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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-05

believing that the eating OF this ron in entire submission
y the most complete strengthening Of the soul In ma
ton where wore Che people that vigorous, earnest
and determined but those who had nursed by the
cottage fresde and compelled 70 eat youth the bread
highest principles always flourish in Alpine
sble retreats rather than In orange blossomed phinsf
There could DC no greater blessing TO boy than 20 start
him from childhood IN earnest struggle with difficulty
and care, and send him out in youth full grown from
the nouri hment which trials and give. And 80
It Is with nations What enervated them made the peo-
pie sacrifice great national principles expedency and
compelled them TO bow down to the golden image Of Ne
buchadnezzar in the plains of Jura but long continued
prosperity and freedom from external and social difficult
tesY "Jeshurun waxed fat and kicked - and what Is To
bring Jeshurun again to take the yoke2 Nothing but
the goadng OF necessity and Divine trainngthe day Of
trial and rebuke Then to consider the last point. AZ
trials here are Of Divine appointment record and warn
submson-so the effect Of that entire submission is per-
feet happiness and delight "Then did eat it, and IT
was In my mouth as honey for sweetness" How beau.
tfn the thought Unpromising a. dry parchment would
SEEM bitter as II appeared, written inside and outside
with lamentations and e, yet, taken from fathers
vertcd into honey perfect and delight And
had they not all found this in their experience hereS
Nothing is so dear 70 the heart as fun submission TO
formity OF itself TO the will Of God nothing unravels
mysteries and settles difficulties and nterprets doubts
az the simple painting Of the spirit TO say, "speak Lord
However we might strive TO avert coming trial. or
an from The TO e enS
trial from the hand Of God his pastoral advice
that they should, with Ezekiel open the mouh and eat
it-eat 1t in simple prayer-eat In aectionate praise
eat II In gratudceat II in mistaken confidence trust
and faith This was the lesson Of the learned There
was strong temptation 10 say sit is ijahn at Is
to come back, and, in the language OF the bish-
ops excellent address. to give up elimination
and recriminaticn; TO cherish their own judgments
boldly and faithfully men, TO utter them with respect
with kindness and affection towards each oher-to per-
init their pastor 70 utter faithfully his Judgment
when great questions come up and censure him MOTTO
feel that there was enough in the ministry at ali
times without the care Of contendng with individual diff
fculties Let them love another-ove all for Chrets
sake, and if they could not illustrate this:-Aany
minds and one heart many Judgments, united limo
OF action many views OF common topics, determined
union Of principle and conduct in carrying the great
points and Of truth and duty to which these
views shall lead us.
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YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY lse-TRIPLE SHEET

lection be taken up % defray the expenses Of printing
the discourse IN pamphlet form.
The collection was accordingly taken up.
The pastor then offered prayer for the whole nation
for the President for Congress- for the incoming adj
mmstration He prayed that the great influence Of the
press would be used for the good the and for the
prosperity and welfare OF the whole human race. He
full sustain Major Anderson and his brave little earri
son in the hour Of their peril and to give them faith and
strength TO maintain their duty firmly and become
Christian men.
The Rev. Mr. DAVIS was then introduced to the audi
ence, and read memorial which drawn up for the
signature Of such Of the members OF the church as saw lit
10 unite in its views and when fully signed to be pre-
sented TO the Hon. William H. Seward. The purport Of
the document was strong approval Of the Senator g
sacred not 10 give his support sanction 10 any
cessons whatever that have been may be proposed
tain him.
Mr. SIXTH B. HUM approved Of the document, but hoped
the distinction would be drawn between the church and
the action Of its individual members.
The document was then handed round for signatures
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their respective departments for the yolun-
teer and militia corps Of the State, when re-
quired by the Governor.
SIC. u. BE il further enacted. That the
qoartermaster and paymaster general, the
commissary general aud their assistants and
all other discussing officers shall before en-
terng upon their duty give bond with ap-
proved security payable 10 the State, for the
faithful performance Of their duties, in such
sum as the Governor may require.
SIC. IS. BE IL further enacted, That eve.
ry enlisted man shall receive bounty Of If
teen dollars. payable when mustered into
service.
SIC. "A. BE IL further enacted, That all
laws and parts Of laws Inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed.
SEC. Is. BE il further enacted, Tha, this
act shall be in force from and alter its pas.
sage.
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f,om ~ IoatnaI u csnmr,,..

Washington. NAY s.
he approximations entertained here, that
Kentucky will ere long seeede. and unite
her fortunes with those II The Conlsdera,e
states, are increased By daily events. n
need not be disguised that numbers ~ Ken.
iuekians have already sprung 10 arms, aud
that armed bodies 81 men have Joined lbe
camps 81 Virginia troops, and that others are
on their way 10 assist the Tennesseeans IN
dislodging the Illinois troops from Cairo.
ana taking possession Of and holding that
important point. AL efforts TO keep Ken.
lucky y 9 neutral position will aii. Her
people will BE carried away by her .ympa.
thes with Virginia and Tennessee. A. 10
Tennessee and NoHh carolina. ihey Ar -
much out 81 the Union nov !. they can n
when they shalI have formally seeded: for
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We endorse the following from the Milton
Chronicle. /" From the deepest recess u our
heart we pity the poor sardid creature who.
10 times like these, seeks TO make fortune
for himself at The expense d lhr bleeding
selves men--aye, "palriUis p Who are EN-.
gagged in buying up all the corn, wheat and
meat, 50 as TO monppolize The market and
compel buyers to pay two or three prices for
II. This is wrong, and that Southern man
who does it. sheuld be held up 10 the seorp
aud contempt Of The whole South"
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AN ACT. TO DEFINE AND PUNISH TREA.
son AGAINST THE STATE or NORTH
GARnIlNA

SECTION !. BE il enacted BIZ the General
assembly Of North Carolina, and il is hereby
enacted By Che authority Of The same, That
treason shall consist only in Lowing war
against this State, or IN adherng 10 its enc
mics, giving them aid aud comfort; Or in es-
tablishing, without thr authority Of the Gen
eral Assembly, any Government within its
limits separate from the existing govern,
ment; or in holding or executing in such
usurped government any office, or protesting
allegiance or fidelity thereto, or assisting the
execution Of the laws under calor If author
lily from such usurped government and such
treason, II proved by the testimony OF two wit.
ncsses TO the same over act, or b. confession
~ open court, shall be punished with death.
SEC. 2. BE Il further enacted, That, il any
free person, knowing Of any such treason,
shall not, as soon as may be, give information
thereof TO the Governor of the State, or tn
some conseryator Of the peace. such person
shall be punished by fine and imprisonment
at the discretion OF the Court.
SEC. ;. Be IL further enacted, That, If any
free person advise or cnnspire with slave
TO rebel or TO make insurrection ia this State,
Or with any person 10 induce a slave to re
bel or make Instruction, sach person shall
upon conviction suffer death, whether such
rebellion or Instruction be made Or not.
SIC 4. BE II further enacted, That this
act shall be in force from and after its rati.
fcation.
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FOR tile Marlborough Recorder.
MEETING or THE ALAMANcE REGULA-
TORS


Ii Camp al GsysLurg. N. c., May ie,h, 1861
]. X. Holt Chairman. u. VI. Roncy and
Felix Crutchfeld Secretaries.
Whereas, our worthy brather and fellow
soldier, Patterson Boon, has just received a
gun shat wound BY the accidental discharge
Of ball lrum pistol. IN the hands II Eman-
uel Rke, The same passing IL The o0trr aud
upper part Of the lett arm. ihree or four intA-
- below the shoulder. AMI whereas the a.
sistani surgeon Tor this ensampalens . viii
Out the necessary Instruments ~ extract the
same. Ne have, By the consent Of the Colonel
Comman,lani, determined IL send our wound
I'd brother home IL his friends 10 AilDanre:
Rtsoired. fhst MIR Boon does nnI attach
blame /" Mr.. RIkr. aud regards he same a.
beng purely accidental aud ,gualy and alike
unexpected 10 ait.
Rtsotred. That Mr.. Boon carrles with him
nur heartfelt sorrow, aud We wish Tor him q
speedy recovery.
Rtsoived. These proceeding. be sent 70 the
ll,lisbnrough Recorder With the request 10
publish. J. X. HOLT, Chairman.
=. y RosrY, Secretaries.
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Meditation n England aud Iim,,.

ff"H WHAfi = tftnNhA Hutpptsu ltmra
lfci,il warha really commenced between
the North and South, we hope iha, the rr.,e.
seniauyes Of England and France 4, WASH.
ington have been instructed b, their rrsose.
live governments 10 tender their aid AZ me.
diaiprs before The struggle has aroused al
The herte passions which. IL continued Tor
sny length u Time. arr certain 10 BE- called
int play. Both naiians wish well 10 the
american people bsih are alike interested
" Tie general prosperity ~ the country ~
every latitude and both are imprlled Ia.
wards u BY The strongest sympathy that ean
animate friendly nations. This seems "a d.
the last resource before the ssOrd il drawn
and the scabbard thrown away, and probably
The suggestion would meet The approval &c
That large class Of both extremes Of il,e conn.
icy which must look with horror and di.may
Il the prospect Of men aud brothers cutting
zach others threats under circumstances "a
Ieaffally provocative u Vengeance.
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nAsets - BflSG Krttfp N wm-Nsr-
'hil SAFE, high authority 10 such things.
va. - Tie habit % saving ihat u kiii / man
~ battle. tie mans weight 10 lead ma,, br
expended A French medi,al and .sre,e.I
gazette. Published az Lyons. says nj. lae,
was verified AZ Svlfcrino. even with the -.
cent great improvement in firearms. The
Ausirisns bred eight millinns four HUNDRED
rouud.. The loss VI the Rtench snI Italian.
was Two thon.and killed aud ten thousand
sounded. Each man hiteo seven hundred
rounds. aadetety man killed. cnst FUR ,hes.
.and two hundred rounds. The mean weight
u balls i one ounce thus, We end that Il
required, On an average. iva hsn,lrrst and
setenis.tse pounds % lead 10 Nil 4 man.
u any u "uf friends should get inte ! mill.
tary hgli. they shosld feel great comfort IN
The fact that seven hundred shots may BE- g..
vi II iliem before they are hii, and four iton.
sand two hundred before they " shuttle oil
the mortal coil"
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they have commenced war against the Uni.

they huSt CUHHtHVtu WAT ugdIHst Tue UHI.
ted States.
Washington, May TO-
We find here in Washington, the French,
English, Prussian, Russian, Austrian, Span
ISL, and Brazilian Ministers are secretly or
openly rejoicing at the downfall Of the A.
merican Republic--and the Chavalier Ber-
tinatti alone. the Minister from Sardinia,
regretting it. Whenever then, the Southern
Contederacy can manage TO stand alone, II
will find no difficulty in securing its recog-
milton by the leading Powers Of Europe.
Such at least is the belief Of neutral Southern
men Of great intelligence resident in this
city.
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-..,.....1.s.,.,.....-

Owing 10 the great falling OH 10 adssrlis.
ing business. the Petersburg EXPIRES. has
been ! reed 70 raise it, subscription pyise
from - % -. These are very hard times
an nesspipefs. They muai Telegraph, IL
they would hOpe 10 be taken Il al. far PEG.
l,ie take papers anls for the meas, ami lie
lates, that tie lightning can li.h. And while
expenses are increased. hu.lnr.. IL lie way
.Uf ai,ertiEing and jobbiBg--and these are
the great stand lbs sis slmost al a,iand.A,,If.
10 enable The papers here aud elsewhere 10
be sustained aud 70 keep up with The rcqaire-
nenis II their readers. a largely increased
lisi, paid 8 cash. j. absolutely necessary.
Unlike other kinds II business, We eannat
esrlall o. suspend ipr Tie time hslns--aa
even for DAY. 10 these iilars Ihe Isapls
cannot 10 without tie papers-to have thsm
as they ought 10 be. they must sustain them.
word 10 the wise Is Sufficient
WLaiAgiop J,uysak
RaiElen PEEcussloN & APFAor.gY.--o~ing
TO the kin Of Professor Emmons IN making
the composition. and the mechanical der
teriiy VI Mr. Charles kuester 10 using IL for
the requisite purpose. We shall have as mach
u that article % essential in war, pereas-
sion caps, a. We may need We have seea
Z .Peeinsn q the caps. and they fully an.
sacr The end IN view. Prot. Emmsns hrs
also suggested TIE mode II manufacturing
any quantity 81 the righ, sort 81 powder.
THIS i beginning u enterprise. nv
souibern people 10 supply themselves with
things for which they have been 81 long de-
penden, on their Northern enemies. We
shall expect 20 see ianneries, manufactures
II leather u cloth, of hats, and every re-
qni.its lar the comforts and neeessitic. IL
llie .Pfingihg w al over the sonlh.
Rakigi RsVfaey.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday, May -, 1861.

TT We have pleasure in acknowledging the present
from esleem9d friend If barrel Of four fom the
mill Of Messrs. Robert Il Alex. Wilson. in Alamance
county. The mill has been recently purchased ny the
Messrs. Wilson, and has been put in excelen, repair
and is ready 10 turn out first rate article, as the
specimen sent US demonstrates. We congratulate the
neghhorhood for the acquisition of this great convent
ence,
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80 An Act organizing the military de-
partments and for other purposes.
40 An Act extending the charter Of the
bank of the State of North Carolina.
Al An Act to amend the act of the session
Of ls6O-'6l, to establish the county Of Mitch.
ell.
AZ Resolution in favor Of the dcorkeep-
ers.
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TORRANCE VOTE.

We gave last week the official returns of the vote Of
Orange for delegates TO the State Convention, in the
several precincts have since been furnished with
the vote in the volunteer companies fom this coun
ty. Together they will sum up follows;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-22

a manufactured named schott, il Nash.
vile, Tennessee, is making percussion caps
in large quantities
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-22

Graham, Derry, Cameron. Nash
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-22
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI
Sr. LOUIS, May 10 Gen. Frost's brigade
Of Missouri militia, encamped at Camp Jack
son, on the western outskirts Of the city,
surrendered Internationally this afternoon,
on demand Of Capt. Lyon, commander of the
United States forces Of this cly. Capt. Ly-
on marched on Camp Jackson with some 6,
600 volunteers, surrounded It, and planted
eight field pieces on the adjoining eminence.
The following letter was sent from Capt.
Lyon to Gen. Frost:
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Housekeeping Mad de Easy.

g,,HE. WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES viii always in
sure good wholesome bread For Is cents you
ear get one dozen Yeast CAKES, which viii make 90
klrse caves Of the best bread
5O0 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
erIIress Almost every family n town has used IL
Spring cleaning It invaUabeior wishing PANT
Io,Nng Glasses, Giided Work, Marble, silver OF fied
Ware
REFRIGERATORS.-We have sold large lot OF
tiI1sc famous Philadelphia RefTIgeratOrs w nave a
Esrsc ot coming They are warranted To give satsfac-
tor they only the best but they are The
,orI3u MACKENZIE * SIINCHIN-
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Beautiful Farm,

O. tie sane road now occupied by 7 c 3IcCampbeIl,
n 4 t5rrserIy owned by Tom Harding, containing
= 1lt 80 acres This place y so well known Is 10
A no further description II will also De divided 70
8 at purchasers T. c Mctamp5eH VIII sno| tlese
PAGES TO any who will csll
Al TIE above property viii DC sold on reasonable
L rs and On credit Of one Two, three and Iolr
Apply TO A. V s. LinJsIey, NLsh ilIeI or TO either
THOS- C NcCANPBEIL,
SIX mile from Nashville
J. 4 NCCANPBEIL,
MI Nashville.
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Dry-Goods very Cheap.
NO ~ ESe-eAS- -
Is Pl4ished Duly, In Weekly GIsd E'eakly-

n An now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock OF staple ana Fancy DTy-GOOds, which am
IiierIng very low prices
As quick sales and small profits Is my motto am
ijIirg 10 take M with the latter accomplish the Tor
uer and will offer great Inducements 10 ali Who VIII
tavor me with call especially buyers Come
and see for yourselves DAVID HC hI.Els
sept21-u No Y south SIDE oi the square,
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INMPLOYMENT.-$50 A MONTH AND ALL TX
GPENSES PAID-An Agent is wanted in every town
and county In the United States, 10 engage in
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address Dr. henry WARNER, 81 East 1welRn - ,
corner Of Broadway, New York City, insosing ens
postage stamp = .>ssf5..
oct3o-dtriW4H1n
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Selected Lump Coal.
NOTICE.

(NN or about the goth October in Warsaw, Miss. my
tfPeoket Book stolen from me, containing anote
for Two Hundred Dollars, less, drawn by T.
Tanning, and endorsed by A J. Nc hirter & Co. The
public IS hereby notified not to trade for said note.
novS-tf aE ROBERT LAW.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. FRIDAY, JANUARY rs, 1861.
$4,000 Copies already sold.
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AND
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1
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That Valuable Farm,

,Sn as the SINS Tract situated On the Smith Turn
4. fold Lebanon rOad) within three miles oi Nasn-
M. Containing $50 acres The soil ( gCOt- II Is well
y ltered and tImberet ard can be dVIied mo snla
-, ~ tvysnty acres and upwards all Of which are
Ip,irably adapted for country residences market gar
:, = ,r,4 tfairv farms Also that
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Penmanship and Phonograpy.
MIR. DOLBEAR.

In Krknan's Buildings, corder Of Summer and
Union Streets,
is now ready to receive Pupils in the -
l. above Branches Ladies taught
a neat, easy and flowing style of writ ~ GSS3
ing, and gentlemen in free, bold and
rapid style. Persons from to 90 wears 4 1rv ..fe
taught in few lessons. Hours, 3 to p Ma I'd TO
night Persons from the country caurfnlsu their
lessons in one week. Christmas week will be good
opportunity for people to attend. Those who wish to
join Mr. Is classes should do without delay The
great practical utility OF Photography, shown by the
following note from the Rev j. s. Hays suggests the
inquiry whether parents should withhold from their
children great blessing Can the student who
college without ii be successful one who
can it daily in the lecture room2 -
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1850.
Mr. ]. W. DoLBEsR: -
SIR,-Tke first lessons took from you some time
siuce in Phonography, have enabled me to save moro
than tothirds OF the labor in preparing my sermons,
and have no doubt il will enable me save
three 1rths of it, have never spent time pro-
htaby taan in its attainment and feel perfectly free
ia recommending it Ciergymen generally, as a
means by which amount OF time may be saved,
and that too with far less effort than generally sup
posed. Its principles few and SIMPLE OF easy at
tainunt and suited TO the full expression Of every
word IL the language, either for present perma
nent record.
'0a's 'sspeS''As $. HAYS.
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NEW SERIES NO. 1878.
RAnEs OF ADVERTISING
(rkS R.s OF Hss 10 oozs1nr.z seuAs.l
RENEWABLE AT PLxAsuEk
educational Notice.

MONDAY, SEPT. SRD, MRS. IRWIN win speu
ls1 school for Girls in The Basement the Presbyte
tAn Church, Edgefeld Arrangements have been made
. give a full and thorough Academic and Collegiate
.1ucation-
The Lady employed to teach Music cannot fail to give
ntire satisfaction
Mon r F. SASTEI, native Of France and gradu
te OF the Royal College of Aigiers, viii teach French
lanish, Italian and Modern Greek Mon Santei pre-
,serSons-
Mr.. R J. Meigs says of Mon. Santel ssHe has beea
eaching my son some time, and this practical trial
am conyinces me that he deserves to be trusted IN
plscstiy as a Teacher Of French-''
Inc regular Rates per Session OF five months are rs
SO and SIS
NTRASi
Music on the Piano. s25 on
Modern Languages. ....-........ 20 90
~Crochet and Needle work Oc
ES Pupils vii. be charged from the time Of enterfnx
10 the end OF the Sessiod- The bills viii be payable ss
the middle Of the Session su92S-