Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-19


Tur XouNrs Tho drill of,he Chicago Zouavcs
winch was witnessed by ten thousand Of our cit
Irns in front of the City Hall on Saturday. pre-
sentcd novel spectacle 10 the eyes of both tho in
TINTED and unintatcl in military tactics. and
achieved for our western volunteers nn noknowl-
rdgcment of .nncrintily OYER our own soldiers,
which must have been ~ gratifying to them 10
receive Ns it WINS mlgnaumous in us to award.
We are very proud and Justly M. oi oar volunteer
mllin We glory IN ,hu First Division and nj
mort worshi p the National Guard but there was
no shrinking CA saturday. either ainnng tho Pop
nlnrc nr the GERS aud soldiers present ut tho
brilliant evolution. ni HE Ipuaycs, III cheor.ully
according to them the palm nf superiority, and
pronooncng the verdict thnt n,thing lik" their
performance Ia b'ru .ern IA New io k before A
The Iona>es are all Young men, hIghy trained
gYmunsts, aud, wa hrlI"va, temperance mon to
boot and 40 better evidence eau lc produced Of
tho value OF gymnastIo exercises aui abstinence
from Intoxicating drinks, 10 tho ply soal develop
m"nt Of cur young m,u, thnn the dril If this
ally crack corps. Que was disposed To ask
himself while ionkruG nt them. why cannot nll
rising youths become Iuases p A. ]. HcraM.
SUPPRESSION OF REPUBLICAN PArEH IN Mis-
sorRr--Mr 5. llarbaugh who hns for three
year, published neutral paper at Lexington Mis-
sonr. called the CHifcn's Habhc 1drrhser has
been driven from the town, and his office has pro-
badly been destroyed. Mr.. llarbangh has arrived
at 81. Louis, and publishes u card detailing the
facts. lilo says that in the issue Of Friday morn
ing, the 9th instant he inserted the names Of tho
Republican candidates for President and Vice
President and underneath remarked as follows:
I'VE hoist tho names Of our candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President. this morning, AMI will
giyo our reasons for this step to rrpw" Short
" ufter the edition was printed, and Immediately
after tho city edition had been circulated, Mr..
llarbaush was waited on by some fifteen of tho
strongest pro'slavery men in tho county, who dc.
nounced him as the publisher Of q paper that in
lured and endangered their slave property, md
declared their determination that tho paper should
never appear again in Lexington. either neu-
trail or Republican that lie should send awav his
Office before night or they would throw it in tho
river, and that he would have To leave the city
under the penalty Of personal violence They
then sezed On the edition Of tho paper, just reA.
dy for mailing. declaring that such n paper shonld
never be sent from Lexington. MIR. IIarbaugh
then closed lis Office, and departed. without wait.
ing 10 see whether the threats Of the pro-slavory.
ties were carried into execution.
A 7rDing Difference. .--Judgo IT,. of Detrnt, al
though celebrated in the profession, was noted
among his acquaintnnccs as icing very dull Of
seeing pun. One day being at dinner party,
the following conundrum was given by one the
guests
when is ayoung lady ike vehicle in com.
mon usc?t'
when she is little sulky."
Tho Judge, like the rest Of tho company
thought it frs. rate. The next evening, paying
II visit to Miss Bolle C.. the Judge thought it
would please her very well, and gave it as fol-
lows:
." when is young lady like vehicle in COM
mon use2"
Miss c. having given it up. tho Judge replied
to her amaz'ment
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