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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09
Our Thanks

would resume my enumeration Of tbo
many Kind friends who have contributed ca
effectively in increasing the list of subscribers
TO the Spirit. Besides those mentioned y
week or two ago, we would tender grateful
acknowledgements to the following, for hand
some clubs; Mr.. ID. B. Kimball, of Gran
'iilc' who is, and has long been a regular and
successful laborcr wherever he has been to
1" NJ Cherry, of Decatur, Ala; b. C. Gee.
o. forhSvilIe, Va; A. p. Lyman and f. ],
plckinS of Halifax; J. W. Carr, Of Duplin
DR.. Foard7 of Rowan, is always ut work for
.'e Age also f.. ii. Oyerton of Granville. J.
r C%uthrcu, OF Davic, and Thos. Wilson. Of
orange d. t. Wudsworth, OF Arson r NJ
+'o'rhathy OF Lincolnton, Hope to see our
young friend at White Hall 4 w. ! Movo
mt; D. T. Kennedy, Kinston to Rev. L. F.
Niier, OF Macon county, We are constantly in.
ocbled Tor iaVors Of this kind; and also 70
our friends ii. f.. Ramsour. Of Catowbo +
Il. ~SPalhho"cr, Of Lenoir and S. w. Reid. Of
hhitc Hall Our young friend j. G. Marler
oil East Bend, remembers us kindly also T
l." Ports Of Louisburg; +. f. Ransom If
Lincoln. TOD. c. Roberts of Guilrord We
arc indebted for a large club and to our true
old friend Il. g.. Moore, for his almost reo,.
lar weekly contribution to the list. Our wor-
thy old county friend Benz. Eley, of Va, also
places us under obligation for continued Lind
nesscs. W. F. Morton, of Tenn. sends II .
line club; also S. j. McKinnon. of Moscow
Texas also II. +. Pittnan, of Lcesvillc. and
our regular, faithful and long in the HARNESS
friend y. f. Bell, of Camden few mon i
the State have sent us more subscribers than
ne j. u. Blackburn, ofDanbury, A. f. Gill
oil Black Creek; our dear little friend Me-
Sallie Allen, of Thomasville I. w. Uorr;s
chapel Hill; WI II. Rodwell, of Yadkipsviuo.
W. ID. Watts, of DIN; L. C. Rowland Roon
fort; Jacob Ramsour, Catawba; J 4 RIo;r
bloomington G. w. Spencer, Camden M;ss
Sallic Thomas, Arkansas: w. r Roo,h r.
Miss; a: b. Carson, Rutherford @ g D S.a'
phens, Robson; and a number of othoSo
winch space and time forbid on,mora.n,
further IN this issue. Thanks, dear fr;andS
one and all and may you live 10 COO tL,'
fruits OF your labors in the sobr;etv on5 VI
piness Of all around you. y" nap
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81. G.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1859.
Special Notice.

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ewS OF the Dav.
A Wreath from the Woods Ct Carolina.

q WfeaCn from the Woods cf Carolina.
ILLUSTRATED WITH CoLoRED E~NGRAvINGs OF
NATIVE WILD FLOWERS. New York =
General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School
Union and Church Book Society, 762 Broad
way, 1859.
This IS the title of a work, gotten up in the
most superb style, and which has been laid
on our table by the Authoress, a Lady whose
writings have frequently graced our columns
1t is a story book for children, and the idea
OF the title and designs of the book are hap
PLY explained in a remark in the Preface
Flowers are a most happy and charming
medium through which to direct the opening
minds Of children to love and admiration of
their great Creator" Parents as we'll as
children may read the book to profit. We
have seen the tear glistening in the eye of
the Mother, as well as the little daughter,
while perusing the %touchingly moral instruc-
ton conveyed through its chaste and enter
tanning Stories. The Floral embellishments
nine or ten in No. full page size, are really
elegant and true to nature. The work will
doubtless have an extensive sale. 1t may be
had at both our Bookstores, in Raleigh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

Inz LEISURE HoUR.-We deeply regretted
to see the valedictory of T. B. Kingsburv.
Esq, in a late number of this paper. Durine
the year ne has presided over its columns, we
have regarded The Leisure Hour as one ofthe
a7iest edited papers in the South, and we are
re2llJ 91ieTei to lose him from the fraternity.
May his future be as successful as his Edito-
rial career has becn-which is wishing him 3
fail measure Of good fortune.
The Leisure Hour is continued by Mr.. F..
N Strother, a practical printer and man Of
good sense, who will doubtless furnish his
readers with an excellent paper. Success to
him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

The DRrsEA&D's GRAvE-The green grass
may grow cAerfully over 1.-THE wind NAV
blow softly and fiercely by, but no sweet TO-
ses arc there sending forth their fragrance.
planted by the hand of affection-no foot
prints are there to tell that sorrowful ones
have been there to water them with their
TEARS, Storicd urns may record his nanc and
deeds OF worth, never done, may be written
in marble, bat the passcrs by who knew the
man, and where he was laid, never look upon
H. that they don't seem to hear it said, there
is q drunkarJs grave"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN KENTUcKy-A
BAND OF OUTLAWS AT WAR WITH THE People
The citizens of Henry county, Ky. wish.
ing to get rid of one Porter and his confede-
rates, upon whom suspicion of much crime
rests, held a meeting on Tuesday, when. and
by resolution, he was ordered to leave the conn
ty, without fail, against Friday. At this
meeting George NJ. lessee, Esq, a member of
one last legislature from Henry county, took
lessee was shot by an unknown hand, and if
ne is not now dead, it is not expected that ba
Will live, as he was speeches. at the last ac.
;ntansa o rne tAc1eenent, consequently, was
sasslnated by Porter or some of his oano
Hence II they remained or left, a bloody time
was anticipated. The Porters are understood
to be desperate men, but the people of Hen
ry county are the very ones to deal witt das-
peradoes. They knew not fear and Vii
shrink from nothing to rid themselves from
hat which they cannot endure.
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Editors to be Taxed.

The North Carolina Whigsavs: owe learn
from an article in another column. from tbn
Newborn Progress, that Editors are to ho
taxed individually and on their presses and
that the salary of Ministers of the posneI arr
to be taxed also, while liquor distillers. the
curse OF the country, is to be exempted We
have long known that our Legislatures were
often composed of a large portion of men who
were ready and willing to use the influence
that liquor gave them at the polls to keen
them IN their seats, but we were not nrenarnd
TO oelleVe that there We're a majority. in eth
er body, that would tax Editors or Ministers
OF the Gospel and let Distillers 30 untaxed.
But such a state of things is forced unon Ms
by the late proceedings Of our legislature
We hope the yeas and nays will be published
that the name Of every man who could rive
such a vote, may be known throughout the
length and breadth Of this broad land. Tho
reader may form some idea of the calihre of
the men who compose our legislature, when
we state, that we had it from reliable author
lty, that a certain western member wrote home
to some Of his friends, to send him 20 gallons
OF mountain dew" as all the whiskey about
Raleigh had been drank up. And we heard
OF another member who took a carb0y of
brandy with him and we learn that orders
have been sent here for the creature" bv
members ofthe Legislature. There are how
ever, many honorable exceptions to this.
If the Temperance paper had said these
things, it would have been called the rawlings
Of a cold water fanatic. We have waited to
see what other Editors in the State would
say to this mean discrimination in favor Of
Whiskey distillers, against Ministers of he
Gospel and Editors, and find they are begin
nlng to speak out. If they had aided US in
getting up public opinion against the vile
concerns, whiskey distilleries and whiskey
shops, they would not now have had SO MANY
faithful representatives in the LEGISLATURE to
protect their interests. It is a shame to the
members of the Legislature, and a disgrace to
the State, that whiskey d~istilling is the only
thing left untaxed, But so it Sit is the
pet institution in North Carolina-eyen At
the expense of taxing the Ministers of Christ.
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The Children's Friend"

This is the deserved aou6rj1uct given to
NJ. W. R. Hunter, the gentleman who lee
turcd before the Sabbath Schools Of our citv.
and on Temperance and other subjects in the
Hall Of the House Of Commons. Owing to
sickness we did not hear any of his Lectures,
but heard them eulogised in the highcstterms
in his progress through the State on his way
to his present home augusta, GAP Mr.. H.
l~cctGred at several places with great success.
1t StatcsviIio he received 81 signatures to
the Temperance pledge, and at Concord about
80.
The StatesvilIe Express, abiding to his
lectures in that town, says:
Ne dare a~ateHa.aa DECENTRALIZATION
'Gr pesdilar method and happy faculty for
a:tifeSSlAg the minds of the young, and ma
KING 4 lasting impression Oh youthful intel
le2lS, so as to cause abstruse subjects to be
well understood by them, by ant and forcibIo
iiilStEatIonS-Sutticc it, that no other man
has adopted = similar plan for ADVANCING this
great and @1oi work. Takinc the R;hIa fo,.
MS g'Ii-t. il. Hunter derives all his dedIc-
tl02* rom the sacred Book, and in the Ten
Commandments is shown one of the mos
practical, IS well as heavenly guides to the
footsteps Of estrangcd man. AS a lecturer
an orator, Mr.. Hunter has 40 superior. and
must be heard to be appreciated. To our
mind, Mr.. Hunter is doing more good for the
children, and old people, too, of this genera
ton, than any thousand other men in the
land Long may he live to do good in the
W0rld.' ~
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Public Documents.

we acknowledge our obligations to Mr. =
~ stamford of the House of Commons. for
a copy OF Com Wilkes Report.
Also to Hon. L. OBJ. Branch, for a conv 81
ms report to Congress upon the unadiusted
with Spain.
Also, % Hon a. N. Scales, for a copy oe
Edmd- Ruffin's letter against the C]olon;zo
ton Society enterprise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09
it burns" said a wbiske,

How it burns" said a whiskey guzzIer to
fellow topper, as he swallowed a glass Of
rot-gut- ut used to slip down like oil bnt
now 1t scrapes like blazes." "WeII" cold
the other, they say its rank pizen nova
days, but If it is, it's mighty slow. I've been
s"igglng at it for six long months, and its
only about half done its work" So sar;na
ne slipped ms charge into his muzzle and
down it went. Six months more II
written on the graye-board of that unfor.,,
nate man, he died of slow poison
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

NORTH CAROLINA RAHRoAD.-The Report
OF tae President and Directors of this Road
which has been laid before the Legislature, pre-
sentsafull exhibit of the history. condition and
affairs O. the Company and the Road. Wehave
examlnedlt, and with pleasurable surprise, find
that the Road is out of debt and will soon be
able to pay dividends to the State, and to the
Stockholders also in a year or two. There
has been a great deal of ill-natured complaint
and charges preferred against the Road-its
President and other oficers-but the facts
and figures here presented. set at defiance all
such, and vindicate in the strongest manner
possible all connected with this great work.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

~ The D. G. ". P. OF Indian RIDGE n.
vision, IN Currituck county, writes:
Our Division is now prospecting quite .
large number have been added to orr Iittlo
oand recently. We have one or more to ION
at almost every meeting JON
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

- We are requested by the Postmaster
at Elkin Z. @, in Wilkes County, n. G., to
say, that all mail matter for that office should
go ca Salisbury, and not by Salem.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-09

IA Several Communications on hand
which Will appear next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
erpcrAL Morrcpg.

~ nuker.s premature Btttefs.--Nead the
following certificate from Minister Of the Gospel.
wcIl~knowa in Norfolk and the constiss 81 Esstern
Vjrsinia. IN rexard 10 the efficacy uf bAkERsS
PREMIUM BITTERs.
NoRYoLK. Va, Juno - 1852
Mn. BAkER-D Dear SIR: take pleasure ia saving
that about two years my wif. after Yielding 10
the entfcsties ~ friends, and submitting to long
proposed - me 10 buy ,ar 4 hoftIe 81 yoiir BIT.
TIERS. lpqght butile.-she took il, and n con
SEQUENCE OF its favorable effects, purchased ano-
Their. his second bottle - about one third fall
now: Your BITTERS have done what the ether
medicines failed to co-cfsect cUSK.
Yours, respectfully, H. Ayans.
For safe b, Mcs.rs. AnxE 4 GRAY. PURCELL.
IADp CO, FISHER h WINSTON. and by
Al gf.nelpai Druggists in this city. and slsewhere
IN Virgsn,s.s For orders, address Il. BAKER, Pro-
psietor, Richmond, Va.
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~ sames m. TnYIer : Son, Apcrs.


~ sames M. TnYIer = Son. Anct's.
VALUABLE HsILsE And LOTION / IN
STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND VENA.
Bile sTREETs. At AEExIoN; We will soil:
upon the premises on TUESDAY, the I'D day of
Ausust, comnencing ut ~ oclock r. N, ], the neat
Brick and Framed House, located ~ Above, and
The House has eight rooms. and issaitable either
fbr dweil;nx or business stand. There is on the
lot q well g. good wafer. The kt fronts on 18th
street 90 feet. and runs back the usual depth. Sale
without reserve.
TERMS :-One-third cash the balance .. and II
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured BIS trust deed.
al 16 JAS. M. TAYLOR X SON. Aucts.
ia The aspye saIe. IN consciousness Of rain, il
gust z y 'i ias Ta aisfdpG SON. Aue.
VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN. BETWEEN
2efH AND 2isT STREETS. AT AUCPI0N.-By
request of the owner. no resides 10 Mar, land we
MIL offer at public sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the sd day OF August. commencing at
o. clock IN the afternoon, a very valuable vacant
lot on the south side OF Franklin between Goth and
2let streets 1t fronts As feet on Franklin street,
and runs back the usual depth.
ms property Is particularly adapted for a tobac
go lactors; PERSONS desiring to secure such prop
eIty would 90 well TO attend this sale.
Ell ss-one -fonrth cash balance at s, IL and Is
secured by a trust deed.
aus JAS. 81. TAYLOR Il SON. Auets.
EA The above sale, in consequence of RAIN is
postponed till WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist day Of An
gust, at "A o'elqek II the afternoon.
au q JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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The theatre at Cologne was burnt a few
weeks ago, during a thunder storm. The body
of Madame Bentz, an actress, was fouad be-
meath the ruins
The New York Tribune learns that Mr.. AL
fred Tcnuyson cUutemplates a tour in the
United States the ccming Autumn.
T.. 5. Doren, in prison at Shreveport. La on
n charge OF murder, in killing Luke Holt
committed suicide On the I'd inst.
In Caldwell county, Texas, the white Mala-
ga grape grated ON the common Mustang OF
that State, has proved a perfect success.
Rev Thomas Randle, Presiding Elder of
Huntsville (Ala,) District, died in that city on
the 10th inst.
The schr. Alice, Capt. Howell, arrived in
Hampton Roads, Sunday, only tcsHfy.foHr
hours from New York.
Bishop otey, of Tenn. preached in Lynch
burg, Va, Sunday night.
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aA. Persons afflicted with the Fever and

ia. Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Asue should not spare either time, trouble o
pense. to procure DR.. HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED BI1FERS. whose bene heent effects up
the human system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down IN a short space
of time by this dreadful curse. whose cheeks are
wan and ueasre, and whose nights are seepless
and restless and whose eyes are dim and sUnken,
with death staring them the face, thus compound
must prove Il blessing; suatchng them. RS 1t we're,
from the very mouth of the grave. None can know
it's true value until they have tested it. When all
others have failed, these Bitters have restored the
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
them TO ali families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
rA- See advertisement in another column.
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HILL. rs HENRIco COUNTY, 10 MILLS
EEEE:L I4 ], I R 4 NEAR TO ANp II
INC srh ACRES foR SAfE III A lirsi ~
Al the reguest OF Mr.. Garlnnd Hanes, Jr., who
contemplstes removing near Richmond, We shalt
the ist sspsenier. iss5 At Il "ciock IT,. tif
IalI; not, the next fair day. the valuable arm
on which he now resides. called .sLocust IIiil,''
joins the Vernia~ estate. owned by Mr. Albert NJ.
Aiken. and also the lands of Mr.. Henry Cox. Mr..
w. II. Ausnonds and Mrs. 6royer. The buildings
erected within the past twelve years, and embrace
such usually found on estate of that size,
dious. bat IS in good order. There are about JSo
acres cleared land, the baance Tor the most Part
heavily covered with superior pine wood. and some
equal to that IN the vicinity The place is not only
very healthy, but is remarkably well watered flar-
ing springs convenient to every field. The neigh
description is deemed useless. because it is sup
posed that those wishing to purchase will prefer to
requested to call on Mr. Hanss. residing ON the
farrn,f who will take pleasure In showing the same
TERMs.-One- third cash. balance at one and two
Years, for bonds bearing interest," the said interest
pay az aye sia GoDDS AfPERsiNs yea aue,s
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE on THE
~ WEST NEQF NINTH STREET. NORTH
. OF LEIGH til., sTREET, FOR SALE AT Ate
on WEDN EsDAY, the 3lst day of August, 1859
eommenein &, At at, ~ O'clock 2 ~, the NEAT
the occupancy of Mr.. ]. B. Bigger. at an annual
reut Of $3.50. The LOT fronts atout "a feet. runs
back 100 feet to an alley. The dwelling has rooms
ton Of small family. The neghborhood is among
TERMs:-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured by trust deed or title retained.
au2 GoDDIN & APpERsoN, Aucts.
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MEDICINES. 40.

DR.. HOOFLAND's 9 ERMAN BIrTERs
DIR. HooFLAND's BALsAMIc CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of lie 1reskns eSs,
hare ACQUIRED thew great Popularity oatv tAsouEk
years Of trial. unbouHdea sasisfaefson Is rendeyeA
oy fAen' IN all cases. and the ysoys Asct Svesessss6
LITEK COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, yAUN-
SYSTEM, DISEASES or
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from ss0vdsssd Iicss ~
Tedkness Of ths stomach and dtSestscs ogGaN&. ogl
sPssMgarr!y ard permanently cured ~ tAe GERMAN
The BALsAMIC CORDIAL has sess;yss sysss-
sdstoH snrpasslng that Of any siatlaT prspesaSSen
sssans a utH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, fAs most 81
COUGH, COLI, Ok HoARsENEss, BRoN.
CHiTIS, MEL JENA, CkOEP. PNEU-
MONA, INCIPfENTCONSUM PTfON,
and has performed ths most asfonishiss eSrss essS
CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoN.
!e.c dosss tg,n age AZ once check and enys tAs
most serers DlARRHRA proceeding from C3Lp IN
THE BOWELS.
These medifines are prepared BY On. G. N. JACK
SON Co., no. 4l8 Arch street, PhitadsiphSa, Pa,
and are sold 6y drnsgits and dealers nssdieSsss
Everywhere, at rs cents per bottle The ssgH0fuys AZ
each bottle.
In the Almanac published assxallv BY tie prs-
Prietors called EvRRYBoDY's ALMANAC, tow SOtl
ind testtDl ony and eommendafory nottcssJr from ell
Part: Of ths country. TAess AI,rasGes avs sssss
je 11-d&cwly Richmond, We.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga riot occurred
yesterday at Tacony on an excursion of the
-, Eincent's Sun&ay School and the Franklin
Rife Company. The rowdies attacked the
soldiers during target firing, and the latter de-
fenGepi themselves with the butts of their guns
and by firing pebbles a. them. About twenty
were stabbed and otherwise wounded. The
riot was renewed on their arrival in this city
The police prevented serious results
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BY Thomas w. keesee. Auct,.
tofhce corner of 18th and Cary streets,)
HOUSEHOLD ANDKITCtEN
= EuRNICERE. AND pARI0p 10 -

I r
- ~ FuRNITIIRE. AND PARLOR ORGAN.
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Tntendin, IN ramovs
Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets, on TUESDAY
morning Ansnst 30th, commencing at 10 o. clock.
lor Organ. &c. consisting in part. sofas, arm-
Chars, Parlor, Chairs, Cisy-Inade Mnhol ,ny
GIhaiTs. Brussels Carpets. Marble-Top Tabies.
w lndow Curtains and Shades, Mahogany Side
p pa Mahogany, Dining Tables. Maiiosruy and
ainut bedsteads, Mahogany and Walnut Bn
reaus, Mattresses. Bedding, Marble-Top Wash
stand Chairs, Tables, Crockery and Glass Ware.
f9rtaoie Hot Air Furnace, with the usual variety
ALSO, 4 London made Parior Organ, imported
by John Wiekham. Esq ''f'i you
IERMs.f or all sums under $50, cash: over that
amount, lour months credit, for approved PAPER
Sale conducted by Tnos. w. KEEsTE, Auct.
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M The G tFrpS yinsipa Rspmedy, and NO

ma The Great Virginia Remedy, and NO
HgMBUG.-PETERS' fNFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONORRHEA. AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-Thls great American remedy, contain
Ing Mercurial or B,lsamc properties, excels
every thing heretofore offered the public in it's GU
ratlve, restorative, and renovatIng powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy viii The above diseases. and
coniounted when they have ocular demonstra-
tions of the facts But the proprietor, who has
known OF the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored 10 perfect health End ali other cases of
shorter duration to be restored, without n single
exception, and therefore challenses, any case of
Gonorrhpa which The remedy will not cure, pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient and any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly. IN his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure: and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure viii be effected without incon
yenlence to the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N * DUPEY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond.
au Sim No. POI, Broad street.
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More Border Rio,iny Expected.

IE.syEsswoHTH, X. T., August i3.-~There
is some confirmation Of the reported outbreak
in the southern part of this Territory. One OF
the gay hawkers' "a band of frec-soil thieves J
had been captured and carried into Missouri,
10 answer for some crime. and the noted Capt
Montgomery had turned cut To rescue him.
renewal of old disturbances is feared