Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
CITY xnDsaxrr FAIRS.

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TnE Fsscn sBAGIs 1t coSa{' Springs last
Tuesday e>eninEshougA ads Ts4fgeE ssssResL
wasin every fcsleet lnass askls 9nd sssce...
falentertaiament; The sspacisze a.s$oa rs sal-
fciently well die |, fsr comtartlnd ne dancing
was hep. sp with great spirit p q late hour u
Several of the laais. seps.s a to.,.ns, and
acted their characters with shining hdelity: We
would do injustice 10 the eersi verdict II re
failed tn notice. especially, tspsnar,cS Eases'e'
personaied by y fair dangbr Of old bedt0rd-
whose maiestis hearing snducen'y carriage ex-
cited paivsrsal sdpiraties.f e.
Apropo, de Coyner's II "a matter OF surprise
to % that It il NIT more f4uented. The shyglc-
Mo virtues If its waters y universally admitted.
Its accommodations are ncxccptiupable. and in
point Of natural beauty Locations. ilexcels msny
othAr watering places q he State. Ssoenveniens
and easy Of sccess il ttoo. that we are surprised
It is not oon.teatly crowded: Inc s'ss" ~h.
search either Of heal} or Of quiet comfort miea.
'ga farther and farekorse" than BY stopping a.
Coyner's springs.
ExrENavE RoBHRY.-A gentleman 'ravsnnS
on the East Tennessee 4 yirginia kailroaa' na
his PICKET picked on Wsans ssssSi ON an indi,
vidual whom he bsd observed sttirS near him On
the wav md no took the Tirg;Hia u tennessee
tr lin coming eastward. Al We Central Depot, IN
Montgomery county Capt SsaDurs, VINO s",, mao .aa
charge Of the train, recesea aspa'on ron '"s
individual robhed, Describing tho perso" pe"e'eo
to lie the thief ~
Cant S. identified the person answering the
description. and imuediately telcgraphed to officer
Royali of this e;tyto be on hand upon the arrival
of the train When the train reached Lynchburg.
the suspected person was taken into custody, and
upon being examined, the money was found in
his possession. The gentleman who lost the
money has been apprieed Of the arrest, and the
suspected person will be tried after the arrival of
the witness. .aI=a
As the crime has not yet been proven, We for
bear to give the name Of the suspected person.
TROUBLESOME VIsrroRs. Newer since the days
when Lynchburg was ferry, has it been so tor
mented and torturod by Mnsquito it is
They are especially ferocious in one locality
about the corners Of Main Street and LIST Alley
They seem to have concentrated their full strength
in that quarter. a. the allies did their forces IN
rho quadrangle, and made it the scene OF their
active operations What 10 the cntse AZ their hos
tility against the densens Of that particular re-
gion? We are at O loss 70 know, and as one Of the
sufferers, We feel indignant that the cosas 6eUi
should not be proclaimed. We complain, toe. that
the war is carried on in an nnchristiau and unciv
ilised way. Our enemies skalk behind the cover
of the night, and do not como out in open day and
open Geld, face to E.ce-but thus, like midnight
sassins, stab in the dark. When all is still and
quiet, when sdarkness covers the face of the
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,ha, the ~ rate,v NJ war can do has becn done in
,.ur defensive onerations We are for peace rather
than war and have sought by every honorable
means to avoid hostili,ics. Like Blondin we have
immersed our heads in baas. tied close about the
neck ihinkius with the stupid natrich. that when
.ho lad ia so5e alJ ia safa We have burned tar
,,ch and tnrpen,inc in our various abpdes: we
hive Io,bed onr Moor bodies in the concentrated
shirt. Of csmnhor. we have internally applied
The distilled essence Of apnles. corn and cranes:
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