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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-04

I6l NUKEs FUK bNIF
~ A Farm situated on the public rozd leadine
niK4 from strieksrsvle 10 Wilmington, about milys
l,itN from the latter piace In MIL Creek Hundred.
EAA New Castle county, Del. The Arm contains l69
land u good qralty, in fair state OF improve
men laid on in fields, Is vel vatered, and under lr
eneing about 90 Of this farm In heavy timber
The buildngs are nominal. 1t Ia within mile ct
limestone and lime, and will make good farm Schools
is and churches convenient HAlfthe purchase money
remain mortgage. For full particulars ap-
ply to JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del.
FOR SALE
hflta A small Farm and country seat suitable for
Ini&4S Physician, containing 20 acres Of highly i'm
lnHA proved land situated at Chandersvi le. Chester
w ~ County, Pa The buildings consist Of tne sub
stani stone house barn and other out hui dings al
have been built within the last tive years snd OF the bi
material This property would suit Physician, A. it
one Of the best localities for that purpose S5oW will
be taken IT, willbe exchanged for god Mnmineion
nrs cost near 5000 alone This property Will 70 sd
'''-' JAS. II. RAY Newark. re
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-04
Ladies' One Price Fancy Fur
Store!
JOHN FARElRA,
No. 7lS Arch Street,
6etpeen IN andsM SIS,

Fhlfddciphiu.
Late of 8ls Market ST.
Importer, Manufacturer OF
and Dealer In all kinds oi
FANCY kuRs.
Having removed TO my
New Store, 1lS Arch St.
and baiug now engaged
entirely In the Manuihe'
ture and Sale Of Fancy
Furs, which, in accordance
with the "One Price Prin-
oiple." l have marked at
the lowest possible pricea
consistent with a reason
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-04

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, an
know n hv all hat hav al an
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-04
Ruokwheat Meal.

RNUIE " NNOtNV IFININNd
DUCKWHEAT MEAL-J. Wooens Son celehr4
Buokwhsat Meal in store aud for sale lowest ho
sale snd retail prices, at @. CHANDELIER q SON,
oc 80 GIL Mnfket street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-04

as possible by February LIST, and will sell some
VERY CEEAP GOODS through January, in
order to have as small an amount on hand to
take account of as possible.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12


MEEAntE ADVENTURES
We bad ap inicryicy yesterday vita
Lieut. nuunot. oi ihe Confederate auuy.
WHO ehsctr3 bis escape toa. tie "A AL
pgsuH al Nsshiu. tlun. ga u sdnystaK
the 18th ujtima Leat p was spigrel
u tue battle al Manassas, near. tie
Henr, House. having bee T. tecayed by IA
enemy, ~ho lad possession u our six
siguai, mta claee proximity with body
Of two hundred m''n
During tue entire night previous io his
escape, hc. vita two others kept au sns.
ous watch, ngt found " impossible -
elude the vigilance of tbe -entinels ile
had baeu provided with tim uniform ~
Federal officer, by some Kind ailes -
Washington, wh1 used the worry pecu'ief
method II smuggling which We have
uf,sn hal occasion to notice bsgu sci
IN this sniilla be lotorm.net~t0 risk u
slaac, snd in The day and sccad-
nglv, getting no If bis friends ~ ss-i-t
him over the wal, he soon found himse (
outside the prison, th90gh tie most hs1-
ardaus part Of his enterprise was yet a.
he encountered sn old aiy saw him
take his leap iiom the wsll but he dis
armed hcr suspicions by pretend ng 10
hc Federal officer asked her u she
had been annoyed hy say If bis mea,
aud promised her that amy complaint ia
that respect should receive bio prompt
attention lie remained ia the city an
hour and half, and then started far
Bladensburg. where De arrived safely
Some oi his lady scqnsint8nces here.
procured hlm the disguise Of brewer,
aud be- went on through the country,
making extensive conl4aAts los tes par,
chase x cattle lie met many ingueH.
tial men, who. tot their fidelity 60 the
cause of the south, were IN constant
danger 81 arrest, 10 avoid which, ihes
were e1mpc-ed go sleep in tie woods a.
night
lieut nunnot slept three Nights in
horse stall, while bis itleris Kept watch
gp WARN him 81 ihe approach s,f danger
His .run tMoggh NJ ,tyland wis extremely
hazardous. yet lac managed r. elaie the
fae. and finally came 10 the sieiulty ii
She Potomac. where ho met with his
frionf Adiula8t Alexander, Az sccauus
of whose escape from totl Melicnry vs
have already Published IT. surprise
was mutual, ana ,hey tnisaei their per
ilous inutuey together, lsgent y bearing
his helplest companion on his back %
lhu shafeof she fiver. which ti@y espssrd
and soon had oggasian 80 thank God thai
they were once more en The friendly soil
Of Old Virginia.
Lieut. nanuat says that the parting
wos.ls Of the true hearted Aaf,isnd,at-
were. =" For Gud's sake nse Your itii'a
euec 10 set them 20 romo over and heIr
Us I"
The urisatcrs in Washington, ~ eug
readers are swNfc, ate confined 10 The
old CanNrpss building The fare plesi.
des by tic Federal 6ovesamens i hsd
bread, a piece e f,t pork aad wa'es
twice day some generous friends
Of tee Sauia. AaweYer. managed oeca
sionaIly. 20 furnish gheta @ilh sameilins
more paiaiabie
a Washington paper 'elleh wr havr
ciorr us, lys: Il Is supposed that tbs
rstcl umnot. WAC aided Ay enieNi,
part.r ana announces iAst sNo sea-
ucis bad hscn placed uuder arrest fas
pa mi tiug him q escape. ana ni4s sbe
tho Provost Mauhh hsa reesed a
ward Of f1y dollars fug dis FesAp,
seAia, ad p.rpsseh tfsh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
LATEST NEWS,

'6s taking OF Manchester, Clay county
=. Con. IDliconer The Journal reporta
tyrge numbers Of arrests in different
sounIlcs
passengers by toaay's train, report
,bst martial law was proclaimed in Louis
rllc TO day
Adviccs have been received here from
feaycisworth. Kansas 70 The 21ih That
sofuire scauia reported a strong column
II Cnicderntes marching nerthward
rlam Lexington Their supposed des,s
safon was - Joseph.
REPORTS at Leayenworth FROM Lare's
command say that after q Successful en-.
yapemeut az Papinsvillc, Lane made q
jorecd march TO Osceola, surprising and
capturing a large supply train. ten by
Price and Rams. together with one hun
dred thousand dollars ia money Boshl
-Epj
CBamgsroN, S G. Oct. Gen 4. H..
Preshanc, Of the State forces, died on
Saturday at Summervile
The Bntisb gnnhoat Steady arrived
yesterday, with dispatches to the British
Consul.
BcuAasn. Oct 2 The Examiner If
Monday, says Intelligence was received
AZ The War Department yesterday eve.
ainr from the Potomac, which indicates
hat preparations are on foot t0r imme-
date action.
4 lcitel has boen received which con
8yms the report thnt the Chain Bridge is
de the bands ui the Couiederates.
Gen Lee is thoroughly entrenehod IN
Western Virginia. Some little skirlnish-
lug had taken place. in which Lieut.
Howell, Of Mississippi, was killed.
Gen Wise has arrived in Richmond.
The steamship Pcrsia has arrived at
New York, with Liverpool dates TO the
lS.h ult Cotton had advanced one.
sighih Political news was uulmpor.
tsni.
PmrADsLrniA, Sept 27-Ihe steamer
Brooklyn has arrived from TIE mouth Of
.he Mississippi fiycg She reports hav-
ng captured bark irom Rio to New
Orleans A rrize crew were put on
board aud the bark sailed for PhiladcL
ph.a.
WAsuSoroN, Sept 2s.--Largo uamberg
Of suspected persons ia this city arr con
aaoi 10 private houses by order Of the
Government
So effective are the measuros Of the
rebels, that vessels can 80 longer pass
np or down the Potomac without under
going destructive Ere Navigation Is
actually closed.
W4nyeros. Sept. 29-Our troops
took possession af Muusou's ill last
night
WYASn8rrr Kansas. Sept - The
acting Governor ha. issaed an order that
every man between The age # is au5
- uust enroll la some military company
Immediately. Each company 90 hs held
70 readiness for marching orders. Each
man is to furnish al the arms he has IN
BIS possession The refusal of ANY man
.-lunfly wilh ihis order win be taker
~ evidence ef aisloyaliy, aud he viil be
,,ai. d accordingly
B,ras, pt 2s-3os VIM appleton
aas resigned bis scat 10 Congress ou al.
.ouut OF IN healh
JEFFERSON Cary, Sept 2s--C Capt Wal
les. es Cai &assialfs rggimeLt, hs Hr
|riveA herc ifom Lexington, which place
ae lcf Tuesday at uaoa we Says ths
|maia body ~ friet area w8 at icN-
aslou whcnl a left $40 Ao federal oG
... ,scr, gple4s;a H parole es..i Nll
gan. wHa teiuset o. ,ake t.e u4.a fai
private reasons
Price probably has $4,000 u.ps IlU-
leo was confidently expected oD THURS.
day u,rht, with 5000 ag 5000 mHfl Tees
i. .,,..,,tI ,,tt.4 .aut n.raas N t..rf. ,.r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

1Hs hsygAR ~ hsxNefoy We have
l,cts ielishlc h regard tait 9fa frsi
dent tom Hannibal, Ni-r ef II i
stated the ssla. a lle nfopssis rsiteua
rs ssen ptse~, is cssitssind At fasly
Sd ssln. 400 Between 'un raa shge s'ss4n.
sand hafse- and sanle- arr alleged sa
have heee taken. together aisa iiaffv
pieces q srtsllery, slx siloussHt. hve nan
bred prisoners AsV'vesn AZ saA ses.s
Thousand stand of s,asiI afsa~ two sa4.ala
boats fleatsa with STORES "a al Nind.. i
eieth8hs. rftN i-sorr, smmunition ard
ss0a. 600 II specie
We further learn TIA, TIE Whole d
northern A-aaHfi 4 nfase iAst s.ssss
are teessnR II thousands So aea pfieets
standard. snt that there Is aeomasBa a.
81, hundred lawans. wha mafsissa late
Missouri, besfiHE a STANDARD. inee9haA
with ilse words \ We come 4, DE relief
of tia oppressed"
We CONGRATULATE Gen Prics AVID hls
gslisrt tsAa af MissauriaHS ssss sAs
GLORIOUS results f his vieinrY. aeAioge3.
as it was. hy theli anaAlad clati
nFn Als1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

Both Me United ~iaies Senator'S mona
Maryland. haze been aFrested and placed
In ons IT Llncoin's iisslilss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

Prince dc Felienac has received au
appoiasaeat as II Colonel Ia the c .
army
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

s-y- Adertisiue iss tss cents ssth which
mgsl be paid hctoFe delivery Il the letter. wa
MARSHALL Oct. 5. r. A. HARRIS. pm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

y 'Tsfs.fIIl..sl., CT. ..---asvs1 WON. VINO
an srparscded BY Gea Mansfield, has
been assignod 10 no other duties
JEFFERSON rry, Nd Oct 4-~klx slseen
anared rebels parted from tie mssa
~ for 6eosgeiown, foF tbs ptlFpesc Of
iSiua grand Demonstration upon
rofgf.own jcasraun City. and Se
lls ard ieri eanldaes Ia tlieis Utility
N report el tnt N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
r ANDLORDS AND TENANTS
- AGREEMENTS
NEW YORK SUN IMPROVED FORM.
For sale at
TIE COUNTER OF rIiE sun OFFICE.
cent? per sst,
a. per hundred. fe12 u

on Wednesday, April 2bth, at 70 o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange, BY order of the Supreme Court
under the direction Of b. LEffISGWkll. ksq., ksf-
No. % James street, 2brloe s, frame bqirdips;
So.9s !. :. SeI1o S+tary brlex DuiiaainI
Map at the once IS Wall 4, JsunceyCo -
e,l96s SMITH WOODWARD, Attys, Wall st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

MORE WAR WIr-liAEpsnIr AND fhiksp' IN
sHIr.-1he New York 9TH sharing tough sa oas-
cuit and raw pork with the Ms,Saehn'eus .,a. e'n;
Hereafter may the I've ,' in asnr;ns FL
bread and 20 the ''Hh"e '0 Sst "Cs 4"
Tur oTrsrIoS has often been, viii tAs peo-
80 ,,.t,in The Administration? The question
nv po,, 4 viii the Administration sustain amt
S isad tho people; Of course it will, for 1t
must. .,oxo..v.
nm NOT CAlrU.ArE-The rising Of the stars
in the East, North and West ,,sa.-
SiGsIFICASr CoIScIpESCE. lien. Sc"rr
at 70 true 10 the principles Of ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
PUBLICATIONS, &C.

NINE. DEMORRST'S QUARTERLY MIR
iyl ROR OF FASHIONS, nearly one hundred en-
cravings Of the latest Paris FashlIns including Bpu
lsA, MAnties, Cape., Sleeves, Trinmings Chill tr-ns 3
Garments, 40 Only Ave cents soid everywhere !;
sent post paid receipt Of six cents Ths most ussfu
aud complete Fashion Magazine ever Issued. summer
sun,hor nov ready, No. as Broadway. 2,ii5,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Ar~sssms,a-L-rm every YoUR LINES, shir,v
sv,us, or h-s, ,ne day, 70 o-nt.; Two dsyu, h
ssn. n,si ~, ~, e d.ya 81 sig dy., si 70. All inss
- art ge snd Dasth.- 10 ceus- fnr s,<h f,rr H..
..nuIy advertisement, II four lin.s, in~vssdss
e on,e ,i'uoe n the Once, - Tor every fS tv,ev
. r., Ad'e'tiss'mcntz receiyed until 10 o'cicoh b
dAy "srey ""sei On -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

r OTIS FOR SALE-BUILDiNG LOTS ON
II Bergen Hill, nicely located op horse railroad
routa, jersey City, Hobokeu, At Bergen Point,
South Bergen, onion Hill, nc; good neishborhoods;
tIms very eaY ice, $lb0 70 630O. Apply TO Gu AS
w. WARD, Al Water st. AS 24Ac'lGS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
HOUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOR SALE OR

T OTIS FOR SALE OR LEASES FEET
- front aud 100 deer, with one story brick shop,
rtaam engine and boiler. Apply 70 w. q. SMITH n
l,l52,G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR tSass
~ eI5 Per .nuam-At III beautiful yillass ~
BY Long IrIsnd Railroad, which runs train every
hall hour from May next uest cottaTe housa, cou-
IA ning rooms with plenty Of land for garden n q
purchsser, easy terms viii be made. Apply J. Pr
CARE, 19T Grand 1t. sp19,fbi,2&Ao
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
ND LOTS FOR SALF--SMALL

j hu,re aud two ot- tor sale cheap, at wopdhsven,
l. l., 81 miler by railroad communication ~ c'nr per
rlV half cash blso lott ior sale from ~ payable
email uthly iu-tallnentsi aso ,, ~ OF ~ .crns.
IN, uire Of Mr., DOWNING, at q. g. LEiGIi3 bos
roadway, NY. s2t 2tacslY6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
ENIPLOYMEN'r-Feun,.Ie.

SEWING WANTED AN
W eS,pIicuced ops ator on Singer sewing ri,chins
for all kinks Of mnrIccco AID Istcnt leahsr work:
none but iperenc, hand. nee-l apply. ID. H. JAR
NlS, 90 Schernerhorn u, B,ookyb. s,t4O,2
CEwING MACHINE-WASTED PER
Ssols who wish TO learn operate Sin YRS wing
terms easy and practice all kind OF WORK
cleo eood -ew.ry to l.sra the psutaioon tttds
Inquire ct 10 Delaney st, 4 roUr. aps0 Stsc'iS
CEWING MACHINE-WANTED, LADIES
oto learn to operate on wheeler ewisons improved
Swing maehihes by ore OF the olde-t experienced
speratou In the city taught all ii .ds Of stitching,
heinalng, telling, &e., and thorough mag ment Of
Ne machile, aud Recommended 10 places, for tt.
fho.e In want Of OPERATORS supplied. mSchlne for
sale, and family sewing done. ct Aos Canal stree<.
spks,AA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

HOUSE FOR SALE-tl ,60O-A GOOD
rents for $50 mouth near Firs st price Si,T0O, or
With adTiuing hOu-e for %, 200 Aleo vscsut lot
near price S6sp Inquire Of J. HELD, S5i second
It, Williamsbursh. l,l33G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

nicc J.s g,tir.,,vu ,
Rirgold EsuJa- hob n on P,n,,. ~. ~
min ,in u.
Rice N I Rev Rii, John Buo," nus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

HOUSE TO LET-ON BERGEN HILL,
NJ Hudson avenue, hUu-c aud pt'; horso cars
from jersey CITY ferry pa.G near the house, Apply
70 u. q l.. ASGENlNE, 9lS Washington 81, y. Y.
2lIn,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
ARTICLES ron SALE.

= 90, rse-ma "a sctured and csa1ast ' - rsa,
- Thi T. eets"a s,ss and G., .s, ,scs a
Ah'es Nor sale srtn Nsn.lp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
SEWING M.CHJNF-wANTnD LADIES
TO LET.

A PAETMESTS TO LET-THE UPPER
"A for OF rick hou-e ou sith st, opposits a
C,trUlic ChuIch. four roms btween 9th and rh
as ueg, r,nt 81 par north In luirs Of Mr. RuCKLY,
~. t''.t iioUr. or at GEO. sCHMILLS tailor Are
at Mott Haven, wertchsstsr CO.. N. Y. 2t5i,3
A PAETMFNTS TO LET-OF THE MOST
n d.siraLle character, on "a ave. near 9Th T; tn
pecond lNDr cnnsi-tinr ot fvt room. asch In tul o
the ugr brick buildings Of tn, roy; crot m vat,
erri,l tu the 400 u rent Sl3 md al& rep ctiyely
~ Ap9b to y. i. MEAD, 3s9 Third ave, (neIt docrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

HOUSE TO LET-IN ABINGDON Square,
Il i near Bank 4, oil the IN mpdern impro VEN 'nt Z,
low, to a good tenant. J. JACKS son, % Sinth
avenue. fll|,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

ROl WANTED-A SIuti. ACTIVE 10Y.
or yer. . d, II wl,a.lS'S u lie ,Ch,Dr
s.ahn Noad, Long lsla'd mi''- ir IA Flltbn Ferrv
frecfret III, a.'"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
THE NEW YORK SUN,
EMPLOYNuESr-u.I..

A GENTS WANTED To SELL PACKA.
Ages Of 'ionsry and Je~ciry, It prics- oue r,ird
.ss 'nsn ca p..c - ,i- lar,. u M on or sd
~ N'Ihp eucios y l. BAILEY, l0t Cont st,
o"b u WV % IlS 9lAn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

EARNS FOR sALE-CHEAP FARMS
L near the X. r. d.pot, Il mii's from New York, on
T. l., tract Of e,eel,.nt farming land all productive
cultivated for sae In ousntites to ,ut purchasers At
ts0 an acre. Terms easy. y. a. BuNCk tue owner,
City Hall PlAns corner Chamh'rv- 1t aps 24ac'll4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

COTTAGE TO LET-A SMALL SUMNER
" cottage re. i.nce q rooms) on Ora yesend Teach
good bathing at the door, fruit gardei and good
watc easy u 10 the city hy i and cae-, or
feAmboat hNu- dSily: rent, f6J tor the
Address J. H., boX sgi SUI office. ih,l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04
REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT-STA
~ biz, y acre Of Land choice fruit, S2,O00, ten p
e. HuLSE, 10 and daily, foot Of Spring stree
>.,,hern X. II. Fort Lee station, miles from Colte-
WILLIE a,ll6,G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-04

WANTED FOR TIE U. S. ARMY, 40
w y'sng IN ~ b,t seen "a s, d - years ot age eI.
c,l'elt lay, DC, with bpsri. 9th ng aud N cal at
ndsrc Apply at tits priuciIs rccruitin st ,tiGn,
11o IeJsr It, or It's b aucb, ~ Cherry Of mys 2A.cli
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-24

SECESSION VANDALTsM.-The Frankfort
Commonwealth has information from our
southeastern counties which shows that
acts of unparalleled atrocity have been COM
mitted upon citizens in that region In
Barboursville, they took possession of the
residence Of G. NJ. Adams, tore up his car
pets, destroyed his furniture, converted his
house into n culinary establishment and,
ignoring the garb suited to their sex array
cd themselves in the silk dresses of his
daughters, and so habited, performed the
usual duties of cooks, besnearing the silks
with the grease Of the frying-pans, and cut
ting up such fantastic tricks as would shame
Vandal and lead the gentle sex to believe
that all chivalry and true manhood had de-
parted from the land. The finest private
residences in Barboursville have been con-
verted into stables for the horses of this
thieving band, and the most wanton destruc-
tion of property has marked the progress of
these invaders In Laurel, they visited the
farm ofJacob Hackney, tore down his house,
destoyed his fences, made his place scene
of desolation, deprived him Of his Winter
clothing, and utterly ruined this poor, hon
est, and unoffcnding man. The same treat
ment was bestowed upon Thomas Moore,
with the exception, perhaps, that they tore
his children's clothing into shreds in the
presence of his family. The leading citizens
have been compelled to fly from home in or
der to save themselves and their loved ones
from personal outrage. Our informant saw
large numbers of these refugees who have
been compelled to leave all and go to a place
of safety. Some who did not get away in
time were treated with great indignty. In
one case, principal officer was obliged to
place guard around lady to preserve her
inviolate from the fendish designs of the
grandest scoundres the world has yet seen.
These men, who appropriately call them
selves "Hell Cats, " are said to be pardoned
thieves and murderers from the Nashville
Peritentiary. and for compensation they
stipulate only Cor the privilege of invading,
robbing, and plundering the people of Ken
tucky.- Louisville Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-24

How TO LIVE In these lovely autumn
days one almost takes new lease of life. =
The bracing air, the intense blue of the
heavens, the gorgeous fall flowers, the cool
mornings and evenings, the delicious moons,
the glittcring starry night-ah, how entcng
they are What holiday yearning they
ssend. into the soul; what vagrant gypsy
longing for deliveranco from work and all
restraint But heed it not for by the
measure of duties well fulfilled, and obliCa-
tions nnshrinkingly net, shall be the meas
,ure OF your true delight. We are neither
butterflies nor children that life should be
all glitter and song. He who enjoys a luxury
most keenly is he who has earned it. In,
herited ease is inherited disease of both
body and mind. No more pitiable object
exists on Gods earth than the jaded pleas
ure seeker. He who with no necessity for
labor, and no taste for mental improvement,
and no enthusiasm for any good or noble
cause counts tho tagging hours, and shud-
ders at the word Immortality "--[Fanny
Fern.