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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-02
Aillsburaugt Gsrarhrr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, october ., 1854.
To Our Subscribers.

Our necessities compel 10 make on earnest call up
on all our customers for the psymen. ofaearsges We
have but small supply Of paper on hand, and shall MOI
have the means ofrepenishing IL unless we
fu 10 making early collections. Some Of our subsc
bes indebted fos long periods, and we hope sense
Of justice and liberal disposition win induce them to
make little extra exerlion TO help In this smergen-
cy The Increased price Of ink and paper, and the re.
quiremeni Of cash for everything we get compel us to
exact more strict compliance with our terms - two
dsllaIs In advance or two dollars and fy cents when
payment Is delayed. New subscribers will 10 OIL cases
be expected TO pay in advance. Subscribers indebted
fot the present year will be charged but Two dollars, il
payment is promptly made. The stay law passed by
our Legislature, which puts Il out Of our power to en-
foscs collections, trust will operate but in few in
stances 70 our prejudice. An honest and honorable
man viii not wait for the law to compel him to be just
% his neighbor.
The prostra,ion Of business in general has cut on in
large degree receipts for advertisements and Job
work, and We must depend almost entirely upon our
subserPon list for support bat II ia hardly equal 10
that purpose We hope our friends aud the people
Of Orange will exercise some Of their influence to in
crease our list and no, suffer the paper to 60 down. as
many others have DONE for the want u sufficient sup
port We shall continue, earnestly and ndusiriously,
10 endesyef to make paper useful, and give all
mPonsn, and reliable nearly Il quite early
as any Other weekly paper in the State We think our
opportunities will enable Us 10 10 this.
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The Memphis (Tenn.) Avalanche has
learned through reliable source, that Mr.
Guthrie. of Kentucky. has come out boldly
and openly for the South; and that large
numbers Of prominent men who, heretofore,
have been neutral, are now taking sides with
US. AT the Columbus and other Southern
camps, the kentuckisns are iiOcklng to our
standard in scores.
The Mission TO EuRoPE.-We are advised
that the appointments have been definitely
made by The President Of Hon. J NJ. Mason,
of Virgins. and John SlidelI, Of Louisiana,
as Ministers, Or Commissioners, respective
y, to the Courts Of England and France,
and that these gentlemen viii Immediately
take their departure Tor Europe, probably
commencing their journey to-day. Ia uider
TO insure the safety out, il has been settled
that they will proceed by the way of Tam
pleo, Mexico. Richmond EEamiasr
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-A recent order Of
General Mcclellan declares firing on an en-
emy's piesets as contrary 10 the usage OF civ
illzed warfare, aud he, therefore, orders that
there shall be no firing on tie enemy's pick.
Cts utAlfcc ~ utlblues necessary 10 resist
their advance Or return fire commenced b.
Them.
FlRr II CHAaLIsloN.--A destructive fire
occurred in Charleston Oh Tuesday morning
list, b. which the loss Of property will not
fall shurt Of s4U.OOD. Ii commenced near
Potter's wharf and extended towards the Ac-
cnmmodation Railroad wharf, destroying s
or 10 buildings.
An cnterprising gentleman, who can com.
mand the requisite capital, has resolved to
establish a glass factory within this State, il
the proper labor can be procured. Glass
makers, or workmen able TO conduct bot.
tie glass factory, will, no loubi. find EN-.
ployment By addressing Glass Factory ia
tie care Of this office.
Exchanges, who desire % aid tie enter.
prise, will please extend this notice.
TIarlctfgY Courier
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hchmohd, sept. 20.
The New York Herald says that iniorma-
ton has been received, which shows that
Spain will shortly recognize the indepen-
dence Of the Southern coniederacy.
California has gone Black Republican.
The breckenridge Democratic State ticket
received 10. 900 votes; the Union Democrat
&c 10000. and the Black Republican AZ. 900.
Lincoln has accepted a company Of Infant.
ry from the Sandwich Islands, composed Of
Americans.
General Mcclellan forbids picket firing.
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N. o., on the LIST day Of October, 1861.
Dr. Edwin Anderson, William Nun,
Atwaters Toney, Nancy Nichols.
Sallc G. Brown, Louisa Person,
William G.. Crabtree, Mary Pratt,
Mary Crabtree, James Pratt,
Ephram Gates, Miss Il. G. Pratt
Sarah +. Cain, William b. Roya
Samuel H. Faucet, John II. Rowland
Merhalkins Gilbert, Master A. Il. Rowland,
William II i'll, Rowan Riggs,
b. Il Hester, q. G. Strayhorn, 2
Samuel Hanes, Capt. "A. B. stth,
Martha A. Hall, Louisa NJ. stanford,
Capt. A. ID. Hoke, Miss Luna Skurlock,
Miss NJ. Chill, j. a. Stanfed,
James Harris, Julia A. Smith,
X. j. Jenreys Joseph Il. Tuner
George j. Moore, Henry Watson,
James Moore 2, David Whitaker,
Mrs. Ann McCulIoch, NV. Watson,
Joseph McCulloch, X. w. Wilhers,
Gate Milton, Mary +. Walker
u Persons calling for the above letters viii please
say they are advertised.
G. L. PARISH, p. W.
October 2. To-
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II A Concert Of yoesl and instrumental Music
vii be given BY young Lsdies Of Hilsboroush. at
Masonic Hall. on the evening Of Friday October 9Th
Zoe the benefit Of SICK and wounded soldiers.
Adniiisnce SO cents. Children half price.
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r. VI. JONES. sheriff.
STATE ARMS.

A LII persons in Otanes county who have - iheit
- possession AIMS Belonging 70 the Siatc. ate 2.
guesiCd % deliver them u me at this place, without
delay. Dy order D de- Adjniani Gencral
X. III. JONES, Shehil.
luna hi gE-
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spies and enimissaries. On their persons
were found documents addressed to the .au-
thorities and people Of Newbern, Washing
ton and other towns. requesting them to Of
fer no opposition to the advance Of the Fed
eral troops into the interior Of the State,
promising that if no opposition was offered
by them, they would not be molested. The
men have been detained in custody, and the
documents forwarded to Head Quarters.
Certain movements are talked OF at Beau
fort, to the details Of which we do not feel
at liberty now to refer, but which i con-
firmed. may have an important bearing upon
the blockade. 50 far at least as foreign ma
tons are concerned. Wilmington Journal.
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Washington. September a5.-Dispatches
received at the War Department tonight
confirm tie surrender Of Lexington. Missou-
ri. to the rebel forces, although the state
ment is general.
Another dispatch asserts that Gen. Ere.
mont has taken the field in person, aud de !.
eIarcs his purpose 10 capture the rebel chief.
tain. Price.
The President and Cabinet Ministers are
amazed At this intelligence, in face Of the
fact that Gen. Fremont had over fifty thOu..
and men under his command. and could have
easily reinforced Col. Mu!ligan, at Lexing.
ton. aud saved This disaster.
Jefferson City, sept 22.--A dispatch re-.
ceived here tonight. saws that tie Union
troops II Lexington. Mo, surrendered IL
the rebels on FRIDAY afternoon, Tor want Of
water.
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QuIScY. ill., Sept. ss.--A part of Colo
mel Mulllgan's command arrived here this
evening, released on parole BY the Confed.
crates. The balance. amounting TO nearly
1000. are expected Tomorrow.
The surrender of Lexington was made at
o'clock On FRIDAY afternoon.
Col. Mulligan is spoken Of in the highest
terms. lie displayed great bravery during
the action; and when asked to surrender. he
refused. HIS sword was taken away by force.
Col. Nulligan aud all bis commissioned Of.
ficcrs are held prisoners By the rebels.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMA1NING at the Post Office in Hsborough,
- N. c., on the LIST day Of October, 1861.
, 1861-03-13

The publication of the following communi.
cation in the Missouri Republican on Monday
morning last, led to the appolntm, Mt Of
Committee BY the Convention now In session
In st. Louis, to investigate the statements
therein contained. The molten to raise a Com
mittee for the purpose was adopted by rots
Of Sc to 80:
From the Missouri Republican,
&a: EDITOR: Within the last four DAYS
prominent gentleman of this city, who was i
candidate Tor tue Convention on the Constitu-
Iona1 TICKET, was Waited upon By several gen
tlemen, who stated that the Convention wfici1
te 0oF n session was uuEound and that It WAS
necessary to take measures to have this State
secede; and to bring about that result the ger-
tleman to whom 7 allude was invited to meet
hls visitors on a certain designated evening,
preliminary steps to force the State into seccs-
sion.
Inc gentleman above referred to answered.
his visitors by Informing them that they had
mistaken their man-that he was not s seces-
sionist, and was opposed to secession His
visitors charged him with changing his ground,
which charge was denied, and the matter was
cut short ,by the gentlemen being distinctly
meetiag they would be exposed.
Ihe meeting was not held ut the place indi-
Gated, and 1t ID not known whether It vas held
at any other place or not,
The gentleman who gaze me the foregoing
information is the same who was waited upon
6y the party Of secessionists; and, although
nave not attempted to give his language,
give the substance Of the facts he told me,
and l doubt not they can be enbstantiated, il
need be- My informant la man Of truth, aud
will not eat his words.
, 1861-03-13
--- CHICAGO wEDNEsDA Y, MARCH
movement,

Chicago Water Works 1mI .es,s-
We notice that wnrRmen are L
ting near Rash street bridge, prep 4as'1s J.
lsying down thirty inch wrought iro. - xa... ..1
across the river at that point for the, 'ss.e
upply Of the South Division To the S. VA
end, two steam dreIE.s are at work in the ri ;
er at That point.
It is only fe~ years since, as W. well fe-
member, the State street twenty-lonr inch
main was laid undrr the direction: Of Chief
Engineer McAlpine, with the conviction then
expressed that it would be amply sufficient for
the entire supply Of The city for tac7ty gears,
OF until 1875. Five, ye1rs!: time Aas seen the
inadequateness both OF the provision and the
prediction. Already The Water Works Com
pany have been forced to lay down three large
mains ecross the North and South branchee
for the supply Of tbs rapidly extending West
Division. ii::t
For some time past the growth ofthe popu.
lation on the Lake Shore below Twelfth street
has been severe tx upon the facilities Of
water supply, especially on the occasion OF
fires. The thirty inch main now to bezput
down will be laid santhward through Y Wabash
avenue, and is 5esigne41 ultimately to be the
feeder to reserv<$f yet to: be built in the
Southern snburbs d. the city. In tile interval,
the direct supply Of .hatentire sahRrb will be
taken from the main. md ths advantage gain
ed will be large Cue in that Fecinity, espe,
cially as regards 1he4pestion Of fires, since all
have had occasion tnnotice the delays and dis
ah;1;tiea a tarip arfF f;.a}lv eunn11 fron, fha
, 1861-03-13

The St Lon1s RepuN;ean has advices from
Fort Wise to the effect that Hon. A. G. BOONE,
Is Indian Agent aud Commissioner, concluded
on the 18th Of February last, a very important
treaty With the -Arapahoe and Cheyenne In
dians, buying all their lands, eave strip one
hundred miles long and about fifteen miles
wide beginning about twelve miles below
foH Wise, Mt the mouth Of Big Sandy, and
running up the Arkanaas one hundred miles,
70 within i've miles of: The mouth Of the Hu-
et1ano' This treaty has been in contemp1n-
uoa oy onr Government for number Of years,
Out ION some unknown cause or outside IN
anence, has been prevented. This vas eaid to
, 1861-03-13

A special dispatch from Columbus to the
Cincinnati Gazette, dated the 1lth inst, SAYS:
The Senatorial contest begins to get e1cit-
ing. a perfect cloud ofcandidates and friends
OF candidates are in the field. The Republican
cancns will be held tomorrow night. There
Is some talk Of joint convention for an elec-
lion on "Wednesday. All th!s considered, I
tnlnk schenck has the best chance,
a dispatch Of the same date to the Go,u,7.r-
caat says: The Senatorial question becomes
interesting. The hotels are crowded with tn.
friends OF the aspirants, Chiefly. Of the con.
seryative cast. Schenck, Gurley and Delaun
are here. Stanton has gone home. The Re-
publicans will CAUCUS the subject fo-morroU-
night. They taik Of electing on Wednesday
Conservatives complain that this ia forcinr
matters, and ask for delay, protesting that f
will satisfy them better, since thew say they
are not sure they can't el ect Schenck.
It is rumored that Hon. Thos. Corwin will
be here tomorrow to help scbenck- Friends
Of the latter deny that he has ever waged Hat
On radicals, and contend as against opponents
that he is q thoroughgoing Republican.
sherman's friends notified him to stay away
from Columbus; 80 he will not be here, It il
fumored this afternoon that Gov. Dennison' q
name viii not be presented to the caucus. The
nomination Of Sherman may be considered
quite certain, although some Of Wade's triends
Is, Me making very Wry laces about it. It is pos
elbie that N order to satisfy the conservatives
the election may be postponed q week.
, 1861-03-13

As compared with the previous week,
there is falling of in the receipts ofwheat
Of about SO 900 bushels, and on corn, 1000
bushels. There Is an increase in the re-
ceipts Of hogs Of about 1000, and Of grass
seeds, about 10000 lbs. =,
The following table shows the receipts
Of -four, grain, &c, since the 1st of January
last, as compared with those Of the cor
responding period for the two years pre-
, 1861-03-13
Sad TfnRedY.

WHKEING, Va, March Io-Two vonnomen
named James MeLane and Richard Hadden ont
into difficulty Last night while under he Ia.
duence Of liquor, when the former stot the
latter, in1icting round which viii nrohabIv
prove fatal. Mcl.ane escaped to Bellaire
where be committed Z suicide by shooting him
Of the highest respectabiity, and the altar @ hss
cast gloom over the whole community,
, 1861-03-13

CooPERs' NoyELs.-The journeymen coop.
season.
PERsosA1.-Will illis.1a q. Bacon, formerly Of
this city, now Of the Pixies Peak region, is n
town on visit and coon to return to that
Eldorado again, which he considers perna-
nent home.
PORT MATrERs.-The steamer Comet is up
for Milwaukee and Manitowoc on Friday.
Sehooners, the early birds Of the coming sea-
son, continue to arrive and depart here from
and to ports on this lake.
RELIGIOUS No71cE.-The Rev. James Dixon
Of Chicago will lecture before the Bercan
Society =" Of Chicago University, at the Uu:.
yersity Chapel, on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst. Subject, 81 Models OF Mankind
3l1RTH AND M1SsTRELsf-By reference to
the announcement III another column, it will
be seen that Unsworth's Minstrels, from New
York, are shortly to appear before Chicago
audience. They viii draw. full houses.
POUND EEEPEE-Ira Coleman, the present
BrIdewe}l Keeper, has been appointed Pound
Keeper for the South Division; the duties O
| both offices being deemed too nearly alike te
| require separate incumbent
| ARREST FOR LAncEHX.-An old offenae,
| Jacob Richmond, has been held to bafl for th,
larceny Of piece Of delaine from 2s5 sontl
| Clark street. He was held to bail in $500 il
one case and $500 in another Richmond has
| been arrested twice before, for larceny, but
escaped with slight punishment.
| FALSE pRETENcEs.-Jeremiah Welch va!
yesterday held to bail in $500 for further exam
| inatIon, on charge Of obtaining money undel
false pretences. On like charge Charles E
Dawson and James Moratta were each held tt
bail In $500 to appear at the next term of th'
! Recorders Court.
PHLHARMoz1c.-TheP Philharmonic Corcer
on Tuesday evening was we'll attended ami
ranks Tezy fairly in attraction with It's prede
deeessors. The orchestra was particularl,
fine, and those to whom parts we're assigned
In the excellent programme, acquitted them
selves we'll - :
TIE UNION PARE BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev
James Dixon, Pastor,) have found 1t neeessar,
to enlarge their house Of worship; and, hav
ing adopted plan therefor, will commence
the wor,k Immediately Under the charge q
their Tezy efficient and: talented pastor, th'
prosperity Of this church Is rapidly increasing
1t Is located in pleasant portion Of the IVES
Division, in the VICINITY Of one Of the 1arges
and finest parks ii the city. -. :,
, 1861-03-13

LII eatlrnated that there is also about
100000 bushels Of oats in store in this city.
The Illinois and Michigan Canal has
boen open since the 9Th inst, but thereceipts
By that source have been comparatively
light. =. ~.
Tue pork packers have not vet entirely
closed for the seeson; while up to date
there hsre been cut about $1,000 hogs
The total. number cut in the season of
1859 80 was 1898, and in. 1858 50
185,ooo.. This year Chicago ranks next 10
Cincinnati.
, 1861-03-13
VOLUME XIV.

be the largest collection Of Inlians ever seen
on that river, the Arapahoes, Cheyennes, Fl
owas and Camanches being present
The purchase and treaty ecure to our Gov
ernmcnt Pixies Peak and a Il the gold fields Of
that region. Great credit is due to Mr.
Boone for his perseysr!a and wholly success
fnl efforts in the nat7.
, 1861-03-13

The amount Of Hour, wheat and corn in
Store in this city, according to the estimate
Of the Becreta1y Of the Board Of Trade, is
as follows.
, 1861-03-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PR0VIS-
ION TRADE.

The receipts and shipments Of Flour,
Grain, Live Stock, Provisions, &c, by all
the railroads leading into this city during
Ala ,,,o4 -r-x nl ,raro Fn1fox-er
, 1861-03-13

Since writing The foregoing, Inter ad-
vices have been received from Washing
ton, contradicting the statement that Il
messenger had been dispatched to Charles
ton with an order for the evacuation of
Fort Sumter. Let us hope that the neces-
siry for such an order does not exist.
, 1861-03-13

~ All should not fall to read the advertisement,
Of Prof, Wood In todars paper. uah-1y
B For AHT operation upon yonr teeth, OF Tot
PERFECT artificial work OF any desirable style c4l
OF Df. Albangh, No. Is West Randolph st,
ja26Sm
, 1861-03-13


The Illinois Centra1 Railroad Company have
advanced the salaries OF their employees
doing train SERVICE The salary of passenger
conductors is advanced from s6G66 to $75 ptr
month. and the otter employees in proper
| tion.
Superintendent Arthur in his circular an.
nouncing this change, after setting forth the
reasons for the same, aays very scusibly and
we'll:
II wish to correet the impression, that
length Of service alone entities men TO promo
ton in this company; it is unsafe rel!ance.
| The desire for promotion should be accompa-
MED by the most vigorous performance Of The
duties in hand: 4 ls>rgc proportion Of the up
| pltcants for situations which receive, come
from men who perform their present duties
negligently, beeaussth they think their caTarity
lies above the work assigned them. Prompt
| ness, intelligence, and fidelity to the Com
later be discovered and recognized.'
, 1861-03-13
Nem advertisements.

q. q. ScR1FE1p, dapert!sirg dgsn-, 60 Dsa-.
cora st., t5 authorized to Sesip 4dSs~t.*<atsfe fer
kat* daa I'll 1hs Leading I7cer2 Of tAs No+kdrest
, 1861-03-13

~ Illinois School Of Trade and Commercial
College. j. Dyhrenfurth, Principal, open from 4.
N. to 10 p. N. Evening hours continued JuIy 1st.
Life scholarship s2s. For eircu ara apply at The
Rooms, corner Lake & Lasalle streets, or address
Ptiucinal 1n7x8t
, 1861-03-13

Mrs. MATTEsoN's CONCERT lady, one
Of our residents, beyond dispute one Of the
richest contra1to singers in tic country, and
Mr. c. R. Adams, Of excellent reputation as 4
tenor, hare been giving highly successful
series Of concerts in Ills State, md our 1nusle
lovers will be GLAD IT, ieafn that tnc5 announce
Ballad Concert at Bryan Hall for tomorrow
Thursday evening, when VIC besreelS for them
benefit night proporiouata to their merits,
and their best friends could not ask more in
their behalf. Mrs. Matteson, contralto, Hiss
Tillinghast, pianist, 8tr. c. B. Adams, tenor,
and Ar. ]. G. Lumbard, basso, will take part.
The concert will be Of = vocal character
throughout, the programme being composed
mainly Of Epgli8d hsIlaiIe.
, 1861-03-13

@ Cook + McI.ain, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeins gents
garments less than any other house in the city,
ri .. -
, 1861-03-13

RELIGIOUS NoT1cE.-The Rev. James Dixon
Of Chicago will lecture before the Bercan
Society Of Chicago University, at the Uu:-
verify Chapel, on Thursday evening, the l4th
Inst. Subject, " Models Of Mankind
, 1861-03-13

To DEALERS n DnCes AND MEDICINES IN THE
STATE OF h1LEo1s.-By reference to the columna
az the CHICAGO TRIBUNE you will find an advertise.
meut with dealers names attached. # you do not
ind your name as Agent in the lst by advising rs
VIC will have it inserted. Youra, truly,
81. Wooas & Co.,
, 1861-03-13

mar123td.1tW st. Louis, Mo.
e| Try those Paul Pry," Conchae. Try
those "Pau' Pry" Regalias If you wish fine Ha-
wanna Cigar, call on Sargent, Apothceary, corner
Randolph aud State street,
, 1861-03-13

PORT MATrERs.-Tle steamer Comet is up
for Milwaukee and Manitowoc on Friday.
sehoone1s, the early birds Of the coming sea-
son, continue to arrive and depart here from
and to ports on this lake.
, 1861-03-13

w ANTED-A Cook. Washer and
Irone!: one wlo understands her business, In.
iu4AS ~ i1ichtSan AFGEIe+ uhtHISt
, 1861-03-13

PERsoxh.-We regret to learn that the es.
teemed Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church in this city, was yesterday informed
by o te1egraphsc dispatch Of the dangerous,
and it is feared, fatal illness of his father, the
venerable Rev. Dr.. Humphrey, Of MnsEachp-
c6ff
, 1861-03-13

/ 4 WIDOW LADY is desirous of
Obtaining situation as Housekeeuer. for vh,ch
t. ,bt,it' qna1ned Gne1eeptonahle ref rences a
~ I.ot: &c. address .. F., Tribune otdce nbi2x6t
, 1861-03-13

FnEE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
will be free examination Of teachers at Dun
ton Stallion on Tuesday the 10Th of March.
The examination will commence at O'Clock
4. 81. aud continue during the day
JouS. r. EBEnuART, School Cou,r,
, 1861-03-13

1lIRTH AND M1SsTRELsf-By reference to
the announcement III another column, it will
be seen that Unsworth's Minstrels, from New
York, are shortly to appear before Chicago
audience They vii draw. full houses.
, 1861-03-13

CoorERs' NoyELs.-The journeymcn coop.
ers are on strike for tho sesrra1th time this
season.
, 1861-03-13

" AN IED-A situation as Book
etsn5or fhrgeI h Or assl,tant IN some house Of good
Xiv W sonhs married inst frnnl Kew ~
guilty Salty ho gaoa g nn:I = t eharacsr and
situation Address, A G. Ut ISss oiice ene
, 1861-03-13

slgnor Rapnacl Aheccn.
~ .erb taodto- Hafpist ard Tenor
Nr stra,ton+ tenos aud Gultartst
Mr. T Ha,e., Clog Dancer
NJ MT. Jnhrs q, roraet and F1uttst
Louis 4 Zwisl-r fnsloess Manager
70 appear before Cnicago audience, onetaE nr.
g'as - Ms e. AEEtQCs, oE1e1SAt Aso EsAFPKoAcnAniS.
- Eof lartheE particulars. sec Prrgr .NIues
Admission to au Fattsrf the Hail, Is cents. Doors
open 4 :, commence at oc'ocE. Fro7t eeats re-
nh13 e1ai3.10t i pEnEv ~ Il
, 1861-03-13

WANTED TO EXCHASGE-a
uarss 5aEn of 129 Acres In Central Michigan and
nfc.f ana Lot @ u ka!anazcn Mchisao foFa conTs
CatcaEo Post utlee. 0ou8ess ,1s,h-e 4, = T.
, 1861-03-13

PAKT SRCoyp.
7--Gf2ld Sceua-"The Fall CT Ztoo. p..-.r
Ar. Lnmhatd ''' 1=oieuo
s-scofeh so3g-"u uonale Dnndes" (By request,
a snnE u COSTUME BY Mrs. Matt!sen
Mr. At1ams -1' Aoooasd
10onet;LETsm Mn5tha-s 4ost prosez,bea'- -,Flotow
nI,,d dtsosA NC to sleep. Mother ~ nex
aastaa' composed for aIrs, Aattisou br
sung b Ma sfa1t 1t:saan.''''''-seo sa1. F. Eose.
G.-soDG = The Dream Of Homer
Mr. Adams '''..-..,..-- SugelU.
oaf -saossaa a7a! A. Star spang,ed gann=r-
mh:szass " Ats' aatsisol a"d Ar. Lumbard.