The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05

Place sona tia little infant. The infant be-
comes zman, and REACHES the allotted aye OF
man; but the sanis non reached. Let anoth-
er take his place. and live his three score
years aud ten; a0otlier and another--and
still with no pause for repairs, ar cool its
burning axels. and yet the journeys eodtis
not attained. The fifth mans dying eyes
are lacking forward millions Of miles for The
journeys end. Bot we are here talking af
seven hundred milIions--not of ninety five.
For u hundred years and mere churches
have been gathering up property 10 The Unit
ed States. Subscriptions have been nobly
decided; dying inen have Iefttheir accumu.
lAiions to their loved churches; and ia all
this time the evangelical churches have got
together about fifty millions of property
noi enough iopay the price of riciory for one
mnnth. ps1at asFa ha8 alK34a IS ss esKfi i
Y We have missionary sscirty.s Itgathers
each y ear from nearl y . million Df people.
Il throws its influences inio nearly every part
Of the world. Bat Us while yearly resenue
sould endure the draft.of the GIFTED States
Treasury but single hour. hgstA Il
Seven hundred thousand men are drawn
from the pursuits of industry. Itis fsr more
imposefishing than il bait b million OF pau
pers we're ihre@H on Us to suppof,. for then
the labarers and prosincersswaaid reulain al
work. Naw they are Ear worse than idle.
Their weapons are ros,iy rquipinsnts; but
harvests perish. aud eiiies are rained bv their
presence. = thstfs ksa F.seEN st
fBglsnd sconiribaiing fearful amounts Of
vahi and starvation 10 swell the price oi
yietars. France loses the sale af twenty five
inillious of les wares aud Interior Earope
and parts af Asia are paying portions ofsthis
slspendous cost Of victory t4vtf a..
st ~ y s-@-~~-S-~1s--~ - y = Z
GEs. EpIL NsIsoS. The New York
World, an Noticing the death of Major Cen
sral Nelson bs thr hand uf Gen. Davis, SAYS :
!. The deceased was a brave mai. and good
subordinate General. but he failed to pay
any respect 20 those rourtesies. not 10 cay
ldeceneies af lie. without which sbiiily aud
bravery are useless 10 military leader. He
VA blasphemous. indecent. aud abusive be-
yonJ all precedent in bis conversation and
depnrtmeDt ieward his equals aud interiors
IN rank. III sns half that j. reported of him
y true. Il l. amar.eihe was not shot months
since. such man, no matter what his
claims. should not have been permitted 10
remain IN she army month lie was per.
petually Violating that ,nost essential Of the
army regulations which insists on .sconduct
otcoming gentleman" Had he been dts
psceJ toe this rause II would have been
wortha victory 20 our armies IN The warning
Il would nave been TO the mass m oar Off !.
GERS. whose discipline 10 this respect Is very
defective" - - *4a So
ese - - - - ~ atsaSs
a Gaop ExaxrLs. boy wasonce iempt-
ed by his companions, 10 pluck some ripe
Echesrirs from tree which his father had lor-
Ebiadeh bun ~ ,oueh. - s. - 49, =
lou need not be afraid, said they for ir
Iyour Iather should ind out that you had ta-
kea fhe,u. he viii not,hart ypp Cor n.
That Is the very reason. rrplied lhe boy,
Why would not iooch them. s,s.
II j. true my father would not kurt me.
yei nv disnbedience. know, apul,l hurt lny
lla'heri and taa, wepldsbr worse 10 me than
Wa %! this an excellent reasoni
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