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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
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beiayette chapter, No. u, *. NJ.
TIVE installation Of The Officers elect Of Lafayette
. Chapter, 70. II. Royal Arch Masons. viii take
place at the Presh, lefan Church on Thursday the
le.h Of December. al O'Clock, p. NJ.
Al compinion Royal Arch Ma-ons aud the public
are respectfully invited.
c. r PARISH. Secretary.
November a5,h. 4, l.. 5s6s, A. .. ls6s. 22-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02

DIED. u hi. place. Ons,he 81 ui., Mrs. MARY
O. NASH. widow Of The lat. Judge Nash, 10 the sl,h
year Of her sss. ions life Of dp,cysa 10 God. 10
HIS Church and 10 He cause spiri, Of beneyoDe, &C
which nia,erea ~ ihr wssis and susilrine. sf 9th.
er.. chsrie'rised n rems-k able degree ,h. servant
Of God, this msiher in Isrsei. Ia all the domestic
and socisl rrIaians d life she was sHecionsie. kind
a"d tender; cheering. encouraging and suslaining
'bnse sreu ID her, ~ her cheerful .pi, wise counsel
ani haly stanpr, and when hsr mission Of duty was
accomplished gently d.se.ndcel into u, vale OF wears
leaning ON the sa.ioer in whom she had 80 long
trusted. and ike shock Of corn fully lipe, was
gathered into the garner Of God While we deeply
~ nrsihizs rnh hr her,ssed and al ieied family, for
snly those wiz have passed through the same deep
Satets fully en.sr into The feelings Of bereavea
and descIsie hearts. Ne DO sorrow % those ~th.
%. hape bu, with lie full assurance that our loved
on'- sas sleep IN Jesus. have gone he forever ap
~ viii the Lord, and iha, in the morning Of lhe
resurrection vii ssske in inmprial beauty, and Inn
nsrial y.uih. May ihesr precious spss and promi.
Of nv Gospel. sss,sin and comfort us under The
many stii'cli,e and htsrtIending dispenssiions Of
God's providence, which IS individuals aud 40 a
church We have experienced, and lead US 10 labor
Earnestly ior lhsl res, which cn,aeth for Tie
Ptcpie q God"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber having qualified at November
a Tenn Of Orange County Court, 1858, s- Admi.
nistratcr on the estate Of ANDERSON COLE, de.
ceased hereby gives notice 10 I'll persons having
CLAIMS against the estate, 10 present them within the
time prescribed By law. or this notice will be plead
in bar Of their recovery. Persons indebisd to said
estate are requesied TO make speedy payment.
THOMAS WILSON, Admir-.
December 23-3up
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02

IMPORTANT SALE
AT Hlllsborongh, on the 18th Dec. 1868.
. Emo LIS. sweeds apd English lion.
~,OoN 20 gallons Vanish,
= Cottage Bedsfeads. large size,
Sgross Bed Screws,
sduzsn Mil Saw Files.
2. dozen Hand Saw Files,
ssets Iron ASles for Wagons,
3G0 lbs White Lead,
sDore. Window Glass, sIlo. IoIIa, 1915.
300 lbs. Hoop Iron,
boxes Mahogany veniep, for Bureaus and
Wsrdrcbss,
30 lbs. excellent Glue.
Some agon Chains
One hne syrup Mil. three Rollers.
Wood scre~s, Sand Papei, &c. &c.
Tenas 81 sale, cash
Any Of the above articles can be traded for pri-
vaiely until The day Of sale.
GEORGE BISHOP.
December 2. %
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AAeh - oaih"c Lbusbs wv lou,
A Novemher 7ih. 1868. 5
wsHERKAs, II hsih pleased the Grand Master Of
the Celestial Lodge above call from labor 10 re-
treatment" our ssttsmed brother, LEWIS III. Erw-
TON. In the meridian efiiie: Therefore. fs48 f#s
Resofred. l,,. THAI We cherish his memory,i ie
hs virtues and ssfue To meet HIM assn.
I'd. Thu, while we deeply feel the loss Of ON
whose purity Of life shed constant usre on our in
sthutitn by exempfyins its principles ystve cheer
fully submit. satisfied thai his lsI'om have been ap
proved and his spir, has gone To- is eternal reward.
81. That We offer the friends Of our deceased bro
ther our sincere sympathy. alE M4sHa
i'h That We wear the usual badge a. mourning
for thirty days. .I4l asLGh Z ~
sth. That copy Of these resolutions be sen, ts
the brother Of the deceased. his nearest surviving
relative. and to the hisboroush Recorder Tor publ
cation. ,ffan 4eE4t Dos & - u
J.R. HUTCHINs. , slga4 50
SOLOMON Pool, Committee.
A. !. MeDADE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
CONFEDERATE TAX.

4 WILL attend with the Assessors for this Diarisi.
al the following times and places in the county,
for the purpose of collecting the listed Tax:
At White Cross. on Monday, 23d November, ,ses.
g Thomas J. Cstes's, on Tuesday the Gath.
!" j. w. Miles's, on "Wednesday the 26th.
q Cedar Grove, on Thursday the goth.
Hllsborough, on Friday, Saturday and Monday
the 9Th, 2Sih and 30lh.
!" Tolar's, on Tuesday the Isl of December
Csldwel on Wednesday the Cd.
q Red Mountain. on Thursday The Sd. :.
Mangums Store. on Friday the Alb.
Lipseombs, on saturday ihe 9Th.
Durhsms. on Monday and Tuesday, ths N,
and 9Th.
!" Gunter's, on "Wednesday the 9th.
. Chapel Hill on Thursday and Friday, The iaA
and llih.
Thomss Longs. on Saturday the 18th.
Notice is hereby given, that the above Taxes nsst
be paid within The time limited BY law, ether~ns -
psnses imposed will be enforced.
A. MiCKLE,
District Collector for Orange Co
oeioeef 1i' lE-lN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
SITUATION WANTED.

"A sOUTHERNOR, WIN has had several Yeas
experience 10 reaching Ancien, Languages and.
Mathematics. desires a situation for next year In
come Academy in North Carolina. He will begin
his School whenever desired. For particulars, adj
dress "Tereher" Bethel Hill P. o., Person county,.
NC.
November II. 20-Sw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
CONFEDERATE TAX LIST.

V5'HE assessors will be in IIIsborsus ION Monday
mi Iueyday, December 2lst and 22d. to receive
no lists Of Tax in Kind, neat cattle, Horses and
Mules, from such as hsye.net listed
y. NJ 9; STR. STROUD, assessors.
Will attend with The assessors 10 HiIIsborough
me above named days, 10 collect The TAXES
heretofore listed from oil persons ihsi have moi paid.
aie hal ane lae penalty prescribed BY law will be
enforced A. MEkl. ~ M, 81
December "a. ID % ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
BY rAE GOVERNOR OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
A PRn,I AMAIIQN

WHEREAs. u becomes ehrstizn people under
w all cleunssssnres 10 acknowledge the slprfln.
tending cats and sovereignty q Ain shty God, and
especially 10 esalsss eur lrsn.sressipns snd huab.
rcsseisss before Hts chasirnlng hand 10 seasons u
afiietian ami calamity.
nov therefore. |. ZEBIILoN D. VANCE, 80.
serEor 81 the state Of North Carolina, moved BY
these eorsdersiIss, as alec by the requests II The
General Assembly and to concur IN the ac'lon OF
olhsi Southern States do issue this nv proclamation
settiug spatt fhunjsy the 10Th day " December
next. ass day Of Fasting, Humiliation aud Prayer
earnestly requesting it, observance by al tie
good people OF the Stale; thst all worldly employ.
mens be suspended, and that al Ministers and
Clereymen VI whatsoever denomination, wiIl open
their Churches. sns assembling their congregations,
make earnest and ievant suppicaiOns unto God that
He will stay His wrath which has been heavy upsn
us, and especisy. that lie may in His wisdom, OPEN
the way for The speedy restoration Of peace 10 out
desoIated land. on such terms as viii best promote
HI. glory sni beth ,he spiritual spd temporal welfare
Of Ms ereatsfes.
~, Ia testimony whereof, j, ZEBpLox b.
3L.S. YAssn. Gsvernor. Csp,ain-Gene al and
~ CommanJer.in Chief hath sci nv hand
and cauS he Ftsa, seal ~ the State % be affixed.
Done Your Cir " Raleigh on the 30lh day Of
November. A. d., 1865. z. b. VANCE.
r. n. BArrLs, ia,
Private Secretary.
December ID 23-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
NOTICE.

HAVING, at November Term. 1868, If Orange
oouniy Court, qualified as Administrator upon
inc estate o. y. G. GARRARD, deceased, notice il
hereby given 70 oil persons indebted to make pay
inenl' am az having claims to present ihem or this
notice willie pleaded In bar Of recovery.
SALE.
4 VIII. sell on the Gs,l DAY Of December. seq
40 hIllsborouga.a good set Of CARPENTERS
TOOLS, belonging 10 The deceased.
JOHN w. GARRARD, Admir-.
December I'd. 23-swn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02

u will leave for The Army Of Virginia on
Tues4isy the 18th Of December next. Persons de-
sfons sending hoxes, &C., 10 the soldiers viii
please have them at the depot- at Marlborough, Dus-
hah's Worthwhile or Raleigh, bn the, day bsfers,
weighed and marked.
- WALTER A. THOMPSON,
State Agent
u Greensborough Patriot please copy until that
lime. Ygfstt N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
Horses and Mules for Sale.

Horses and Mules for Sale,
ytH q subscriber offers for sale several yalusSN
work and brood MARES, and pair of No srs
Mules Among them is very line Hooded MARE,
that has an excellent Morgan COLT, which willie
sold with the mare. Apply TO
1 H. L. OWEN.
/ Hlllsberough, Nov. IS. b.
/ " Standard aad Progress please cory isur ,imss
and send hill. g4tTs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
GOVERNMENT WHEAT.

O IIIt-N MINI w IIII1H 4.
rlsHE subscriber is authorized to receive the Tths
= of WHEAT in this county. and to give receipts
therefor. This arrangement will be- convenience
TO The armersin his neighborhood, and they are rs-
quested 70 bring it in IS soon convenient.
ALLEN BROWN.
November llth. Pa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02

THE ASSESSORS for Orange Gouniy viii .
tend Al he above tunes and places. With the Dsu&a
Collector for the purpose Of assessing the Tax in Esl
On Wheat. oa,s. Rye, Gers. Sweet and Irish Pa
toes Peas and Beans. Wool, Cured Mar ana HsS~
der, e.. DC.
Persons Interested ore requested 10 NE, - =
shove, viii stslemsnt oftheir na.srsa cSsps, susst
produced, &C.
II. N. C. srRouD.
d. a. Angler.
k,@A
osesbsf sisA IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-02
WE ARE RECEIVING,

WE ARE RECEIVING.
Enf lie. Cut Tseks, ., 10 and - "a
Wv 400 lbs Black Pepper and spios.
600 he, CoGee and Sugar,
~ liz. English Mustard,
eco lbs Extract Of Logwood ,ni Blss sssss,
20 I've. Cream Tartar,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
5000 gross white and black Hooks ana Eyss
900 yaSds Calico;
goo sards English RIPS.
200 yards Black English Merine.
30 yards Brown French Mefino,
80 yards Tan
10 3atds fawn
80 yards Clafrt
boo yards Csco Ertn EnsSsh,
500 yards Beaehed Coitons
loo gross Black Velvet Buttons.
100 gross Black silk
100 gross Fancy
so gross BugIe Gimps,
100 gross Fancy Hs,iers prsid, ae.
30 gross Black and Sold Gimps,
Zoe gross Black Lasting Buissn4.
Jaconet Muslin,
100 Cotton handkerchief,
400 yards Black Cambria,
100 lbs. Powder, assorted,
5e,ooo Caps, and shst
II. N. BROWN 4 CO
Nevcmhss IS. "a
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-04
ruH1lsHEp DAILY BT
EDGAR SNOW DEN, IN.
nzy~ (}FFTCE-No. 1OA King street. o2or
s.6rs,g, formerly French's) Book store.

( ;<,s;s IfornzerIy French's) Book store
VIZ. f. Richstein, q bookseller on I'ennayi-
vapia avenue, III Washington, was arrested
and brought before the Provost Marshal yes
yarday, charged with using reasonable Ian
enage. lie was sent to the Old Capitol.
It's understood that Commodore Lardner
Is 70 supersode Commodore Wilkes in com
uand Of the feet in the West Indies. His
rank will be that Of Acting Rear Admiral,
ike that Of all she officials who are IN ocu
mand Of fleets
True bills have been found against Craig,
be torger who recently attempted TO operate
SO extensively on Philadelphia and Washing
ton bankers.
The National Canal Convention assembled
at Chicago yesterday morning. Mayor {, j.
Ei!ley, Of St. Louis, was chosen temporary
Chairman. Bishop Simpson offered prayer,
after which Dr.. Brainard, Of Chicago in be-
half Of the Board Of Trade delivered al ad
dress. No further business Was transacted
except the appointment Of committee to rs
port permanent organization
A boat expedition from the blockading feet
81 Mobile, recently destroyed blockade run
:aor under the guns Of Fort Morgsn
The Washington Chronicle says For
some months it has been the intention Of the
authorities TO organize the employees Of the
Quartermaster' Department into companies.
and 20 that end com plate list Of muster rolls
aas been prepared, embracing the entire force
Of the department. presided over By General
Ruckor, and has been signed BY che jIupromptu
soldiers, Yesterday large number Of mus.
let's Were received from the Arsenal for the
purpose Of drill.
t is reported that on Tuesday morning
.he Confederates we're strengthening their
picket lines along the Rappahannock, Col.
~Ac5ooy' cavalry are in the vicinity Of Fairfax
~:o-rc House, hovering along the Fedora! lines.
lSisv TWO oonl anies Of the negro regiment
aow Being formed in Washington have been
a:o2tared into the service. It was thought
.. Gae commencement Of The work that bri~
5ad2 would be formed by this time
The operations against Port Hudson have
caused alI the troops to be removed from the
1ache country, which leaves that section open
once more to the occupation Of the Confede-
!Qto2
Zen. Roseorans has ordered al officers Of
{oa Confederate army ROW held as prisoners,
22d Who may hereafter be captured in battle,
. De placed in close confinement and strongly
guarded None will be paroed or exchanged.
Dr. John ". Ramsey was on Monday taken
. Baltimore, charged with being spy. He
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-04
Il has been determined yo accept tElo y;5ig-
.,9t;cr,c af r : s,fff;.rr, ~ the field .fa3iY7Is

il At&o DSs-il ACttIiAaie&t u ~ I+.c |2Sc
u2tiona Of &. s. Officers II the field cias5rolls
of leaving active service and resogting 70 the
plea Of disability, SO tag as 20 release The officer
from field service and transfer him to the In
valid Corps. 1t is thought tha; this gill check
designations Oh this questionable plea
4 report has come by way Of Alatamoras,
that Gen. Sam Houston is running as s cano!-
date for Governor on the Lone Star ticket.
His plan is to re-establish the ''Republ5c of
Texas. The report IS doubted.
In the case Of the Berks County, Pa, ar-
rests, for resisting the draft, uniting with
digloyaL society, &C., tbs Commissioner, alter
argument, discharged Messys. Reed, Seldle
and Muthart. Phi]bert and Ozemender, who
had attended the meetings, were held il $1,000.
Dr.. Iliig, having acted as secretary, was held
in ST, 500 bail, and Haber il! 5000 bail, 10 all
swer at court.
\. ?. HalIoweI son Of Morris L. Hsl!oWel!,
OF Philadelp pbia: who it was stated had gone TO
Port Royal S, G., as Lieietenant-Coone! OF
the Fitty-fourth Massachusetts (coIored) Reg
inaont, did not sail With them, having previ~
o11sly received his commission as colonel Of The
Fiffty-ffth Massachusetts, Regiment also col
ored, and which Is now ii camp near Roston,
and numbers shout six hundred men. Id
ward Haloweli, s younger brother, VINO was
Major in the FiIty-tour1h, has assumed the
Lieutenant Colonelcy c5 the same, and sailed
with the regiment.
The gunboat Cincinnati: sunk at Vicksburg
on the 26th ult., by The Confederate batteries
was an iron clad steamer Of 5l2 tons, and
mounting thirteen guns, and Was considered
one of the best T4asals # the Mississppi Squad
ron,
The difficulty which has existed Tor souoe
time between Generals Hunter and Foster
will be adjusted in a manner satisfactory 70
both, by the auchorisies in Washington.
General Saxtoa goes back with dispatches for
General Hunter. Thestatenoent that Gen Il.
has been relieved is without foundation.
i nan named Hugh Dorian has been ar
rested in Chicago for pouring boiling water On
bis wife while she was sleeping IN bed, and OF
subsequently, beating and n1altrea5ing her n
brutal manner.
The Democratic Peace Convention met at
New York yesterday, Fernando Wood was
the principal speaker. The resolutions declare
that under the Constitution there is no power
to coarce the States by military force, and that
the war is contrary to the Constitution and
should be put an end TO. They therefore pro-
pose suspension Of hostilities and The call OF
convention to SETTLE the manner Of the re-
construction Of the contending sections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-04

The Washington Republican f&yors the a>~
plicatiou TO the Secretary Of the Treasury,
''by tho loyal merchants and business lacn Of
Alexandria 10 nave The coInnlcrola! and block
ade restrictions upon that pert removed, = Il
goes OH to say it is claimed, that dsloyaI ,oer
oE,ants of Washington are permitted 10 carry
on an unrestricted trade, while loyal merchants
Of Alexandria ca2,EloL legally import an articsa
Without long and '5l!atoGy process through
both the War and Treasury Departments tor
3 special permit.
Same OF the Northern popers have re
Gently quoted what they said Was re-
mark Of Biz. Seward 70 LORD Lyons in
relation IL the rrescs by order OF the Executive
government OF the &. 5, 10 this effect -" NJ e
Lord. ! can touch bell on my right hand, and
order the arrest Of citizen ;f Ohio; Lean touch
the bell again and order the imprisonment Of &
citizen Of New York, and no power on earth,
except rnat OF the President can release them
Can the Queen Of England do as much p
The inquiry has been started ii the sauna
sources, where did Mr.. S. say or write this 2
and rLs Cincinnati Gazette answers tour
contemporary, by referring TO LORD l4yons, dis
patch 20 Earl Russell, detailing a conversation
With 3Lr. Seward, dated November Il, 1861
published in the Parliamentary Blue Book,
and oouiad into the NeW York Times Of
March /, 1862, viii ind the extract above
alluded 80,
The NeY York correspondent q the Phil
alephia Inquirer says: Oar Democratic 'ClcF
Government seems to he anxious 30 p1oyoka B
collision with the Federal military authority
and if they keep ON, it is just possible they
may be gratiGod Thus, The Board Of council.
rsacrl have adopted q resolution, directing The
Street Commissioner to cause the Park Bar
racks TO be razej and removed from tha pub
lie grounds forthwith, for the reason that
those barracks have ceased TO be used for The
purposes they were originally intended for and
are st present devoted 70 the unlawful inca rcera.
siou Of citizens BY tEla Provost Guard. The
Street Commissioner IS specially charged with
the duty Of carrying the order into effect. The
Board Of Aldermen have yet to concur IN the
resolution, and aa that body are all OF the same
uav of thinking With the Coancl)men en- al:
irnoatiye vote is looked for 81 their meeting
m THURSDAY night Some are OF opinion,
bovaver that even In that case the Street
{ f,ornrn;ssioner, Mr. Cornell, albeit Democrat
a1sn, will think twice before he proceeds 10 ouas
fhp troo ,s fron yhe Barracks. 1t would be
al eninantly perilous experiment.
At the annual meeting Of the British and
Eore;on Anti Slavery Society lr London On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-04

At the annual meeting Of the British and
Foreign Auti-SlaYery Society lr London on
tha 22d ult., il was s.atsd that Lord Brough-
~, had declined to take the chair, on the
oround that such a course was inconsistent With
fhe neutrality which every one ought TO OBJ
aarca in the contest now going on in America.
1 letter from Lieutenant James Entwisle.
acting adiutant Of the Sixth New York regi-
u7ent (s'Billy' Wilson'S Zouaves,) dated 1T
New Orleans on the 23d ult,, announces that
that regiment was to leave New Orleans on
the 25th Of May on It's return to New YORK.
The regiment has been in service Two years.
and is to return, With SIX hundred nea.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCI
INCE.

An assocl alton under the above
title was authorized by an act Of
the last Congress. The mem
bers named in the act met in New
York on the 22nd Of April, and
organized the association.
The act provides that the Ac-
ademy shall not consist OF more
than fifty members; that it shall
hold an annual me etlng, and that
it "shall whenever called upon
by any department Of the Cove
ment, investigate, examine. OK
pertinent and reportupon any sub
jet Of science or art, the actual
exp@nse OF such Investigations,
examinations, experiments and
reports, to be paid from appro-
priations which may be made Tor
the purpose, but the Academy
shall receive no compensation
for any services to the govern
ment Of the United States
The Academy resolved to form
the two following classes:
/. Mathematics and Physics.
2. Natural History.
The members join whichever
class and section they choose.
The classes are subdiyided as fol-
lows:
A Glass CT MATHEMATICS AND
PHYsIcs.-Sections: J. Mathe
mates; 2 Physics; g. Astrono-
my, Geography, and Geodesy;
4. Mechanics; 3. Chemistry.
b. Glass OF NATURAL I1Isro-
RY.--Sections: J.. Mineralogy
and Geology; 2. Zoology; 3.
Botany; a Anatomy; >. Eth
nology.
The following officers were
chosen:
President-Alex. Dallas Bache,
Washington, d. &.
Vice President--J. ID. Dana,
New Haven, Conn.
Foreign Secretary-L. Agassiz,
Cambridge, Mass.
Home Secretary--W. Gibbs,
n. 7.
Treasurer-F. Rogers, Phila-
delphia, Pa.-CiR. Ga,ctte
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
HORRIBLE BARBARtTS OF
UISDM.ty.
OBSERVER.

The intense and refined fiend-
ishness of the treatment that
Union men at the South receive
from their rebel enemies, is un-
surpassed in any story OF barbar-
Gus ages. At Little Rock, Ark,
lived a numerous body of Union
men, praying for sight of the
old flag and day of deliverance,
as none ever prayed save the
men OF Leyden. They met
nightly in ce!lars--had their Sc
crct grips and pass-w ords--and
with all the heroisn OF martyrs,
bore suspicion. taunts, threats,
aid violence, untiinching in their
resolution never TO enter the reb-
ell ranks alive. When Hindman
occupied Little Rock in force,
twenty seven OF the men were ar
rested and imprisoned on suspi-
cion--their wors. enemy aceus-
ing them of an overt act againSt
the rebel government.
One day their wives, children,
parents, brothers and sisters were
invited by Eindman's order to
come and visit them. Their
dungeon doors were opened, and
arm in arm with their rejoicing
families thew were suffered 10
wander under guard about the
town and in the fields. The
bright sunlight and sweet air of
this unwonted freedom intoxicat-
ed them into credulity. Thew
and the dear ones from whom
they had been so long sundered,
were felicitating themselves with
the hope OF permanent liberty,
and flncied that the tiger Hind
man had forgotten his taste for
blood. Just at he limits of the
towa he officer IN command