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, 1861-04-19


Jsa5um .s Atkins. on the eleventh day of January.
T. = iesa e1ecuted and delivered 10 nle ae under.
agnsH4 = Ixrsssee. pe3a of TTEse con JelIS ths
pFFeHsea setfn. d to secure 1e
4 fsomt3soy NcEe therein EceoroEEG and
asa luT full description o. which sgd notas
~ p ne power IN eal1 Deed contained refer
@ csEh ns 5eby Laade to ba Record of sal Deed which
Aess Oftee Of Cook Ceuuei,. Hnno,s, IN hook 'aS Of
- tssaA Fazs ~ And, Hhet;aa, tetanit las been made
ne payment ot sad proEltsa:ry ho.a and appltea
Goo has been made TO me By JcEa Brooks tho pasae
md BY ztue cf ths power u said DECD Of Trust eaa.
ta14ed. and for the purposes therein txFEe9d
Now, therefore, public Eot.ce Is hereby gwen ttat
tha se1 at public auctoa. Rt the north door uf t&
Court Aouae II tbs City Of Chicago IN tbs staie uf
Illinois foT the highest and best l11es the Ran1 Viii
expressed At te1 oc1ock tie lore con Saturday
the tnltteeath day OF APRIL A. ., 1Sai, tha pfrnea
raid iced OF Tfust described and situate Eya1S{ns
p the County Ct Cook aaa State ct Illinois, tp-Wft-
Etmtnencing At ocin1 70 tas centre Of The County
Eo.d four 20 rnda scn. OF the noE1h line of Ssz5tox
teseefsa ~ Tos se:-ess m M g, RssHs !esit=sa
saE aaarseE ff faelosthRtss a18reS at aid SsexSa
e1gttea1 saence south Ax rolls and tlxty. IIpr Srn
GFeGM9 6t19 fedsl thecca vest pRraiiaI WITH tEA
north Ina or aid ssetton esfte1n 70 tbs p+atfa az
r. a;osesssd Gnunry snad. ta,&ass aestae;T, &ppr
tanng about Que anets halt fstl aefs nofe Gr M
together With the buildings htfeoa: osa,ter Tith n
khe sppnfteaa1ces hsFBaato teio1 r..E anb Mi M
light Esie bdnent md equity Of scasnpttcn al All
JeaEnm Af21ns hta ketra q n and 70 sad nrs
nl2es, CH tRLGa 4. GREGORY, Tra1teS
r: seoys I. sals asssag postponed Until Tr.sv
ai's eaxx III I aazsoaz, zsss,,> ~
, 1861-04-19

.F1Hsr ThR.--The new propeller, Lady
Franklin, left on her frat trip on Wednesday
Tor st, Joseph, with m assorted carpo
, 1861-04-19

TO RENT-To Large Brick Ware
p3ck situate the rorth side Of the hiver Just be.
10 iow M Ka;hVEset .st BEtdss Possession g,7ea May A
three stories ard basenent Possession given iu1-
Meaiately, desErd. Also building corner Of Pine
4nd North Water sttrets-saoon below and dwelling
2oore. For tarRs. Inquire Of ". H. SAMPSON, No
Metropolitan Buildings Ap2- ei.D-tuiy
, 1861-04-19
M A. T. I N Il LIS T,


ARRIVED. 1s
Sehr Wall1n Warine, HOLLAND, 500 2R ties.
schf Wyoming, .Fu11org, Grand Haven, 13) N lu,n-
ber, IS N la'h
schr Bus Belle, Kirby. Muskegon- % III lumber.
Der, 23 II lath.
schr Ell Tempo. LennoI, Manitowoc, IS cords
wood, 60 n + lumber.
Seht Active, Ta1s. Grand Haven. Is m lumber
sehr Bonesteel, Christy, Grand Haven, 10 m luu-
. ber.
sch1 Cray, McGraw. 3luskeson, 50 u lumber,
Schr Telegraph, Hayes, White Lake, rs m lumber.
, 1861-04-19
CLEARED

CLEARED .....---,Ap1i1 13.
Schr Bonesteel, ehr{+ts, Grand Haven,
schr elegraph, Hayes, White Lake.
schr Wyulnins, Fn.opg, Grurd Haven.
Sclr Bue Bell. Kirby Mu~kegon
Sehr Lizzie Thrnop, Flood, 1Tand Haven,
Sthr Palmetto, Sc1n!an, Amsterdam
Stlr FL Tempo, Lenrox> Msnitowtc Is brIs LIQUOR.
Sehr Arctic. Tart, Grand Haven.
, 1861-04-19

,,. CHICAGO. April is.
.RAA The following officers were elected last
}4zS evening, at messing held at the armory Of
.SE4H the company, Liud's Block:
Gapt Kowald; First Lieut., Anson Brun: Sec
ond Ltent:; Tero Rollshauaen Third Lieut., Ernst
Gertemuth.
, 1861-04-19

Mr. ASTER'S SALE. State of ILL
49, ncis, Cook Gonnty-S9. EupesIor court m TIL
eaS3-ln ha1cery. tathat Z. Flat. PzesideaFo. tha
Affsaans Bal m Stephen 4, Douglas Adsls uoualzs
aaa A4ga-f Belmont
PRhle HI tce b heieby g'vca that IL nnrsaancs Ct
cet1etal order entered IA - ab,ss entitled cauae a1
ter Ia chanesFy q tns supeios c.ars e CLtea ;. xR
the north t-ol Ct the Court 4uss Of Eatk C5qntY.
y the Eity # Chlcago r. said Comfy Of Cook, e
At ten O'Clock In the firenoon Of that day jo}ls "
IaE described :. u estate situate Ing IL OtlpE u
Illnoa To- Wit L4ta np1apcsed oae ~ to twert7 f.m
buth l1clrsiye, IL Block nSn (5 R Afcaer.E 1ditian
-, Ttf*-. J,rf4ks AAAsAhA%
- premises - n@| b
pIAlIsnt aades said aeeeee and -cs:s .rSei:,r EhH
Assse1s tess eesEzatskc4 shasse3ne1is ou ssa
NasteE u Ghascsty Of ne Superior Eoass Of tI,c,s
eae4@sH 1as%0 -ota. IsdI. MILL e..t ID
, 1861-04-19
Read Quarters Second BRIGADE. Sixth
0iFIftNu Illlnofx AIit9Ifa

THE MEETING OF COM
MNEx% migsioned officers Of this Br1-
s@EGAVfH1# gade, which was adjourned to
u as-&s+A'a..Ss meet at the Recorders Court
room on Thursday evening next. the 18th Inst,
VIII pc postponed to Saturday evening next, the
sta inst at the same pince, to hear the report OF
the committee appointed at tho last meeting to
prepare law for the reorganization Of the mIitia
Of this State TO be submitted to the Legislature st
1t sesson on Tuesday next. the 23d inst
This postponemeHt is In consequences nj the
mass meeting OF the citizens to be held at Bryan
Hail on Thursday evening the 21ih inst
Gen. 3. z. SWIFT.
, 1861-04-19

1t Was announced thas a German named !
Eadexbsrg who aaa seen :seriasice lnss.hie own
country, has saised: LIP 6 Germans, who&wtI
tender thelrsseFyioes, >-.e-.,..f,. ii
William Bfess, fQ., Of tss:T TRasQs, naadss
. bsisf speech. u 49, 5.7.s:;t .z ).
, 1861-04-19

THURSDAY EVENING, April 49, 1861.
The following are the receipts and sh1pments te<
Ae past tWenty.four horEs:
, 1861-04-19

%SA THOSE WHO ARE DETERMINED 70
yH89 travely do or brave1y die, In defense Of The
za&z Constitution and Of our country, are invited
tpA Isnd the Shields Guard meetings, to be held tn
North Market Hall every evening dnring this and
, 1861-04-19

No FetIoWshfP Win Traitors.
CHICAGO, April IS, 1851.
Editors OF Chicago Tribuhe'
Seeing piece in your paper Of the seven-
teentht Of the prompt action of the LegiF1a-
ture Of ofPer1s5lvanla, making eonnivance with
ment, thirk is Just right, and think nov Is
the time AS ourL legislature Ii about to con
rene, to uf9e it to pass such la=. I tell you
there is no timeto be lost. think 1t ought
to be punishable With death, and our Mayor
to look out From Constant
, 1861-04-19

"A letter was read from Mary E. N. Fos ter,
sad Jane l. Babcock, proferripg their services
lego Is nurses Both. referred to some Of
our best citizens 90 to qualifications and char
acter.; =: ~: :.
g. G. Cook g. Co., increased their subscrip-
Aon to 800. H. n. Higgins donated drum
T. u. Green, a revolver; J. G. Hamilton, re-
vo2ver. ~$~ q
Gen Swift made final appeal for arms,
&a., and with three cheers for the flag, the
meeting adjourned to meet at the W1gWam
on Saturday evening. 49,,
, 1861-04-19

forte or organ accompaniment. BY Geo f. Root,
Nov ready at Boot j. Esdy'e as Clark .treet, Chi
! cao. Price IS CENTS. ii"
Aieo. In press, an arrangement Of tbs eame On 4
single sheet foF ctolrs and chorus. Price 10 cants
aaozen' .. apl2st
Wild Cherry Tonic Bltters, prepared With
pure Old Bourbon Whisky, the best Tonic for
Spring that can be used. Made only By Sargent,
apothecafy, Randolph and State streets,
Azp 70 TIE Us1os-TH Puauc P1rAsE r1Ks
Nor1oE.-AessTs. end A. Herzog, 152 Lake street,
are prepared to furnish ali in5s of Army, Navy
and Military Caps at lower price. and 1T sho,te.
notice than at any other house in tha city. Send
In your orders At once Il you will have them filed
IN season. tap1seea2'1 !. 4 A. Hznzoa.
NAY HAnPEE.--John r, WaIsh at ht. Book and
Periodical Depot, corner Madison street and Gus
t"nn House Place, hes received the May nnpbes Of
Harper's Magazine and the Knickerbocker.
coLps' hF1uESzA,-'The great ard sudden
changes Of our climate, .a.s fruitful sources Of
Pul'noFy and Bronchial affections. Experience
hay1us proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and re,:.ttsia'y when taken In the essly
stage of disease. recoEfse ssnould st ones be had
to Browns Bronchial Troche., ,'tos l6z<enger, lei
the Induenza, Cough or Irritation Of the Thz6at be
erer 60 slight. as By this precauton mora serioss
.:u...- -: - -,
PERSONS declining housekeeping ean have
.nelt soa 10 the BEST advantage by eend-
ing to The new euctIou sepse,~N 1o7..Desrborn
stseet' just opened By Il. Alsxan;a.ssr. :. ap1s3r
x~c,a sv.n,a. .-x ,.--
store to rant. H. u. WlImaKth. Nm n so,+h ra..k
street. ap1z.1ot
~ w-why John there +. no -, ;, -. 49,.
, 1861-04-19


Dragons, Itwi0 ba Ct the Armory all day
for signatures, unt1 the list is full 70 the num-
bar required:
CH3eAao DRaoooss,
wgTsE rSnERs1f,NEn R M HrRE.
A. BIZ scyerally acknowledge to have Vol
~ ted saies Of a1nerIes fsr the 81 ne1iad .ns nf
:hrc: 4',el4,hs, O: the termination Of ths present
- t. ~ sav popGha hoao aa
t. pa, rattont and clothing a. are, q may be e.
1aonsnea s oy AT. ssn,a I'm, ~. Mill ,.on. +,u.
faith xud allegiance to the United slates Of Amer
lea, rhas we wall serve them honestly and faithfully
t;,1 az h.s4 ~ ohey Fl rSeTa ~ ~
dent Of these uui.ed starez the orders Of rhe Gov
" tas o.aes " ~ - a. u ne
Da1ed Ills I9ih dly of ArrI Isl,
1,r+ praa uar4,n,a command nil, r,,r,har
s,ohtr-.n,,sted 81 infantry and th;a a,.o :.
-7a-,- +rsa p, Tho c,n,1nandar :. q +rra
.o1:;s, ~ n;s carrs nil, ha unr,hv of him
-. en-sr+e.Sd f.ha ,oo.+ c.d,ns,,
ro,,.-.t;o.s sra :, 4,r.,araa, and n,1;,a,v 7o.n
- 80. .,s;u 49,
Yae, with their conuseis a1d service. A CAM
Tar rendezvous Las been selected AID il beIrg
,xp:5ly fitted NJ, On tho Fair Grounts, where
~ at;ai.eo Yates" il to become historical. The
H.. <r made my shoEa Numbers Of crack
o.NI- ~n,,r;ss,o among 4bem many
7oen Who hava zen something more than
b,,;dar ,oerp,ca Tbs-s are uapy heroes of
tie Mrxic4r War xco ara now among the
-nes4 carar r. rama y, +ha a;a of tie Govern
7nent
PRO BONO pUn11co
We azc informed 7nas the fo1,orinp named
Railroad Companies, viz:
Illinois Central Railroad,
Ctlc.go 4 Rock I5land Railroad,
St. Louis, Alton & Chicago Railroad,
Ghiehz7 RREa1R giop 4 a44f6 St ia! Railroad.
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, and
cnleago- q Aasaakes R@1lroad,
, 1861-04-19

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS ILLINOIS srArE|
MILITIA, sPH1s0F1EIp. IT, April Is. '6i.
. In view of ths present dangers menacing the
Government and the probability OF an fmmf dfate
ell being made ou the revera States of this Union
Ing The Capitol and public property of this Uuio,
the conImandants Of the several Divisions, Brt
gade4 aud Regiments. and Independent Conpan.
les will take Immediate steps towards perfeciing
the drills and discipline OF their several commands
an hold themselves In actual eervice.
BY srder OF the Command er-in-Chier
7. s. MATTER, Adi't.Gn.
, 1861-04-19

: faT conk d AcIata. sa Dearborn street, have
Hasde' taeaE pz1ee for cleaning aud dyeing gents
gaiments less tesau any other house In the city.
, 1861-04-19

11Eu[
The new ralJing sons aud chorus, with piano.
forte or organ accompaniment BY Geo F. Root,
Nov ready at Boot j. E2dy'a, o5 Clark street Chi
Gao. Price IS cents.
Also. in prese, an arrangement Of tbs eauns On =
single sheet fof ckolrs and chorus. Price 10 eants
aeozen. ap1q-ft
, 1861-04-19

1ELxNOIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. April II.
Investigator, Athens, 67 eds rnbble and Il eds dim
stone.
Portland, Morris, 1890 bu corn.
CLEARED. D........-..Aprn j..
Celestial. La.allc,
st. Louis. LasaIle.
Investigation: Athens, $685. It lumber.
Fume, Lasallc
Belle IatAt1e
, 1861-04-19

| ~ Far Asx operation upon :you1 teeth. Or 10.
FraTxoE artihcta work OF any deairabIe style call
tn Dr.. Alhsezh, Ho- IS Weat Rsadolph st.. =.
, 1861-04-19
Marine Keus.

Marine Nevis.
FRox ABoyE,-Th: steamer Forest Gnpeu after
qnitc 8 prutractcd absence, returned to this port
yesterday afternoon, having iusllE succeeded in
reachinR Saginaw on Saturday morning, returning
from thtre On the afternoon OF the same day She
passed through some 20 miles OF Ice, which varied
IN thickness from II ta II luth.s. She b.ous ht
down .3N packages CT tth with some nisctlane-
nav had taken their departure for below, will lie
exception of twn.
The steamer Forester arri;ed shorty alter the
qneen: having been ~ far up Ia the Sanble The
feet q vessels bound fur Chicago and which re-
turned cut Oh Lake Huron, were compelled to re-
tu'n to the river, the ice preve eting them from
projecting on their voyage. The schooner Gem
or the Lakea had reached St Clair river from VII
low Creek.-Det. 7rs6u,s,
Collision.
DETROIT, April 18-The Schooner Bemls- cargo
railroad iron-was sunk in the river By collision
with Propeller Dunktrk last night. Propeller not
much damaged.
, 1861-04-19

"A BLANK FORAS FOR TIE ORGAN
H. IZATION Of military corps may be had
T4 On application to
--N GEH. r. Z. SWIFT. ChIcaro.
, 1861-04-19

A Reserve Corps.
l.It ALL MARRIED MEN BETWEEN THE
fNkA ages OF thirty and forty, are requested to
}N&x meet at Vest Market Hall on Monday even
zat7tng next. April I'D, for the purpose OF form
Ing reserve corps.
Done BY request Of many citizens.
F. A. HoTF21Ak. Lieut. Governor
e. K. SWIFT, General Of ID Brigade. 9Th D W
, 1861-04-19

-@ Sea advertisement of tsEara Rubber Rigs
1fuss''-ss1 cured eases Of twenty yeasa standing
Il ~ A!!1 N1kf- - =, =. =. rrtIg41m
, 1861-04-19

FEE IT. you wish for bushy whtske1s Or a fssct-
mating mustaehe, send for box Of Be1ling:.
hams Stimulating ong,ient. It Is warranted
70 bring them ont IN from three to tix weeks.
ssns On receipt OF prizes and postago, sl18 to any
address, by J. Il. Johnson 70 Stats Etreet, Chica-
20. III. rnhs3,am
, 1861-04-19

Ho! for Volunteers.
AtM IN PURSUANCE OF A CALL MADE
fz&@4by GGv. Yates for Volunteers, wt], com
No u Dearborn street, this morning, Mons hnt
good nlen wilt be enrolled The company muat ha
filed up BY Saturday, as marching orders are e..
pected aE early as Gondsy or Tuesday rext.
Chicago, April 49, 1867,
, 1861-04-19
Gbitagu Gributte,
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1861.
THE WAR SPIRIT IN CHICAGO /!
How the Appeal to Arms II Met.
TRE QUOTA OF TROOPS MORE THAN
FILLED.
Hevera1 Companies Net Accepted
Awaiting Grdexss
ASHARP LOOK OUT FOR TRAITORS!
The Great Bryan Hail Meeting!
spi1sHss 81 aar,, ,,t'4sRSt: 'g1Rst uRuH&o1' AUD
Ff1H k8rF8nNaF QFaN A6ft MfEffkG
Hevera1 Companies Not Accepted
Awaiting Orders.
AsHARP LOOK OUT FOR 1RAlTaRs!
The Great Bryan Hail Meeting
THE METROPOLITAN HALL MEETING
Generous Subscriptions Of Chicago
Bankers and Business Men,

aesteso"s, ossptSe ~e4soAe "sA1eA ~
uueaeee, o." - a ~ 80 49, 49,!
pAs
~. ~ .' 49, 49,. -
- '
1se' 1.'1As ~ -A w. e1naoe' "14en
'.1. ~ 49, C1..~- - os9.s ~ 49, -s..s.
A1e ~N"As, SAM ''aANe'n pa4te u ool st0te
nA'e t"eo ~ pe.AFt:s W eoe ea14 u
uos' 1tes saAt Iae en..1e s'1 re l"en'S COR
e-sal4as 1s euo'a VI 141ne1'' a''o ~ eo1n
~ o4s'' ee114 '-.1ee' lave oeea a1'eo W aNo
, 1861-04-19

TO RENT-Dwel]ings Nos 243
i aHd 245 on Wes. Lake STREE, second building
Etst Of PHFia etFe-t said houses are uearly new
ncigs borhood. T*r1ns low Also. one store Il tbs
fhfse story wood buildinz corr Of Vest aka and
a4isted stxcats. Eenr veg5 Law. 4lzo. Lumber Tsz
VEL tmpr< yed 1J tet ftnf N Sou8h Branch Of Cnt
G1s5 river Te IN. tiia per year. Appl5 to J, II.
WILLIAMS, at0k so-th Water1tree* sscond doar
wstt Of Wells street brid.e. apJ-+ 4al-lx
, 1861-04-19

Recruiting 0N3ce.
\A A RECRUITING OFFICE WIIL BE
a. open to-day and tomorrow at No. II
1k2{ South CLARK street, where Cspt john G.
--NPh Phillips will receive volunteers to I'LL ont
bis company to be rendered to the Governor of
this State.
, 1861-04-19

~ Household furniture, piano forte,
French plated mirrors, &c, at suction this
morning at ~ o'clock, at dwelling southeast
corner Of Wabash Avenue and Washington
street, by Gilbert, Sampson d Warner,
auctiOneefH.
, 1861-04-19

WHERE ABE THE Co1oRs.-Where are the
glorious stars and stripes that should be float
Ing over the splendid government building in
this city? Why do not the Federal officers
see tn itp
, 1861-04-19

"soME" TRour.-Mr. P. Gleason Of the
Matteson House Saloon sent to r Tieman Of
the International Saloon, Cincinnati, n Macki-
nav Trout weighing II lbs, which he got
from Booths fish market, corner State and
Randolph streets,
, 1861-04-19

Attention.! Volunteers.
AA TIE HIGHLAND GUARD ARMORY
p4&,R Lind's B1ock) will be open Wednesday,
NaaE2 Thureday and Friday evenings Of this week
for dr1 and receiving volunteers Let all who wish
to stand by our glorious Stars and Stripes, volun-
teer with this company, Who, to a man. have ex-
eesed their determination to reap,nd to the cali
for volunteers. No uniform required
Dtnpa ye hear the Slogans, It's McAfthur and
his men.
To the IIlIDofs NLilftfa~-Geueral
order No. l.
IA 7. s. MATHER, THE ADJUTANT GEN
fz1n eral of the Slate has issued the following
, 1861-04-19

~ Harper's and Knickerbocker Magazines
for May, Vanity Fair, fresh supply Of Charts
Of Charleston Harbor, de-, and late New York,
Boston and Philadelphia papers, may ba found
at McNally & Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-04-19

This fine company Of flying artillery, the
second detachment of q. s. troops from Fort
Ridgely, will reach this city this morning, and
60 forward a. soon as transhipment can be
made.
, 1861-04-19

TIE STARS AND STR1FEs--The tired, white
and blus" symbols Of our Government are dis.
played now In all parts Of the city. Hundreds
of flags float in the breeze from buildings pub
lie aud private.
, 1861-04-19

1T HOUSEHOLD DFURNlTURETO
a. - "nno1ets eutat Q! Household Furnt.
Aot Reht Fl -tvotA laAAy. ~. -.
= ees1E4d Address P Q. Box 1870. apit-oa..lw
, 1861-04-19

MINISTRY At LARGE.-I have four bows for
places in town or coantry-2 fourteen years Of
age, one twelve and one eight. AEeo some men
to do ehoree, ard young woman who will do
housework for low wages ia p'ace where she
vii have chance to improve herself
Apply to ROBERT COLLIER.
III Randolph st, 81 aoor, from l to AIM
, 1861-04-19

e Wild Cherry Tonic Bltters, prepared With
pure Old Bourbon Whisky, the best Tonic for
Spring that can be used, Made only By Sargent,
apothecaty, Randolph and State streets,
, 1861-04-19

UNION ENvE1oPEs.~-Our Union friends will
find this morning at nearly al the book end
news stores, envelopes gotten up for the tlmea,
stamped with the national flag and a suitable
motto. Such flag has thir'y-fonr stars. The
design was executed by ". D. Baker, engras-
er, and Is very excellent thing.
, 1861-04-19

Case.
Yesterday the Recorders Court WIS occu-
pied IN getting 8 jury in the case Of Walter F.
Chadwick, Indicted with Bisse1l for alleged
conspiracy to burn the Rock Island Railroad
Bridge. The trial will commence this A. M.
, 1861-04-19

TO 1:* UGG'StS For >s,,. =
we.l established drug St-rc In the village ot
MasoH; 3nit Dane coantv, ":>c us:a. Til il nost
soran' rn,.s pl.rtasity IL any one vs,!1S to cc.
r!e. Z b ~: ", to IL pnso ~ rr nsrtr r,
VT rt " hAli I Tr f shtr r.ea,ar. .cnly i
MazoIna.t te @A - - - = - = = =,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-04-18

KEEPING UP APPEARANCES. - Mr..
Thackeray, in the course of his new ro-
nance, entitled the Adventures of
Philip" makes the following remarks:
"Have you made up your mind on the
question of seeming and being in the
world? l mean, suppose you are poor,
is it right for you to seen, to be we'll of?
Have people an honest right to keep up
appearances? Are you justified in starry
ing your dinner-table in order to keep
a carriage; to have such an expensive
house that you can't by any possibility
help a poor relation; to array your
daughter in costly millners wares, be-
cause they live with girls whose parents
are twice as rich? Sometimes it is hard
to say where honest pride ends and hy-
pocrisy begins. To obtrude your power
ty is mean and slavish; and it is odious
for beggar to ask compassion by show
ing his sores. But to simulate pros
perity-to be wealthy and lavish thrice
a year when you ask your friends, and
for the rest of the time to munich a
crust and sit by one candle-are the
folks who practice this deceit worthy of
applause or a whipping? Sometimes il
is noble, it is pride, sometimes shabby
swindling. When I see Eugonia with
her dear children ezquisitely neat and
cheerful, not showing the slightest sem.
bIance Of poverty, or uttcring the small
est complaint; persistiug that Squander
Geld her husband, treats her well, and
is good at heart; and denying that he
leaves her and her young ones in want
l admire and reverence that noble false
hood-that beautiful constancy and en-
durance which disdains to ask compass
ion. When / sit at poor Jezebella's ia
bic, and am treated to her sham boun
ties and shabby splendor, I only feel an
ger for the hospitality, and that dinner
and guest aud host, are humbugs to
gether."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-04-18
lFortho News.
How to make Molosses from the Chi
nese Cane.

How to make MOl0GseS from the Snl-
nese Cane.
FRIEND BoARDMAN:-Siuce the sugar
States have seeded, I think it better
policy for us to make our own Molasses
than pay duty to our Southern masters
for their inferior article Furthermore,
think it will be but a short time till
we can make our own Sugar also, and
keep our money at home to make casi-
er times here)
As the "big guns tell us how to
make Molasses on large scale, that does
not suit private use, and the little ones
seldom tell at all, I will give a few hints,
in the hope that it may induce a few to
try their luck with the pen, and others
with the Cane and molasses.
In the first place, plant the Cane ear
y on good ground, and tend it well, as
good cane makes better molassos than
inferior. One-fourth Of an acre will
make a barrel Of molasses
When the Cane gets ripe, you can
get mill, made at the Hillsboro foun-
dry, (patronize home Industry for $50
that will answer on a small scale as well
as highor.priced mill. Build a dou,
Bile furnace Of sufficient length to ad.
init sugar kettle in each. Two suct
double furnaces will be sufficient, as the
kettles can be managed to a better ad
vantage than if there are two or more
in one furnace.
Tack a coarse strainer over the tul
that is to catch the juice from the mill
Have ready two or three large skim
mers, with long handles) made for tn
purpose. Fill a kettle with juice, an,
! just as it is coming to boil, skim il
After it is skinned the first time, i
helps to clear it, to put in a little soda
a Tablespoonful two or three differ
ent times, keeping it skinned all tn
while; after which but little scum vii
rise, if it has been we'll skinned Nov
boil rapidly till thick enough for mo
lasses; then dip it out, wash tho kettl
and fill with fresh juice.
Two persons are sufficient to tend fou
kettles, and one to tend the mill. Wit
this arrangement you can make on
half barrel molasses per day.
AUNT PETER.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-04-18
A southerner on seeeaston.

A Southern gentleman who resides in
Augusta, Georgia, writes to the Nation
al Intelligeuccr:
"If the South were merely let alone
for six months, We would probably try
at the next general election to get back.
The new tariff will open both eyes and
pockets--thrce to four cents per pound
on cheese, four TO FIVE cents on butter,
two to two and a half cents on tobacco
affects every one, and that sonsibly.-
Prices have advanced, aud are still ad-
vauciug. Our regular army has one
hundred and forty enlisted in this city,
and as many in Savannah. Nine-tenths
Of our youths 90 constantly armed, aud
the common use Of deadly weapons is
quite dsregardcd, No control can be
exercised over a lad after he is fourteen
or fifteen lie becomes Mr. So-and. So,
aud acknowledges no master While
our free trade doubles our tariff, our
postal facilities will also be decreased.
Letter postage will probably be raised
to ten or twenty i've cents, and of the
immediate line of the railways there will
probably be as much as one mail a week
OF course, therefore, we will like So
cessiou the better as we become tho bet.
ter acquainted with it,"