| Show inconveniences or OF CARRYING TROPHIES or THE INVASION the staunton virginian T ir anian tells a story of he hazards a citizen of that place incurred by having haung on his person some of the trophies one of our townsmen mr george IV dillard was as involved in in great arat da danger at harpers F ferry erry last lasi week ile he had bad gone there on business on the day dav after the capaul 0 of old brown and his party and in in walking along in the vicinity y of the 1 ferry enjoying the splendid scenery with one of the pikes in hand and to or three blank commissions it in his pocket taken from his insurgents and which governor wise hall had given gillim m the day before he was pursued I 1 and captured al 11 by a party parly who were banti hunting ng for cook mr dillard vas imma lately charged with being I 1 one of cooks men the pike was vias satisfactory evidence vl dence and the cry atas i as raised to lc shoot him shoot khoot him ani several loaded guns w ere point pointed ed at his breast r fortunately or tuna tely mr dillard retained his self so well that ahe party parly at lal yielded to his chis hib request that he be should d be taken to the superintendent at the ferry and there be permitted to prove his innocence mr dill dillard ard said it was as about the most mosi trying half houi bout or more he ever spent |
