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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

fI'HE Subscribers would hereby return their heart.
felt thanks and gratitude their friends and Gus
toners for the liberal support given In our effort
supply their wants al Confederate prices. Shall We
buy Sal fct YOU, shall noii Il Is twenty cents
pei pound o-dsycsnnot BE- had al that BY us but Cor
fsw days. Had not some others who have more
pity" better Try 10 furnish IL
II. N. BROWN & co.
April 30. IL
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PArmoTIc.-J. Starkees Simms, ESQ.,, Of
Grindal's Shoals. Pacolet River, 8. c., has
refused to allow anything made in his facto-
ry to be sold for more than it brought before
the war. While others have sold yarn at
$500 to 2.25 per bunch, he has held It stead
lily at 100.
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COMMON SCHooLs-NoTICE.

"A 7 regular meeting Of the Board Of superniend.
=. enis Of Common Schools for Orange county, held
81 the Clerks Office in Hilsborough on Monday the
2lst OF April. 1852, motion. the Committee men Of
last year were continued for the present year. with one
exception, Q, Henry Malone in place Of I'll sharp, in
District No. 10.
IL is ordered BY the Board that the Committee Men
be nothed OF their appointment by advertisement In
the Hilsborough Recorder and they are requested 10
make their returns TO The Chairman as required by law
and thereby save the penalty.
On motion, DE- NJ. A. Curtis and Samuel w, Hughes
were appointed Examining Committee FOR the ensuing
year; and said COMMITTEES will hold their first meeting
in Hillsboroush on the second Saturday 10 May next
Applicants Tor certificates both Male and Female are
requested 10 attend on that day. az there will be no So
pantc examination ss heretofore.
Test, GEORGE LAWS, Ell ofIicio Clerk
!. April 20. 4i-iw
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH o. d,
R0LlNA. .'SA -.
AdlussIt Generals Office,
General oIder,l 80 's'S' ,

ueheIal Older,
No.. s.
a Lii New Companies Of North carsin, yo,,...
must be rendered directly to the State o,S..;.
the bounty authorized by the ordinance q H. c0ns.n
ton to raise North Caronas quota Of troons % 81,
De paid to them. as the law does not allow i, TIL.
Companies so rendered will be organized into Psai.
menls by the State the commissioned officers Of which
elect their field officers. The bounty will be paid each
Company as soon possible after their arrival in camp
IL. No organization Of Regiments or Ballaions viii
Dc recognized unless the same is done by authority Of
the State and in compliance with its laws.
Ill. These troops being raised for immediate field
service should have no more baggage than each man
can carry In his knapsuck II is desirable that each
man bring blanket Qf he can furnish it, any add.
tlonai article must necessarily be lost If brought
Nv. All communications on Military matters must be
sent to this Office In no other way will they receive
immediate attention.
BY order Of Governor CLARK.
J. q. MARTIN, Adjutant General.
March rs. So
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

"A PRETENDED and lodged In The jail Al Hills.
a borough. Orange county, N. g., on the aisl day
Of April. Negro Man. supposed 10 be SIXTY years old.
quite black, about Eve feet sr seven inches high.
He says his nsme u SAM. and belongs TO Mathew
Tory, at Snow Hill Gates county, N. @. The owner
can get him. BY proving property, and paying al costs
and sh''s'' n. NJ. JONES. Sheriff.
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Gen. Johston was in his Goth year; leaves
behind him two sons. one of whom is Lieut..
Colonel in Confederate Kentucky Regi-
ment. He was related by marriage to the
Prestons Of Virginia.
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NOTICE

THE Fouy-sirih Annual Convention Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church In the Diocese Of North
Csrcns. viii be held IN she chapel Of the Cross Cha
pei Hill. on the second Wednesday in May, ths, day
being the 18th Of the month.
EDW'D LEE wINSL0w, See'y.
Fayetteville, April rs, 1862. 40-2w
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Died, in this county, on the 18th inst. Mr.. ALEX.
AMBER G. BALDWIN. in the ais, year Of his age.
He was meuber Of Capt. Robert Bingham's eomps-
ny, 9Th regimen, N. C. State Troops and was young
man Of strictly moral habits.
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DIR. ROSCOE HOOKER.

HAVING been driven from his home al Newbern,
by the Yankees, has located himself in HILLSIDE.
rough, at the Orange Hotel He respectfully offers bis
professional services to old friends and patrons and
the public generally.
April 2. A.
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TROOPS FOX THE WAR.

I INVITE all who wish 10 serve e. Conscripts, to
unite with me in forming company Of Infantry.
Officers 10 be elected The opportunity to volunteer
ceases on the nth Of May; when The enrolled men
viii be collected IN camps d instruction. and ser
wards assigned 10 companies,
Come at gnee, and receive the bouuty.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
First Lieut.. p. q. y. A.
April 20. 40--
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from his horse. and soon after expired. No
other wounds were discovered upon bis per-
son.
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r..antr. Five Dollars Reward.

f,om The subscriber, on Saturday The
o. 80. ~ y i.nuary last my negro boy ANTHONY.
a., ~. !. of whiiish yellow complexion, i've feet
sag W ...sn inches high about eighteen OF twenty
sn y "a and supposed 10 weigh about enc hundred
yesss go - one hundred aud cry pounds He has,
~ Nd Of hair, and talks short when questioned:
sS - Soubt he Is trying 10 pass Coz free boy wi'
~ ~ above reward for his delivery TO me o. rros
net Hill csswell county, OF confinement 10 any jan
% that can set him -, ,y.pprN
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s. D. UMsTED.
s.l,yills, va, April 18th, 1862.

IA. 7arrsntins, Marlborough, ~ g.
DEAR Sir; Your turn has nearly arrived.
You can have the salt or money. If Salt is
preferred, as we presume it will be. we must
ask you to remit US s28 Immediately, to
make up deficiency in amount left with US
to pay for sacks. We then thought we could
buy the sacks for your Salt at Is. Soon af-
ter that they rose to Soc 10 the markets, and
they are now hard to get at that. Or you
may send your own sacks for the Salt and
we will return amount left with US for sacks.
Otherwise we can ship you the Salt 10 bar
rels without additional charge to you or loss
to us. please write Immediately.
Yours, STUART BUCHANAN & Co.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
10 Equity-September Term, 1861.
Richard Tapp. Archibald Borland William Hobbs,
Alexander Borland.
Attachment Biz
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants Alexander Borand. resides beyond the
limits Of this Staie that the ordinary process Of law
not be served him. Il is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the HiIlsborough
Recorder for SIX weeks notifying said Alexander Bor-
land that unless be appear at the term Of this
Court, 10 be held al the Court House in Hlsborough
on the second Monday in September next. then and
there 10 plead demur to said BILL he will be
proceeded against in the il he had been
served with process and had failed to sppesr and de-
cree pro oonfesso taken against him.
Witness. Thomas Webb. Clerk and Master in Equi.
", at Office the second Monday Of September. 1861
THOMAS WEBB, C. g. M
April 9. 3s -6w
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CONFEDERATE ARRIVALS.

100 Yds. GOLD LACE,
wv IL seits Staff BUTTONS,
Infantry and North Carolina BUTTONS,
20 lbs. Black and Green TEA,
Confederate Gray and Blue CLOTH,
CALICOS and LAWNS,
New Orleans SYRUP, low by the barrel.
One or two of the handsomest HOUSES
in Hillsborough for sale.
H. y. BROWN & CO.
April %. DO
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Heavy Federal Lo,s RYOrfed.-Memphis,
April rs Northern papers received here
to-day, state that the Federal loss at Shiloh
was twenty thousand. including many field
officers killed. General Buell. was MORALLY
wsanded. Crittenden, Sherman, and the two
walacss were killed.
Two regiments from Kentucky and two
from Wisconsin have laid down their arms
at Nashville. and refused to fight for Lincoln
any more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-30

TO ARRIVE TODAY,
E00 Pounds coPPERAs,
wv 800 pounds SODA,
10 sacks SALT,
hid. SUGAR.
dozen BUCKETS. North Carolina make,
Q bales "a SHIFTING,
bales A ditto,
500 punches COTTON, assorted.
II. N. BROWN & co.
April 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-30

The prices asked in this city by some
dealers are 20 TO % cents. and in Richmond
sci cents. $.
Citizens and purchasers can tell from the
figures given above, what the goods cost
dealers. Charieston Mercury.
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1 am glad to say. that after waiting nearly
five months. and making three trips TO the
works. there is nov prospect Of getting it
soon, say in three or four weeks. Every
one who possibly can should take his wagon
or join his neighbours and send to the Salt
Works. as there will be great scarcity Of
Salt, and the Proprietors propose to furnish
wagons. j. A. TURRENTINE.
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To THE PorNT.--Gov. Shorter OF Alabama,
has issued sharp proclamation on the sub.
ject OF planting cotton at this juncture. He
concludes by giving notice" as follows !:
/" shall urge upon the next session Of the
General Assembly the duty and sound policy
Of taxing all cotton beyond what may be
needed Tor home consumption aud the sup
ply Of seed for smother year TO the foil extent
OF It's value. and think j, every way proba-
BILE that persons who will persist in planting
the usual crop Of cotton. or more than one
acre TO The hand, will not be allowed to en-
JOY the fruits Of such selfish aud unpatri-
otto course
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-30
HIDES AND BARK.

WE will pay tho highest cash prices for Green end
" Dry Hides, delivered at the store.
Also for 1000 cords good Oak Bark delivered 81 cur
yard, formerly known as KiIkland's Tan Yard.
TURRENTINE & BRO.
March 4. S.
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NOTICE.

a MOTION will be made at the May Term Of Or.
a ange County Court TO abolish the Election Pre-.
cinct at William Trice's.
April 20. 49,
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Qillsbaraugt gstarnsr.
HILLsBoR0UGH, N. G.
"wednesday, April so. 1864.

a By particular request, asecond Tabular Exhi-
bton will be given at the Masonic Hall, by the young
ladies Of Marlborough this evening wednesday, for
the benefit Of the soldiers. The doors will be opened
1t half past seven O'clock and the performances win be-
GIN At eight Abundance SO cents, children half price,
>~~~>~>~~~~~~~~>~
a. We have been requested to give notice to the
taxpayers Of Hilsborough, that those who fail to give
in their list Of tarabes 10 the Magistrate of Police on
or before the 6n, day Of May, will DO subec, to dou-
BE tai.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-30

GRASrTEvlLLE Corros Goops. The follow.
. 9 are the latest wholesale prices at the
Grsniteville factory:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

SLEEPING UNDER THE CLOTHES There
IS reason TO believe that not a few of t. e
apparentIy unaccountable cases Of scro.
MA among children, proceed from t. e
habit of sleeping with the head under the
bed clothes and 50 lnhaling air alre tiy
breathed which is fur ther contain mated
by exhalation from the skin. Parents are
sometimes given to a similar habit; and it
pitrn happens that bed clothe, are ~
posed that the patient must d cessarily
reathc air more or less contaminated a,
exhalation from the skin \ good nursa
will be careful to attend to this. Ii is an
important part, SO to speak, of ventilation.
il may bc worth while to remark that
when there Is any danger OF bed sores 3:
blanket should never be placed under a
patient 1t retains damp, and acts like a
pouitice. Never use anything but light
Whitney blankets as coverinr for the sick
The heavy cotton imPervious counterpart
: bad lor the very reason that it keeps III
exhaIa.ions from the sick person, while
tie blanket allows them 10 pass through.
Weak patients are invar' by distre>Se
ay the great weight Of clothes, which
often prevents their getting any sound
sleep Florence Niyhti,gGle
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

in the kitchen little while, that | might
find out some of their nous excepting quail
tiles, and that | might have a little more
chat with her"
But he waited for such chance in vain,
though he found some opportunities of
converse and discovered all he wished TO
know just then about her mental quuliti-
cations and requirements, and at the close
of the fourth day, just before he got into
bed, he slapped the white counterpane
emphatically, and he said to it-as there
was nobody in the room, l suppose he
must have spoken to the counterpane or
the bed-post-'' She s the wife for me-
The next day was the outer limit Of his
visit; and as he stood at the window after
breakfast, he saw Sarah, with that witch
ing white apron, trip out into the orchard
To shake down some apples ior it was ba-
king day, and pies were to be made
Horace strolIed out after her, and shook
the tree, an'! helped to pick up the apples
and carried the ba-ket, as they returned
slowly, very slowly to the house What
it was he whispered in her ear, she never
told, but she seemed not displeased, though
evidently surprised, and not a little fright
ened
\ year after, Horace was at the house
of his Old friend again, and this time Sa-
rlh was not SO much in the Kitchen
There were preparations for a weldins
going forward and in Il few DAYS Sarah
became Mrs. Horace Hastin .
And now, in a splendid Boston mansion
she fully .iustifies the wisdom OF her dear
husbands choice, by being to him a most
excellent wife and a superlative house
keeper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

GEx. FELIx X ZsLIICo.-Fl-R.- -Bri.rad e
.cnera Felix X Zojlicoler. OF tie re'5e.
army reported killed ut he late battle ut
Somerset. Ky. was printer by pvote>
sion and for a long time connected with
the newspaper press "a Nashville. lie
WIS at one time editor OF the \. shyiIe
Banner. IA Wh.ganl American paper, and
tine organ of conservatism in Tennessee
y member OF Congress- from the Na~h-
vile district sor several years, he made
himself popular AMI ted with Mavnar1,
Hatton Nelson and other prominen,
leaders Of the then mon party N Ten
nessee Bat when the tempest OF seces-
son swept up from South Carolina. be
bent before the storm, leaving Maynard
AMI Nelson. alone OF his former colleagues
10 he true 70 themselves and their country.
Upon the rebellion of Tennessee, he was
appointed Bri .sdier General il the reLel
army, aud stationed al Cumberland Gap
rom Cumberland Gap he endeavared L
march NorthwArd into hentucky, bu
being oat--l neraled by General 1noma.
aud cchoepi, he was forced to attack th'
former II avoid being attacked by both =
The result is knovn.-SL LoEls NetcS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

Musical INCIDENT a well dressed
Gentleman called the other day TO sell
some patriotic music adapted to the piano,
and sce.n-s the IN tram -nt open, lie offered
to play one OF the pieces, and thus rive
an idea of its beauty Tha in>tan-
he touched the keys, he turned round ani
with a MN n.lcd expression OF intelligence
and Qualification, exclaimed - Thls mast
be one OF Worcester and so it was
But the story does not end here. The
chords were so perfect, and the tones 50
c ear and distinct, that he seemed to for
ct himself, and played half dozen pie
c,s. one running INTO the other. 50 that
w began to fear he was like the man with
the cork leg, which worked 50 well be
couldn't stop Why this makers instru
m 'nts maintain their superiority was late Y
explained in our Office by one OF the yer
first piIno workmen in the city-not in
Mr.. ". 5 employ There Is no shop
known to me where such extraordinary
pains are taken to make every part of the
Instrument as perfect as possible, As in
the old and extensive establishment OF
Ioratio Worcester, in Fourteenth sire t -
-H1HS Journal of HeulH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
\ French sailor on board a Fr.ns

a French sailor on board a Freneb
ship which was not long since run into bv
he I. :. ship Desofo, off Ship Isand saws
he could see our one grand ship coma
upon him with plenty of men to Jump n
uis decks, and he believes but for hail
NJ as he did they won have been
slaughtered in one little time" lie said
t was one terrible moment for him. and
he would adN.se all strange ships to keep
away from such blockade. lie SAYS 1T
: one tam blockade they run right over
de ship nj don't care tam j comes no
more here, ltappears that his mission
was 70 take away some French Families
who were suffering at New Orleans
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

gyA \ c,ol looains fellow was ar
raigned heior Court charged VITA having
stolen i watch Il was his first error
ana he was ready 10 plead guilty The
Julse addressed him in very gentle tones,
asking him what induced him to commit
-he theft The young man replied that,
having been unweii Tor some tisne. the
.ln.t-,r had advised him to take something.
which he accordingly did The Judge,
rath = pie sd with the humor Of the
thing. asked what had led him to Sele t
the With Why" said the prisoner,
d" thought if | only had the time, that
Nature would work cure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
4~IsfD>.isI.

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSINGt
Irr Subscriber having recently opened shop in tht
room adjoining the Mineral Point Book Stors, Is
prepared wa M custom az any 1r nt the day
SHAVING SYMPHONIC HAIR DRESSING. &c.
done in h- s ur3uner and most itShi enable stNlTN
81 s;ret attention t. lis business AMI ardent sir
pleass he hapeS rit and receive snare q the It
-ona.e of tils citizens of Mineral POINT
Geaficinen please call and give him tvial
Mineral Point Junr 81, 1861 IT, NJ p TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

AwKwARDNEss.-W Women have perma-
npnt advantage over men. Not only does
t.midity in them naturally find more
graceful expression, but they can gener-
lllv find something lcgitimat, to do with
cheir hands-some little occupation with
the needle, the shuttle, or the fnn-to nit
gate the pains OF embarrassment. from
which men hands have no sa.er reiuse
than the pocket most other exped ents
proving Il worse. and often mischcyuus.
alternative And if hands are difficulty
10 the shy man, what can we ~av Of le.S
which, we presume, women need never
think o. as an in.umbr nee at all Where
$ he to put them? How Is he to keep
them IN order so that tn shall not be
tray the perpiexity Of his soul? What
IN infinite rietv OF bad II ks, with these
particular members, does not the demon
oi sheepishneSS sug -cst TO victim in tn +.
hour OF trial VII 1t po t res What os
citations, Who does not remember the
cl ate immortahzed IN n rIc, who in
tn grltlc d. NON n. o. :pl- sh D con
lrived with his own hand 10 tie his LEGS
80 trmy together visa mis- polk .t-hani-
kerchie., that he could nJt set himself &
.iberty when retreat from the scene Of
discontinue became essential
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

SURGEON And MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Prepared perform any operation prrtaiHin- to
his profess IN thar viii give entire sli
israc,fon Once up stairs the Union Billiard "a
lnor Jl-u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

eS- since the breaking out Of th. rs
oeiilon, the southern confe leracy have
lost the following named rebel gencraI
Mag Gen David +. Tviggs, resigned
brig Gen Henry b. Jackson resigned
Brig Gen Robert s Garnett, killed.
Brig Gen. ". II. 4. Walker, resigned.
Brig. Gen. Bernard T. Bee, killed.
Brig. Gen. Gideon j Pillow, resigned
Brig Gen Thomas I. Fauntlcrov, re-
gneL
org. Gen. John y. Crav.on. died
Bri@- Gen Felix K. Zollicoffcr, killed:
Big. Cen Philip st George Cooke,
committed suicide
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
DalToR D,I.t.AilsN-.

or Kings College, London member Of the Royal
\ College 4 surgeons and lieeuiiafe * he = ~
shipfal Company Apnhccarles of f. gland. late 9
Her Majesrys ship DreainouEh begs to inform the u.
lie general that h i located in Ninera Point nN
door to Nr Pulforrs Main street whsr Ee vii be Al
way. ready ta attend to All VII may cuire his services
d hrlnche. u The Neaicll pr-t-ssIon- Ii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
~r,Os.tSriaH-~ esrs,of.

rJ~HF Unti sr~i-nd having AGAIN open, >hopn Min.
cral paint ba found on th corner Of High ami
Chrsaast streets, appl>te Millions al sch
He seoJd - oil customers. trT nS ant
,he pn'c generally that he is pr parat u do all ana
any Kind Of worN ia his lae lle VIII aisa keep
4; Il - \ l..
or ne hes. qualify. which he vn warrant = Be good
the best
GrN MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
g.s con-tautIv % hand ana for sale Ans,ui-i n ana
Isl asti, P3wdar Of hr best quality, ant IN fet ai =
everything wanted by sp1rtSllrn is NiA max iA *
Ter lis ccIebra'aa
DOUBLED BtrHTrLED RIFLES
both hsrr~l- shoot with one pair OF sights >HSl.
barrel Rifles uf evary & -scrintiaa. -.
IL trusts bv - at-uti n - business = merit th
continued patr9na.-- q the public
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

A newspaper philosopher says there
Is no more ex x1uisite creature on earth
han .irl from twelve 70 fifteen years Of
aye. Ask Augustus, whose marrlagea bic
intentions manifest III ,nlSelves toward Ju-
la. who is twenty. what he thinks Of i
We admire little GIRLS specially when
they are grown ur
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
Choice purtrp.
ON gu ARD.


At midnight. on the lonely beat.
When shadow wraps the wood and lea,
A vision seems my view TO greet
OF one at home that prays for me.
No roses bloom upon her cheek
Her form IS not lovers dream
But on her face SO fair and meek,
\ host OF holier beauties CLEAN.
For softly shines her silvery hair,
4 patient smile Is on her face
And the mild lustrols light Of prayer
Around her sheds moonlight grace.
She prays for one that's far away
The soldier in his holy fight
And begs that Heaven in his mercy may
Protect her boy and bless the Right.
Till, though the leagues lie far between,
This silent license Of her heart
Steals DER my soul with breath serene,
And we no longer are apart.
So guarding thus my lonely beat,
By shad0wy wood and haunted lea,
That vision seeks my view 70 greet
Of her at home who prays for me.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

&C., The Twelfth ard Sixteenth Indiana
Regiments. whose terms o. enlistment
Zone year) expire in May, hsvs obtained
rerIni-.ion to -eor-snize for ...~r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
and recommend their pas S,a ge al amended
q. ". HAzELroN,
T. l. nRowxE

The undersigned minority of the Com
ni'tee. without concurrinr in the aboys
report, concurs in the amendment pro-
poseI BY the majority of the Committee.
and unites in Recommending their passage
'S amended +. Hicks.