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H. S. & L., FILLMORE,
Tfs sT.AIRRENCF KANSAS II


T AWRENCE ia live town. and b. s. & l..
IL FILLMORE keep large assortment of DRY
GOODS.
r AWRENCE is the point TO trade at. aud the
IL DryGoods House Is
a. s. 4 L. FILLMORE.
T AWRENCE means to do the trade Of South.
IL ern Kansas, and the frst to solicit that trade
are q. s. 4 L. FILLMORE.
IL and e. s. 4 L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them.
T AwRENCE can sell Dry Goods as oheao ns
mean to do it.
II s.. L. FILLMORE buy aOSds.- moi.
H. withstanding the War, and they mean TO
sell Goods SO it will be to every mans advantage
to call and purchase.
!" 8. & L. FILLMORE are up with The
LIZ times and mean 70 sell Dry Goods % sT-
cry man; woman and child who looks to bis or
her own interest and calls TO buy them.
I" s. & L. FILLMORE invite all coming 10
H. Lawrence, to call and see their large stock
of staple Dry Goods. IA
II S. & L. FILLMORE cell only for CASH
I'll. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust.
H. Dry Goods, Ladies' and ChildFen's Shoes
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions.
" S. & L. FILLMORE have just received
II. o new stock of all kinds of Dry Goods
from New York, so that it puts the capacity Of
their large store to the test TO bold them. Hence
they say, Pile in your money and they will pile
QUE the Goods suddenly.
II. S. d l.. FILLMORE.
I
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Governor Carney has received authority
from the War Department to raise another
cavalry regiment in Kansas. aoithout linsit as
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Those of our farmer friends who raise
wool and cotton. of course will want cards
in manufacturing their rolls. Hurst b as
just the articles they need. both cotton and
wool cards, which be sells cheap
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WE. Baker few days ago exhibited in
'this place stalk ofoats. the head alone of
which was eighteen inches long. William
says it is only fair specimen of what he
has in his field.
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Any person having knowledge Of the where
abouts of any Of the above named 6eserters, are
requested to Immediately report the same to this
employ. refuse to deliver up deserter, will be
considered having violated the provisions of the
enrolment act, and will be sunmarily arrested
and punished. vito a. r. BANKS
Capt. and Provost Marshal District of Kansas
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Government teams from Humboldt have
been in this vicinity during the past week,
buying corn at sizty cents per bushel. Per
haps farming don't pay in this country.
GTumblers will make a note .ET
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We in Lyon county are having plenty of
rain, nowadays. The ground is we'll
soaked; and the crops are blooming d 4
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Hoos.-ScOres of hogs daily perambulate
our streets. greatly to the disgust of every
lover ofcleaDliness and decency. Nobody's
garden or dooryard is exempt from their
visits, when they take notion to ''break
through and steal" And this is not all.
They get into the fields adjoining town, and
do much damage by destroying grain, grow
ing crops, etc. A few days since we noticed
a field of oats that lay in the shock. which
was nearly all destroyed by those pests.
Now, what is to be- done in. such cases?
True. there is hog law on the statute book,
but its provisions are but little better than
worthless. ItpFovides that hogs running
at large may be taken up, and fed at the
owners expense, he to pay small fue, &c,
&c. But who cares TO do this. when corn
is worth 40 to 50 cts Per bushel, and pork
some or cts. per pound? The truth is
the hog law amounts to butyery little; and
a better way to get rid of these public nui
sances would be for every owner of hogs.
which are now. running at large, to take
them out of the streets, and either keep them
penned or let some farmer who has plenty
of corn) fatten them ION the shares. II
those of our citizens who have hogs in the
streets would do something of the sort, they
would confer public blessing and abate a
most abominable nuisance
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The Board Of Commissioners will meet
one week from next Monday, as Board Of
Equalization. See notice
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Hauford wants jour-, and offers large
wages, See advertisement o. arnoa
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DIED:

June SIst, near Madison, Greenwood county
Mrs, ELIZABETH, wife of William Martindale,
aged about IS years. lgf .a-f s..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. from every name and
kind of Saleratus except the Chemical Sal
-sratus. This is the kind to use on every oc-
casion. For sale by all wholesale grocers in
Chicago. .o ~
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For Sale.
Found.

4 POCKET BOOK. Theowner can have the
n same by calling at ]. E. PERLEY'S store,
proving property. and paying charges.
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EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. ST0RRS. PRoPRIEroH.
THE Enveling.pubiie can be well cared for sG
4 this House, on the most reasonsbIe terms.
Coed Sta6hns connected With the House. gI4
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G. N. Simcock. of Council Grove. is
paying As aud So cts. for corn-cash.
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ThsTeWih be preaching IN. ths Christian
church Tomorrow forenoon at IL o'clock,
by Elder e iAlsoSiu the evening by Elder
Brown.
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See advertisement, Of cattle and mare fol
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE 1
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The thrashing machines are now busy.
Wheat is turning out poorly. Remember.
however. you that feel blue. .that.it is not
owing TO any deficiency in our land-Dide
the 80 and 80 bushels FER acre of last year.
Many fields. notwithstanding the freeze
last fall. gave promise of good yield un-
til about a week ortwo before cutting. when.
on account of the wet weather.. The wheat
rusted, and in some instances sprOuted
badly.
Since whiting the above. We have learned
that the wheat in seine parts of the county,
on the ridges, turns out fair yield. Some
fields on Coal and Eagle creeks, were moi
much injured BY the, damp weather.
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Road Commissioner Sutherland has had a
gang ofhands at work on Fifth avenue. dur
ing the week, raising the grade and fitting
it for travel The bridge over the lavine
in ghat.street is; alec being completed, and
will probably be ready for use soon. This
is~a much needed improvement, as the mud
hole in that vicinity has always been good
deal of a nuisance to those crossing there,
Mr. Sutherland will have the thanks of the
travelling public.
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y
We learn that S. G. Brown will in few
days start for ST. Louis. to purchase a
cardiug machine, which himself and Mr..
John Fowler will put in o-eration in En-
pOria. It is intended to purchase one of
sufficient capacity to meet the wants, not
only Of Lyon county. but Of all the sur
rounding counties. This viii be good news
to our wool growers, who have heretofore
been obliged to go to Missouri, TO get their
wool carded.2 @rsL;u6 bHa sao
Mr.. Brown will also purchase. while in
St. Louis. bell for the Christian church
inethis place. TIA seeoa 4aa E41
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HEADQ'Rs PRovosT MARsHAL's QERIcE.l
DIsTRICT OF KARsAs,
LEAvENwoETH CRY, June 90, 1863
OF DIES ERTERS from the First Regi
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Notice of Publication

BY his Attorneys, Smith 8 Montgomery.
$3.50 Si04O
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-14
a snerlcass ~ e OrelgVa -
Il. H. EDDY,
CnT JfrIyyrnFp on ID 1SJrENT TrI,

Late Agent of L ) Patent OG1ce Washington, sn6,r
the Act OF 1897.
!6 state street, opposite Kilby st., Boston,
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?6 state street, opposite KiIby st., Boston,
FTEN an extensive practice OF upwards Of ftwenO
A Years Patents the United States
also Great Britain France and other foreign couN
Caveats Sepcifcations Assignments, snd all Pa
pets or Drawings for Patents, executed on Oera terms
and with despatch Researches made INTO American 0i
Foreign Works todetetmne the validity or utility of Pc
tents nventons,-and legal her advieerendered
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims OF
any Patent iu rnshed by remitting One Dollar Assigr
The Agency is 1t onIy the largest iG New England
but through il inventor adv" utages fc securing
patents Of asCertanng the paentasity Of inventions
passedby, f not ysuperoro any which
siven nrove that none ia MORE SUCC CEssFUL AT THE
PATENT OPFiCEthanthe sbbsc rihet and as > uCCEsS
IL THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABlL
ITY he would he has abundant reason obeheve
and ca prove, that other office of the knd are the
charges for professoua services moderate The i'm
menseI qotice of the subscriber durug twenty years
past, has nabled him to accumulate vast collection
specifications aud official decisions relative to patents
The Sc hse library of legal and mechan
cal works and tullaccouns Of patents granted In ths
United md Europe render him able, beyond ques
tiOn to etfer uperior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington, TO procure
patent and the usual great delay here are mere save
enventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy of the mos capable asd sHe
eesVut eitioners with whom have had ofhc' inter
course.
CHAs. MASON" CommisstOnsr Of Patent!
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
secure FOR them early and favorable consideration
al the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
" Mr. r. II, Eddy has made for me THlRTEFN appli
cations on of which patents have been grant
ed, a nd that one is now pending. Such unmistakabs
proof ot great talent and ability his part leads me to
recommend all inventors to apply to him to procure theh
patents they may be sure of having the most ialthu
attention bestowed their and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN ThGGhhI.|
During eight months, the subscibeI in course OF MS
large Practice made, twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de
cided In his favor, by The Commissioner OF Patess
K. H. EDDY
Poste1. =. ISS2 vi IL
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CROO WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL. DIX
DCOO if failing TO cure in less time than any other
physician, eectually and permenanty, with less
straint from occupation fear of exposure to all
Gather, with safe and pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DIS0R 0ERS
Mercura Affections Eruptions and all Diseases of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimples
the face Swellings OF the Joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in Youth, and the
more advanced, of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
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OIL CLOTH CARPETS

In wide sheets and widthsin the beautiful ei
amled finish the desirable and elegant goods m &C
for sale at manufactures p,ices by the NEW ENGLAN
CARPET CONPANY, 10 Hanover ST. Boston. ONE PRit
Asp Cash sYsTEN sTAIoTLY ADHERED TO.
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A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIE IENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO Will REFLECT


A class Of malades prevail TO fearful extent in com
munity doomng least 100000 youth of both sexes
nually to carly grave. Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations
symptoms are Nervous Debility, RelaXHG and
haustion; Msra,mus or wasting aut assumption Of
the tissues OF The whole body short breathing
or hurried breathing ascending hillor q flight of
stairs, great pal taton OF the Heart Asthma, Bron-
chitis and Sore lhrOat shaking Of the Hands AID
Limbs, aversion to society and to cuisines study
GImness CT bye ST. sAt; loss % Memory DiZZn Of
the lead Neura!alc Pans various parts of the body
Pains il The Back or Limbs; iumb1go, Dyspepsia or
lndigestionj irreguarty o. the bowels deranged sec
tion5 OF tue Kidneys and other glands OF the body
LeucorEh9 or Fleur Alou5, &c Llkew se Epilepsy,
ii ysera and Nervous Spasms.
Now, IN ninety nine cases out Of every one hum
dred all the above named disorders, and host o
offers not named, sCOnsumpticn of the Lungs, and
that most insidlous and willy form OF Consumption Of
the Spinal Nerve known Tabes Dorsales and Ia bes
meseherlc4 have their seat ana origin IN diseases OF
The Pelvic Flscera. Hence the want OF the
part OF the old school practice in treating symptoms
only
DR.. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
Eygenlc Institution is engaged i'll treating tins
class of modern maladies with the most astonishing
success. The treatment adopted by the Institution is
new IS Da5ed upon scientific principles, with neWll
discovered remedies, without minerals poison. The
their homes in any part OF the country, from accurate
@cTiptlons other case. by letter and lave the med
cines sem them by mail express. Printed interrog
atorles Will be forwarded on application.
u Consumption, Catarrh ana diseases of the throat
cuted as well at the homes Of patents the lnsu
ton by sending the Cold hedicated nhaling Balsamic
Napols with inhaler, and ample directions for their use
ana direct correspondence.
9TPatients applying for interrogatories or advice,
must mclose return stamps to meet attention
99 ne attending physician will be found at the In
sttution for consultation, from A. NJ. to T. M, OF
each day. Sundays, 10 the tersnoon Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE.
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic In tue, auC
Physician for Dseasesof the h art, Throat
Lungs, 80 Fllth street, Toy, New York.
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GIVE III ONE FAIR TRIAL,

And if you do not find it TO be all IL ia recommended
go back to the Agent and get the
MON REF u N ED!
This offer is made, knowing that what this medicine has
done in thousands of cases, it will do again.
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THIS work Of high moral tone written in chaste
L yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
IANs especially detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for cure.
II will be sent by Mail receipt of TWO (9) cent
STAMPS.
GJ- PARENTS AND GUARDIANs fail not to send and
obtain this book.
U5- YOUNG MEN! Fail not to send and get this book
D7- LADIES! You too, should at once secure a copy
Of this book,
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CARPETS AT WHOLESALE.
ROYAL. VELVET.

AND MEDALLION CARPETS the finest things out for Par
lore and Drawing Rooms for sale by the
3. NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY.
rs Hanover Street, Boston.
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ANEW CARPET.
FINE CARPETS.

GEr THl MODERN STYLES Now opening, 1000 pieces Of
the most spl ndd English Tapestries ever shown in this
mar ct, by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY, +,
rs 6anover ST., Boston. ONE PRIoE AID CASH SYSTEM
sTRICTLY ADHR KED
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
a NJ + RICAN PEOPL E..

Just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE Troy LUNG AND lIYGIENIC INST
TUTE. a TREATISE ON THE CAUsEs OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PKO-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs
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u The current of trade is to flow to that house
which sells at the lowest prices. Our best English Velvet
Brus ellis Tapes res will be reailed during the sea-
importers prices Our customers will find de-
ewest most desirable styles OF foreign productions
as well as the favore home manufactures. NEW ENG
LAND CARPET co rs Hanover ST., Boston. ONE PRICE
AND CASH SYSTEMS STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
ANEW CARPET. '-Ne
Crossys Improved Electrotype. possessing the ap-
beauty Of real Brusses and quite as dura
Bile half the price, now opening by the NEW ENG
Our customers are reminded tsat this voice Of Carp s
comprises but $50 pieces and In consequences OF the low
price they will last but a few days.
FINE CARPETS.
GER THr MODERN STYLES Now opening 1000 pieces Of
the spl ndld English Tapestries shown in this
mar ct, by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
rs 6anover ST., Boston. ONE PRICE AND CASH SYSTEM
| sTRicTLr ADHRkED TO. -st- H-.
OIL CLOTH CARPETS.
In wide sheets and narrow widths-in the beautiful
amled fush the desirable and elegant goods ads
for sale at manufactures pices by the NEW ENGLANo
CARPET CoMPANY 10 Hanover St. Boston ONE PRICE
AND CASH sYsTEx sT@iorLY ADHERED TO-
CARPETS AT WHOLESALE.
Cash purchasers are invited TO examine our stock,
which is very complete In all Its varieties NEW ENG
LAND OAKPE COMPANY, 70 Hanover st. Boston.
CARPETS ATRETAIL.
We shall continue to supply our customers who are
about furnishing or redecoratrg the hofs OF ther u"e
ings with c. rpets from a Tour departments
The most fh u2holstereIso hand to cut, nd sew,
| Carpets WHEN d sired. NEW ENGLAND CARPET COM
PANY, 10 Hanover street, host n.
ROYAL VELVET.
AND MEDALLION CARPETS 1.-The finest things out for Par
lors and Drawing Room, for sale by the
aI NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY
rs Hanover Street, Boston
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The NEW YORK WEEKLY TINES 10 q large an
elegantly printed quarto Sheet of eight pages, or forty
eight columns-devoted to Politics, Literature and Gen
era News and intended to be the BEST rs well ,
CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER in the n ates.
Especial atten devoted to full urste ana
tr,,at u Inv orts of the = H=ff
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b. f. Blu XTON,
PRoPRIEroa OF THE
WONTPEEEEts FOUNDRY
M A Oh / N n 8 III o P,
MANUFACTURES or

MAsUPAoTURER or
Circular Board Mill Trons
With Lanes Patent SET Works, (wprtsd II isFr'L)
STARCH, SAW AND GRIsT MILL IRON -
n oSE'S PATENT WATER Wheels, NiCH'o IA
IL tent Iron Beam Plews, Commen Land and Side Hill
Pillow Castings, Guilty tor Teeth, 1hfeshing Machine
Irons, sc. All kinds Wood saving Machinery. Boz
hloyes Etc All kinds CASTINGS to order. Also, IRON
ENCEs Of new and various designs. sgsA IA 4saB
sssea MONTPELIER, VERMONT llzg
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-04
$500 Reward.

DANANAT from Capt. Geo Taylor Wagon
IL lard. near Washington iempstea CO..
Ark. OF tie 2ith inst, FOUR NEGROES. cf
tie fo owing description:
ELL. mulatto. agsd about . year, weighs
about 80 lbs. HENDERSON, about 50 years.
U.l, whi>kers and barr grew. Said negroc.
belong to Mrs. Bufford. Of jefferson county,
Ark.
Al-o, by JACK, abont > years of age.
dalk cll,r- weighs about $50 lbs. Ben. about
- years Of age, weighs about $50 h., dark
color, belonging ID DIR. Henderson, VI JcIIer
son county.
The above reward will he pail for tie four
negroes, or $50 fcr either Of them, when de-
lirgred ~ Mm. 4. Nolan. at Maj. Thoma-
oiiice, "a Washington, Ark, or john Caldwell,
Fulton, Ark.
October -. 1868. fD-4n=
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-04
DIED.,

At her residence in Sewer County, Ark,
Sept. 18th, 1865, Mrs. MAReARET B. DELoSEr,
wife of Capt. E. B. T. Deloney aged ~ years
She was q member Of the church 4O years,
lived and died an exemplary Christian
AT Paraclifta, Ark, IN the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1868, FANNY RECTOR SMITH, aged
seven months and eighteen days, infant daugh-
ter Of Edward s. and MibiQd Smith The
subject Of this brief notice had Just arrived to
tha, age when. By her sweet prattling, she had
shared all the hearts of her parents and friend-;
but when the flower opened most lovely,
s.The short lived beantiTcsaiicd away"
..5lcep on sweet babe, no angry storm
Shall break thy sweet repose;
Bright angels stoop to guard thy form,
Till Gabriel's trumpet blows.
.sThy beauteous little infant head,
50 oft with pains distressed,
Now sleeps upon il lowiy bel,
Thy spirits gone to rest.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-04
FkpERALs IN SARKApELpHIs.-wele learn from

N
agentleman just from Arkadelphia, that on
FRIDAY morning, the 3Oth inst, party of
Federal cavalry. estimated at about five or six
hundred. entered Arkadelphia from the direc-
ton Of Tulip. He learned that they were
parts Of the 10th Iowa, 1st Missouri, and IN
II linois regiment They entered the town
quietly, without any noise or demonstration.
The citizens were completely taken BY sur
prisa-many of them knew nothing Of Il until
after breakfast.
They remained until 10 or ii o'clock. took
n quantity Of sugar and molasse=, which they
carried off in a small train Of three wagons,
and about eighteen or twenty mules which
they captured. They broke open All The
stores stabbed their horses in some Of them,
and levied contributions OF fool upon the citi-
zcns. besides taking q great many gold watches
and horses. These depreciation seem rather
70 have been corniyed at than ordered, as in
MANY cases watches were restored upon apPli-
cation to an officer, and pointing out the sol
disrs who had taken them. No slaves were
t AIKEN away by force. Only some four or five
left with them voluntarily.
Only four person. connected with the army
we're taken as prisoners, together with the
ma agent W. W. Huddleston. They did not
seem disposed to take or in lure the employees
/ of the government, nor commit any act Of out
| ragaous violence Their demeanor was on the
whole more peaceable than might have been
exnected A few ordinance stores of small
value were taken and destroyed. Tae print
ing Offices were broken up, and search made
after the editor Of the Journal, but the bird
had flown. We will cnleayor to be wise in
time ourselves. trip to Little Rock, and 2
soiourn III Gantt's society, is by no means de-
sirabIe. and might materially impair our future
usefulness.
They left in the direction whence they came.
| About two o'clo ck the same day another smal
. body came lato town from the direction q
Rockport. There we're only 81 or A. Of these
They said they had no connection with ih'
others, but belonged TO q different command
I They scarcely stopped, but proceeded on III VA
direction o. the others.
This /. tie whole Of the matter. II creatc'
some what of panic here for day or two
which has already subsided. and, it is to b
hopeI. left wholesome effect We are ~
apt u br caught mapping for while. Rn
what our citizeI.s arc doing, il j. not proper {
=.
VI remark suggests itself The=e raider
are fairly entitled 10 The credit cf ohsclyin
the rules OF civilized warfare. We should VI
pose them, however, with ] our strength j
ari legitimate modes Their policy nnw
conc:llaiion. Although thar Is better for u
and for them than barb.rism, we should 10
be misled by it to sIackcn any efforts toward
resistance. 1t leads T. subiusation