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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLlNa.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Auoust Term. 1899.

Atkoss asa"s &SS'
Casriss Hason, &c. Y. Ell Woods, &c.
Petition for Legacy.
TIT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that James Workman, Susan WORKMAN, VII
liam r, WORKMAN, Mary Workman, John Worth
am, and Sidney P. Wortham. are not inhabi
tanis Of this state; Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Hillsborough Recar'
der for six weeks successfully, that unless the
said James wortham. Susan WORKMAN, vii
liam WORKMAN. Mary Workman, John Worth
am, and Sidney P. WORKMAN, appear 81 The
next term of this Court, to be held at the conr'
house in lillsborough. on the fourth Monda,
10 November next. and plead. answer or de-
muir. the said petition will be heard ex parse
aud taken pro confesso as regards them.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 80. N-e"
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W aIuabIe Property



~1 THG subsFIibrr will 0fTer Cor
H3iiE sale, on Ihe 25Ih day Of De-
Emt.& lober next. The Plantation
whsre0n be nos lives. con
tanning $50 or 400 acres; has ca il . con.
senienI dwelling house. with six rooms
and four ERE places. and 81 necessary oul
houses. nearly new IL hss on IL also .
qusniiiy Of very good meadow. Terms.
one third cash; fnr the other lxo thirds .
credit Of nine months will be given.
&fs< Also. one other tract. containing
SHd several hundred acres. all good
- land, and very well iimbered
ID 10 . good situation for Tan
Yard. On this tract credit Of one. two
and three years will be given. the purcLa-
ser giving bond Eith spprosed security.
Several likely NEGROES will also be
offered Tor sale 81 The same time. some Of
Them grown and some small. Terms. one
third cash: for the balance credit Of nine
months will be given. If not sold, the Ne
groes vii be hired out fer nine months.
Any Of the above property rsn be pur-
chased AZ private sale. al any time presi-
nus TO The said day of sale. by Supplying
10 The subscriber.
49, Will slso be sold. 81 private
S3sT sale. one other tract Of LAND.
Ii in caswell comfy. being the
plantation on which Mrs. Els-
amor Moore nov lives. containing about
four hundred acres. The plsnisiion is in
good repair. and has mn il iol-rsble good
dwelling house and out hnuses. Terms
made known on application 10 the sub,
scriber.
JAMES MOORE.
September ~. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

TA methodist Protestant Caup
Meeting will be held al The Ridge Meet.
ing House in Orange County on Friday
the eth Of September next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

hred BY IigLtniag ca he Is.h irsL. and
consumed. II e0nlained ii lie limr.
5000 sheases oi Oals. IS bashsls u
wheat. iwa or Ihrrs laads 70 Hay. and
some Farming utensils. The Forming
tools Esrs saved. bul al The pfodses Lost.
Car. Watch.
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TEXAS.--Advices iron Galveston 10
the 23d August have been received 81 N.
Orleans. The Ilousisn Telegraph states
that the Mexican FederslIsIs have depu.
ted Don Francisco Vsdduri. Gossrnor ol
Coahuila. 10 make overlures Of alliance
between Texas and The states Of New
Leon. TaumsuliPas. Chlhuahua. New
Mexico. Durango, and the Califotniss;
and sparaIe from the rest Of the Mexican
states. In case this overture 10 not oc-
cepIed, these states have determined TO
declare aud maintain lheir independence
themselves.
This step is deemed BY the New Or.
leans papers as highly suspicious to Tex.
as.
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Prices Of Grain in the Hsst.--The
Wheeling Times Of late date. informs
US that the remarkably fine crops are al
ready affecting the prices Of the grain
very much. Some sales Of wheat have
taken place al 60 cents; corn so cents; and
oats rs cent al to be delivered 10 short
time. Flour is down to 81, and will be
cheaper. Even q. these rates. producers
csnno, complain--whst they lose in price
they make up in quantity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

The cost Of Colonies.--The extra
charge Tor defending Canada the first year
Of rebellion was ih.000-one million
Of dollars! The extra charge for the
second year Of rebellion vas no less than
e70l 400. or three millions Of dollars!
while the entire cost has amounted 10
al.053. 900. or nearly Eve millions oil
dollars!
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Land for Sale.

EEEsS The subscriber. intending 90
EEffS remeve lo The west. offers Tor ssls
kfSS the TRACT OF LAND on which he
~. now lives, on tie waters Of moits
Creek, N Orange county. containing three
hundred and Two acres, well watered and tim.
JOHN STEEL.
Auyusf "a ..s S.
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RsrirGi Of RefgiOn.--rhe Nashville.
(Tsnhtssse. Banner Of the 23i ulI.
States that aspiri:ed revival of religion il
now 10 progress .. ina. place. Il sp-
pears lhai nearly Two hundred prrsoas
bad attached themselves 20 The Methodist
Church al Nashville. during The last two
months. and that public interest. so Ear
from relaxing on the subject. Mas rather
on the increase.
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Classical and English
SCHOOL.

SnllE undersigned intends. IN future, TO de-
- vote his attention TO the business OF teach.
ing. and will open School near lis residence
in Orange county, four miles west af Haw Ri
yer and three miles from The Chathsm county
line, in healthy and interesting neighborhood,
on the first Of Sentember next.
This school is designed principally 10 be pre-
paratory to adrniiiance into our University, or
any similar Institution IN this country. II must
be expected. therefore, that classical learning
will constitute the more important department
The undersigned is not willing, however, In ex.
c!ude any Young men. who may wish TO pnr
sue a course of English studies. lie is the
more unwilling 10 do so, from consciousness
that the English Department is already too
much neglected in some ofour academies. lie
also entettaias tho opinion, that system OF
English studies might be concocted and az
ranged, q thorough Knowledge Of which would
he of more PRACTICAL utility 10 man through
life. than that superficial acqusintsnee with The
Ancient Classics, with which very many are
content; and that unless parent designs his
son TO take collegiate or thorough acsdemi
cal course. he had better let him cultivate one
tongue welL The best system Of English stu
! dies, therefore, Of which the undersigned Is
master. will be adopted Tor the benefit Of those
4 VINO may tottoW Uts uuttSu upou WIS
| Free from other business, he hopes. by sedu-
lous attention 20 his charge. to merit that con-
fidenee which parents or guardians may repose
in him. He would be glad at the outset 10
have class TO prepare for College. The SEES
sions. As at other academies, will continue Eve
months.
TulTIoN-PEa SESSION.
4 In the Classical department., $3.50
Il - 1,Sn
i Execllent hoard can be had convenient Il
the academy at seven dollars per month. exclu
sive of lights. for any number Of students.
Those who may design sending their som
would confer favor BY communicating IL I,
the undersigned al as early day as possible
Direct 10 Liadiey's Store p. o., Orange coun
lH NC.
JOHN r. HOLT.
! July IS. 81
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Died. on Sabbath morning The slh inst,
Mrs. JAsE r. PlRKKR. wifs Of Ma. David
Parker. merchant Of this place. and only
child Of Mr.. William Nelson.
The deceased wss in Ihe prime oflife.
and before her The future wss deeked in
The lairesi and most eniieing eOlors. Less
Than twelve months ago she Vas The
young brids-buoysns wi,h hope--en-
lering llfe with the elastic tread OF youth.
Bas how changed The seenel The des.
lfayer came. and the husband 10 widow
ell. the parents are ehlldlsss. and her Ten
der babe iefs without . mother!
"OuT hearts
We're glad. and round them danced the light.
some blood
Ia healthy meuimsnt. when iidings came.
A child wss born. and lidings cane again.
That she ~ho gave !, birth wss sick 20 death
So swiit ned sorrow on the heels Of Joyl"
To large circle Of friends Mrs. Par
ksr was ~elI known. and by oil her loss
is mosi dseply deplOred. Most sincere
Iy do ws sympalhiss with her afflicted
parents. her devoted husband, and her
molherless babe.
Bot we sorrow not 40 those Who have
no hope. The deceased was christian.
She chose "lhe better part" 10 youth,
and her end vas peace and whilst the
people ol God we're worshipping him in
his earthly temple, her spirit. as We
hope, passed TO brighter scenes. and en-
tered on an eternal Sabbath.
"And l heard a voice from Heaven.
saving unto me, Write. blessed are the
dead Who die 10 the Lord from hence
forth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they
may res, from their lsbours; and their
works do follow them"
Died. 81 I.auren0eville. s. C., on The
9Th ult.. SAMUEL B. TAYLOR, esq., son
Of Maj. John Taylor. Of this place. ia
The 26rh year Of bis age. Me-. Taylor
had been for some time located. ., Haw'
kinsville. Georgia; had Obtained very
successful and lucrative practice at The
bar; and = bright field Of usefulness and
responsibility seemed to be open before
him. But in the midst OF all lhis bright
ness, . sudden death mas sna,ched him
from his friends. and lef, them 10 mourn
over the mu,abili,y Of the:fairesl Of earth
ly prospects. lie was on his way ,C
.isi. his parents in ,'iis place. when b.
was over,akea by the fatal disease whicl
terminated his life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

~ FOUND. a Leather Purse. con-
A tanning . email sum Of money.
The owner canrhase it. by Supplying al
this Office. and paying for The advertise
msnt.
September II. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

We learn. from the Official paper,
,hs, The Chssalier D'Argaiz. the newly
appointed Minister plenipolenIisry from
tho court Of Spain, the United States,
who succeeds NJ. Csl6sron de Ia Barca,
tappoinied Minister PIenipo,enlisry "a
Mexico has arrived in this city. We
concur in the regret expressed by the
Globe for the loss Of NJ. Cal,leron de Ia
Bsres. whose smisble department and so.
cisl virtues ought 10 ensure him friend
" welcome wherever he goes. Ibid.
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Attention |!

10 the OGseers aud Nssieians belcngias
10 hs 47ih Regimenf,
YoU are hereby notified and commanded 10
appear in hillsbasoseh on the ash Of
September. o. IL O'clock, for the purpose of
drill and court martial and ON the assh, a /
o'clock, Jon viii attend with your respective
comnaaaes equipi as the law directs, win IN
rounds oil powder, for review.
WILLIAM BARLOW,
AugussI. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

Iflloa Ferer.--rhe Board Of Health
Of Augusta report six deaths BY lever on
The 9Th. and four on tho 2slh August.
Al Mobile the epidemic appears 10 be
fast decreasing. On The 2ilh August. four
new cases of fever were reported by the
Bo.rd 81 Health. and on the 25lh only
one new case. The weather continued
favorable, and the Board had determined
thereafter TO report weekly.
The New Orleans Bee Of the 26ih
August, states lha, widen, thunderstorm
had been experienced The day previous.
which. il was hoped, would have a g9od
effect on the prevailing disease.
On the 24lh. IL cases Of fever wers
admitted intu the Charity Hospital. and
on the 25,h, 10 case. The number oil
deaths on those two days was 10. all oil
fever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

Indiana.-fhe Wing papers ri Indi.
ana speak in terms Of great confidence.
as TO the Wing position Of thai state. al
the presidential elee,ian. The New AL.
bany Gazette. for example. holds the FOL.
lowing language: " We have pligh,ed our
faith 10 the Union. We have pledged In
diana 10 the Wing cause. and we are able
10 redeem the plrdge-there 10 no mis-
take about il. We may if ere choose.
follow, ss caplives, The chariot. Of an ar
rogani Executive; or If tce choose. il 10
our glorious privilege 90 lead caP,ive that
Executive aud his minions. Need We
ask which Of these things The Wings ol
Indiana will choose 10 dog"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

Letters from Augusta, Georgia, BY the
mail af yesterday. speak mos, alarming ,
IL Of the ravages Of the epidemic there.
One letter SAYS. - do no. believe ihs,
three hundred white persons will sleep in
the Town tonight" The disease is not
yellow fever. but congestive bilious lever.
in which the blood leaving the EXTENT.
ties loads the heart ssd head. 1.-THE early
symptom. are vigorously treated. the pa
lien, is generally relieved; bu, il neglect
Ell. his case is hopeless. Poutson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

The entire COS, defending Canada dur.
ing the recent troubles there, amounts TO
I.O5s. 900 pounds sterling. or nearly Eve
Millions dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

The legislature Of Pennsylvania re
Gently passed law prohibiting betting on
elections. Parties betting. are disfran-
ehised daring the pendoney Of the bet.
and forfeiture 10 incurred Of three times
the SUN wsgered. ], will put an end in
that state TO foolish and pernicious prac-
Iice. Every state in The Union should
pass q similar law. Chronicle.
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United &afss and 7tras.-The Hon.
John Forsyth. on the part Of the United
States Government. and Gen. Memucan
Hunt. on the part Of the Texan Cavern.
men,. have been sppoinied Commits,
sinners To run and marx the boundary
line between the two countries. IS estsb.
Iisl,sd by The treaty Of 1928 between the
United States aud Mexico. Rsgister.
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MARRIED,

To this county. on The 9Th instant. by
the Rev, Thomas Reeves. Capt. BESJA.
MIN r, RoNEy to Miss DELILaK A. MoSr.
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TThs Wing Meeting advertised in
our last % take place on Tuesday. Vas
postponed in consequence Oflhs prolong-
ed session Of The Court. Il will take
place 10 day. al The Masonic Hall. at half
past Two o'clock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

The Mormons have established them
selves in the neighhorhaod Of Monmouth
N. J. and IL 10 said their numbers are ~
ereasIng.
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Notice.

THE wARDENs or THE POOR for the
u county Of Orange, xill meet o. ms foof
House on ihe firsl Monday of September next.
An persans having business will satrnd al that
time. and all applications Tor admitting per.
sons should thea be made.
Proposals ~iil be received % the same tine
and place. f"r employing . Superintendent 81
the Poor Tor the ensuing year.
EDMUND STRUDwICK.
Angnss ~. s5-
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Choice Liquors, SC.
HUST RECEIVED from New York, and f,r
VI sale by the subscriber,
Spaerior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin.
I" Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,
m E Wines. Of very. superior
Muses,' quality.
Claret
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale.
Irish whistey, aa
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice, ~
Lump Sugar.
Wr- The subscriber will keen con.
o. s,sn,ly on hand. for s,ls. ~.It
made GARRYALI.S and L,rse and
Snail ROAD WAGONS.
THoS. d. GRAIN.
august =. So
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THE DEBTS OF THE SEVERAL
STATES.

A valuable table upon this subject. as
presented by Mr.. Higg. the late Com
unlIer Of New York. Vas sometime since
published in the Albany Argus. The
,ublained statistical table comprises its
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

Fire BY Lighining.-The barn Of ia
cob Myess. Esq, OF this county, was
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
Notice.

ynHE subscribers hsTing saaiised % The Az
QaasIer Sessions, az executors 20 tke lssl y ~
.ad testament Il ANDREW M'CAILEf, j..
deed. reqaesi al persons indebsed % sad Co
tate % make immeciaIs psymenii and those
having claims wil presenl them. pFePeIiy s1-
thensleaisd. wilma The time prescribed by Law,
~ tina aolire all be rlrsd 10 bar a iLsH Is-
c0serF.
JOHNSTON M.CAULEY.1 o.,
JOHN NOBLE,
August IS. es Sep
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

The returns made Feb. 5rh. 1899. esti-
mated the militia Of The United States ..
l,350.s05.
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SALT.

THE subscribers have just received a
= quantity Of Liverpool and Ground
Alum SALT, for sale BY tho sack or
bushel.
PARKER & NELSON.
September 4. Sc
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The Post Office

rs REMOVED 20 sr. PhiIil q Bsiek House
- in the rear % M. Lyneh's JeN eiry shsp.
TH0S. CLANCY, Il. M
August -. So
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Loco F5co iiaiehss.-roo much care
cannot DO taken Of these dangerous
matches. We saw box Of them on FIRE,
on Saturday last. which vas isnised
simply By falling from counter not three
fee, high. Il VAS accidentally knocked
down. bu, a mouse nigh. do The same
thing at the dead II night. and who could
calculate the possible loss.
baltimore Chronicle.
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IA Camp Meeting ~iII con-
nenee ~ Cedar GROVE Meeting Houss,
eight miles north Of TliIlsborough. on Ffi-
day the 18th OF September next Preach
srs and people are respectfully invited 70
attend. ROBERT c. MAYNARD.
Augusf N. 81
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February, 1889. s6-3w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-31

we trace the evil in our own mintisto parent
who are indifferent to the education. Of thei
children. There mast be change here be
fore there can be decided Improvement ir
the Common schools of the United States, OF
before the United States can regard tie happy
condition prayed for by Wordsworth for Eng:
land.
The coming of that glorious fine,
When, ppzing knowledge as her solhes,
wealth - =
And best protection, this Imperial realm.
While sle exaSts ,aiisaaSA, sl.hsf,a drpit.. ~
srli OH ~ On her par /. to ssaeh -
Them whoafe wound to- Serve her and obey:
Binding herselfby statute to secure
For all the children, whom the soil maintains.
The rudiments of letters; and to inform
The mind with moral and religious truth.
Duties arising out of good possessed,
And prudent caution, needful to avert
Impending evil, equally require
That the whole people should be taught and
trained.
80 shall RIGHTEOUSNESS and black resolve
BE rooted out, and virtuous habits take
Their place; and genuine piety descend
Like an Inheritance from age to age.
Portland .4drertiser.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-31
FROM THE ALBANY Argus.
JUDGE BUEI,.

For the last thirty years, Judge Buel has
occupied wide space in tie political and a.
gricuitural world. In 1918, he removed to
thls city from Ulster county, and established
the Albany Argus. In the following wear. he
was appointed printer to the State, and dis
charged the duties of that station, and of the
edltorshlP of the paper, until 1921, when he
retired to the farm in the suburbs, since SO
widely and favorably known as the .sAlbany
Nursery" After his retirement from his ed
itorlai labors he represented the city for sue
cesslve years III the popular branch of the Lee
gisiature, and at the period of his death was
hegent OF the University, His last appear
ance In political life was as the gubernatorial
candidate of the opponents of the national ad-
ministrationin 1886.
But 1t is as an agricuMrst, in the great
broad sense of the word, practically and sci
ehtihcaily, that he has built his fame as pub
lie beneiactor. AS such he was known
throughout this continent and the oldwor!d +;
ana no man has contributed more, as q writer
ana In practical life, to elevate. inform and
improve the agriculture of his age. Nearly
siN years ago. us an auxiliary in his plan FOR
/ me diffusion of knowledge on this subject
Judge Il. established ''rhe Cultivator." 2
monthly publication of the highest value, and
| OF great and varied information. and which
mas attained vast circulation throughout the
American continent. His labors howcve,
were not confined to his monthly publication
ample as were It's pages. His pen was il
constant requisition upon nearly every subiec
connected with the cultivation oftho soil, auc
ms correspondence, throughout the Union
ana abroad, was extensive. Ia example no
less than in proccpt, he may be said 10 hav,
conferred blessings upon the times in whicl
Jr.fra ~,
thy, aud ripen into fruit, long after his bod,
snail have mingled with his favorite earth.
AS a nelghbor and CITIZEN and in all tn
relations ofdomestic life-he was without re
proach. tlewas esteemed not less for his in
tegrty than his intelligence and worth-fo
the unaffected attability and simplicity ofman
ner In his intercourse with his fellow men
He may be said to nave lived for utility ar
to have diedin the prosecution of his favorit
employment. His death is public bereave
ment, which all will mourn, as irreparable.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-31

TRANSPARENT WATcH.--A watch has
p n presented to the Academy of Science at
rams constructed Of very cuff6us materials.
the parts being principally formed Of rock
crystal. 1T was made by NJ. Robellier and is
si'iail III size. The internal works are visi-
BILE: the two teethed wheels which carr The
hands are rock crystal, the other wheels IF
metal, to prevent accidents from the BREAKING
oi the springs. All the screws are fixed i5
crystal and all the axles turn on the rubies.
Inc escapcment is of sapphire, the balance
wheel OF rock crystal, and its springs of gold.
Inc regularity of this watch as time keeper
IS attributed by the maker to the feeble ex-
pahsion OF the rock crystal on the balance
wheel, dc. The execution cfthe whole shows
10 what state of perfection the art of cutting
times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-31
40 THU RsDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1889.

my hand is still free, and my heart has ay,
been yours: save me, Willie, save mer ano
| she threw herself into his arms.
The bridegroom looked from one TO anoth
or, lmpioring them to commence an attack up.
on the intruder but he looked in vain. The
rather again seized the old gray coat of the
soldier, and almost rending it in twain, dis
covered underneath to the astonished compa-
ny, the richly laced uniform of British officer.
He then dropped the fragment of the outer
garment in wonder; and at the same time drop
ping his wrath, exclaimed, 'Mr. Campbell
or what are We? will we explain yourssIEl, y,
few words explained al: .fl1e BiSs fi56iifhi;
a wealthy, middle-aged man, Without heart,
left the house crashing his teeth. Badly as
our military honors are Conferred merit is not
overlooked, even in this country, where money
Is every thing, and the Scottish soldier had OBJ
tanned the promotion he deserved. Jeanie's
JOY was like dream of heaven In a few
weeks she gave her hand to Capt. Campbell, of
His Majesty's regiment of infantry, to whom
long years before, she had given her young
heart.