+No. 6.--THE GUERRILLAS OF THE OSAGE; or the Price of Loyalty on the Border.+ By Stephen Holmes, Jr. The terrors of life on the border during the first year of the Great Rebellion are vividly delineated in this exciting story. It introduces us to the Missouri "jayhawkers," "bushwhackers," or "guerrillas," as they are variously termed--men who have rendered their names synonymous with deeds of cruelty and crime. The Price of Loyalty is illustrated in the fortunes of a Unionist and his lovely wife, whose portraiture produces a powerful impression on the reader's mind. +No. 7.--OLD BILL WOODWORTH: Scout of the Cumberland.+ By the Author of "Bob Brant." One of the most popular books of the day is Mr. Willett's "Bob Brant, Patriot and Spy." This second work from his pen, resuming the character of the Old Scout of the Cumberland, makes him the leading actor of one of the most exciting and exhilarating romances of the war yet produced. While it is exceedingly enjoyable as a story, it is also perfect as a picture of life and experience in Southern Tennessee. +No. 8.--THE ORONOCO CHIEF; or, the Fortunes of a Diamond Locket.+ A story of the times of Bolivar. By J. Thomas Warren. This fine production has in it enough of adventure, war, love and side drama to satisfy the most eager seeker after novelties. Yet, it is so perfectly life-like, that it is, after all, seemingly but a series of exciting adventures, in which Bolivar's men play a creditable part. It is a charming story, charmingly told. Sold by all Newsdealers; or, sent, _post-paid_, on receipt of price, FIFTEEN CENTS. THE AMERICAN NEWS CO., Publishers' Agents, 121 NASSAU STREET, N. Y. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Border Spy, by Lieut. Col. Hazeltine