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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29
CAMP CURTIN, Nov. 10,

CAMP CURTIN, Nov. 10, 1861.
Ma. EDITOR Having been busily eDgag
ed for some time | could 6od no time to write,
bat now that tds time is near at hand for our
departure, thinking that our friends would
like 10 hear our destination, siege upon the
present opportunity TO satisfy their curiosity.
Three ne1 companies having come into our
regiment, on Saturday, We we're told we would
have TO marcb. Yesterday lMondayl Col.
White formed the regiment aud nsrcbed rs
down TO the Capitol grounds, where We we're
coon joined By another regiment from Camp
Cameron. After the companies had taken
their positsons, Governor Curtin made bic Sp-
pssrsnce With the two A4gs, and made q
heart cheering and patriotic speech. He told
uS cur destination was South Caroline, and
that we might yet witness the burning of
Charleston, that dsu Of Vtptrs. He told US
also that less than twenty four hours would
separate Us from home, our kindred aud our
friends, and from the casualties of war, many
oil rs would never return, and the thought
was sad one. Not tear could be sesn to
dim soldiers eye from the fact that all knoS
they were engaged in good cause, and tbs
God OF battles and of justice would watch
over aud care for US.
When he gave Our Colonel the Tag, he said
take that banner, SIR, and return with IL, with
HONOR or NEVER Feturn. AZ these words
the whole ground rang with shouts of aP-
plsuse, Asd am proud to say, that the noble
sons of old Bedford Cou0ty were not behind.
And hsrs might say, that they will stand by
that glorious old STANDARD While il continues
to foat, aud when it falls they will fall heath
ItS sseresd folds,
We are going, friends, to the land that gave
birth to secession. We expect to undergo
many hsrdshiPs. Our time of playing SOL
dieT Is passed, aud roW that the reality has
coma, we must act. Tue governnsat has said
so, aud Wa can bu, say amen to the CALL We
love our homes cad Ghe dear ones ws left be
bind, but We love our eoGntry more, and il
needs be ~s truly feel that We can give our
lives as willing sacrifice for she restoration oil
peace and freedom.
AL the boys are 10 good spirits. The Cap :
tain is as jovisl as usual, and we humbly pray
that Mullin may long continue to wave DER
the land of the free and the home of the
brave. | must eloRe. Yours, &c.
JAMES Fl. MILLER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

Have you read the advertisement respecting
"Dr. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band,'' In another
column. According TO the report of those who
have tried it-and who have been cured OF the
most violent attacks Of Rheumatism by it--there
IS no remedy extant equal to this in cases of Rheu.
msTism- and having no reason to doubt the state.
ments We baYe heard in favor Of the stBand - We
cordially recommend its use TO those who are af.
hicted with this disease Be sure and read the sd.
Vertisement most carefully. n29lm
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

A correspondent in the Gazette ridiOules the
ladies of this place who are engaged in the
laudabls and patriotic employment of knitting
stockings, aud furnishing other necessariss for
our brave Union soldiers. The editor approves
bis correspondent. The young man who wrote
the article is veil known, ana she ladies need
not notice the attempted wit and sarcasm of
either just consider the aourcs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

At the German Reformed parsonage, in Friends
Cove, on the 2lst inst, by the Rev. C. F. Hof-
meier, Mr.. CALEB H. HAMMERS of Napier
Township, to Mss NARY C. SNOWDEH, of
the Cove.
On the 2lst inst, in Pleasantville, by the Rev
L. D. Reichman. Mr.. ABRAHAM SCHNEBLET
TO Miss HETTY CARRELL, both Of Bedford
Township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

To PRINTERs.-Ons half of the VALLEY
Star Office, at Navvills, Cumberland county,
ON the @. v. R. B., is offered for Sale--tho
proprietor wishing to Obgags in other business.
This il an excellsnt location, and paying es-
sablishment. Full particulars may be bad by
addressing J. W. Miller, NeWvills, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29
HEApQUARTERs DEPART. OF HR NR1co, l
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. II, 1861.

Hon. } P Benjamin, Sec'y of War, Rich
mond. Va:
SIR: 10 obedience to your instructions, ell
the wounded officers have been exempted as
hostages to swat the resulI Of the trial of
prisoners captured by the enemy ct sss. /
have therefors made selections, BY lot, of
Captains H. Bowman and T. Keffsr, to replace
CaptsiDs Ricketts, and McQuade, wounded.
The list of thirteen will now staod: Colonels
Lee, Cogswell, Wilcox, Woodruff, and Wood;
Lieut.. Coils. Bowman and Nsff Majors Potter
Revere, and Wedges; Captains lockwood
Bowman, aud Keffer.
Respectfully your obed's. Gerv't,
JOHN II. WINpER, Brig. Gen.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29
-qTTENTTOT' TEACHERS }

There win be meeting Of the teachers Of Bed.
ford Township, at the BoydstowR school house, On
Saturday the Both day of November, inst, for the
purpose Of organizing q Township Institute
Every teacher of the district is expected to be pre-
sent Others are invited to attend.
MANY TEAcHERa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

A young child of Mr.. David Dibsrt of Bed
ford Township, was burned so death soma days
ago. by lie clothes catching Arc. Il 10
thought the accident was OcCasiOned by matsh-
es Aish which il had been playing.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29
0HEAP GOODS.
MRS. S. E. SEGAFOOS,
LAS Just received from the city, bar nsn,
-AA large stock OF rieh and handsome


soob as, Silks. Aartaos, Persian Cloths, D1-
Lanes, Vaenciss and Morieotigue fak',
~ 66 cents yer yard m
Al9o, large assortment Of
Shavis, Oloaks, MantIllAs ami Ladies' C0lts,--
with rich lot OF Furs; saoh as Capes, Muds,
and Ouhs-.ogether with hs5ionaOls lot OF
black SiAk Vslret-5IGck Gal faney Sirav Boasttsi
with Ribbons, Rushes, Plumes, Flowers, &c., SO.
A nsU style OF WOODEN GO0DS-SleishIas
Gaps, Sontags, Wool Hoods, Scarfs. GIansists
Gloves, with embroidsries, Ne 8, blces, &C., and
all kinds OF Fancy Goods, too numeloas u M ID.
tion. Also, lArge STOCK of bloacne and IN,
bleacbed Muslins. AZ @. &. 10 aua IN 80. a.s
yard for eGsA.
N. b. Al persons indebted over air noah, srs
hereby acti6ed TO cali and settle their accounts
wanona further notSce and hy 90 doirR save costa.
pe6ncs4 Nov. 22, 1881. 8 X. 6IGAF0QS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

ooats lasted ooly three days last wasl, aaa
was slim affair. On Wednesday even
iug supper Was giyea. 20 Judge KimmeIl
by the membsIs sf she bar. This was lbe
Judges lsss term Of Court fas this County.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29
The RetaliatOry Measures.

Interesting Correspond
Of she PrisOners Selected TO Await
the Fate Of the Rebel PriVateers-
Man, etc,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

II is reported by Telegraph from Riohuohd, !,
that ths irsis'rs h,vs samovsi thse O.pitsl 70
Nashville
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29
Your obedien. servant,

j. z. BENJAMIN.
To Brigadisr General John Windse, Rich
mOnd, Va.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

l1 you do. good, forget it; I evil, rs~ssSss
AM0 IaISRA ag %.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

The Union School opened on Monday last,
under the supervision of Mr.. ]. w. Diskerson.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

BODY RECovERED.-Ws are informed in 5
letter from john Major, Esq, that the bod y
Of james Wesley Barnesly, who was drowned
near HOpewell. during the great & AOOd on the
ID inst, was found on az island near Bum.
bauRh's, and an inquest was. held on it by Squire
Major on the ga irst..- Verdict. accidental
drowning. He was 40 Englishman, aud a
stranger in HopeWell. He resided 10 Dan.
ville for three years, and enlisted from there in
the 5th Regiment of Pennsylvania 8 months
volunteers.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-29

REAPPorNTED. Henry Nioodemus, Esq,
was resppointed Clerk TO the Commissioners
last week. The only other npplicant was Mr.
b. #. Meyers Of the Gsxssts. Mr.. Nicode-
mus makes good clerk. and iH a wholesOuled
Union man, aud the Commissioners deserve
credit for Responding him over sympashi'
ser With the aeoessionists. Meyers has the
Somerset faiiinR--O lore for Office.
Since writing the above, We learn that Jno'
Palmer, Esq, was appointed Attorney to the
Commissioners, over John Mower, Esqp q
good Union msr Mr.. Palmer is most bite
aud loud.mouthed in his sympathy and defence
of the traitOrs, consequently, We take back our
praiss Of the Commissioners 10 the frat cass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
LTVRRPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,Ooo.ooo!
ANNUAL ihC0@E s2,s5o,oooi

Daily Revenue sIssco,yyU:; .oo, ooo,
INyrgTED IN THE UNITED STATES, oFkk tsV,VWi
An Directors PsrsoNaHy Responsible for ns k0d9eHsah Of
he ddpsDrnv.
NITE respecuy attention 70 the security OF the vpool
w and London Insurance Comp lis policy holders In M
large eash eeps,sl and nveftntnt1. AsstAted above
large csnts ana Inte c Company enabled TO take
I'M 70 parties rsspg large amounts ofinsurance
In addition the ordinary noas Of Insurance. t,
IA PREMIUMS Property 10, theneeiorh, PhRhA6hSILY
LESpRED. The Policy can be cancelled ume'
mi, ocnp.n, All BY loss Of Rsn b. Fire on
n,as- The Policies q s Company al claim, are paid
,snsop Of proof oflos Stst or ded.o
~, Nv inf al: and usual Any ssr presenh
49, q n.s.f WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
~ OMAN street, under 81 Charles Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
vIRGlNHA CENTRAL RAIL ROAI
CHANGE OF HOURS.
6NME

1N@.S 800 e
nN and AFTER wrjnrslay, October 81,
" The Mail nrt Passenger Trains,
WILL leave or JseEs ms River and Intermediate Sta
lions daily 1870, M, connecting with the Orange and Alex
anda Railroad Trains st Gordonsye, for Mana and all
intermediate posts and NJ Charlottesville with the trains 70
Lynchburg - ]
Browns Stages connect with the train At stauncn
On Mondays Wednesdays and fridays, and At Goshen Ties
lays Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington. ~
Harman Mason and Oompanys etage Inc connects with Vie
rrAln for Tie White sulphur Jew'.hurg, &c daily.
REfURNIEa,
The Mall Train leaves jaeAsOHs si'er daily al fo
RchmoLd.
regular Through Prtigh. fer Godonryls AM ns Wes
CT thore Rehmo.d NJ Sundays TaesdsyS and
Ihusdsys end arrive hcmthe West MfA an tuadays Woo
ne,dsys and fridays -...-.. ... ...s.. Z
Regular Way Freight train for dordonsvlle a,d points Ea
leaves daily, Sundays excepted At $50, A.
ocl .. r.H III. ID. WhlTcOhb,
General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
W. EIsOM ". c. DARLINGTON.
Address -Howardsyille, Virginia.
ELsOM Il cos
1861. hiraEA 1861

MAIL PACK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain d d. Isbef.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. H. Maxwell
.--a.asr.a PACKET PERCY, Captain A. g. Loving Jr.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain o. O Burks,
r FAVE Richmond NO n day, Wednesday and Friday,
~ at p n Leave Lexington days at o'clock, A. NJ
With superior Accommodations for havtlsn rweefly
between Richmond, Lynchburs, And Lexington
Packages conveyed By this line will be receiped for at our Of
Zee, and paid for, III lost Our Agents are:
w. r. Cltchbed, Richmond; Becock Psrrsh, Lynchburg
AM IL. Noggroye. Lexington malls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

GARDEN EOOLS.-spsdes Rskes, Hoes. Garden Porisr
Garden Reels and Lines, Boys Spades
&c for sale BY 9. JsEToH, Sign Of the Circular saw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

TO PRTVATK FAMILIFs AND OTHKR
Brandy krrset Jsnas. Rum Scotch Irb, and Rye wht,
and fan assortment OF the best brands nnd nen
81 The lowest price In qrandes 70 sr a le Richmond Wine
hcre. | 'r-.r.i.. DUDLEY 4 co.,
deib a..a.r %. u Main a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
1niCmnnNn croTIIIvG MANUFAC-.>

X TOPY-rhs SaS ccrtsers have on hand large ana ~
s.,,,iris szsortrnent Of SOUTHERN MANUFAUrUhhO ~
GcDsCIots CsSs'r,srs a1dVsstngs Of al ysdes ron
90 sMlls Capeper county, VA Kelley Ford 20 .s'
grsisrieks5u Va Tos Aimee Nils Marion srnh eoanS
Va Rek leland Mis- Charlotte n o. which We are prepared 70
10 notice. and IN the latest Anu
approved styles goods that WIN compare IN every tsPsss
Northern goods and many OF tae
EoOds equal IN quality Feash There can be no longer
se buynz cut Of TIE stale N
-. -eo alsays On hand OF FsENCa AND Es1LLsa
Ts AND CAssIMER not 20 be surpassed ~ any house IN
- v We have he q Cutters and corps o. sorkaeh
not 10 Be surpassed by any house In the Unon win
doc 70 fsrash patrons with south ~
ss s vaye Souh and made sonth and We uase 70 DC
sl South determined 10 do all In our poNd
10 pa.h forward sSlthern Institutions ,...,- . o,,vv
Oio:hiers and Merchant Tshors,
"a. Corner Of Main Aad 18Th strests
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
SASH, RLIsDs AND po0Rs.

nyHE Oldest Etsb!shment In Rishnond vher. ny m - "a
The .bcye articles IN perfection, AZ The sAestes netes
d Being confident o. giving estiss sssss!sn 81.
ets The public patronage Hesg Sc9nuy 1880
sablns, and Turning his pubbe ean Sc
NV: h. vsrt g ~ ~ 49, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

FINE LIQUORS.
sers, r-p'rsd drse, NON France By ths"Lsas
- 100 eases fne olsret Wine
..Id.f. 90 baskets ohan pagias Wine
CASKS sne French Brandy -
hsdes large lot Of very superior old Wines aad Rrands
questionable age and purity, having been housh 10 bond
Also London Pcer Scotch Ale, Ish and Scotch Whisky Old
ysnslcs Ram, 49, Oar stock Of virginia Rye whshy comprises
the brsnds part Of which very old superior,
al Of which VII eel, small advance In lots 70 su
sA ,.s 70 sSI \ s..s s s:,. fss.sis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
p ENCOURAGE $50. - -.
cnTrTUFRN MANUFACTURERS!

y
= % - r.,selAIy n you can ootsln a. aesna1ae us'
S,sSs,ss Daylsg Ary rore for them u2n ee1t .o'aA
~ VIM % ESSaAW WOODEN COMPANY
srised last rear, and IN order 70 MAKE suen 1vos
OF ssDrte with would rather aid otner sou,netn
a by faEnhng grades and styles OF 1ooas n ..
hen made Virginia. hey ned heir MN VII
81 he oes. lnsst quality They are nov
ssMTREs and CLorus Of every variety, IRON nns
a Nsrsno and Me.o WOOL and solicit NE M,snnon ~ INV
sI Re soa,A % the Goods An who have seea NE
orits Al nrst expressly or the srYa Is
ss roaoauee them al least equal not superior n qevi
~ ~ been buyinS heretofore and quite - eheap
~ y5iA Sale and Central Agricultural soeieues ~ .el.
,I ~ i, city IN october last Asardsd e ,h5 Company
-, s5.l for thsr exhibition OF WoOLSN SoVDe, NneN III
$780, .ozos psAulhal shAEa, Blankets, fc $500
Srs,e, NAV reiy upon every fiece OF doous
-. .sst A n represented, and under no en
Ieppaay be indeed 70 work shoddy II tnen U'' -
sn Asy card any ''''n LEWIS D. ogkssHAw, Presidsn.
ssassL p. Asusx-1. ..----.---.
WuIu0TOs GoDpu, Di-ecsors
IoHS u. McsE1gux,
+. W. HAYWOOD. j
AAs.n for re sale Of the Coed. =Anafae;ursd By Ss Ss s
80 Voisa CoapAay Of Reh ond Va, We have nov on Anu
ssou. 0OO ys-ds q tne plain and fancy snss ~ "a
sIs tn,sres aud Cloths, besides lot OF me S
sSGEI-And Misunderstanding Al ne rsle o. ~
l. 80 vk an o. which Offer 70 the trade Al <
ems Win enrs confidence that ne sntsTP.e MI re-
es.rSA nSs'@'' ~fF 49, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
UULCANITR TERTM z4z6@A
VULCAEIrE TEETHlt HGx4/&G
IN -4r TuppOrFgFYTT IN ARTIFICIAL LUIfyyX$0

yULCAEIrE TErTHli AG<I3Ef
GREAT LHFRO TEgERT IN hRTIfIolALQlIYYYYY
TfETH - -.
G. W. JOEEs Dssrisr having the right for making Thhh on
die yussnts plate aud being sd, u ~ d6so nperorty
,r M Isr slods having thoroughly tested JoT ttoeIot
1al.s IN large number and II ne mt dVcaa easss
where gold and other plate had utterly failed ~
otr Coincidence 10 those desiring iu partial sets OF tse e.
SscIapy n dsafifsd tr those y are n.to ising Ihs per
c OF e plate the suction thereby secured en-
hlss lin 10 insert one or teeth without clasps which, Ia t
od plate has rendered many teeth painful and useless
Ing been adopted By those standing highest IN we
and south, Testimonials Ill be given and specimens eie'
cold ar any other plate MADE course for such Is prefer
them. .,. ..n,,v ana
ne cleansing regulating and all other operations sen' Ano
Tech extracted sou, palm By electricity, having extracted
some two hundred teeth NTH w. 49,. ,,,-,.-
- 80 - ~ ap25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03
wis Governor and lqth ss opposite Capitol square
SUNDRIEs IN STOLE AUGJnsr SrH' lse

JUNDRTEs IN STOkE August 6TH' 1851
y - p % bbls Extra Large Fat NO. l maekerei
70 BAGS Grain Pepper
g bU Ground do
bags Race Ginger
DO Pmento
25hxs 80 Nutmegs
do london Mustard
IS do Zig Bueng
% do Maecaroni
100 half Chests Green aad Black rei
tote Rice
ESQ bxs Talow Candles
SIS do Fancy Soaps
$50 bags fhet
25 dozen Painted Pals
25 do Wash Boards go
loo bxs Cloths Pins
so doE Cotton Plough Lines
800 do Mrs. MIers Smoking Tobacco
500 10 GoodSins do do
IS bxs Palmetto Chewing do
80 kegs Fig do do
10 NJ genuine Principe segat
$50 gross Matches
50 do MssouS Blacking 'f
10 bbs New York syrGp
Id . Is Soda Sseratus
81 DO Chslk Pipes
FOR taleby MN WAhLhotsVNo,
Eu6-d2w I-.- NoFnet repr1 avn VII ---e--s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

NEW AUCTION ROUSE,
FOR THE sALk oF EEGR0A.
ha DAY the Auction business,
FOR the sslc o. NEGROES thu Auction Room Franklin
street lately oocugisd BY DErrS GREGORY
sen Negroes both publ y Aad privately and solcS TIE
patror axe ofhs friends and s pubic generally He pledges his
efcrs the Interest Of bis patrons and hGiters
tha The trade, be VIII be ensbled To
the highest rG-E- Priee he ~! maze IsesA advances
on All properly hAa1-ani prepared TO board persons
yrged il the trade AL also r servsnhsying ample accom-
Snsl.,Iona fsr both +. U hi l. Il STOKES,
On Franklin, srd door below Wall street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-03

SAsH, BLIND AND DOOk
Mandatory
CORNER TTg AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
~, MERCER q HILL
RI prepared 70 supply, ht The shortest notice every dtcp
n lion Of vcrt 10 Their Ina Operating With tbs approved
tksr WORT to be Of che best order.
Persona who either buidag repairing respectfully In.
vted 10 give q . call -F.
p 0rders IRON the eorrty VIII receive promp, attention.
Eeprgshsse 9lau at etor prices and enabled 70 furnish
sssh glazed 81 ths loves, rates
tp3s-iy hERofR HILL
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-We have the best
possible authority for stating that the ven-
erable Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the
United States, has no intention whatever of
resigning his seat on the bench neither
will he, if he can help it, oblige the many
patriots who are anxious to succeed him,
by dying between now and the 4th day of
next March. The Chief Justice sees no
cause for the dissolution of either himself
or the Union, in Mr.. Lincoln's election
and unless the fire-eaters can bribe his cook
to put spider in Judge Taneys pudding,
or the chambermaid to give the great old
jurist damp sheets, we congratulate the
country on the prospect of still retaining
on the bench the eminent wisdom and 10y.
atty Of this gentleman for many years, bis
heart is still warm enough to pulsate Wig
orously to the Union sentiments, aud his
brain clear enough to give yet many more
decisions in defense of the Constitution, the
COnfederacy and the maintenance of the
laws.-[New York Leader.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

4 FLOOD OF MUD.-The San Francisco
Bulletin Of Thursday, gives the following
account Of the condition of the streets in the
commercial metropolis of the Pacific:
The city is about six inches under the
surface of the mud to-day. The cellars of
a great many stores and private houses in
the lower part of the town are half full of
water. The sewers generally are refusing
to do duty. Many of the plank crossings
are aAOat. Wherever there have been any
improvements on the streets during the
past Summer, it is safe TO conclude that the
travelling is horrid.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

AN ARRAY come off at Virginia City, on
Wednesday, between Frederick Olsen and
Thomas Van Houten. Olsen was killed in
stantly, being stabbed four times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-24

lm DEBATE on WoMAN's RIGHTs' at
A Court House, last Tuesday evening,
aUacted a very good audience, and was
g''ed with the presence Of a number Of
'Aa' The debate was not mere repeti-
~a~ WORKOUT arguments in behalf of the
saa Of the gentler sex, but was enlivened
~ new views exhibiting not only the
Suaelve qualities of the two sexes, and
PECULIAR adaptation of each to functions
@eise as are those qualities, but also
l'ag the harmony Of the relations
y 'Aey mutually bear to each other.
%''et that advancement in civilized life
~ people throughout the world is
''ea BY the estimation in which woman
y that people, was recognized by
~ speakers on both sides of the ques~
:, Hom which it was inferred that no
81 Nal
& ~ movement in behalf of woman is
NJ All that is asked for on her
an intelligent recognition Of her
~1'acter and quality as woman by
l.. '' sex. Grant her but this, and
=. 10 condition of life too hard for
Il sat.. ,'p'' and no privation of present
a5.l ' " she would not gladly undergo,
sse 'ue iastre of her smiles and The
u \ u,r sympathies through the other
q, less abode Of man. This recog-
n, "oman's real worth cannot he
i ~. any man, except in 50 far as he
sss !. ''so with that injunction Of the
n, eShorting him to Know thy
sasb.1 y 'lls was the practical lesson
o. m,, ! az BY the present debate.
sA d.sa ,'oa Of Mr.. Calls. the question
Re,al. '.a ns :, Tuesday evening is,
gsp s5osl,, That no persons but tax
aoa-Distrie, e entitled to a vote in
ada Tax : 1 meeting wherein a School.
oatss q appointed as disputants.
Ode saal. B. Calls.
IN hegatiye-T H1-,.
esstp,aaa,, 2 meet in The Baptist Church
evening At ST o'clock.