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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
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o. the 9Th Inst the hose Of her on!nsv Jsseph Brown
Esa hrs CATHERINE YAnCEY the beloved wife Of Bena
Y.pcsy hq Of Cupsper In the 18th year OF her Age,
te a tedious and painful ilnsis Of yph'i Id Fever
Bdes her devtdy attached hush and she has len n ehi
drep come Of tender yesr deploe less Which can never be
repaired She 40 intelligent Int resting and 1ssia lady
The family and Ia all her social rsloss aniable and gen
US In her L<p and tispos th beloved By all Who
new her, az and died without an enemy the vss for
many YEA member Of the Episcopal Church and
the pan meek and pious Oh Ian al he uue Let
mona N reior those ythout hpe bat ndags the
sstet her gentle sp the VII of ssviour
Low vas borne place Heaven OF stsrnA rest and peae
OF fever on the ifta nst the Military Hospital ii Williams
rg Va private WARWICK JACKSON, Of the AbenAls Artil
n. dss.ssd in his 9ld year. and early death will
be To- mourned BY bis nds ana rea, In Albsmars
TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.
Oax MOrRn, York comfy, Va, 0c 49, lstl.
Al full meeting Of the Albemsre Artillery Company, this d4y
held Dr. Theodore Mche called TO the Chair and orpors
chosen scresr5 vhea the following resolutions we're
oEered sno It'd with cad, unan nous voice:
I Resolved. sincerely the frovdencs
which away from couotry one OF her nos Affective
and defnd and from ourseve. sods fsnd whose
high worth understood only By those sho kns< hn we'll
H. mat We feensy Offer his rsav Ia Albemsrs aud TO
his bereaved brother 10 blood Who 10 .ihs wat
s,e conso atom deep and dncsrs sympathy asofd
So tesim5ny Of estesc, for we departed sndn
the sbsence usual sxerns bs use, for The
term TEN da the tho ightu calm which
should The Of The ch spirit Of The sas and
tn ssythe" - ~
M u,oes 10 h, family q the have
Of III Q meeting pubns ed In the kehmepd paper.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

sKIRxsH IN KrSIrcxY-The Bowling Green ceres.
pondent Of the Nashville Union writing on the lSb
says; ~
Yesterday morning company Of seventy Eve nsr,
under command Of Capt John Morgan, crossed Greene
river on 9 scouting expedition. Tue company Advanced
sbou twelve mes beyond the river when they fell upon
an estimated force Of Sven hundred Lincolntes and
nothing diuued gave them fight In the .krmish s,vea
Pederals known to have been killed, wble out one
5outherner was slightly wounded by aspent ball.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
VemaIe Patriotism.

The ladies of Charles City have informed the Adutsnt
General Of the State that II the Government should be
unable to procure the requisite supply Of hinke for the
volunteers, they will contribute portion Of those in
use by their respective families although they have no
more than are really needful at home.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
SAN. HOus1OS.-ws find the following 10 the N. o.
D la Of the 18th inst

HousroS, Oct. 9, 1861.
You will as in the Galveston papers OF yesterday,
rfpot that Gen san Houston was dead. This report
is premature The General ID very sick, indeed you
may not be surpr sed hear that be is dead by the next
NAL He was. however alive, ard some hopes were
trianed Of his recovery, twenyour hours after The re-
mort of his death reached Galveston His residence,
i zee ne left the Gov rnor eh m has been at the head
OF Galveston Bay ia Harris county, at place called De-
a., Pont, where he had retired very much from the
NH! TO spend his s; days in peace and let, amid his
hl,atng hrcks and lowing herds. As unpopular as bis
ics course for the last six years has been, the PEG
Of Texss Sii sincerely his lose when he does
u, a aWsy. nor will the fact that month ago he come
g. unsonivoc y for the Conieeerate States, at al les
s., the good feeling which will attach TO the pane of
the dead hero rus however, to have no occasion TO
" i;e his cu'ogy for years TO come.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

M O. mOLAssxs AND AUG -it0 bbsN O. Ne
IN lssses; 80 thds b. o. tugxr, for taeby ..s-its
ocs . - EDsOSD, DAyONP5sTA CO
EJRE CRACKBRs.-toob oxsa Fire cIaek rs in,po ted
II by rs 70. sale BY fDMosD. DAvLHPJKr Z % oea3
Mad IRA AND SHERRY wISKs.-A few packages Of the
%, oess 80 : - ED1okD. p.vMrosrI CO.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
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wBpNEsDAY MORNING, OCT. IS, 1855
To CaRRRspnNnRNrs

ie Wig"
Artioles ,orien boa ssdes ofs paper toiH not BE- o
a. 7as a rule Of 0ng sdHdtng ogh 70 be knoDn 10 all
toiH In be departed on obituary Notices exceed
az eight lines are charged for az advertisements.
q We undertake 70 return rejected Communications
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

The slavish people of the North ere shouting over q
fac, Ii a. would bring the blush their cheeks II they
were no. los. ssfrespect and honor They proclaim
that thirty thousand Germans are in the army around
Washington. esfl-rr .--#l lr 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

NOTICR-fhs public are hereby potned that ! sn cot
~ boaad any credit given 70 my VIE hsyA
Henley, ssshaving deserted ny bed and ooA1
NHA1PAIGN WIN In store Oct. asa, ] s6I I.
~ 100 ke,s genuine imported VINE er sale ~
NN wALLAUEsoNs, eoree' Pearl and Cay sa esS
CyRUsHR LOAF sUGARs In store 0et 23d.
% bbls "a AID n Steam ugar Refining C5Ipxny
Tor ssls BY wx wALLAoE sons earaer Pearl and Cary i
Old kCOTCH WaI.KY, In store Oct. 23l.-
40 gsllnrs Pure Scotch VIII sky, sisted 1850 tr ss. ~
wv W i LACE sOSs, e,rn,r Pearl and Cary ns tC3
CAMPHINE.-s bss osDphins 10 srri'e for saie. A. Y
OtToKse 90 eeE
noOKs AND DrAJIOuRRH..JT.n ANp siSg.
SSsS5 ss6 f,stisesy. ssa3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

Alabama is doing her duty by her SONS in arms most
nobly On the 7sh instant alone there arrived at Rich
moud AL $50 worth Of winter clothing for several Of
Al.bsm. regiments in the f,.d 10 Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
Yankee Prophecy.

The Washington STAR Of the lish has the following
IrKsBUsa We are in expectation Of hearing that
the disunon troops will all drop out of Leesburg, Va
and that vicinity SO as Mcclellan may advance any
portion Of his force mile further than bis present posi-
ton Any such advarce on hcCelians par. will make
for Johnston evAcuate esburg In double
quick lime. F-. oa'h
Ho, does the tar like the fuRlment of its prophecy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
Ho. does the Star like the ful6ment Of Its prophecy

Tomorrow the farce Of election takes place 10 some
Of the Northwestern counties Of Virginia upon the ques
on Of their separation from the State and their orsa
z.tion into new commonwealth They ere very sll,
people over there, il they think at old soVeregnt'
are des royed and new ones formed in that way.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

The MoSil, papers Of the leh ooutrAdiot the report
that tho enemy had commenced landing below hat city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

bill has been introduced into the L.elurs Of Ten.
nc SEQ to prevent speculation in gold and silver T. pro-
vides that bankers and brokers sha not charge more
than Eve Ger cent for coin. SECS ~" g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23

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The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05
Texas Items.

4 Thrilling APpeaI.-We extract the
following from the spirit-stirring appeal
of the frontiersmen, for help in their
present extremity:
Brethren and Felior- C5tiSenS-Tbe
heartless savages from the north and
northwest, in large marauding bands,
are pouring in upon Qs-slaughteripg
the citizens of our state, sparing neither
age, sex or condition. They ore robbing
and plundering us of our property /;
burning our house; scalping our de-
fenceless wives and innocent childrcn-
others they carry away into captivity.
We have ready hands and willing hearts,
but our feet are tied and our spirits
broken, because we have not the means
of self-defence. Our property is gone,
and our subsistence has passed into the
hands ofmurderers, thieves audrillains,
the enemies of our race; and to you,
the citizens of the entire state, without
distinction of pa-ty or profession, we
make this, our appeal and humhly in
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05


Rhode Island.--Governof Sprague.
sof Rhode Island. in answer to letter
inquiring into the truth Of a statement
that he would refuse to recommend tho
repeal of the personal liberty bill of
that State, has made the following ex-
plicit and patriotic response:
The Governor of Rhode Island goes
heart and hand for the repeal of the so
called personal liberty bills Of his State,
though they are Unconstitutional only
in spirit. The Legislature, which
ton, repeal them, not from fear or COW.
ardice, but from brave determination,
in the face of threats and sneers, to live
up to the constitution and all its guar
antees, the better to testify their love
for the Union and the firmer te exact
allegiance to it from all others.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05
SHER1rr's SALES. - Guy Dreux,

SHERIFF's SALES. - Guy Dreux,
Sheriff of this Parish, will sell THrs
DAY, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, in front of
the Court House in this city, number
of well located pieces of valuable
property belonging to the estate of the
late Benjamin Mason, deceased, situated
in this corporation.
ED For particulars, see advertisement.
ALso,--at the same time and place,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE located in
this Parish, about ono mile above this
city, and fronting on the river Missis-
sippi. See advertisement in paper for
description, etc.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05
Tl,s ElcctIcrs.
instant.

On Monday next, our citizens are
called upon to vote upon a question,
which may materially affect the welfare
of each individual; the gentlemen
named as Members to the Conv
are all in favor of Southern Rights. in
the largest extent and meaning of that
word. Let all cast their votes con-
ecientiously upon the question.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

Speck Of War IN Pennsylvania -
Chester County Districted for War;
We ascertain from reliable authority
that the county of Chester has been
.districted by the republicans. each dis
trict being required to raise a certain
number of volunteers for the war
against their brethren of the south.
The first steps taken, collision of some
kind or another will ensue, and, blood
once shed, will be taken as the cause
for the arming of the people. Is Phil
adelpbia prepared ?-Pennsyludnian.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

High Prices for Negroes.-The ne
groes belonging to the estate of Samuel
Townsend, deceased, we've sold at auc-
ton in Huntsville, Alabama, on Mon
day and Tuesday of last week. The
bidding was very high, and the prices
far exceeded the expectation of every
one. One hundred and sixty-three
negroes, old and young, were sold for
SI36, ,624, the average being $523 ID q
piece.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05
REPAIRS TO TuuE COURTHOUSE.

1t cannot but be gratifying to the
different Parish Officers, to find that
the repairs on the Courthouse have
been commenced, and that the gentle
men who have engaged to complete the
work are determined that it shall pro-
gress as speedily as the weather and
other causes Of delay will warrant.
To all who have had occasion to fre-
.quent the building for months back, it
must be we'll known that several of the
rooms occupied as Offices were in bad
condition-in fact, the occupants were
scarcely safe in them, whilst engaged
in their daily duties, from danger from
the falling ceiling, caused by the ori-
ginal imperfections in the construction
of the covering to the structure, the
cornice on the front, and the main
cutters, which were also defective, and
produced, perhaps, the greater injury
to tho edifice. The repairs now going
forward have been much needed for
months, not only for the comfort and
security of itsoccupants alone, but to
secure the permanency of the fabric.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

U The Officers and Members of
Star Hook and Ladder Company No.
One will bear in mind that Monthly
Meeting of their organization is to
take place at their Truck House, this
evening, at half past z o'clock. Prompt
attendance is specially desired.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

woke your aid, and beseech you to come
to our assistance. We know of no
other quarter, to which we may go.
with any degree Of certainty for relief
but to you.
What must, or what can we do Can
AMMAN stand on the threshold of his habi-
alton davsand night, without repose,
with his gun ia his hand, and guard his
wife and children against his cunning
and steaIthy enemy? No Nature gives
away ,hafsinks from exhaustion,then his
enemy falls upon and blots him out for
ever. In illustration of this, need
we point you to the sickening waste,
NOW smoking fresh in human gore,
through Parker, Jack, Palo Pinto and
ether counties on the frontier !
Need wo reiterate in your hearing the
lieart- -renaing events disclosed BY Mrs.
Sherman, who. thank God, saagyived q
long enough to tell much Of the BRUTAL
aud fendish treatment she reccix at
tlssir hands (? DO you see fifty red
demons seize upon her trenbl form,
drag her away into the opens ne, and
abuse her. form with Ian inlenc ce.
too revolving to be k1lo} tan
world Now one vim n 3 4fln
and flowing hair arouf, hand.
with his right insert his scalping knife
entirely around her head, just above
the ears, places his right foot upon the
neck of her PROSTATE body, and whi's
the suffering and innocent woman
shrieks and cries for mercy, he tears
away the covering of nature, leaving
the skull bone bare See that nude and
[bleedin from groaning and struggling
E(1Sn in the mud and cold rain, to a
W water to drink, where her friends
~ * her.
Ve know where Our enemy is quar-
tered, and with your assistance we will
follow him into his mountain fastness,
and there deal with him as God of JUS
tice shall enable us.
Aid for the Frontier.-Up to latest
dates, Galveston had contributed S 1865;
Huston, 1858 25, and Corsicana, S40O,
for the relief of the sufferers on the
frontier.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

uAt meeting held in Baltimore
on the 9th, it was resolved 10 hold,
during this week, a mass meeting of
the friends of the Union. 1t was also
resolved that the meeting approved
of the course of the Governor Of
Maryland in refusing to call meeting
of the Legislature.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

1 We would remind our readers
that the Grand Anniversary Banquet"
of the Carrollton Harmonic Society will
take place THIS EVENING, at the Hall of
Fire Company No. One of this city, on
Dublin street.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

providing for the admission OF all the
Territories as two States.
The Pittsburg Cdnnon-PITTsBURG'
JAN, 3. - The order resembling the
removal of cannon, was received here
with the liveliest satisfaction.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

Hon. c. F. Jackson, governor
elect of Missouri, has written a letter
declaring for secession unless the rights
of shareholders to their property are
distinctly recognized in the constitu-
ton, to accomplish which he advocates
q southern general convention.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

D The regular Monthly Meeting
Of CarrolLton Fire Company No. One
of this city, has been deferred until
Saturday, January 10, 1861, at the usual
hour. Members are requested to be
puucttial in their attendance.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

u Ralph Farnham, the last sur
vivor of the battle of Bunker Hill,
died on the Goth ult., at the residence
of his son, in Acton, Maine. He was
in the 105th year of his age.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

D We invite attention to the card
in this days paper, under the caption
of NOTICE - the proprietor sup
plies all the articles named in his notice
of quality not to be surpassed. Call
and examine his stock on hand.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

5y The Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller.
ex-member of Congress from the
Honesdale District, Pennsylvania. died
on Christmas day, of typhoid fever,
eged 40 years.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

.Zy'The report of the auditor to the
general assembly of. Virginia notes am,
increase in 1860 in'the value of proper
ty in that state, other than lands and
slaves, of $50, ,496, ,420.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

fB7The Chicago Daily Journal says
that mobs have taken place along the
line of the Hannibal and St. Joseph and
Palmyra and Quincy roads, tearing up
rails, &c
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

Mr.. G. T. Train, Of New York,
in letter to the London Daily: News,
characteristically offers to go;out to lay
tramroad for horse carriages from
Tien-tsin to the Chinese capital.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

D The first regular meeting of our
City Council for the year 1861, is to
take place on Wednesday next, the 9th
instant
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

THon. George Ashman, of Massa-
chusetts, who was president of the
Chicago convention; has written~a let
ter in favor Of the repeal of tie Rerson-
al liberty law of his state.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

ry Robert Walsh, who has occupied
diplomatic positions in the government
under different administrations, has
been appointed secretary of legation to
Paris.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

tyThe Newark (Ohio) papess state
that Mr.. Beatty. of Hartford tpwnship.
has lost within three weeks nine chill
dren--all he had-from diptheyia.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

Il Nev Governor General Of Canada.
It is rumored that the Marquis Of
Chandos will soon be appointed Gov
ernor-Gene of Canada.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

u The treasurer of Schenectady
county, n. Y, named Colborne, has
embezzled the county funds--amount
not stated-and fed to Europe.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05
--latest fro m Washington City.

Probable Explosion in the senate.
WASHINGTON, January 3.-Political
events are fast opening here and an
explosion is soon expected in the
Senate. I
A proclamation, and not special
message,i is expected from the President.
The Committee Of Thirty Three
The Committee of Thirty-three have
agreed upon and will report plan OF
adjustment of the present difficulties.
Post Office Contract Camceled.--The
Post Officer Department has cancelled
the contract with the Isabel line of
steamers for the carriage of the mails
from Charleston to Key West and
Havana.
Activity at Char7csfon.
Tenders Of Tolunteer Seruice.-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-Latest accounts
from Charleston say a thousand ne
groes are engaged in the erection of
Notifications at the month of Charleston
harbor, which has been obstructed by
sunken vessels.
is aaid, also, that Governor Pick
ems has been rendered the services of
10000 volunteers from adjoining States
Artitlery from the Aaterior.-CHAR-
LESION, Jan. 3.--The Columbia Artil-
lery, of fifty men, have arrived and pro-
ceeded to the harbor.
Warlike ,Preparations.-Two hundred
thousand pounds of powder have been
ordered to one of the forts.
Lincola's Cabinet.--WAsHINGToN,
Jan. 3-Mr. Cameron, of Pennsylvania
has accepted the position as Secretary
of State under Mr.. Lincoln.
The President Coacitiatory but Firm
New YORK, Jan. 3.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Iimess
says that the President'snoI
the secessionists will ba 1aci
but firm in the execution OF thet
laws.
Important Naual Orders. fJ12zz.l
Jan3.--The ste am sloop- wa
lyn, and another vessel at lE II
have been ordeeed to hold Ivesl
in readiness )N instant deHtftnfe to
Charleston. A ranlor gains cTadence.
that the forts at Charleston will be i'm
mediately reinforced.
additional from Charleston - Fort
Sampler Besieged- Comma,ications
Cut Q O6.-WAsHINGroN, JAN, s.
Intelligence has been received here
from Charleston to the effect that Fort
Sumpter is besieged and Major Ander-a
sons communications entirely cut off.
Fort Moultris Reptared, - Fort Moul-
Nfrie has been pat in complete repair
guns have been mounted, and every
thing is now in readiness to open fire.
upon Major Anderson, around whom
new batteries are being daily erecteds
The difficulty of reinforcing him in
'creases.
Forcible Seizure ofhe GoUernmemt.-
1t has been ascertained, beyond IA doubt
that combination is now in progress
of formation, the object of which is to
take forcible possession of the federal
government at Washington.
The movement is to be attempted on
or before the 4th of March next. The
precise time, however, has not been
determined.
Important from Missouri.
The Gorernor's MeSSage.-Depreca
ton Of Secession. LOUIS Jan. 3.
The governor of Missouri in his late
message says that Missouri will demand
her rights at all hazards.
He deprecates secession, and adds,
that the people of Missouri would have
felt more sympathy for South Carolina
in her late action, had secession origi-
mated with q state which had suffered
like Missouri from constant depreda-
tions from intermeddlinC outsiders.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

tB' The returns of 1860 show the
militia of the northern states to be
l. ,226,573, and of the southern states
77S,6S4.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

The tSlauer Erie.-A correspondent
writing from on board the steam frigate
Niagara, says:
4 There is now on board this frigate,
man shipped at London, who was the
steward of the slave ship Erie, recently
captured by the steamer Mohican.
From, this individual, who is a Dutch
man, j have gathered the following
partic culars:
The Erie was Built at Southport,
sConnecticut, for Swedish skipper,
named Knutzen, who, after devoting
three years in trading voyages, finally
carried cargo of Goals to Havana,
from. Shields, when he sold his vessel
to one Walsh, for Sl4,0Oe. Most Of
his crew remained on board.
/ The slave furniture was shipped at
night, and stood in beGes In the lower
holds, and the ,slip sailed ON the 1lth
of last April, ullslsl the command of a
man calling hinseN Captain Gordon.
|of Portland, !, and Spanish skipper,
the latter of wllo1sie in Africa. On
reaching the Congp river, they passed
ul, ISu miles from tlls5 nleuth, where,
al e GU sone day they received
Oh GARD thei Il slack cargo. Ny infor-
III Il lit fur her xsslare es that there was
4 8 iii Looms, secreted in a
BOT tom 81 the supercargo's trunk,
Which escaped the search which was
made by the officers of the Mohican
among the personal effects, and which
trunk and money were afterward landed
at Loando, on the arrival of the pri-
soners at that place. This money was
taken i'll before leaving Havana, and
was Intended to pay off the officers
and crew of the Erie, as soon as they
sighted the island of Cuba on the
return voyage: this being the contract
| made with the owners at Havana. The
stewards share was to have been $S5 a
head for every slave alive in the vessel,
when in sight of Cuba, and before
| landing, while the remuneration to the
crew was fixed at SO. At this figure
the steward would have pocketed
$25OO, and the sailors $500, to say
nothing of n small venture the former
had on hand, or to use his own words,
-four as likely pigs as ever was clapped
eyes on and all purchased with an
old silver watch with rusty wheels
The vessel and cargo were valued
at million dollars that is. by the
sanguine owners on board, before the
Mohican desired them, through the
medium of a round shot, to heave to.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05
4 Happy Medium TAINTED.

Il Happy Medium Wanted. - A
pretty girl of our acquaintance says
that no one falls in love with her
unless they are dreadful wicked OF
awful pious.' Is there no young man
between these two extremes that would
like To try his luok 7
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

a. 1t is stated that no Quaker has
yet asked the aid of the English court
of divorce. 1t is not in that dire ction
that the spirit moves them.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05

Ey Since January /, 1860, one hun.
dred and three thousand four hundred
and tttv-fye immigrants have So,
at New York. ser. E.SdHdt