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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
THE USE OF LEARNING.
ny r. S. ARTHUR.


I'm tired Of going TO SCHOOL," said
Herbert Allen 10 William " heeler, the
boy who sat next TO him; 81 don't see
any great use, for my part, in studying
geometry, aud navigation, and surveying,
aud mensurallon, and the dozen other
things that am expected 10 learn.
they'll never do me any good. lam not
going To get my living as surveyor, or
medsureT, or sea captain"
How are you gong 10 get your liv.
ing, Herbert" his young friend asked,
in Il quiet tone, as he looked up in his
face.
Why, I'm going To learn trade or
al least father says that am"
"And so am Il replied William. And
We. my father wishes me 10 learn every
thing that ! can, for he assures me that
it'll be useful some Time or other in my
lile."
Il am sure cant see what use I'm
ever going 10 make, as saddler, OF al
zebra aud surveying"
"StllI, il we cant see it, Herbert, per-
haps our fathers can, for they are older
aud wiser Than we are. Aud we should
ende;., or 10 learn, simply because they
wish us to, even il, IN every thing we
are expected TO study, we do not see clear
ly the use"
- cant feel So" Herbert replied,
tossing his head; "and | don't believe
that my father sees any more clearly than
| do, the use OF all thus.
You are wrong TO talk so, his friend
said. in serious tone II would not
think as YOU do Tor The world. Our ia.
lhers know what is best for us, and If we
do not coniide IN them, we shall surely
90 wrong
= am not afraid" responded Herbert,
closing the book, oper which hc had been
poring reluctantly for half an -FOUR, IN the
vain attempt TO liz lesson Oh his unwil
! ling memory; aud taking some marbles
from his pocket, commenced amusing
himself with them from the teachers OBJ
sersation.
!! William said no more, but turned TO
his lesson with an earnest attention. The
difference in the character OF the two
boys is too plainly indicated in the bret
conversation we have recorded, 10 need
further illustration. To their teacher II
was evident, IN numerous particulars IN
/ their conduct, their habits and manner.
William reciied his lessons correctly,
while Herbert never learned task well.
One w4s always pnnctual al school-lhe
other loilerer by The way. Williams
books were well taken care of--IIerbert's
soil d, torn. di.iigured. AMI broken, cx-
! .cra lily AMI internally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

no more cat II Tile brine any ore ,iag ila,
can be put IN during The day. tbs pro
ress will desir y The smut II ynuI seed !,
thus atIeried. and seesTe 10 yonr rrap =,
exemption inm Thai laailisome disease
This soaking process Will produce other
COOL effects; il Will encourage ea,ly ger,
minaiion. push forward the sroMtl. Of lhe
plants Al llie outset. and enable them "a
Send inTlh their roots earlier Than other.
wise. and thereby gel lonillnlI IN ll,e
earth bsiole NE setting IN Of hard lrosls ;
aii"hJeeIs II moment.
In connection With The suhjeci0f soaks,
= but proper 10 remark that various
niysS.<lbsiances have been recommended,
,S>ssuli"ns ii arsenic. solutions Of con-
Refss, solutions Of blue vilroil, stake cllsm-
heIley, solutions ol lime, aud ley OF wood
ASHES hn; As We hays tried The one We
recommend. afas i Is simple and eiIee.
live, we prefer = iossny other.
SrlrriiOn Of SH.-care should be oh,
served N sefng, your seed wheat; il
should be Of j good variety, free from The
seeds OF Necus Of every description.
qaaniiiy Of Std per itr.-lf sown
broadcast less Than two bushels per acre
should not be sown; il sowed IN rows
with i drill, jpccls will answer, 4 saving
Ia be appreciated where man has
large field 10 SOW, which, when added To
The advantages which arc said To enure
To tie drilling over the bioadrasIing sys.
TEN, should operate strongly with al well
Judging minds who estimate properly all
that tends 10 eligblen economy lor il
more grain can be graMn with less seed
with a saving Of in every 8 pecks,
none can hesitate long in determining on
Mhlch-slde his interest lies.
Manure for Wheat.-We have sug.
gesred Guano aud bone.dusl Us proper
manures for wheat, and we will here re.
mark that all wheat lands should be lin.
ed unless that mineral is naturally existing
~ u. Lime enters into the composition
Of both the grain and The straw Of wheat;
so also does potash and phosphoric acid,
aud sulphnrir arlpl. lfiherefnre
these substances, by long cour.e Of cul.
lure, may have been extract d from the
soil, they may be reinstaie,l by compost
Iormed precisely as we have suggested
urder The head IL rye.
Kinds of Wheat Each wheat grow.
e must consult his dMn good Judgment
upon this subject; all we can say j., that
The Mediterranean has mole generally
rome out, through the last season, un.
scalhed than any other. /
.inseicaa Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

Imam said. 1T viii be teuer lhan III,
p'esrni fmpl0yment."
Then make yanIsrlf Iezssy II nnre,
iaT tie rampay wlll starr IN week.
:. 4 sill be ready. SIR" tie poor man
Telsllrd. AMI then y ghiTrw.
In wers The company VI engineers
siaTlrsl. aud Mr. Allen with them - chain
earneT. when. had hr. - hnv. taken
lie ai!Eice Of hrs parenls aud irirnlls. aud
stored mp in his memory what they wish.
81 him - learn, he might have iillc,. The
Surveyors oiilre Al mnre Than double the
wages psid him y cham Gamer. Indeed
We cannot tell h0w high a pasilinn Of
usefulness h. might haze held. hid h.
Improved al The opportunities afforded
him in youth. Bun he perceive,l tic use
Of learning loo late.
{ mldren anl yonill cannot possibly
Know 50 well a their parents, guar
dams, and ieaeher,. wha, j. hesi Tor them.
Men who are ia aeIisc contact with The
world. know lhsi the mnTc extensive their
knnMleilge on III subjects, the more use
lil they can be 10 each nlher: and the
higher and more iH.pnnah, use To sucicly
hey are flied Ia perform. lhe greater is
lie return 10 themselves in wealth and
aOnar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

! r,li.rrs from Hnish sna y frec.v.d. ana
> instantly Afterwards nnts e s..erg. =
iil4s ~ every ieAa.asana louF sies;s a.a
printed. lie ErIarily With Ebrs II
m0ses may be msgiuel, since Il uskgs
$500 legolnfi0ns m au haur. Ihe Ill.,
chime = lwu ssoiiJs high. HAT il, lhtrs =
a man and boy u eaeh eide 81 tie DOG
silic two msn 10 fed il Ni.h sl.eeis snd
the boys 10 rereIre ilaem a. fast ~ gllg0wn
ou;;l and over lhelr heads are Two ause
men aud Two buts similarly empiokrsI.
The, do nol labaI-liie engine die. that
--all that u reqnntd 81 them = The cIu.t 81
attention 70 sii.!e sheet alier sheet ln'n the
monsters jaws, and Ia iereise them aglin
a. they come Qua printed. Tie Sun punIs
i0rty thousand pawTs every day-the
outside M the day-li.ar, llir inside Il night.
This takes neaiiy 80 Trsns al ptperrrcry
day-atom - many az we requlre iuT tie
Observer IN six G.sllilis.
We afterwards alslied The lDNeT r,giaHs
IL The lleraia uiiies. where, Un,,r lie
street, Is located silii lager ana mare
costly Press. Which mote. wdiI the rene
seloeiiy, anal prluls bulh sides oI Tile pa
per 81 the same Ualr. the iirFaid's c.s-
eulalIou Is HON 20 Ia $4,000 u day.
We have hoped aI,! expected. Tor some
years past, liiai iiir Alr.srs. llue would
invent Press suited To lae wams Of itle
country newsrapsIs, % PRINT s'Hie 5 80
600 sheets IN an huur, aud 10 cost per-
hlps 4 or 500 duliars--an Intermediate
machine between the pte,tnl hand pass
and The Adams aud power presses. But
they informed rs thai they had spenl some
thousands in the rilurl. but Without sue.
cess, and had abandoned The iuea.
We found what We regard as a perfect
Stll.lnking Marhi G, and At once ordered
one, intending when Il arrives, Ia discard
The one we have hid IN use lor Tour Years
past, which was an improvement on lis
predecessor, one we haju,ed Tor ten years,
aud winch was burnt IN our office lnuf
yeats ago, We vii be glad 10 show this
admirable machine 10 any Of our Iypogra.
phIral brethren who may 'islt tins place.
lew Of whom, We thlHk, will resist the
inclination To obtain So laboursayng an
article, after seeing il IA operation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
4 NEW RACE Of MEM.
Correspondence Of the y. Y. Journal Of Com.

Correspondence VI lle y. !. JOURNAL ul CONF
merce.
Panis, September t. 1919
In former letter, | mentioned 10 van
thai Colonel Du Caurel who had already
penetrated far M AirIca. was about 10 SCI
out on new and extensive exploration of
five years, under the specilI auspices of
the French tioyetnmrnl, and al the
charge II The ueasury. The Minister of
Public Instruction asked Of The Academy
oiSrlence some instructions for him. which
were read At he sitting fihe q III instant.
Al The same Tine the Colonel addressed 10
the Academy a notice Of the race of the
Ghlines lnhabIllug the interior of Africa.
and renowned among tie neiahtorinp
tribes as raudaled or having tails. The
matter is So curtous thai have caused IN
be translated lur you Whist has b. en- pub
llshed about II, by one ofikc sicntlfc re-.
porirrs. lofd Monhodfio win mel have
erred 80 mHch III his primitive stock.
From the Scientific Report.
There EXISTS i rare 81 men who, ar.
cor'lng TO the rcport ut rrna!u travellers,
are originality Vt the kingdom af Gondar,
or Of others, who say they lnh,bt Sontlan
in the South, whose geological rharaclc-
ristIcs are remarkable. rhey have a tail.
like appendagc formed by the cIongaiioa
Of the yerlehral column, aud they are the
last link III the human race. The slave
merchants cannot dispose Of 'hem without
difficulty, so bad is their reputation. The
traits which distinguish them are hdFous
uglmesS OF lace and iiaur. ungopernable
tempers, and .tuld intellect. Some of
this race are To be ioand aisn il the Phillip
pine Islands, but til y were. doubtless,
carried thiIlpr by the sl4yc merchants.
However tins may b., when Il i.e,anline
is looking oat tar -lavrs ia The last, he Is
always warned not Ia puuhase one who
has tai i; hc Is lodi" Ol III slaves This
is the least pro.i aeie ths race nf men
is very tdr behind thai [ which Fnariar
dreamed, and whrch wa. some day, 10
become the ype at manly beauty, morally
aud physically.
NJ Dn natet, who was in Ne IN IN
the year 1913. saw an individual uf ta
species we have just mentioned. anl be-
longing, he was told, 10 The breed Of CHI
lanes in the Suulh. Though il he nnt tue
FIRST time that we have heard of the race
Of men spoken Of, who are furnished with
tails, nevertheless the fact is not sufficient
~ commsn 10 TAXI away lis IN crest. We
will, therefore, enter somewhat IN detail
upon this strange organic manifestation.
4" inhabited Merea Ia 1912" says NJ.
Dn Couret, AMI being often a, The house
of an Emir with whom was intimate, |
spoke to him Of the GhiIane race, aud
told him how much the Europeans doubt
ed of the existence Of men, with tails, that
is to say, the vetebrsl column elongated
externally. In order to convince ne of
the reality of The species, the Enr order
ed before me one oi his slaves c; He'd Bel
laI, who was about hirty years old. vino
had tail. and aha beloaged to this iriue.
On surveying tbs man was 'horonghy
ceAv.aved. lie poke Asl5.c well, aid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

was daIed lwelgc year. ago. I.ayatlr i
tao EesEs; lhere = IA Wlinp,S. ani ~
interest waseAeE paid; ynu ale nni hausl,
70 pas iils note I; ~ clnnui recover lh,
amnnni.' 'sir.' sid the old man, WIsi
10 PaE II. II = lIle ouly heaFy debt
have IN the world. li my he nmtlaaed
here, but have ma el.sii. and ms oil wo,
man md hope we have made our I,eaes
with Go.i. aud wish Ia do 81 Wllh men.
! should Ike - pay H. ami he laid IN,
bank nnles bfio my bFalhcr. requesting
hun Ia ceunl them over. .lrann0l take
this money sand my brother. The old
man became alarmed 4 have east sins.
pie interest fur twelve Years and liIIle
over. said the old man. 4 wall pas yau
compound interest. IL yOu say So. The
debt ought 20 have been pald long ago.
bui your father, sir. Was vsiy nduIgenl-
he knew had been nnlucky. aud told me
not la worry shpuI it,
" Ny brother then set the whale mat.
Ter plainly heinle hun, and. l,Aing lhe
hank bills, returned them 10 the oil mans
p6ekel.50ok. telling him lhli. alhuugl
our father had lett no formal III. be had
rel ommen ell 10 his children 10 destroy
certain nnles, due bills. and other evidence.
81 debt. and release those who might be- ie.
lily bound lo pay them. Fra nlumcnl
the w"I'hy old man Appeared o he snpe
lied. Aler he had rullrcl, d himself. and
wiped lew tears from his eyes. he stated
that, from the time he had heard Of our
fathers death, Ia had rakel and scraped,
and piacbed aud spared. 10 gel the money
togethe', for lhe payment OF this drbi.
: About ten days ago. sand he. 4 had
made mp the sum wllhin twenty dollars.
Ny wife knew how much the payment
of the debt lay upan my spirits. and adj
rlscd me 10 sell COW, and make up the
difference and get the heavy burlhen oil
my splriis. dill sO-and now what will
my cd woman say. must get back 10
the Cape and tell her this god news.
She'll probably say over the very words
she said when she pui her hand on nv
shoulder u we parted ihGre Herer ,efn
tic righteous J0rsaksa or his seed beg
gias treak Alter hearty shake Of The
hand, and blessing upon our old fathers
memory. he went upon his way rejoicing.
"Alter a short demonstrating his pen.
ell and making a cast" There said my
brnihs .. Your part nf the amnuni would
be 50 much--contrl'e plan 10 convey 10
me your share of the pleasure. derived
from this operation, aud The money is al
ynnr service.
Such is the simple tale which have
told, as il was told to me.
Boston Transcript
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
TIE PRINTING Pre- :.

There is no establishment ia the great
city oI New York, ui more interest 10 a
practical pnnler, Than that OF Mes.is. X.
iIOc IL Co., mere can be obtained Every
ihlng that printer can need, ION Quuns
at % thousand, up ~ double cylinder
power presses nj ten thousand dollars each.
The inventive genius oI the Messrs. Hoe
Is wonderl /, aud IL is Impossible to esil-
mate the worlds indebtedness 10 lhrn.
In our boy IsiI days IN better P,ess vas
known Than thc old damage Press. on
which two wurkmen were deemed skIllu
whn could, by ittlr combined aud arduuus
Labor, throw oil some three hundred ptln.
ted sheets IA an hour. Now, we gaze
with astomShmenl upon the huge machine
which prints ten thousand sheets III one
hour -Four Years ago, one OF the bro.
theirs tuuk us 10 Their machine ship in the
upper part Oi the city, where were many
wurkmen, engaged upon all SUITS Of ma
chInery-Ihe steam engine OF course do
lug us share oil tile labor, from directing
the blows at the triphammer, (which
cnmes down with the power OF i thousand
men, down 10 the most minute aud sim
Pile application 0l It's exhauslless capabI.
lItics. Above the scores ul workmen aud
the thousand implements by which they
were surrounded, IN large letters easily 10
be read from all paris Of the first great
room, was painted the motto. "OrdcI IS
Heavens tlrst law. A place Tor every
hing, and every thing i'll lis place. And
there was no confusion or waste al time
amGsl the din.
at that time we saw the frame of an
immense Press, unfinished, which was
designed 10 PRINT 10000 sheets IN au hour.
Having business al their down lnwn Of
ice a week or Two ago, We inquired about
,hatpress, and learned that II was failure.
The many months Of time, aud thousands
Of money, spent upon it, were lost. Ii had
10 be broken up. But the inventors took
courage even from that failure. They
made press which avoided the errors OF
the first, and fulfilled the grand object
which they had in view. MIR. Hoe kindly
accompanied us to see some oil them III
operation. The first we visited was at the
Sun office, where, two stories under
ground, were two Of them, costing $40,
900 each. One was at work upon the
outside form Of the Sun. The form oI
tvye is screwed fast upon large cylin-
der, and contrary 10 all the experience oil
country printer, is made 10 parlake Of a
cylindrical lorm by means Of column rules
thicker al the bottom than on the surface.
TIE form reyolves. aud al each OF iour
sections Of every revolution II passeS '"o
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
GgaAa 999a042s

: May your rich soil,
Exuhorant, natnre's hriier blessings pour
Ger every land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1919.

Thus llies Logan life. Tie one ole.
hirn', in'lnsiIinas. attentive 10 iie pre-
repis 81 ill.sse who were older ani wiser.
and willing . he guided - lhrm; lie
olli,T lni"leni. aud iurlinei 10 fellow tie
headings II his own Nill rather ilaan The
more experienced ,eaehings 81 ualels.
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-05
MEDICAL va rlC..

IlK K. - IN r w lON, IrOirSSoT " u
~ the Memphis Institute, al Memphis, fenies-
see, recently from Cincinnati, Ono, would lnbrin
the public that he will remain in Memphis Until
the first of March lie will attend to all cab in
the professions, but will give sp cial att. ntof TO
the treatment of chronic dis-ases--SCROFiLA,
ULCERS, FIsTULs and CANCERS. These diseases
will be treated without the knlte, according tothe
principles of Surgery laugh, IN the lnSltut'
Opinions of the Press.
Delicate SugicaL Operation Yesterday ID T.
S. Newton, OF the Memphis InstItatr, cut ontthe
eve and removed the evehds O. PARENT, Nr.
Sewers, o, east Virginia. .lr. Sewers was put
under the influence O. chloruiorm; he renamed
perfectly quiet during the OPERATION. The eye
was partially destroyed by caIcrrous disc ase the
effect of which produced inflammation OF the BAN
The patient Is DONG we'll A similar opera ION
was performed last May, upon Mr.. Williams,
vi Nashville, who left Tor home in ten days q ter
the operation vas performed and is now well tiid
hear;y.--Cm Times.
Western Medical Nems--fs the title Of quar-
terry publications. published AT Cincinnati. by K. :.
Newton, M. ID. The object of the News is 10
'.inform the public generally, that the h'theho
ncurabe disease, Cancer, Sclrrhtis, is success
fully treated by the proprietor Terms al the
News, 25 cents per year. Those interested IN
having cancers cured would do well 10 subscribe
for this periodical. The editor, 5 Newton. VI.
Charlottesville Journal =
Cures of Caacer.
Miss Sarah Wesilake, jackson, o +, cancer on
the forehead.
James olIins, Rushve, la cancer of the eye.
Lower eyelid removed.
Mrs Hannah Hephner, New Lisbon, o., cancer
OF the breast 80
William Pence, Lawrence Co, Ohio, cancer of
the ~ts
L h. cPr
Mrs aary Kent, jackson, O., cancer of IL
years standing
John w. Jones, Boone county, KY. cancer of
the cheek and nose.
Mrs. Eliza Vankrk, Lawrence county, O.
Mrs. j. Ham, Cincinnati, cancer of the ose.
Francis Gray. Cynthi-n, KY, cancer OF the
face; bad case but soon cured.
Robert Forsyth, Harrodsburgh, ky., cancer OF
the face.
Mrs c. P. Bolton, Faye,te county, Ia, cancer
of the hand.
Richard Moon, Westl"rough, O., cancer of the
temple.
John Humlong, Germantown, KY, cancer OF
the nose.
Mrs. P. Collins. Pike,on, c., cancer Of the nose.
Mss Nancy Green, New Lisbon, o., cancer Of
the neck
Mrs Griffin, Cincinnati cancer of the breast
Darius Davenport, Cincinnati, cancer OF the
lower lip
Mrs. w. Hare, Milford, O., cancer of the face
&c, &c.
GTAny pt rson wishing to consult us upon The
subi-ct they can do SO by addressing DR.. y. r.
N, wroN, a, CINCINNATI, Ohio. or DIR. K 5. NEWTON
at Memphis, Tennessee, Until March next, aiteI
which time we will both be in Cincinnati
r. S. NEWTON, M D.
! Memphis, Nov 8, ls4S. Mem. Times
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-05
SCHOOL BOOKS

Of the latest and most approved authors and edi-
tions, consisting of Anthon's Popular Classical
Works. Cicero, Virgil, Saliust Jacobs first Greek
Reader Arnolds lst and I'd Greek and Latin
irose Composition, Andrew and Sloddard's Latin
Grammar, Owens Classical Series, Homers Odys-
sey, Xenophon's Anabass Cyropedia, etc, etc
Davies Mathematical Work Lectures on Botany,
Mrs. Lincons Natural Philosophy Chambers Ed
ucationa Course Elements of Chemistry Dv the
SAM, Mandeve's Course of Readt 9. Goodrich's S
LIST I'd, Sc, 4th and 5th Readers, Grigg * Eiolt's
lst ID, Sd, 4th and 9Th Readers, PsrIey's lst, 2d
aud Sd Book Of History. With great number
of others too tedious to mention, selected from ID
catalogue prepared by the Principals OF the Male
ana Female Seminary of this place.
A large and select assortment of Stationery.
Fine Cap and Post Ruled Paper. Record Paper,
Billet Paper, Quills, Inkstands, Steel Pens and
Holders, Sand Boxes, Blank Books of all KINDS,
Copy Books States and Pencils, Office Pencils.
Waters, Paints OF the most superior and select
water coors, Portfolios, Cap and Post Drawing
Paper, very superior quality.
" Washington, August %, lo49 33-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-05

HAVE just received superior lot o. Sand and
Ill Black Lead Crucbles, Blue Smalts, Per-
cussion Caps, Apothecarys schles and weightsi
Gaivanic batteries, nerve and bone inlment.
Turngton's balsam, extract pink root, thermome,
t,rs. Harlem oil horse lahcets, HILLS double and
single ,russes, Chase's oo. abdominal supporters,
silver and brass spring lanceis. hair-p scissors,
surgeons pocket Instruments Nos. and 2, sus-
pensory bandages, metallic and gum-elsstic nipple
SHE Ids, Moffais biiiers and pills sand peper red
yellow and white bronze, Sands sarsaparla,
Townsend's sarsaparilla. race ginger, Clipped
Iogwood, verdigris, indigo No /, madder No. j..
medical saddebags, Husbands magnrsia, hy-
drometers, gold and silver leaf, chooroform.
chrome green and yellow, jujuba paste, coPal
varnish. patent lint, linsetd oil. white lead and
every other article usually found in drug store.
Washington, Sept. 5, lS49-35-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-12-05
Posr OFFICE THEFT AT TRoY.-Some

Posr OFFICE THEFT AT TRoY.-Some
time ago the Troy Branch of the State
Bank matted letter at that place con-
ta,nily So, 400, directed TO a house Ill Lou
lsville. No acknowledgement OF its re-
ceIpt being returned. the bank wrote TO
know the reason, and was informed that
the remittance had not come to hand
Upon receiving this lntormatlon' the ofh-
GERS of the bank went to the postmaster,
who remembered that he had mailed such
a letter, and that after the package COLI
tanning it had been made up, he Wenl ont
for few minutes, leaving G. }. f. w.
Flrman, his clerk, alone IN the offlce.-
His suspicious were finally directed to
this Young man. who lett town under the
pretence of having received Instructions
from his father, by letter, to go 70 coleS
at Marietta. He passed through this CRY
OH Wednesday going east. and despatch
was sent to Columbus by telegraph, d.
recting his arrest at that place. ne
despatch reached Columbus little too
late, and another was sent to GAINESVILLE
where he was arrested upon getting ou'
OF The stage lie was searched fofthwi'n'
and the missing lnoney all ionnd III MS
Firman was formerly clerk III the
drug store of Mr.. Howell's III this CITY,
and had been employed only about week
IN the post-oltice at Troy when the thei'
was committed for which he is now III
custody.-Daytoa Journal.