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out of their wagon while riding near
East Hardwick last week Monday, and
both badly hurt; the harness had given
away going down hill, and the horse
took fright and ran.
pearl WEDDNG."-The sixty-sixth
wedding day of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee
was celebrated at their home in Vernon
on the 9th inst. -Four generations were
represented, and there were present
about one hundred and fifty persons
mostly relatives. -Rutiand Herald.
TURNED HORSE THIEF, AND ARREST,
ED.-Last week Tuesday afternoon, Al
win Tyler, of this town, went into BIanch-
ards livery, on Fulton Street, Troy,
giving his name as Alvin L. Smith, and
hired horse and buggy, for, as he said,
an hour or so, 10 convey a lady from the
hill to Union depot. Instead Of doing
this, however, he took bee line for Al
bany, bringing up at stable in James
street, leaving the buggy, and selling a
blanket. He wanted to sell the harness,
too, but the owner of the livery was suS-
picious, and would not take it. That
evening he took the horse, down by boat
to New York, but upon getting there h.
could not get the horse until he had paid
the amount of his transportation. This
put him in tight box at once and be-
ing unable to raise the sum necessary
he took the next boat back to Albany, TO
sell harness and buggy. on presenting
Limself at the stable, he was lit upon by
an officer who was on his track, and es-
corled to the lookup, making a desper-
ate attempt to escape on the way. He
is to have his examination in Troy.
The whole affair was "cheeky" in the
extreme-iar more so than the general
appearance Of Tyler would seem to in
dictate. He has been in the army, as a
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esrHon. Horatio N. Barber takes
harpe of the St. Adams Post office af-
pr April LIST. vice Myron Buck, ESQ,
c, Anaa. u.ssonaar
nv NJ,
VIC "'e '''o''N ~ O"p'' ''''0
he enrolling clerks are directed oy theI
provost marshal, to proceed no further
with the anrol,ment This aro,es that
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the last call.-INeWS.
A large force OF trainers and builders
are now at work upon the extensive ad-
dition to the Memphremagog House, and
we learn that Mr.. Brown. who has the
.;..a.aa s Ella .a.. o...,
nave 'he mouse co"ip'eteu ny 'he hr't OF
July.
When done Newnort will have a.
a,a;.. ,L,;.L
rs aDN county town IN N tW England.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

New Hampshire is deficient $50 men
on the last call.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

On Sunday evening the 20'h, Nelson
G. Cone, OF Sandgate, was found dead
in his bunk in he mill which be had tend
ed for the last ten or twelve years. He
was about Saturday evening in his usua
health, and was not missed till evening
of the next day. The mill was then
broken into ard be was found dead as de.
scribed, and the body frozen. His re.
mains were taken in charge by the of.
ficers of the ,own.-MaEchester Journal.
GThe Railroad Company is furnish>
ing. those in its employ at St. Albaus
with dry wood at three dollars cord de-
liverrd upon the depot grounds This
is welcome news to all except those who
have taken advantage of the want of
snow and claimed from 81 80 to So 90
per cord for an indifferent quality Of dry
wood.-7raHscript.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

g5T Hon. Horatio N. Barber takes
charge of the St. Adams Post.office at
ter April LIST, vice Myron Buck, Esq,
removed. Adams Messenger.
We are informed by Capt. Bisbee that
the enrolling clerks are directed by the
provost marshal, to proceed no further
with the enrolment. This argues that
Vermont has no more to furnish under
the last call.-NeWS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

MoRE ABOUT REBEL ISvAsIoNs.-
According TO t h reports of Washing
ton and Baltimore correspondents of the
n. Y. World. who assume 10 have direct
sources of information, the rebel invasions
of the North will take place in two col
umns-one under Gen. Lee, nearly in
the track of his former invasion Of Penn>
sylvania the other TO strike for Cincin'
natl. 1t is intended that each snail have
an effective force of fully 10000 troops
and that each shall have in addition re-
serve force of $4,000 men. One of the
correspondents says that Forests attack
on Paducah, Ky, was planned by north
ern men of Illinois, OHIO, New York and
Mary land, who have been in correspon
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

VERMONT CONFERENCE OF THE NJ.
E. CHURCH.-This Conference viii CON
mence its next session at St. JohnsbUry,
on the 18th of April. All persons tray.
cling over the Vermont Central and Pas
sumpsic Railroads to visit this Confer.
ence, and paying full fares thereto. will
be supplied at the table Of the Secretary
of the Conference with free return pass.
es over the said Railroads. Record.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE ARSENAL
The small house on the grounds has been
neatly repaired and will be occupied by
the Sergeant OF the guard. The work
shop is being rapidly fitted up for the
soldiers, containing a cook room and "A
sleeping ROOM Citizen.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-08

On Thursday of last week, in this viii
lage, David Spillings made an Unprovok
ed assault on G. II. Searle of Cornwall
SpilIngs was drunk. On complaint OF
States Attorney Foote, he was taken be-
fore Justice Bushnell aud mulcted in
eight dollars fine and costs. John Sulli-
van of this place was fined ten dollar,
for giving the liquor to Spiilings, which
was the cause OF the row .-Mddlebary
Register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

From Tho 81 LOUIS lcmocrst Nov. ~.
prffy esftors - Idobo
down The Norib siissouyf Rarosd on Tgesiay egeupgs
traia lepg III III rty days IRON a mock aud Vir 1iua
citiss. A rrto1 oil the party viii retnrn, aud Others
wii ,c,-th being disguised with tho Territory
ru who are dis 'sfsfcd are those who did
rn,u i.ng enough ~ o,'innns VI tue county
Aessrs fos,sr, smith and others, pioneers or iasho
speak ~ terms II the IfcsI Gets iibe eirory Ter
Iexi year vuenasti and thsi aud West n,nnc css
improving rapidly Under the rule ~ roe Vigilance
q miner he most complete order Is mainla'ued Mr.
Geerpe .mlth. FAST hammock Is old siorpia settler
havng ,riigssted ihilher Ia Is49, aid be says tho
cistn,to, INA h'riiy and the IN nerd resources nl
idsro snd Montana are far superior 10 ihoao
q California fro crops OF wheat
aud hurley raised this Tho main req sllo
that tho ~ should re cultivated 10 greater
tout tie price - nour and other nrcessaries 81
sursisleuco may no. he so hisa The nuartz nils si
do huslcss next year Tho inhabitants -
ldsho aud Territories have hesn tied by tbsir
gre, do tic states ~ +, they may expect Immense
10 ux = cng snts " tire 81 ring. Mr. SMITH, OF East
8agna. X vii ko nut vita bn, in March tine chucry
i,r sevefa ioar nils bera wii. not he many
quart nif ,sken prt ~ the spring there beas enough
tn Yet the inference sho5ld not lie dawn
lrom To tpat The rodactinD gold In not
tar gfesle amount viii be iakcn next year IN
eSnr The heAitb Of the golJ req excel.
lgus
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esssncs, end the ysspa seop as vepl dows noi even
~ mast being btoiS a0tve wale Equally dstreepe
What rsodsred the 'ubY vorse was The se.ress
sss OF tLose ssose 20 thing towards &c evng
then, from be wtc nrsatened destruction
eonS nt me whole Of The souls board toe Gov nd
pore were ssyed with the sxcep',oa OF European lad
100 srIpsed 10 Gave taleD over e9r1. Among tho
large chips stat ,ourdered wefo ine fady Fran kim
ysieres he Goy,scpprs sad tne Azemls Tie steamer
ttuIder Rh sri dry GU Sd 70 opps &c ile 81 rksha
1--WE u. boats Q iost, among them fsrbts and
eAteite he after vert down WITH slo capisln The
thei eCRn esr very fcriun iey svs us lie by Reit ns
% heard zoe Herra,es, whch WAS dTii,ng 90 u wss,
hdeef ue ancnoy ssht a. yests Day morrioe the
wrecks trh lined ben ssdes ~ the river
ucm AIMeh:ap 0Esut ap Toe extreme eHa VI GarSsu
Reach lttN4 NAN 1k@i
1he Disaster wcuid not near baR gfea, bri cr
We pore winch came 10 III sblut the uie tnr sale ~AS
~ NJ iel hs, nDd 10 Assst ". we're ~ III work OF
ee,iru,tor 1he hea Dor. ciuseh tue ships 10 break
from Their moriDgs and as they dr ted along with Tue
Nde--terswm AGAINST winch ~sspare'y = m,ster ~ I'M
PES biy focied oiher ~ snen manner mat
they eStricate nsmssses and went ashore "a
Grsu, Q, a. d are now tsst Ashls. tt&stN k# 4tta
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Arrest OF Another OF tho Lake Eric
alrAlea.

fFrcm the ps,rci Free lress Nov 20
teegr,m receved by tee Tinted states fiat let
Attorney 10 tns eny yesterday iIon a." authorizes at
lurenII a1Ltuuci tne captnre % roy, ot tho
cne ppse. concerned In tns CT tnre II the Pinto az.
sons AM s anh Iueen In September last The o ldi.g
tartcu,rs o. tne sci ara arti destruction VI the
vessels su!, fre-h 10 The minds III re,isrs II
wh be 'Pmsnhsred thu tue pirates returned 10 sand
xh'h AM w,nh pr IN mo early ART Of ihs dap AMI
names th.rr uaii neary ngnl openly boating about the
streets ~ their EXPLOIT, and rehc sung tho det-s to
,aowds o. svmrabec listeners NJ en",is we've md,
by the taonuan guihn,iies 70 SECURE ihsn ai. srnp
10 ~ he iederar nut horttrs ia TIL cuy sh ud
bave been pfpmpi ard active - 'nscsiAat,ug the
mater ta demanding the arrest OF tho praie- n,adO
10 movo an'u u ~as TOO liie iownds uishi tue
DISTRICT Atf,nsy 10 X a cnrli-e ans! lcsrreiy drove
daAu :" sandwch nuiy 10 learn thit tho facts "a
iuLmhra 10 tho lFt,r tf,ss os,ra hat morn
ortrcs w",o trOr, and by that time the rs,ders hai
,e,rned cs,rci9 si To, one o. ihem xaa seca Tey
very qu'sey As rpr ell from ihs vc,auy AMI none Of
tncr ma heaa rrcosni2ea here snco 8u, tho
Canaa'au svne, t,es have shown ihansc,yes vigi
lat s'ncs AMI have been ~ the lookout Tor these bod
pr,viteers - " ast4 s''"tt"
bat .,icy cf tina leaders, ami believe second
l. comm 10 Eel has beeD capture VIII 10 welcome
,n.etr,ru.r rho great favor phown 10 rho ~ Ana
raiGe bag made the southern 20 usees 10 Canada o
bold arrogant They rely more Than cvor Oh Cana
dian sywps'ny, aud eS iec, their Cntieaesate c'mmis
sops Ni,i be recogrLra ny the Ere'i,B government,
and maj tihoy VIII be FURNISHED q 'fres asyum
whence 10 carry oa their iasard,y plfac % and rurberes
aud o. S6ch hey can rush back when h,rd pressed or
hab,e caueht The resnlt Of eucn determine
% loo part Of the dan,jau authorities viii make lively
tunes the border. n,s already iofesbaios ed.anl Il
brbaarss the people OF tbia city and - to 10 make
earnest aJi z'aons preparation 70 dcfen themselves
apd iheir pr pe'ty tbey canp0t pct tnD pomplly in
the mo'cr mud acIase precautionary measures uow may
save ,boesructon % vast amount 81 property ~ well
as human. u o eent8 aGW eFA
DEPUTY ,niied States District Attorney Grown eu lac,
evening tor l0onto With tho necessary witnesses Tor the
Identification Of Burnley and blding nim Tor iria, m
designed possible, 10 have Tho prisoner brought 10
Mul tri.i TINS VIII much hetier spbservo tho
o witnesses and the autboriues hero Sh1
will havr cn,fge Of tue prosecution Ito viii probably
be tried Tor pacy ~ seems 10 that snch should
tauy be the char &c against him II Ia ruMore that u
will be- aenmudei that he tried by miliary commis
SION ;bc disposition TO be made Of him will BIO made
known within q lew days
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The Rss., raid o. an. Northern Dor.


fFrcm zee Bos,.u Jou, nal Nor. 22I
We can zen seroudrnt "a u All Us, W mat
great eSc .e.,n. sts ~ Kousss fons Ins
picxe,s w -,ed npin by Armei hofsenrn who m d.
Thur sspeS,Lce ~ R0asss fo'nt on saniay evening
an1 ~ess ,serei b ~ Nv mo cSes aoD ~ ca ,bey
ared uB1l ZEN and retreatod Que o. tner asmoer was
sb srJ g. r3m bis norsa
An aar,n pa VA. ured n IN Fort Monia ,merv soon
o. hey a.ahe appsa' Ace Itey sicceei"i ~
max .hes esca . prubaoy iaking with them ,nef
" anniel comr ,ar, he C. ud not De iornd. com
mhh,eaI % IA received hast week from an IExn9wn
iersen, 81 essrd rntlenan AZ Lsnraiu p"rpar,
,nR u c. mo irsm Montreal that pan wls on 'ut 10
ouen - zee 100 Iaser ,haEpiam, .ani tes same
would DO Ges 70, ed witE,U tie days " uifatlear
from IA, irse Pout thst he ci'izrns ~
On mpI' ga slsng tee eEe reELef woa DO well 10
be on the ggard
,ec''esccr Ger co Of ths Tc'onlc S,Gbe.
MONTREAL, Nov 81, 1894
The an.tc-.tics 81 reamriaE have beeo informed Of
ronlsmrla,ad rad on Rcuees fofIi this Nee>. IL ~
= nd III ~ ihe ra,dc's NgaLzei AMI s-met here.
ne teopie u Rocses Poet ara armed AGn ready Tor
them.
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Atr-. VINO fuF JoBEEt Arv.
firm the ~ Louis Rerubicsn1
syrGcart hints have ~ tnrc~p Out ,n recent dcs-
pstrlsos, :. tho eject that prroso1s We en- made
AID aro pending bctwcec The Una aud reosi authorities
buy clothing W tho N,r,h Tor tehul risanes IN our
nsns which " 10 b. tssd Tor by oaraoes OF cotton, Al
- q 20 o. run through, the wlepretla blocfife Va
t,v' ~ IN 10 bellows thai I'll tbe preml es have
ban settled even To toe OF fvasidcni
,od het.'si ttarL Nss ab,g ,osy !" but he ms.
Tor unc ~ MI 10, that s nothing more Than private
necnla'oo ~ .bch twenty I'd, milisAs OF oolsrs. o.
the " te,. are ipvnised
AZ the sio,y soes. y. n Moreas OF Nov ycrs, ssna.
toi III tousress, Henry Raymond OF tho New yors
ffe, sna rharmsn ~ the Re pnhcnn Na,t,ust Con, on
Am to ro.esct Mr.. lincoln piesneo,y Tnurlaw Weed,
VITO POSED 20, AID oily give reluctant ssspt 10
sse reoleetin Mr. lincoln. and fourth pasty ,bc
rss no ncgo,s,sr and hsd carte bashs 10 pass 10 ana
ron ucnnnni ~ be the beue0cAfins OF thts Az.
rsDernen They sgree 10 supply al tis cictn'np, bIsn.
tsts aud rthor tor tue rebel prisoners the
toiscd tie and tsturn ~ receive ~ ibe
!sn, the ivIi amount IN coln aspuls price, ba,
gar hc'nw ths actual IN CIV Wink o. hrgiand and
shey ,o' csarse soexcs hs dmsfencs rs a. ~ has
fsh ''tia ib,ns Tor. them, aud ysFy tetbiy ZOO
,A'ss r"r ussstsi rvtsrx w trs n.0u hu, ~fv dif
~ our sD'i or,e ms%s tho arrane nopt Tor ,lcir cwp
49, NJ ard ref,by sviiesa Tie plqc w tie e<ifnt "
ssw n'loss % eo,ssss aewso ss pad 70 mdivdaass
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nklN0 AND AGH GU TUtAI Pros ECTa, ETC.
iFr n tho - Paul Pioneer, Nov II gN rg
Thomss tnLnor, tsl who arrived last week from
rrs Cny, bf,Das alyDs INTEL eeose rum Aontaoa
16rrnory ,......r tts.. te r
IN NJ rtra ie,rhoIy- The west ne o. WHICH has cut
u OIL rom daho Tue ruich III tsenty miles long aud
has i've settlements There about fifteen Thousand
ieoIls 10 b, mosily minefs The population - vety
sb.tng. hrsiD,a tiyis growing quite faat. however
A number OF SOLID and Noe st0ne buildings have
boon put 40 recently, and an air u rsrmsueucy aud
prOspeit y IS sri nRing NJ se4 ttst~' @H
Inc NH ers are reneray dong ven. Mr. ronnor
number - hno Guggeas, rob bly, 81 average size md
value lLese 40 iskcn rum the rnt MINES OF poor
man rmIss y shovel pick aud - about all The
fuai u.c I'd 10 these. Something's they quite
Trch,ab hut The average Yield rs NOT greuts 1r fN
Inc "anartz etes' atpr. noncrd ieehs) arc as YET
very extensive enc rich hu they require capital skin
r. o. lenslse NJ srninery Ia work them They cun
fid.ied mcxha.stbic, however, and WIN lny and
yieid rii - wie tie iriI Seps an 0uL IL
thas BE- seen lhai jig r,ch rrca resonrcesoi n.na
bavs not yet a,sin t. be Developed fnture
vail draw rwtlLcs from their In AL prnIsb'niy. @bco
the 4yeseni race o. miLera are under The cod. ~ =
be agricultural source, scarcely yea thourht af.
pr mse y ell. sNrs conner bra,RhA shnck with him
BED o. ,wheat grown ny 1Grmus NJ Clarke, whom
M nv Of our ;iti1cns knew WHICH, o. sne, Or Tires
hundred Ind I've he9dn rliScd frln Sings kers ei.
The ssTpcs are tBo ard plump Indeed, tho TAR
MP there make more money than the miuers The
agricultural sxeo sni carac Of lie Territory cannot
be- eSumatel yet. bscausn N is cltie explored cau
be made ref sustaining u least Beef four vegetables,
butter, &C., all bs raised cfraply when uiry
under way iuaioes otrons thllty TO MY cents per
Noo,spa wni cos6,less spceaiy set,ie up. and nke
Nevada California &cs, soon become State. lts popu,
aiiun Is nnw estimated, at i,om 10000 10 2oJ,0oo
Among the u,oun ans aud a0g it's gelilcinepts
WILL spring rui, acd grow uous aid wealthy Thus
CIVILIZATION grows towards from the West We should
reach towards u from state. anh thus limo
pf compeIre from Lake Superior and tho Mss'ssppi
riyer along sur rarcais ard roads Tho solIe
meLts ui Tue future stale VI Montana.
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A vorvW 0vp HrSpHvp Avn ssvxS YR,E Oip.-eobuyi
XVI County beais nrbr,tRe, anss and C'rnesot town.
ship, Crawford cbapty, "a Pieces ootod Tor tho great
aee OF two NJ voted 81 the late election. TN
tho sih " November Bernard tscphoin. resfepi 81
Ne~castc town.hr, this county sgcd one hnfrei and
seven ytas, nse months sod twenty thrce days, vcird
Tor Abrshln, Lincoln Mr. fscnbutn voted Tor Wash
ipgson. and nj every PRESIDENTIAL eccnn ION hit
D. riod 10 ihis Mr. tsenhuih Vas born ~ leban u,
ana wa member OF the Iu' nernD shn ca ~ that placn
lie bas hvtd ~ ias woods Of Schny MI county du,inq
Ito last " ,eara n his had tlevsu children. SIX
sons AMI dnushts g. It's youus'tt nytus daufltrr
IA atty yrtts ags TIE ms heca q 7nfs hatd KIN!
man III 10 me tn,e ~ ext efrncir, acrtisn .o,ns
.I.,re yrsfs siue. wHrB a. Wrsttd. 80 htp 0int IN,
fnuf ~ak Inv Nv G. diy. u bel Ves "a M iDtn
- yau Aas W f,senhatn VIII ~ pie IN 4, ~ aDi
Nti yt,f.i ID. NJ ary srcrunl i've unty cas- ,ro.
nucnapdae 70 in's case 40 snou,d Va. iogcsr !,
} . A,suus ph,a Irsssw 49,. b. tt Ma
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SIccKas Coat INNING eT3E SVfuRBs OF PRovPBScg.
r. - the successful operation OF valuable coa' mine
within three aua halt nIIlss Of the tity alter IN
which OF eur citizens fail 10 take interest
The ~ which dliudc 70 that Of sso 'Rhigvay
COMPANY, Tho summit q Srckanoaseit Htl.
the read from ths city pnssirg ,hrogf Emwood. Toe
existence rich bed OF coI here rs long be
aud . iacing mil for pulycrizpg cruds ;erial
umslnc ter tho Sur arc, for III. ders' nse, hss been
Il 6rarnii,ojof two Years. TIE cosl ob.aned Liza
premises also used The FURNACES 81 the MN "
bia gHsniil,es ual reCety. The land Is leased o,
rs owners, the Mcssfe. Hargis, by Dostoo Com
spany, ahd numerous iorcc n meu are employed y
SINKING icclHe into lLe bowels Of tho bil AboI
| SIX hnpired tots or c al havo beon taken out
and u - already extensively demand fer iamii,
| 9ei mapafacturers use. II burns QUITO freely
ennis very us smoke md is entirely irco from gas
y not % bright a. pennsylyania coal, but has dhp
rus eou icaGy srro~r..,o rhis 81 due In eren
measure she TACT that tho coal is but
ouicrop tho v- ~ iuG ,ha OF the arouod
rrntccfod from tho action OF by sppro
prate oyerylpg strata OF rocks There rs every rcaeoo
~ belieVP trnt excellent article IN appearances and
anay VIII be eShnnis. hon greater depth rs reached
all mneg the topaycr Is very inero. 10 those be
H. 1ls length III the incline at present s only
Lupdfcd and tWenty Eve feed The coat taken al
depth OF ouy thirty live rest from the
tranco. Tie ven sevsutesa feet ibick-Quhe / n
usla thickness far n4ar tho surface Tho hill
rot yet penetrated nearly as low rs rs base. ard 4
horizon ,inne has been cut INTO " from one sids
which below tho bottom OF tho ,hcDe, and III alor
drainage aud ventilation The company are now taking
fifteen % twenty tons Of casI per day. II u
sold rr six dollars ton, delivered a. the mine. Those
wac u well satisfied With IT'S qualities az
sn article Of uel-fyoussnce Journal, Noc 2S.
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= IFTUW tHV Y UUVI1Ue lHt6TTRVuCVT 7 ----0""| z
Asthe writer es Do tue rebel dcsertcYs
swarDns into tbs de;artnlent from tho South we
Informed yesterday tbal within The pasi nve weeks
twp ,n thousand oTs faye come ~ ~ pornt
10 nothing of these wac, sIa cnustantly Gamma al
other po'utslW aeeu,ed advisaoe nieron The
particular route by wh.sbthD ieseic escape To-
lines fos car that The rebel author may stop up The
b.le. ~ 4H 9A2 b-NGrl 9s1ic kAta &. @*AAF AAa
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Atrt.t Of . M.be, u om. . b. Mis.onri.

ROMANTIC ACCOUNT 0g a.a ADvsNruRss
letter from 50. Louis "a The liucinDati Comm rci0f
nsrssse- the adventures rebel mo who mas ist
posn rested BY the detect 10 Misourt
Her nam. Kate Bcat,,e y, OF the sctoroas gsera
Snis' hues feittSe famous ~ tue southwest Sue h's
oep c'ing and soiug iron and iotns Snutn since ths
war coniin'nsed ana has conveyed largo SUM d gold
I'm me seheil Ines TOR ths purpose ~ carrying on m
o. ma eDei pans " beraing r soners, burning stsau
Ds .. sNennent ~srehoner. Mrs Ben,e v
ni.ny Mie'ilenl "cman, rot twesty years o. wth
ue eyes ard isht b,ir, crop, Siose 10 her hesd
Mtea s.ies'ed sne wore Wig, with lusarioas black
vufs when n" thok over her bead snd shnuuers WIN
g ace be " The aufn,r o hook on siavary. caiel
Momeh'e fne, aud - vel kn"wn % and b'shiy es
Henfi ny the iese esner is ~ the fcuh~esi Sne y
Beautifully formed, and has . dash and abandon man.
Der vel cal ra'ec 10 carry oer ,nrcugn
49, W noen y. Mor, " me feoe army vas te nsso
oeah sno. IN trmay last IA reclamation tor the MURDER o.
haur Wits u, Dted ~,aies yainGtesvs pr,h eedpgs
were stiyei ny - order rom ,hs restcai. nn' be cs
sm"eh tnn c'se On the night preceding the exc utiop
n we'er. and haore tho oder csGpi,i .ndns II SOS
runisDed MAJOR ieEersl Rosc ,eecived message
'om WIS or Wod,' se,uasiine 40 Interview. ms
message was 10 GeDer1 susecrans al the IN
drn tot'i and lie rspel ma he wea's rec the lady 10
tho rarhr. ibo Interview tnk place, ami tbs LADY,
beg ed. IN tears ana the lifo o. her
nu. baud, M,o, " oil 1epef Rusccraps about 10
tel her ha h,d received Pres Dents respite hnt
ms nrn e. by rbe pIpsdf NICE aud
duct u ,be woman, lue-tei heI 10 her
be would u,,eud 10 ber case She returned,
~ k'us he balls cen, w. her wa,nrss la the mem
time A mig rnv,st Marsh u Gerer4 oDal Joe barr
WAS in'"fiirio The rebei MAJORS whe anu be ad her
" ~ AMI iu"k her parole H. iravr III roam 81 tho
ho'el u"'i Des' mrnog when ne prsmsed ner 40 inter
view MN her husp .nde ..r.s.e
wnen sre acknowledged that she was not Via Aa or
Won bnt Mrs .kete lfetttie She atfd lhafhbe Is ha
daushter'I MRS TO nol III r fsltope npernl
3r 'h- COB ederley thi hvt name "a Ms Kate frpan;
tht she was educ tted 10 tue seuilarea q,
ssacu EFT nut &c rneb lovo TIE Catholic "a III,
ahd early bsfa'ne Oivert She wesrr s,rn ehoov
or 50. wiilon u her ps wilb terypr, and
swearr "a a. ahe Will lilo RAJ than cal hei ose-
re or tue ,ano OF any Ut her ncsompn,es She has
treaury erin 70 chase npd scnd Uto ms Seutb SIX
sio sni ds~rs wor.ho gnois a"f mas nurcnnseiia
ihhsso mary goods gold see st nut IONS, Stars,
stshcs. 80. Allniu-u Eho had pleaty moncp when
max ns the nurh ses, none hardly was fpnnd her
elects wich fncihte Rghis,s ot d1ese lkipd5 a t.4
IA has since been osceTtnlned that Ms Eeattie has
oeep OPERATING nero very cXien ,vey As rebel agent
AMI spy shc made ner ne dquariegs al taph,opahie
rebnl m ioer un fit street, sud tbr,Dgb her assst
arcr eup lied rebel ladies' South with hnery the NTH.
a. II the female military o. lsous here aud Is
awaiting triai before military couinissoat ~ eft.