VIII and hs Relief protection against Fever and Asse and
''''' Printer. and Miners
the former om standing 50 long al the CASE and he latter
the as%rnss. o. is.. roaSiess affections
% ss r. n to- e ans ssn Ss
Re'ol'sns may b. 'eauir0a p,,.,.,.
rom IaS ssaSs' ssss s." dressing oes:af 70
arxv%en. e s nssa1o.ins gland. Gs,nsl., follow n:
mil mossnsi with sos drops Of ieady Relief smVIo,ed
rho swelling should " sahsd With the kse and Tho e.sal.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

=, The First Quarterly Meeting for Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. will no held to-day
ana TO morrow. Preaching to-day at IL o'clock,
a. a. NJ, by Rev. g. w.Lapghorne, Presiding Elder
-" the District; also. preaching Tomorrow at III
oelock. A. NJ, aud 7. p. M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
MARKETS.
ADVERTISE ADVERTISER.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
IfYou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers line Of rail
road from nchburg Chattanooga and places all
Them having large circulation among the people of South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
Ngw ERA, Floyd C. IT,, |a. Virginia Eono, Halifax {. II.
WnIa, VA. " Tenn. NEWS, Bristol, Va
M Wrafx Knoxville ''"" T S"S JonesoTcnn.
SENTINEL, Rogcrsyie Tenn DENocEAr. Grccne ie Tenn.
lNrELIaEScER Morristo@n" ADVERTISER, Chattanooga,
G raa Lexington" Va psa; amen" ,rn y.
I ntasn.1 Liberty Va ." "srras salem, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, Va STAR " HERALD, thrsansb'g.
DENocRAr, lr,.,.uo y. PATRIOT, tIaysnn Z, H.. Va
WHs, '' w" TELr.RArn w,t,cx,u. y,
DENocaAy, Union Va. TINE, "'' "
REGrrEI, ! nu " Apy"r ArI, TazrWc ll {. H., Va.
REruBLIcAS, """"e' w. MIST, tScs e. H., VA.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va AZ, Winchester. Va.
wishing advertise in the above papers will
fnlj call the Office the l., nch
burg Virgnian where VIII be made,
al, ertisemcnts WITHOUT DELAY.
sE-I will also receive and forward advertising
In the United States. A. NADDlLl.
sept Isis. d u. Foreman Nirgnian Office
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oct i0-dts
Fail Trade.
GEO. d. DAVIS,
nRncER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. 13l Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
receiving and will keep hand largo and well selected
stock Of Groceries Staple Dry Goods Wooware
shoes. Boots Hats Iron Steel &c all Of which we will sell
for credit and invites all in want Of cheap
goods 70 examine his stock before bning lie las large lo
TusI Cloths 81 aud - Cassmere Cassinels and Ksrseys
Negro Blankets white and eoofed Bed Blankes d 1876
sole Leather, Lining and Budding Skins; g
French and Philadelphia Calf skins Pegs, Last, &c;s
,rsnners Tools Tanners OIL Lamp OIL and Talow;
;aa oi Zinc and White Lead Copal and Japan varniAh
Reiows Vices Anviis Screw plates. Files and Rasps
S,ee Sorinea Iron AxeIs, Spndes and Bosers;
mmrrei and Roed Iron, Sheet lron CAST Shear and Bills
tered steel; !, a..
ae Cotton oznaburgs Brown and Bleached Cotton
Cloths; O.. ,,.,. A.
VII, INV te highest price for Woye Wool Rolls. Ftathers
nw.x Tallow and al other Country Produce CAL At No
nees""N' A" 5-,ls
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LITEST news 81 TILECRAPM.
Disreputable Proceedings in Congress.


Disreputable Proceedings in Congress.
WAsniSoros. December Din The House of
Representatives. party politics were discussed
Logan and Morris OF Illinois exposed the falsity
Of tho charge that Judge Douglas had been gully
OF co!iusion with Greedy TIC the re-electo" Of
the former to the Senate.
Logan said that Kellogg, who made the charge.
sneaked away like q spaniel when called upon
to produce the proof. Kellogg advanced towards
Logan in q bellicose attitude. Logan squared
himself for f1ht, when friends in,erIosed to
separate them. There was the greatest possible
excitement, which soal, subsidized.
Taylor, of Louisiana, eloquently appealed TO
the members to proceed with the election of Spca-
ker. remarking that such debate. as they had in
dulged only calculated To irritate each other.
Towards the end Of the session. n vote WIS taken.
with the following result:
For Sherman ITO; Bocock So; Gimcr 60;
Scattering l3. One hundred and sixteen necessa-
ry for ehoice. Adjourned.
Election in Ansas---Success of the Re-
publicans.
LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 9.-The entire State ticket
is elected by majority Of over 5000 votes.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE Dec 9.-Feur dull. with declin-
ing tendency. Howard Street held at 5,37-
Wheat Arm. Corn buoyani; White 70 To- -, Vel
low 70 tn "a cents Provisions quiet. Mess Pork
1850. Baoon Sides 10 to lot. Whisky firm at
q cts. ~
New YoaK.-Noon.- No report Of the evening
market has been received. Flour quiet; South
ern unchanged, Wheat quiet Southern Red 80
to $l.324. Corn steady. W tn moderate sales.
Pork dull: Mess 1857 Prime ll.G2. Whisky
dull.
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DIED.

AT his residence on the l4th If Nov. in the
u,,panty Of Pulaski, JAMES L. TAYLOR ouly son of
Major lohn Nc Taylor. in the 42nd year of his
aye.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

uUAyE In store large variety ef Luhins crlshraied FIX
tract. for the AS, hnr FRENCH and German
loones R.,nners Toilet Vinegar and oh, Extracts ia great
'a'"., "a M. ~ JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
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A Gard -R,amOvol

MYTH view Of having larger house, and one In more
w central position. the undersigned viii L1 stock OF
Hardware Cutlery, Guns &c 10 the STORE HOUSE No 1875
MAIN STREET. formerly knows as laaceFs directly OPP
posite the Farmer and Virginia Banks, which is being
lifted up In elegant expressly for the purpose and
will be occupied the 18th of October $50 Having made
large additions stock in the of the last month"; fur
jc Fab Trade, hop. present such inducements and atrac
lions will command the attention aud custom Of the public
visiting and residing In the city cordially invited To
examine my in the Of English Table and Packet Cut
lcry, Gums Rifles aud Pistols House Keeping Gos silver and
French Glass, Oil Carpets Oh Shades Win'. C",nce Bands
Pins Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools, building
Materials ard Springs, Carriage Cloths AMI laccs Eel
Hubs and spoSes Leather Bands Gum 8elIi. and Pack
ing Skins other Leather Shoe Findings. English Br
die Bits Sirrups and Filings Circular and other saws Chains
FLEA Farming Utensils &C. &e Beside many de-
scrion of articles found in Hardware establish
mens :. d. siMrsoN,
Successor 10 Simlson & Bro.
OCT lO-dts Lynchburg, Va.
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FIE Iopric,os Of tese Machines cam mnd prepared
to substaniac the cain,) that their instruments riH
cate ~ < BEST summer, any and al Eiads u aeeewoA
CopblnnE h.y o all The Improvements which exl~ricn"
hafprov I'd to be requisite the perfection III the Sewing Ma
chimes the, commend themselves 10 the public the simplest
aud reliable instrument In the market and adapted To c,
branch Of industry In which the needle Ia ruqun
They will stitch hcm fe bind and gather. The. make
strung look stitch that cannot he rvcd puucd out They
make beautiful uniform stc alike both sides of the work
without forming ridges underneath
The Machines have strength perfectly simple AMI
the msnagemcn, Of them casii, acquired
Any spo Of cotton, tkre0d or siA mn, be used without
winding The, almost aotsesas In their opcrniu aud r
,c<dr longer than other sewing Machine eStant.
fct Manufacturers rnntcrs Farmers llouskrcpcrs or amy
other III scar, of instrument to execute Kind
II Sering d9t by machinery make sure mey secure he
1ssk by uxamlnina ours hctnrc purchasing.
samples "l work scnt 10y mil
T.. HORTON KEACiI, AaKNr,
Al Corinhian Hail. Main ~, Nth 10Th, up stairs
nov 8.,lsetanl Richmond. VA.
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Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale,

dIud UT UEdIHVHu HIT TUVCItI vi DIV
- INTENDING to remove from the city offer NJ private
E;M sale, MY RESIDENCE an Diamond Hi, together @h
The Acres Of Land thereto atachodit being HE prop
cry purchased by of Alanson Nnsons Trustees. This
property consse,iy the most i"srnc IN the city
The house OF brick contains IL rooms; IL Ia th"rug
pair aud has attached all ou,houses and nne We'll
water The ground perfectly level AMI fine state OF
cult, alton. To ely purchasers Ibis property needs NJ derer
ton, well the high character of the rrgboro IN
which Is situated, is too we'll known To rcqur" praise
The terms will BIO reasonable and time made silt urclas
nov 2-dls L. A. lDIHoNN
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The Best Lamp Now in Use.
LOyeleSS' SeIf-Gencrating Gas Lamp,

TUlIS Lamp generates Its from the common burning
duid and makes light equal To II is very simple in
construction and liable TO get Out OF order; there 10
danger Of explosion there is trimming Of wcks and
breaking OF cDney These lamps be in operation
my Store every night and invite every 10 call and
them burning For sale cheaply
ANDREW BOYD,
dec 103 Main Street, I.ynciburs. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

. We invite attention 70 The advertisement Of The
sn,o Of Dr.. w Srslele"ses's property which
takes place o-dAy.s = Il q slE,.tk se09
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

FREtour TaADE. wero received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad yes
,er,lay lna:ed cars consisting Of the f,iowing
Wheat T02 bushels; Flour SO barrels, Stock 2s.-
100 pounds: Miscellaneous 80 900 pounds. There
we're Is loaded cars sent west same day.
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TaxaA.ss TaeurE. - This sftsrnoen aud 70
n;vts he Massil Troupe will make their last ap-
nearapce in this city. For the Accommodation OF
those ladies and children who are unable to attend
the ikist performances, the Troupe will give an
exhibition this afternoon, commencing at half-pas
. o'cnce.e. That @ gsous and beautiful spectacle
.rhe Naix@ Queen, or the Nymphs d The Rhine"
will he present<i this afternoon. We have but
IN reiterafe asaf. ee&afsrc favafAbly expressed
opinion in r4ess <be tssesletaf manner in
which this taleui { eolAps.I h6xe enacted this
.sry difficult yits = have heard but one
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.,eeecded Nv songs, dances, and conclude with
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oye flowing audiences.