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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-16
BROOKFIELD FAIR
The Farmers and Mechanics Asso-
citation of Rrookfeld,

Including Hubbard. Hartford and Vienna town
ships in Trumbull county. and Hickory township IN
Mercer county, Pa. will hold their third Annual
Fair at the Centre of BrOOkfeld. on
Wednesday and THeuSdly, Sept. 24h d. 25th.
At an adjourned meeting held June 18th. the
Board of Managers increased the premiums IN some
OF the classes One-third more than they were last
year.
The energy and industry manifested by the Board
of Managers in arranging and making suitable pre-
commentator.
The officers for the present year are as follows
W Mckay, President, A. KIRK, Vice President
l.. W. CLARK. Treasurer. Henry Hamilton, See'ry.
Board ii Managerial. McMulien, A. ChTisty.
Hugh Montgomery, BrOOkfeld: Sam1 Shilling, RO-
bert McFariin, Sharon. Pa. July9tf
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1. BOLEs, :. 7. HARSIMAS.
BOLES 4 HARSUMAN,

Manufacturers and Dealers in Cabinet Ware, Chairs.
&c. Collins on hand. and made to order on short
notice and reasonable terms. West Pennington.
Ohio-July q-6m
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ADVERTISEMENTS not under contract. must be mark
ed the length of time desired, or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
uents. 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, net connected with
their regular business.
business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines. $780, line
per year; each additional line. IS cents.
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Rates of Advertising,
d Square.
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DRS, WORTMlN & SHANNON
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

DO you rise with a coated tongue, mornings. with
| bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite Tor break
fst? Do you rect when you nrst get up 50 weak
I and Ianguid You can scarcely get abOutf Do you
have a dizziness in the head at times and often n
lduIness, with headache occasionally? Are your
bowels eostiye and irregular and appetite change
! able? Do you reft up wind from the stomach, and
do YOU bloat up often? Do you feel a flllness after
eating and a goneness when the stomach IS empty !:
o Won have heart burn occasionally? Do you feel
low spirited and look on the dark side of thlngs?-
Are YOU not unusually nervous ut times! Do you
moi become restless and often lay until midnight be-
fore YOU can go to sleep? And then, at times, don't
Won feel dull and sleepy most of the hmeT Is your
skin dry and scaly also sallow? In short Is not
your life o burthen, full offorebOdings? Now, these
are the symptoms generally present. but not always
all of them, and there arc thousands who are suner-
ing daily from them. and We pledge ourselves, IN
from thTeestO FIVE prescriptions. to drive them all
away and. completely cure the patient changing
their whole physical and mental nature, and thus
make life a Blessing in place of q burthen- Neask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged to
give US one fair trial and we eandidly can do Just
what is above set forth. Try two prescriptions and
we can in that time satisfy the most lnereduiouS-
We call especial attention to our almost myaluabIe
treatment in the above diseases. "PFOre az thiH9E-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-16
CHERIFF'S SALE.

NhA-H
John 3. Garfield
VS. S"NiSS
Almon Vaughn and wife. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an alias order of sale issued out of
the Court Common Pleas in and for the county of
Irumbull. Ohio, in the above entitled case. and to
me directed, shall expose to Public Sale on
Thursday he 9TH day o. Augusf, 1859,
between the hours of 10 4 N and 2 o'clock P N, the
Steam Saw Mill of the said Vaughn, in the township
Of Bazetta, IN said county, together with all the
rights and privileges of the said Vaughn in the leas-
les OF land whereon said Mill is built or located.
Sale to be made on the premises.
Terms Cash. j. q. BUTLER Sheriff
Warren, JULY l6. 1862.
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B. F.
Probate Settlements

Vie state OF Uhlo, IrumbuII Co,
In Probate Court.
to be Advertised. Probate Settlements.
1t Is ordered that the following accounts OF Exec
utOrs, Administrator and Guardians that have been
fled in thIs Court be advertised for three cOnseeu-
tive weeks asreeably to law, and that they remain
on file for inspection and exceptions till the I'D
day of July, lS62, when they will be examined and
ordered TO record if no exceptions appear thereto. to
wifi
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4 PARABLE.

30, dear an 50 tired Of sun
day |" 90 said Willie, . playial liz
tie boy, who was longing for tie Sab.
hath TO be over. that lie nlght return
20 his smusements.
"Who wants to hear story :" said
a kind friend who was present. 81
sir" and /" +" and | !" said tie chill
dren, as they gathered around aim.
Then he told them a parable. Cur
Saviour, when be was Oh earth, utien
taught the people BY parallels.
The parable told the little boys, was
Of a kind man who bad some very rich
apples hanging upon tree. A poor
man was passing by Tie house Of the
owner, aud he stopped 20 adairp This
beautiful app.e tree. lie counted these
ripe golden pippins-therr we're Just
seven 81 them. The rich owner could
afford to give them away and i gave
him 50 much pleasure 10 make I'M.
poor man happy that he called him and
said, Nv friend. will give yeu YOU
a part Of my fruit" SO he held 40,
his hand and received six Of the apple,
The owner had only kept one for him
self.
do you think the poor man va
grateful for his kindness; No, indeed
lie wanted the seven pippins all 10
himself. And at last he made Up hi
mind that be would watch h 3, opportu
nifty, and 60 back and steal the o,hei
apple. -.
indignant, Ilc ought 70 have bee
ashamed Or himself Aud hope n
rot well punished for stealing that aP
ple."
How many davs are there 10
week, Willie Z" said hi, friend.
"Seycn, sard Willie, blushing dsel
iy;for now lie began TO understand u
parable, and he felt az uneasy sensa
ton at.his heart--cnnscienc began
whisper to him, |" And ought not bo
to be ashamed of himself who is "
willing on the seventh dsy to lay asi,
his amusemeuts! Ought he not TO
punished il be will not remember q
Sabbath DAY to keep i holy =
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SALr.-The Richmond Examiner says that
statements have been made in the Virginia
Legislature from responsible parties, going
to show that the Agents of the Confederate
Government have bargained for an excess OF
salt al the Virginia Salt Works. over and
above its own wants, at rs cents per bushel,
and then proposes to sell 70 virginia at $50
10 $50 per bushel. or to give pound OF salt
Tor pound of bacon; thus encouraging the
spirit of extortlon, which Is running the
country. N s{Bt
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Twenty.Fiye Dollars Reward.

DAN away iionl the subscriber, % Saturday the
At 18th d January last, my negro boy ANTHONY.
said boy j. u . whi,ish yellow complexion. I've fee,
sir of seven inches high, about eighteen o. twenty
years oij, and supposed 70 weigh about enc hundred
and forty III one hundred and hHy pounds. H. has
heavy bend of hair, and tails shon when questioned
and no doubt he j. trying 70 pass for free boy will
give the above reward COT BE delivery 10 me al Pros.
poet Hill. Coswell county, OF confinement 10 any sil
so that ! can get him. pr ,yAppp%
March IL tf-3i
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BLANKS for Sale at this Office
THE RILLsBoRoUeH REcoREER
81 prHIiuIrn wfEkLr
nv DEANS faEANTT.

pcrms Two Dollars ,snr u piid NJ aiunrt
Tua Dollars snd fiiiy Cents, II not paid within Z S
month. o. Jhfcc Dollars. i dellysJ Unill a''H
eapifaiun ofihc year.
hopapef Will he Discontinued un'il ~ afr ,i7tf-
paid, unless II ihe option Of The puhli,hef
No paper will he sent 70 nea subscribe ~
State unlcrs payment i made II adsAhcs, y some
fOn ii she state shall become re.pons W.
idytrisinr..Eaifs for Che Recorder
Advertisements not exceeding fourierh lines CD
dollar fgr The first, and twenty-five dents ot each -
,cqusn, insertion; lonpei ones IN proportion. Iga
advertisements twenty five per cent. Lghet dftu.
ton Of one.thifd will be made fef advertisers y "
year.
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SOLDIERS.
WE ARE RECEIVING

~ PIECES English Calics, pieces Irish Linen
- 20 pieces Alamance Paids, 20 DO \. Z. Plaid.
bale. IL oaee,ing. 10 pieces fine Brown Cotlon',
90 pieces B.eaehed Cotton, 20 pieces Gfsy Cashmere
50 Woolplls. 20 dozen white and black spoO Cotton,
I2 pack. Pin. assorted. Needles assorted.
Kegs English soda, barrels CopPefas,
barre Bee,ions, ! eask hadder,
Collie AND Tes. hhds. sugar,
S barrels n. u. Sysgp, gross Toilet soap.
d.zen T9o,h Brushes, 9 dozen Fine Comls,
8 dozen Barter Combs, dozen Pocket ditto,
barrels Train oil, 20 boxes Candies,
100 lbs Sole Leather. 200 bunrhcs Cotton assorted,
5 barrels Spirits IuIpeniine. 20 kegs Nails,
I ci-e 40i5 III. English Garden seeds. new crop.
! sab may BE- had Of us .! pounds for one dollar. !
not 70 be had elsewhere. and many other articles q
Iron, Bofsr, sails. Opium. Quinine, Morphine Castor
\ oil. 100 pounds Extract Logwood, &C. &c.
/ Those wanting goods not ~ hana. 80 y 'atriAft
II ihsy are Uiag 70 pay tie Iaafkfi pfstf. Y. w
time nail. are 70 cents per pound, viii not he tt
70 sell swseds Iron 81 sny Wite
CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
October d.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

A NJ ons giving information I'LL vii lead y ihc
q consiftIat abd hanging d ii, pity WHO slalc
two boxc. II T5bacco, hag 81 fOIr. bacon Dc. from
o. 10 the IL. month, shall receive One Hundred Dot
iar- reward
Take care, vile man. il q VOC we are after
n. y. BROWN 4 CO.
September II. Gl--
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w A N TED

IN large quantities, the following articles, for which
the annex ed prices will be paid delivery at the
n. Carolina Military Institute, Charlotte, N. G..
Alum yphillum-Indian Turnp root rs css. per ID.
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These articles must * thoroughly clean and per.
ecty dry The reception 81 whi,k viii continue uni
luther notice.
VI. HOWARD. surgeon and
Med. Punsyor. G.. ). A.
October rs. 65-4S
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WANTED!
100000 feet Of Box PINK

WE VII psy cash Tor so0.COy re, u Red, Back
w White aLl Post Oak Box Plank. saved scanl
ssscn.eabis d an inch thick end fourteen inches vide,
clear Of knots an sT.hs Apply 70 James W.'Cofbn,
at tAe fasiofy' WEBB & Whitfield.
Iely 40 tf-l2
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
URANGE loUAIl.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term. ls62.
Msaha Fau.s.i, administrative 81 Robef, fsser,l.
".
John Faucet. William fs6esu. samuel faucsn, Nan
81 kauy Jape AlLsnn and sall, Mansfield, benz =
Law u Robert Faucet, decreased.
Tsiiiioa 10 ssll Land
~ Ibis case Il appearing u he SUBTRACTION y IT,
collt that samuel Falceu spd sai.y Man'ls Z.
,wn Of the heirs reside ityond ia n.is . s ssis.
j. ileteidfe ordered By The toufi thst pubisctl
made IN The Marlborough Recorder ior ~ sero,stt
weeks. notifying the said ssn,uel faus,u Ihd Sals
Mansfield Of lie liug 81 10, petlon, siI ha lhsy =
and appear before Tic iuslrss q tic neal Isnrtta
Court. 70 tc he'll IN ihs county II OBngf, y IL
Uouf, Houss m HiIi.hofolsl, ~ ihs ieu,lh MI III
ia November neil, then aud there u ~ ad ahrrd
dsmuf to said pciiion. The sIli te taken -
eosfe,o and heard er pgyis asia ihem.
Witness, George Laws. Glefs q ouf said Corri. .
Office IN Marlborough, the fourth Molds, Of Ases'
1852.
GEORGE LAWS. c. G. G.
September 10. Co.'s
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LITTLE TorTY.

LITTLE STORY FOR LITTLE CHILDREN
BY REy. JAMES KSArroS.
Little Totty went 70 Ma!
Ma was very busy
Rocking in her old arm chair
Little sister l,lzzy: :,
aGet to sleep. my pretty one,
Patiently and sheerly
Sang she oft. for G she loved
Little Lizty dearly.
soop 10 dream.lend LEY went,
Then that happy mother
Thought that like her children twain
Never was another;
Baby was 50 cherub-like,
Totty was so sprlghuy,
Day or night to see them smile
Made her heart beat lightly.
All, but why DER Totiy's hrow
Hangs that shade OF sadness
Why, in rapture from her eye,
Beams no ray Of gladness
Can il lie, on llie's rough Pah
One 50 young hath starter!
You snail near a simple tals-
Tolty is trus.hearted.
Dearest Ma. as Fred and
On the lawn were playing,
Naughty took ssone
In the pathway laylngi
[. was but tiny thing,
50 ia sport | aim'd i
Al 4 li.tle robbins head
Hi, i, hard ard MAIN . i.
Soon il died. Now let me haste
Secretly, and throw il
Der tie hedge, said cousin Fred,
Ma will never know IL
But behind your pretty vase
Carefully we bid il,
Purposing. when found, 10 say
Little libby Did il.
!. And for such a wicked thought
Now nv heari IS smiuen,
Though poor litile libby es
But silly kitten;
And cannot sleep tonight
First without cOsiessina;
Do yoL think that Ged agiin
Fer will grant biz blessing
Clasping Totty % her breast,
Heayla. with emotion
Lifting up her eyes 70 heaven,
f.. BeamIng with Devotion
Yes, M child" she s1flg mid,
= Go 10 him IN sorio@,
Tell him all, and JOY shall te
Thine again Tomorrow.
Little reader, when in faul
Never seek TO hide It,
Always 10 the tiod above
Faithfully confie H.
He is ever kind aud ro6u-
Over thee and near thee
And though every friend iofsahe.
he will wait 10 cheer thee.
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u L 7 /
w New Crop. from Peter Lawson & Son. Loadon.
LIST OF CONTENTS OF CASE,
60 lbs. East Lothian Purple Top rurnip, 50 90 .lb
60 lbs. Bsngholni Imprd Purple rapIurnip.s 20
20 lbs. Yellow Alrngham Turnlp. W
81 N. Ssl.., A,,,ingbam Carrot, 3 90
M M m, pa,snin' 3 90
/ Ii. Red Celery, ~
j lbs Dwalt York Cabbage, 20
! 10 lbs Golden Ball Turnip, on
| lis White Dutch Turnip, 20
20 lbs Salmon colored Radsh, W
! 4 To- Seymours White Celery, ou
/ ii. stakeholder Caulhowsr, %
| 10 lis. " GODS Frame Radsh, w
| ( ms Early Horn Carrot, "
IL u.s. Mixed Turnip Radish, w
lhs. Early Cauidower, "
10 b. pncky Spinage, W
| / H. White Cabbage Lettuce. 90
| 10 his Dumhead Cabbage Lettuce. 90
/ lbs Brown Dutch Lettuce, 90
| H. Hardy Green Lettuce, 90
! 10 ne Snow Ball Turnip, 3 90
| 10 lis. Round srinaee, 3 on
1 bs. Select Drumhead Cabbage, 90
4 H. Enfield Market Cabbage, 90
\ . H.s. hcd suTy Carrot. 90
/ 10 H.. Drunhead Savoy Cabbage, 90
An o,less over twenty-five dollars, twenty-five %
cent of: III under one pOutd, City per cent added
he lis, of prices. The case was received by late al
rival: seed all warranted pure and good.
ii. y. BROWN < co.
4 october Is. o.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouAIy.
Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1862.
Jonathan II. Jones, adn'r. Of Samuel Jones, deed,


Jonathan II. Jones, adm'T. Of Samuel Jones deed,
Richard ZONES the heis Of Aqua JONES, heirs Of Lewis
Iouss h.iIs " ,sae Jones', anu The heirs Of Charles
Jones.
PETITION 10 seH Land
~ his casc il appearing 10 he satisfaction 81 III
Court hsi the heirs Of AGala l)nes heirs % l,lse
Jones and heits d Lewis Jones are non resident, II
is therefore ordered BY the Coun that puhliraiicn l.
made in The Hll,boIough Reooidtl foi ~ serco'n,
weeks nolli, ing The sa,d absent hen. q the Grg u
this pet liun, and that ,hey le and apear b,nh tie
JBstlets 81 The next Tenn 81 said Iou - te hrdiit
The county u Orange. ~ ihc oun Iols. " HILL. d
rough o. the fourth Msnday ii No,sni ef nsri, 'tn
aud there 10 plead sn.wer u % md pciilht,
the .ans viii be taken pro and beard e Pcrie
10 them.
Wiurss. Ge,gge Laws, Clerk d our -ail erui' u
Office 10 Hill,borogsh. the ieursh Moniay o. Atgr,.
| 1863.
GEORGE LAWS. C. c. c
semembet 10. Co.'S
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October IS.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

,K,HE undersigned Commissioners will receive scaled
a proposals until Friday the Slst day Of October
instant Tor rebuilding the Bridge across Emo River at
Hllsborough. Plan and specifications can he seen at
he store of Messrs. ". +. & L. ]. Strayho-n.
JAMES q. TURRENrINE,l -
HENRY Whitfield,
GEORGE A. FAUCErT, rs
GEORGE LAWS,
Nm. Il. sTRAYHORN,
October is. Do
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ON HAND,
A 000 Skains SILK,
F,VOO 1000 papers NEEDLES,

1000 spools COTTON, assorted,
lao lbs. White Black PEPPER,
go quarts CASTOR OIL,
iti So lbs. NUTMEGs,
1900 worth Of English Tape,IlO0rs.
n I'll. m. BROWN 4. no.
II August 26. 5s-
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LONDON SEED.

WE have just opened case Of GARDEN SEED
w New Crop. from Peter Lawson y son. Loadon'
LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-12-24

drous good luck to Fanny Stewart. He
had hardly finished the recital before
Mrs. Olney, the worthy housekeeper at
Melworth Place dropped in, shawled and
bonneted for a general gossiping tour.
"Well," she exclaimed, depOsiting her
portly form in an ample rocking-chair,
"was there ever anything so singular as
Mr.. MelwOrth's arriving yesterday, and
remaining only long enough to look over
some papers, before he must needs hurry
off again to foreign parts ?"
Mr.. Melworthw exclaimed Fanny.
/" Was he tall and slender, with keen blue
eyes and white hair, and did he wear a
fur wrapper?9
"Of course-that's his description, e1-
actlyl But why do you ask ?"
eve have discovered our good genius
only too late to thank himl" said Fanny,
with clasped hands and beaming eyes,
turning to her lover. You are sure he
is gone, Mrs. Olney
Yes, sure. He took the early stage
coach to be in time for to-day's ocean
steamerr'
"Vanished ike the beniGcont spirit Of
one of our fairy tales, Fanny" said Har-
ry Martyr, smiling. "But our prayers
and gratitude will follow him-that at
least he cannot run away from
Fanny did not answer-she was think
ing of her strange travelling companion
of the day before.
The riddle was solved
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NO.39.
Moral suasiop.


THERE is nothing like moral suasion. It
has grown to be a great and controlling insti-
tuition. The best example Of the same occur
red in San Francisco recently.
An acquaintance Of ours was junior partner
and occasional salesman in firm whose busi-
ness it was to sell 6sh-hoOls, cod-Enes, ropes
ends and other odds and ends. One day o
John Chinaman, followed by train of about
ten of bis countrymen, ranged tandem fash
ion, entered the establishment, and after peer
ing around for few seconds exclaimed:
"Cotton seine twine-got him ?"
Yes was the answer.
" How much take ?"
zone dollar a poundl"
"Uml give fifty eentsT'
"Get outl" sad the junior partner, With
menacing gesture, and John Chinaman depart
ed followed by bis tail and countrymen.
The train passed the door several times and
at length re-entered. John looking around
as though he had never been there before,
again inquired:
"Cotton seine twine-got him?7
"Yes."
"How much take2n
One dollar a pound
uni give seventy-fve cents"
Get outl" cried the excited partner, and
the Chinese population departed as before
The wild geese procession paraded past a
few times and re-eutered The spokesman,
after gazing around some, lifted up his voice
a third time, and he spoke
"CottOn seine twine-got him2"
"Yes?D
How much take p
The salesman whispered to Patrick, the
porter, to hand him clever. This had, he
grasped the astonished john Cbinamau with
his left hand, and raising his clever with the
right, exclaimed:
One dollar a pound!o
John gave one look at the clea7er, another
at the face of the salesman, and yelled out:
4 take one hundred pounds n
The bargain was thereupOn closed. So
much for moral suasion.
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and putting it into the hands Of SPECTATORS
to buy arms, &C. They return about ten per
cent of the gross amount placed in their hands
in arms and army supplies, and pocket the
balance, while the poor soldiers go faIf fed
and clothed. This is only one Of the many
ways in which the poor soldiers are being
flched in the oOnfederacy.
Flour is now selling in Texas at s52; salt
u to I5.eents per h., corn meal, S3. to $3, so
per bushel coffee, SO to $3.50 per h., tea
$40 to s12 per h., and other =necessaries of
life in propotion.
Two hundred thousand beeves have been
sent from Texas since the rebellion, and yet
they are plentiful, showing the natural adapta-
ton of the soil of Texas to grazing. Cattle
are still being sent from the State to the
Southern army. It is not known by what
route
Mr.. K. represents that the inhabitants on
the western and northwestern borders were
in a state Of constant alarm for fear of renew
ed depredations by the Indians Many out
RACES have already been committed on help
less women and children by the Camanches
The condition of this class Of the Texan po-
pulation must be INDECENT and deplorable in
the extreme, sons, husbands and brothers be-
ing far away in the army, leaving the care Of
large families and estates in the hands of the
women alone.
Mr.. kirkpatrick escaped from the hands Of
the rebels on the 18th of August, 1862, after
repeated attempts He is an uneomprOmis-
ing Union man, He is here to recover his
vessel and her cargo, which was taken as a
prize by the Kensington when he regained
his libeaty. In consideration Of the service
he rendered in the breaking up Of the rebel
nest at Sabine, he richly deserves what he
asks Of the government
Sam Houston is an unboubted Uuion man.
His son was forced into the Southern army,
and wounded in one of the engagements. He
is regarded with suspicion by ali the rebel
sympathizers. To illustrate the little respsct
that is paid the "Liberator of Texas by
Texans, he had occasion one day to visit Sa-
bine, and on entering the dining room Of the
hotel found all the chairs at the table occupi-
ed by rebel officers, and not even waiter or
an officer showed him the common courtesy
of endeavoring to provide him place at the
table. He left the room chagrined and NOR
tifed, to await the second table