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cTATE OFnITNOIS Conntv =

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
Coz snatEtnr t'n1" ~ t'lsca.o, March Term,
1st3 naalslC iocre ..-. Cu;tia and James n.
banks II Chaaerty.
dsscnd 1T aoosr nt:net har +n eled in tue oce Of tho
Cietx T.! ~ SURF y CuE.' !c1.o Notice hereby
given IL The aaA William J. :n;,!s ~, ihe con pl1in-
sh,,asra IT a.e r. P;', - eonp IL ~ :u1t te
and that s1an"n' thetui.u i'sned out Of sAt Cou.;
6anst sat tefenal Fe:lsr.t. J.. tie t.st NondaY OF
Match. lsSa. - Is lf 'aw required.
N6w unesa you. the said " sAn F. Cott thal rsou.
ally b and appear befre xil Sup<nor Court Or CHI.
of Co"k counsy. the 1rst day Of pe4t term
hx:eef t" bs aeien =: Cheax" IN .ai4 County. ths
arto ,he fin etupint, he ans snd
s matters md tstEs. he1tin etaIked snd ased viii
". K1MBALL, r1trs.
, 1860-02-09

Al ASTEK'S SALE.- State OF ILL
Wl uol, Cook County Circuit Court of Cook Co. u
Caanc<ry-Kober sherpa,d John sasfI an, e." Wsr.
err, bis Wife 49,. L., ,,,.,.,.u NJ q d.,
YeyemSsr Tenn, is5s j. L.. Z. fainc ree<r Ms,sr t
IL Chanet Cook .1nty and stats e. O. ~ ~ 1 n
s I'll ~ rs :; 9ssGn st oa 70 II aou:e &C.
q .5e etv of chcaso in tho Cor1y Of Cook afoIesd ~
The iooax ns,esea pasee e ,xa IL oun
r. ani Stao anresai to wi: LOT tumtet ntee ~ 9.
ncS number tty IL saa o. H. - u tSa
fhereofaA 4hzI nce*48.E; to n1aHe tns aSs3 ~
eanpIa canis on aid Deed. /. Z. PAINE Sf,e FhE1h-
- - ~ 800 talEb++&-t1
, 1860-02-09
11{lKYCiAiE. SALE.-Detault

OKIGAGE SaLE.-Detault
ITl hayln. tesn male IN the oaym.nt q es.ta Ito
t,mn f. uatnot anil Mata ars,ot for four .untred And
e,xhty Two do'!ars aaa thirty s. payable s = ses
note secured by hIi t tc,b+A IN mortgage q tie asu
s:e T e.scntta by The sad b..iam'a aa1se s,,.. ~
hereinafter rsc,lbe an recorded iha keootrss once
Z Cook LONELY ,s, $ r nosk ,n - asy y1St =.
asacd by la<ac >hesuy 1f. t. edmund AIKEN N s et
JAY ot August l.5y. which tAl as>Eanleas a. t1ft ur
Now Therefore naer hereby given that In pnrsgaacS
If powet Of sale eonsa+ In aid mofkl.a. sh1la se
II .r.iuu to The high, bidder ea-h Il the north door
the Court house. The ttt Ut th,caxe On ~ I'm ~
fa.~ne premises. eser'b<t in E,st ,no.s5Er ~ IT,,
nf dljcarD Cuny # GosE state at Illinois. aed knn~ u
L.: dit.sn % in Hays she!hss r. >1ssa!on OF
~ ' L. AlkkG, A&s Hnec.
, 1860-02-09
7713NST3I;Lh SALE@-By virtue

T7ONSTAi;Lh SALE1-By virtue
of tro c.n 1...;1 sso's. :. e. hsn5sT sT
Crt.nb the Bo.rd of c Maer <s,'e n noi fos Wa*r
ssaa< neas
sesI ~ o. aS,clntnr he Aast - fst NJ the soutnea
se Sa anets asy 81 Il
~ tae - +h,es o:eIcex T. H. for the AMOUNT Of <o
a,s ,na costs md A11rrrsaE the sant. nn1sta II pa
On or 0'5o'' The ny {: :kyAspxRfodE ceesss:, "a
Caleaco, January =, 1850. ~
, 1860-02-09
MASTERS SALE-State of Ill

MI ASTEKS SAIE~State OF fl1l-
El nass County Of Cook. Circuit t'nu,t of Cnuk
County-ln ChancrTy. John q. Ring -. John 7. ccnk
las. .ioron coutnk Godtzey ETyaat, Peter Pteoy at
ChA1its j. TEem7in.
Public aoses htrb{ s!ysn that n pursuance Of DE-
cFsta1 ugler entered IN the above quilted L. G.
Paine fr+ev, Mater in bane1y Of Cook Coanty will on
The 18th ay q fehtuary sa 4 .en ososs y ~ fo..
House In the city Of chic 'o'ty Of t'eok Aforesaid
atpae1fc auction for esh o he highest bidder those GER
t.ln lois Of sAn Ana*i In eai Cuuty Cock. and
iu7s los thy~ix ~ and nfy:.. ~ ~ Cottage
rose .us sion Of PAT Ut aud Ia ths Northeast
quarter of Section thirty four t:} In ns tssni1
t Seth Of saa fourteen 4 E,.t q The tesnt r ne!-
raj nla.1lti1r. L. u IALSE FkEER,
Maste. In Caancesy Of Cook CnMnt!.
, 1860-02-09
95a,tking anu EreDangr.

FXCIIANGE BANK,
IL FUN DU Lac, WISCONSIN.
K 4. D.xz1sa Cashier GEo. Mo1Slz11Axs, President
u:ran:zed under the General Baking Law. The 0dea-
Eankiax tIouse In Eorthrrn Wisconsin.
Iefttrnrcs --&ienEcu SrtI Co.. J.. Hsffutch Co..
Me-ot,art.' L.,su uCu Tra.t Company. no4sx!0w
pUDD & BALDWIN,
- BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
CLINTON, Fosea.
uecia3 attention given to clecons and psoeecds Ecto1
on day Of payment.
Isese! to the Hank Of tie Ccnmonwsath. n u Market
Lon,ari E*1 Euston ALEU-. Copp Ne+h3t, 81. Louis;
t:ook j. Sar~tnt Davenport. Iowa tus-9ua13
, 1860-02-09

Af fOlflGAC1A c1AAG.- f" "ueIesAss
Alexander MerreIl and Nar1ett Merrell, ha wife.
anil Harvey /: Dawson nd Julia ~ oas:so9: hs @te;
Lord thousand elsht hun1red and dy foul sacsass
nnt deliver Jxsse L. Lsascnwurth certain ieed or
mortgage bearnk the d.y an1 year sfoss.. 10 "
sven si nau:a snl % t1 he, ,a1d nottxsss
aied icr record IN 1hs Recorders oee for Cooh county
,oca in BOOK Nlnsteen ot Aoxafes psse ons IN ~ sst
iay.nWo1th asstsned ne, the undersigned. ON s IT
day of April a. D. iso md default having besa nao 10
u payment ths noses secured to % pald oy ..' mott
x,xe eai note. being a past due. Nov. theneo,e
puoc hereby given u.t h. Ea1saanss Of saa o1
conferred for The Ct w a na.s. a 1aa ~
m w. .tre.lay the twenty eight da5 u nceenf 10" ~
lie hour fSt:e,o Il .hea - d1y: IT. The T,
north door The Cur! House IN ~ cN} =, tnnee ee ~
thr irnnfr of an st.s u llluols ell puhr aue
lin u, Lx hI.sz4 bier fur cA-n. The {nuo~Ink
nfrmI.es situate lying and be!ux in aid CITY ot chiexo ~
Dc County 1t Caok Of li!nots Known ~ ~ ~
numbe5 nineteen tls} block numbered Thirty t4 IL too
sehoo SECTION Addition Chicago e-iak TO s4ae pfe
", eeeibsd IN MnrtkaGr. together WIN VI ano s
xaiar The tncmc1t m i II r.
frreunt hx}o, H. riaahy w:A* a91 M t t
rtsht anil rouy Of +.nrnn Of tald A!e1aas!eF H. Aes
III snd Hafyes H. lavison In and 10 &sd ptsm!'es
WIi.liAN L. .,jUGS. Assxnee or eAlq Mo1t6a<7"
Eeu1s o,.. ~ a,4osl, = n1gs .sIh ss9' oGsA77om
, 1860-02-09
ofE. - FALI4 COKN ELL EfUsIFE-
CoxxEll j. JAA1sos, Auy4. ia1lba1t:hf
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
- Cook, S.S.-Supertor Court Of CiA-aso. February
TeEm 4. D. 1870. DsStilo l., Holt Robert 9Iasle-

Z. I9sQ. U27t13 H6!s K6Ettt 9!It71t-
Attachm<nt
Public no.tce hereby Esyea t, the sa.t Robert Giles
re tn1t wrt Of Attachment ssuet out OF the o1ce
0f the Clerk OF the Superior Court Of Chicago dated the
eh day OF January 4 D. lso0, tha 6u.t u the sad
iSs i9l. an4 aGat The xs;ate of sae s71a :ocsr
toaE. aud sixty dyeceat the Sheriff Of cosk
"in az -1 - rou M FL K FSss
shall personally BE- and appea. befsre the said suFes
ConF Of Chicago, hefrle the tr1t day II the
he.xnf b holden the Court House In ta- CHy
!chleazo, drst Monday Of February a. D. 1sG give
speef11 ball and plead the said ptz,nss action. utx
rtnt viii he snesed against you and fayer Of the st
pl.ai md 70 much Of r. PROPERTY a:tashe = NY +
.n14 TO 4aiIs:y The same. WALTER KIMBAIL. Clerk.
FA1rEL- SAfrn 4 TH,xAs~ rr:r4 Atty 1a3ibs1s-$w
, 1860-02-09

AS1rEItS SALE.-State OF l1ll-
ift no.s Cook county Superior Court q c1azo'
Fchey E1cs an,i William James w. As1anuef Il. '
TetIiJop ~. Mechanics Lien. ~ . n.
PuvLe !. h. ehy given that n e.s. o. m IL
afircn day Of December 4. .: 1865 In scott - Aa as
t. ssd sas VIZ on 'hs f. isgrnoon Il
snld day. ii North door Of she sou Aonse ~ too
of chicago, In said County Of Cee ssli paos pe:r
to the highest bdter cA. the following ~
pasc Of ir.et OF land situate II tho o-S q AnS " ''
EouatT of Cook and State Of Illinois to,HMs link.
Soh 9t 70 e. Soselt Is; Tosa os
t6snss xo.a o. III H.. sas se 1
sont di5y s1 cesrec EAs aont hs sentse s y ,n ~.
1oad eighteen e.n aud sxsya nS1s 70 Iy asnee
south on ed linz one c1a aad II. thfse
south linz 1 sao aaa.it shtnss ;s9et M So s.e chains
thsors Wsst ten cha a. h<aee sCh nsst n1 ss ~ vs.
Wes Tx chains and siityscTea lnkA HE 5H stnis
ginning. ~,.n.u-, ~ ssoes3o|1 Tea1s o. Chicago.
, 1860-02-09

.aVl4 3. G. Is born in Florida, New York.
4uo! - scxpclled from Eden.
4uJl Kills his brother Abel.
.c74 Burns tho Temple Of Diana, and
ppckets the fire insurance.
.1v; Orders Daniel to be devourea by
lions
G. 4. e. Persecutcs the Christians.
Il Murders his mother, Asrippina-
=; F" Piuys the fiddle while Brooklyn is
burning.
So Puts ali tue children in Judea to
death.
40? :" Builds the Dastile.
l45s +" Murders tue two young princes in
the tower.
1850 Z" Plots with Andre, TO betray the
American cause.
ISL - Dribcs the Ioudon Times.
lS5. .s Inveuts the Russ pavement.
l65: j" Is iuaugurated us Scnutor.
1854 " Swears allegiance to Queen Victoria
aud Louis Napoleon.
1860 j" Makes himself Perpetual Dictator.
1866 " Puts all the shareholders TO horrl.
1870 i" Appoints Fred. Douglass his secre-
tary Of State.
ISL Orders oil tue whites to be burnt
corked, and learn the banjo
1877 Governs the United States IS PROV
ince Of Liberia
fishing IN advertisement which appeared in the
Atilledgeyitlc (Gcorgia) journal Of March I'd,
ls.9. 1t runs thus:
Ux1ox AcApEx1.-1he friends OF science arc
respectfully informed that private Academ!
Las lately been established in the neighbornood
Of Major William Alexander, Mr.: William Walk
| er, aud Col. William T.. Adams, in Putnam Co.
| IN site otta,ned from Francis Ward, ESD, moi
far from Garner's Ferry, and will 70 into opcr!
| alton on the 10th Of April. The. academy edi
! ice, which Will be rendy for the reception o
students by that day, viii be spacious and com
'aodious. adapted t9 The accommodation nor t,saa.
! TLe hector, Mr. Vim. II. Seward, is late frcu
Union College, New York, from which institu
ton be comes highly recommended as yoan ,!I
.;u;sAfd iudusiry and literary requirements. h
will teacl, the Latin aud Greek langoages. thee
retical aud practical mathematics, logic. rhe:t
,ic, nutural and moral philosophy, cheu1istr,
geography, English grammar, anS S such otas aa
hrnnchcs as nre usually taught in Northern co
| !eges. The common branches Of education
spelling, reading, writing, etc.. will, Of eours
lie taug in this institution. The price, ct il
s,ructiou will he 215, $oa or $50, according
| the branches taught, ETC., etc.
, 1860-02-09
SALt-tublic no

l. tra Ia ltEshy slseo thai !, Charits !litchenek
thu Tsustre nIneA in csnatn Dsrt OF EsuH etsui'd t.
r hy IxA1c like aud Eizl his VILE dt.d the twenty
hrt day March, A. b. ls5y Will! dsfaut hasln< sssn
tn4e In he payment ot proglIx+y note 10 saM deg!
rp.isy .eIl th uutt doof uf e E0uEt House. 10 ih'
city of :xc connv Cook daycf eo
rsEy. \. u. ls Al ten oc!ck n ths infenoon q ~.
rra AID al stase eoavs,st by I'D teta .f ,sst
III In b!cck htty $50. in tic tTinal wn "f Chicago.
e,naenc:u fur % fss' n"rth f. .hs sutawtss sons;
lie epth sa kt teoe4 South fory nv fcs, thcnes:
west IL pace Of e lnnl.: ~tc p;t* being .tuae
;u te county Of CuLk and satt Of tlnDla. 10 uakr u
:norcy upon sal nulu WITH the Gusts aud e1psns M
ale said uced of trust Is reeosta the eaee OF th*
Recorder VI Cuok County IN ok ~ Of Dss.tA pke vi
CHAl.LEo HIicltuck. r,a.i*e:
, 1860-02-09

The above .e adjourned to tAke yaee q ths S noef
,1 nI.re IN trdaY the twenty seveoth QAf o.
M * ~ x5o ~ WILLIAM i. OGDEN,
a. Ia "a hEsy,t Afs!knes OF MottgtEe-
The above sale 1o1nrd to take place as the e noo<
and niare on ednesay tht Hfesnen ~ oI rto3aA1J
4. D. lst0- WALL .,e1s."f = =. Nort..se
is29hii6 I'd
, 1860-02-09

~IAIE Dt' llALlNO4c, county VI
~ Cook ,ssSupetor const Of CE!eaxo February Tern,
lSn HsAu.n II. Darn.! Jura* =. CsaES. Ltsltia ".
Clark snd James Whhrow.-ln thanesty:
Ar1dAyt Of the rn.Er~idsnee Of LsttEA " tafK ant
lug been died Office of se Clerk of S.!A Court
u Chicak. Sosire nefrby gwen 10 The sah! tttta
;,rE and JaueA " tAsuw tLat the complainant hlea h*
Iii u eotnp.ant in said C"u1t. on ihe chantef, side
n.,ns terrtlrn !ssnri cut said oHrt aEaLnst s :e'
fsnaat ,etrbie Tue DIST Mnntay Of keh1las} next.
Now unl..< you tne sid Lctti4 ". clark All James
whhr,~ shall pef*an1: h ~ arltt nsiSrs ~ Supe
aa next term thereof b. hulen nj hlcaso In l uu,-
~ on trst MotdAy Of February is aud p!fl answer
or cm the raL compIananis btlt Of comp1Aaat. the
sane and n. matters aLI thugs therein chArkcd AMI
.tatx will be nfrs. ei. att decree sosete1
"t-' #. KIIUALI. Clerk.
, 1860-02-09
TTOFFAfANN g. GELPCKE,
BANKERS,
CHICAGO. lLLlAolS.
IL L. IG LASALLE STREE4-

Banking Department.
Depos3s received on Current Account from parties a
c1ty r. cnunirr and usual Accommodations granted 70
1rs.xs1ar JeposltosN sud correspondence
Interest balances only he Auowed u esea %ne1e
sptSal agreements have been n ade to that eject
Wc receive deposits payable Al specified datc on which
Interest viii be aliowed.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
1.nos!ts In sums not than ve doaIS recet7et and
C+rt,haes Of Dcpot sued. 1nsr!est Al III per ceLL
finds hayr remained In Lands speeif.d tlue. AL
rr,nefes made payable demacd and In Ike funds ~
Deposited
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
Collection. IN Chicago made and proceeds seIted
d,y Of rsvment less current premium 90 Exchange o1!S
soectipns loe,cd all PARIS Ut the West knc proceeds
RENTED on favorable terms
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
MENT.
vedaw Sisht or Time Bills on The principal eE:!es
thu rou ara.abe IN any part Of tie Uni ed states OF
1anaa and made arrangements by which We ARE en-.
sSe 10 as.ef l Telegraph Gc Payment Of Notes. Accept
apceA Accounts. Hc.. In new toFk
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
we huy and ss.1 Commission stther at Chc,eo o.
through Iut Arxa4, II Neg 4ofk. STATE. CITY County
EaIlEay &c, boas and Sleek. Uur eoareelons tn Nea
York ac such insure prompt and judcso1s ateuo:
| TO any order entrusted to orz aEc.
, 1860-02-09

III. abave a.s i postp..A I" Saturday. tho lth day
It February rext. 1t tho sanse hour amt place
t1.-h.u.id CIV. kEEHiH Trn4s~e.
, 1860-02-09

EWDr. McClin,ucss's i'cctor1l Sv-
1rr-Arx yorr lungs ws@s 9"sa ''"s breath give y'u
1r.lu2 l1sye ,ou h.clr: '".. u" T"u exredosatc
lsrl touEa uaaur? Arw you ~zaed with nlRtt sweats
md saut n elccp? II ~ tsnE >o-R nxxxn1. It will
uuY =. Il! ;!,ly ,eu. rF.ce II. Sod ny JOHN T.
PARK. 1T Lake st:ses- fas'lin
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07
wlstar's Bal.am OF wna cnerry.

10 he whals history u MediesI Di.so,,d.. no rrm.
sdy h.. performed many and such f.mslabls cur..
Of The Numerous affections of The rhros Luns.. sBd
Chs'l-ofCooshs Calis, Bronchitis. IaaosnI, ,whoop.
ing Cough. Group. Ashms. OF Consumption it.slt as
this ia'ismed. lonEinsi. and a.Iy csIebr.led slss.
50 generally seknoWleJzed is the superior siselsnee
Of this remedy thar bul Few Of The msny Who have sss
ed u. virtues BY experiences fsi 70 tssp II on hand ss
speedy and eef,sin for sudden attacks q cosd-
fully believing iha, ~ fs.asdis powers ss eomprshsn.
sise enough 10 embrace every form u dl.sis om he
.Ish.sa cold to The mo., dsnserOu. ymp,Om. of pul
mousy complaint
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07
VIRGINIA TgsTIMoNy

csniacsi. fom w. Nofborns Norton. q he Esam.
ner Utlee, Richmond,
Richmond. w., FEB. "a, 1850.
Msssfs. 4. w. PovLs a Co, tssntlemeo - .lth
pleasure testify 70 The great merit 81 youf insslashe
lang mediciue, ~. Wiims Balsaa N wild cLsggv.
which y kesiss highly valued By mahy q 90, este,.
Cd eitsns, Who have tested hs virtues by lrial.
ifa made use u Tbs BaIslm some three years since
fe' violent sod distressing cough. which bsalsd lhs
I'LL olphyseians snd 20 ny jy experienced such gis.
uyng feliei as 20 Induce me 70 petsssere W 10 sss
alwsts keep i BY and ever end Il % BE- unlsiiss in
hs ELECTS No medicine ths have ever used has given
such speedy relief Yours truly.
NORBORNE NORTON.
~ cgafioa o Purchasers The only FsasiHs wis.
iafs balsam has The wrifea aisnatue o. !. BUTTS
and lhe printed of the foplsie on ihs outer ssp.
pert ~ other is vils snd worthless.
Prepared BY ss,h W. Fs~Is a Co Boston, and CO..
sale by wsbb & Dickson. Hnlsborouah, n. 0. saus.
Jsis, Chapel Hill. wiiIism.& Haywood, Rs.ish, and
By sIl Diugsias and 81 wholesale By Addis A ony,
hichmesd. snd N. A, 4 @. A. ssnio,, NeaoIt.
isas H. ts-ism
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07
VENGEANCE IN SYRIA.

fuad Pashs, sent out 10 punish the recreant
Turkish authorities for their eonnivance in
the late outragcs. has done his work veil and
nobly. lie has dealt even n.handed justice TO
oil the innocent hase been protected aud the
guilty have suffered. Neither rank nor IN.
nuence have screened from punishment any
Of tie Turkish officials implicated ia Ire
Christian massacres, aud many men high 10
authority have been publicly executed. 4 The
energy displayed BY Fuad pssha has CON.
pletely re.esisblished confidence ip the CHRIS.
tisn communities, and has greatly alarmed
their prosecutors. We learn By the last mail
from Europe that the campaign against the
Druscs has already commenced. The Turks
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07
WE ARE MoylNn oNwARp.

4 Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce. Democratic
ptper, writes as follaws: among Demo.
crats VIM are not Office holders or expec-
ants. there is growing feeling in favor Of
Bell AMI Everett. aud nope that New York
W Pennsylvania will withhold ~ electoral
vote from Lincoln anil thus permit The South
TO SEM Bell TO the House snd Everett 20 the
senate. Noone honestly CLAIMS The elee tion
of DougIa.. Or Breckt1riilge By The people.
The onls question j.. shall the Democrat.
conspire 10 elect LincDln, with a view 70
spite each other"
The Richmond Whig thinks there is not
only the growing feeling" Of which this
Democratic correspondent speaks. 70 send
Bell 10 the House aud Everett 10 the Senate" !"
but to do something safer and better. name.
ly. TO snatch them from the contingencies Of
the House aud the Senate, BY eieetlng them
by the popular vote. The concentration 81
conservative sentiment nov rapidly going
on promises this glorious result. The tide
of the popular will is setting irresistibly IN
that direction. and, like that Of the Propon.
tic sea, il will know no retiring ebb.
Ma n. Heyaid
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07

A soLEnS JupesESr.-The Fort Madi.
son (lows) PiaindcaItr. Of the 18Th, reports
a somewhat extraordinary case pf bias sphemy
aud sudden death that occurred near Farm.
ington. Van Buren county. few days pre-
,ious. A farmer. living there. while talking
to neighbor about the dry weather. began
an uutbnrst of the most terrible blasphemy,
using the Silest epithets towards the Al.
mighty, and the Saviour, because Ne did not
sesd rain. The man was going On in fright.
iul language. when all at once his jaws be.
came palsl,d. hi. tongue berame poweriess,
hIs voice ceased, and be fell on the earth :
corpse.
We cannot regard an instance like this in
any other light than as an iutsrposition Of
Divine Providence. Others may think diff
lerentls they may consider The mans sud
len srizure and death a. caused by an epi
leptic or apopleetic attack. and il may have
been 20 bot II that were conceded. IL wusld
not therefore be less divine visitation for
the horrible blasphemy IN which the man was
indalging. "lt il q fearful thing to faIl into
the hands Of the living God"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07
Taai,


Roofing slate was also found. specimens Of
which were shown Capt. Wilkes. which he
SAYS we're compact, and appeared to split
smooth and even.
The engineers, Messrs. Hun, and Martin,
who assisted IN the survey, bear testimony
70 the correctness oi the conclusions stated
w the Chiei of the CDmmissiOn. From the
great quantities Of ore, they add. which
we saw 10 different localities. together with
the various kinds and qualities, some eT.
eeedingly rich, We have no hesitation 10
SAYING there u 10 the Deep River country
almost inerhsgstble quantities Ol ore, frUm
which. by proper selection and nisiny. the
vesy best quality of pig Or wrought iron can
be made" OF the bilamingns coal. Nessrs.
Hant and Martin say sample sent On
was tried 10 the smith shop az ne Washing.
ton Navy Yard, and compares veil with tie
best Cumberland Goals used there. I, 40.
pears quite free Of sulphur Or slate, and
leaves very liitie earthy matter
Capt. Wilkes accompanies III = Report
Of the Examination u The Deep River CoBn.
try By msps and ptohlss showing ias topo.
Rrsphy Of the land, and tie dip 0f tie miner.
a beds, and also sectional drawing Or The
shaft of The Egypt mines, which q that time
had been sunk 70 depth Oi 400 feet.
These laeis. Mr.. Times. arc gathered from
ofieisl reports. They are impartial, and
therefore 70 BE- relied upon. have quoted
then 10 show you the sKtsn, aud value of
the ion which the Deep River Improve.
ments 10 e1peetsd 70 drain. -.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07
!. fCH DIEM"

A correspondent writes thus "fou VIII
oblige several readers by explaining the
meaning Of the words Itch Den, on the
scroll underneath the Prince Of Wales
plume" The required explanation may be
given in few sentences
Edward. the Black Prince. son ofKing Ed
ward III. Of England. greatly distinguished
himself hy his valor at the battle Of Crecy,
fought on the 25th OF August, lS46. AT that
time he was little more than sixteen years
old. and won his spurs in gallant manner.
In that battle one Of the combatants was the
King Of Bohemia, who. though he was nearly
blind, told his men to lead him forward. So
that he could strike one blow with his sword;
and they all tied the reins Of their bril-
dies each TO the other that they should not
lose him in the press. but they were oil
slain, the King among the rest. ona cross
road from Crecy to Fontaines-sur.M Maye,
which was probably in the midst oi the bat
tie field, isa rude cross. where, tradition
saws, the blind old man was buried.
II has been asserted BY historians that the
Black Prince slew with his own hands this
John OF Luxembourg, King Of Bohemia, the
s,ipendiary OF the King Of France, and
that il w,s from the head Of the Bohemian
monarch that Edward. then Prince Of Wales,
took the plume of three ostrich feathers, with
an ancient coronet. under which, III a scroll
lis the well known motto, "lch Dlen"-"l
serve" II has ever since been assumed BY
al succeeding Princes of Wales. The wortis
are German. Phil Press.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07

How GERMAN WnMAs Cor ALosG.-I
asked pleasant looking German woman in
market, one cold morning, II il Was not hard
work to come every morning and mind her
stall
"Oh yes" was her reply, tish pretty
cold but | must do something. ! not use "
tend market"
| inquired how il h,ppened that her cir
cu.nstances had So changed. In her broken
English she told me the following story:
Me and ny husband come from Germany,
and on the sea he die, and when me got 70
ST Louis, me have no monish, and four. 1--WE
children; so | wash. iron, do everything
can do, and oaly get bread; den gets sick
washin and ironln' too hard for me; 50 !
SAID | will 20 Ia the country aud work gar
den, and sells my ironings aud every thing.
and works some more and gets twenty dol
lars, and then | rents OF German man one
acre ol ground. and spade him and dig hun
and work him all myself my boy only seven
wears old then--and | ralse lettuce. and
Deets, aud onions, aud corn, aud everything,
aud | make lots Of monish. Then ~ two
year rent two acres, and then my boys and
girls help me some, and make lots ol mon
Ish. Then in four years buy the land. and
then builds goot house. and tso years agQ
| gets husband"
:. How do YOU get along now !" asked.
.tOh very well, /" she answered and with
amerry twinkle Of her eye, she added: :" He
is de most convenient thing about de house
but nv new coOkIn' stove. lie spade my
ground and help me to get ready for the mar.
kct, and nurse my baby while comes, for
know better as he how 10 sell, | been know.
in so long"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-07

u Avery ingenious eontrivance for atcch-
ing game-and that pest 10 housekeepers.
rais--is on exhibition at the Agricultural
FAIR. The instant The " yarmint" steps on
the trap after the bait, wheel. In the shape
u letter "S." with two sharp prVags At
zach end. revolves as quick as thousht. strikes
the rat. kills IL and throws il into bpx from
winch there is no egress, resets itself again
ia The y twinkle u an rye," and is ready 70
entrap new conner. The shole operation
is performed in the short space oi i.pO serOads.