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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

A SALT Mfsr DsooyKREp.- hatcher
Courier says; An extensive sslt mine has
been discovered in Franklin paris h, Louisi.
ans, ab0lt nine niles from New iberia, near
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

A PRETENDED and lodged in the Jail at Hills.
"A borough, Orange county, N. c., on the 2lst day
Of April Negro Man, supposed to be sixty years old,
quite black, about FIVE feet six or seven inches high
lie says his name is SAM, and belongs 10 Mathew
Tory, az Snow Hill Gates county, ". c. The owner
can &c, him, by proving property, and paying all costs
and charges D N InNIs SL.;m
April 80. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

BY a,SS N. ss those who had been commissioned
Of indee ss.s.s,y Of War 70 raise a regiment
caref=,' "ss,eF, OF Murireesborough. North
.n - atssats II. nj, t,gaisr ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20
LOST OR MisLA1n.

A sofE gwen By Samuel Jones, Sen, payable 10
,oao me, ,o6 .wen'ysevsn dollars, dated December.
isss i9so, WIN credit on it for Eve dollars about
g, ~ All persons arc hereby forswarned not to trade
W " se'le Inc same, except TO myself
ELIZABETH WILSON.
= Sep
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

TO ARRIVE TO-DAY,
SQl Pounds C0PPERAs'
CUO 800 pounds SODA
10 sacks SALT,
hid. SUGAR.
abales 80 SHIFTING,
Q bales IL ditto,
aoS buBebs. COTToN, assorted.
wv ' II. ". BROWN & co.
April ls ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20
I A x E S

LII persons indebted to me for taxes are requested
IA TO come forward and settle the same All those
who fail to do 50, will find the collection enforced
'''' ''''' R. NJ. JONES.
August Is. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

The penalty for passing counterfeit Con.
federate notes is death. An act Of the last
session OF the Provisional Congress bro.
sldes this punishment for this crime during
the existence Of the present war between Inc
Confederate and the United States. and un-
I'll within one year after the ratification Of
peace. The sane penalty applies in the
case Of altering or passing any altered Urea.
sury note OF the Confederate States.
ca a man Is to be hung 10 Richmond on the
Treasury Notes. 0
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

MoRoLS IN KENTUCKY. Aug.
The Journal publishes rumor Of Nor.
gan's advance into Kentucky. and his capture
OF Huntsville with an increased force Of
cavalry. lie expresses the determination 10
march to the banks Of the Ohio river. Mill.
tary circles here dlsbelieye the whole story.
A telegram from st. Joseph. Missouri,
August 9TH. says that the guerilla leader
ouantrell seized adescending steamer, sunk
her this evening, and crossed fifteen hundred
men TO this side Of the river. The military
authorities at Fort Leayenworth hearing Of
her capture, and not knosing QuantrelPs
strength. sent one hundred men TO intercept
him, all Of whom Quantrell captured, and
marched on, capturing Liberty. Col. Pen.
ryek had previously evacuated Liberty, Is.
Gaping with his command into Kentucky.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

-. . SERIOUS AecrDEsr.--on Saturday last, a
opy. belonging 10 Col. John Sloan. Of this
, as. 4 vas ~ the cars when they started
IRON tne depot. He attempted 10 iumn al
snu was thrown under the wheels. having
oo.n o. ms iess broken. aud being Otherwise
msngled, which caused his deats - . g..
hours. 'eam ~ Jew
we sons Of many -four citizens freouen,.
x expose themselves TO the same DANCE !.
'"'' should be warning 10 them.
Crecrs5oyoueA YovH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

TnE TYRANNY Ar MEnPHrs.--rLree white
men aud sixteen negroes were shot BY the
Federal guard at Memphis, on Friday. the
lst instant. Their crime was refusing 10
work on the Notifications.
The negroes that have been seized and set
TO work on the Notifications number several
thousand. They are worked hard, and are
but poorly fed. AT present they are hertled.
day and night, men, women and children
unfortunately, within the line Of the Tor.
thcalions. without covering, and notwith.
standing the strict watch kept up, numbers
have escaped. cha,le,taa t,ouy;,r
The Tribune Of Friday contains the col.
lowing; The steamship Golden Gate, which
LEI. San Francisco. July 81, for Panama.
with $50 passengers, OIL. ia 900 in treasure
Tor New York, and 100000 for England.
was burnt u sea July 81, and 1870 passengers
and all the treasure lost.
The Golden Gate was first class steamer
OF 1000 tons burthen. built in 1851, and be.
longed TO the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

Fsnes's maj. in 81 Cos. as.lr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

PaRTnas RASoERs.--we find The follow.
ing notice from Gen. Hill in the Raleigh
Register, which We copy Tor ,he informatio n
Of all concerned:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-20

Angus. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Goreeo, Carriages, &r.

MINER d STEVENS,
wi Nos u. "a, and 10. WALKER. 1T.
s,,t door es. Of Brosdwsy, MANUFACTURERS Of hst
~, CARRIAOEs aud lght WAGONS o. tho latest fsah
.ble ,ylr, and improvements and for csssnes Of hush
sud durability .qus TO any Ia tnis Market 10 ~he,
y. invite tie ir,ysca9u @. Purchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Go farmers ano Others,

V,HE most reliable and certainly the cheapest
l place % buy choiao SMALL FRUIT aud DWARF
rE Ak TREES l. 100 HuusIy OF - =. -.
J ,f1In,RIFsF fIlIALD ksyenswood Long Island n. Y
n..sdorye Catalogue sent frec application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

DR.. ,, h. Hordsstl's
ARNlCA LlNIMEST
bpreparsd by combining
ARNiCA FLOWERS
With the moo, hesins sUd penetrating veRe,sb. eli, cam
pbor, &e. hos all Of the
ACAES AND PAINS
uhs kesh Is heir to- 10 IL sifho1f equal
RHGUMAIIrM SPRAl>S, BRUISES,
Psins 10 he Side or bresst.
Soge 1hros. &C Yieli TO few applications.
Por ssh by al drgssi,.s. Price Is ceDts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Cbanrrs for Business Mcn.

TOR SALE, Mt q GREAT SACRItICE-A
il JOB-pRINTlNG ESTABLISHMENT In this city
consisting large stock Il Book Job sad Newspaper Typ,
sud Msiori.l three large ffs's Tore Lotht Que
aT52 a ore 23ra3 inch.S on. Gordon ard Gilman
Press all f.vorsby Located There few Office. In Ne"
yors that have facilities fof doing large Job Susno,
Nil. VIII FIchangs for City Property sell a. very low
pIice Aptly TO BENZ URNkR, No. 100 Fui'on-st.' ~ l.
o. iNln THIS amount viii secure pay
- ,NvUU. ins bushes. In this city sDi s'.i- sin.
competition. This is ssGs chsnce Tor ssPfcnHof -
amy Contractor Smaller III secure The .smt bd
n-ss 10 other State, For psriicll.p cal Oh flshEh
REED, Loyeioy's Hotel, Putros, y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
BURNING fInio, Oils, sc.

DEST REFINED PETROLEUM OIL-Non-
] EIpo.i,s u om bes Wereru Iofner, $50 bc' for sic
by BENTLEY BURTON. A"s IL ard 10 BsA'er'st
CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM Oil
~ Rscsived direct The manufacturers and wells and
TO- IL Quantities st, IN prime thipiuf ordt- A. ne
very lowest market rates by StblEftfLiS BBOihhhs
a 90. No, 100 and 172 william, 81. Ns"fo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

CsPECIAL AGtNT for CROSBY d MICH
~ Ots. aud other Bottom Publisher No IS Wsh-f.t.'
cwIorsihe iuorcber torm-riN Of the hrm ~ tro'hy
Nichols Co bostOn respectfully dves notice that ne hs'
t4ken rooms ~ shDvo where he will ciiy one
GENERAL BOOK BUSINESS
lie Will pay par ocular n0n to, and keep constantly on
h.na all the Pub csu ~ Bofton Houses which he will bs
hp fuui.h The trade the mos, favorable terms
OLIVER s FELT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
IHNHE TRIBU ALMA A
Il FOR 1852.

Thu popusr ANNUAL 4. row ready II oon'siu.:
FLECiION RETURNS from all the states Of the nioa
holding election, in 1861 oEeluly compiled for the Tribune
AmAnsc! .-- -. -
of the sssr 1852 - -
GOVERNMENT Of tbe UNITED sTATES-EIocutivs
and Judicial LBvoys EItisortDsry and Ministers Resident
rom the United States at forrigs Courts;
SENATE o. the UNITED STATS, Members Of. CLASH
fed - .
STATES Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES Cse'as Governor, 'iass ~ Legisls'
tive Neetipst General T. ecronr
POPULATION Of EACH STATE bv COUNTIES. siso
II q the pinoipsI I,ci Of Tie LH!l-a stt'e
fron the Census Of 1885, . $500.
TIE MORRILL, TARIFF an 10 TARIFF ACT Of he
-peciAl Sessi0r-both complete.
Also, ABSTRACTS Of ne opef important Acts o ~
sscond Session Of tho A8XNltn Cs.f'-' tua no sDrea
ssnon Of the kSAViih. Also. tbs more impoIas Pfocs
q stioTs Of President iinco
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of The important events
com, e. with ;Ae Rebellion Other matters Of Ge1.fa
interest.
slcs y cents, IL cops. FOR eli no copies ~ postsss
lsid. " 1p = 10. tash orders solicited
We eau supply back numbers Of Tribune Almsnsc Of
ystrs lt4s H. t:s 1887 1883, 1859 1890 -Ia isS Pes
II zach. post paid - - .
Adare. THE TRIBUNE, Ne~-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Doar6 an0 Rooms.

HAELEM-BOARD WANTED by Gentle
man and VIE viii smsl private family. neer the oost.
i,rtns Add-s. stating tsnns (which must De moderate
81 f. a. Tribune Oiier.
WANTED.-A respectable Family OF hye per
w .on, want BOARD for nv. az month' n private
,,, ia a god Fnrm Hou- 81 convenient scces' % the
c,y Addre,s rins desc ipon Of piece aid terms (which
nut ~ mode Wei +. cre of Robert Carter bIo'le'
broadway and spiiag-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

boy WANTED-In Hardware Store. Must
ID be good Of fsurss Apply, AFTER scloch M Of No
| II Goldst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Aonsee dno farms iuantc0.

HOUSES WANlED-A number OF iloll SIS
II and PARIS OF rO'5fS IN good locations. csn DO
,e,I,d 70 ed, in,s~ bysppYia. tor h. WATSON Co, NO.
~ .ss.auft. up s'sfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
WILL BE READY NEXT THURSDAY;
ANOTHER GREAT ORIGINAL STORY IN
THE NETWORK WEEKLY.
By Nn HELM CoRvs FisHrR,
Entitled
RACHEL DEVEREUX;
THE WOLF OF vIoNoBLE.

THE WOLF OF VIGNOBLE
Mr. FISHER IL web known the readers OF THE NEW
YORK WEEKLY the writer Of the pleasant aud enter
tauins sie.che, under tho d. plume Of Nons'uch "
and those who read her serials "Carrie Emerson Wilde,
and The Curse Of Er.resb cannot but be pleased with
an opportunity 10 Judge Of her abilities 10 extended
effort, She young writer who ha, won no small popular
y by her delightful Aetch.s and serials And bids fair with
care and study to ultimately take rank among the dr't LADY
writers In tbs land We only ash for be Whist We are sur'
she Will get oarefol psrss Of her forthcoming serial by h'
Dum.rou, reader, Of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY. II
cannot fail be fresh and entertaining everything 10 TIA
comes from her pea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
.NOULD'sT THOU BUY CHOICE BOOK

W Whist they st suc'n dgi'r Secession times
{ No. g Na.snu-si. before he 10Th Of April tn't
MOULD'5T THOU BY CHOlCE BOOhS at wha
they coz, nucsn during Secession rn.s Come to No. 4
Nssesu-st. before the 2Oih OF Apfil l!sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Real estate for Sale.
a CHOICE FARM of 60 Acres-With larl

4 CHOICE FARM of 60 Acres-With large
~ and superior BUILDINGS, 10 souh-rn Eew.Yort near
the ue Of New-Yerk Gd Erie ksirosd 10 delightful aud
he's Thy son. An Orchard VI good ut and OronDd orns
uenl,d wi greet variety OF fore.t and evergreen Trees
ard just the place for faulty desins plenty Of room good
air pleasant scenery and the comic 10 Of fam Inc bnio
slone the present owner 5000 The whole
property sbou! $1,000 IL 10 encountered for s3o aud
car be had bsrssa IL closed for 500 above hs ~
cumbrsnces Terms Of pay liberal. Applyto CONN
WALL, e,gi No. l93 Bfosdwsyj or. TO Col j. hoiCE'
o. &. I. LEONARD, ESQ Berkshire Togs County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

MILITARY BANDS sre requested TO send for
Nk DDDNORrH PRICE LIST al.o bis CAfALOGLE
MUSIC. H. y. DODNORTB Ne. 8 Aston place. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
Boots ano Shoes.

nor easy-fitiing BOOTS, try PLuMEks
i PATENT LASTS u,ed by Hunt No. 40 sud 81,
Broadway Fine Dre., Boots 90 Paeut Lea her booi',
s.; Tnsith Lao. Caters. new kind, - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
6ustlal Notlrts.

Fssrsh Ward Republican Ass S naanS"c,n A."
ws mosthy nesl'ng Of De- t'pnh MI NM, a. fr,nl
&e''s' P''''''' '0'' asESNIRsfo LsAs&. Prsalsns
WILLIS Rs,i'' Secretaries
s,x,h wsrd.-THE REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
q ,s Wsrs viii hoid xsei :; No ls c.ntrest THIS
esssds,j EyENiNG Apri q O'Clock Meaoer' are re-
s,sssed 10 DC plnc;gsl ~ 5nsutspee ~ .IdrI ~
fesoses GRtNDr. Secretary. D. E. DWIRE' President
xne RepubIirnn Central Cen,snI;ree win h0ld q
n ans Meeting on NtDSESi'A Al Z. En- NO Apr y iooz'
"s"'''''' a. hs'' sHERiDAS sHo0A, CbsirIaap.
F'sT I, =, asvIAT' ,s,csesri.s
mr. Banvard, the Artist III drlv,E Lecture E,, on
hs ,.bo Rev Henri Ward Bsccher', TUE DAY " n,
Ike April 9. e, O'Clock Illustrated WIN k.'s ~, o.
M BAH The proceed ior q Germ. o' OH '''
'hg sick smd woaDd g s1iiiers -'c2rt' 70 een's'
ar, De Cordovs yin deliver he Lecture on ne
Paibo' OF Hum o ~ ~ n. W o. "a Pl !;
Asnsh 81 tue ChTsea boo Of Industry ilcs-is teS
had "a The door
Peoples Free Lecturee.-A VOICE FROM VIZ
sA , W., loii - o. a e SwEDSvFsDif EyE.
mo do s,h asl It o'c q a. toe he4dqIareT. Of ne
I ~, sy T t5s ~ MSoSCTEE p CONWAY alive
yirgnian now Ie.i' Ing az Cincgnsh on -ngs'; NGa
mon Errors Gomez ips, os- Naiiaml Ahar'" Aa~"son
TEE Trees OF scripture ard the Ciassics.-A
Dslarr ~ 1ov .sq 81 ihs ca1s- u - D. a. ~
AdDiaioD collection taken TO Iurchs'e bel foE the
stuIon.
The Home Commute Of the National Freed
nuns RELIEF kssUCi3t dare TO sckroslede ne
4 ceip Of the following PACkA6ES Of CLOIblNG for he
SsoU's freed Men Women sna q dIen al Port Koya.:
Frirnd l. Albany Il Friend, /, Andrew KnoI j;
HsAs-t SIookyn l. American Missionary hsociaiion
n Mrs. New bold i American Study school bnion,
Mise Johnson. scotland. r., /; Women. en.rI Kei
Asoeiation Eren5s : Norris, Agent VI. A. Kelly 2;
A ReBd : ME-. ". Csrtsr ]; Friend, !; Soldiers
ard Freedman, Ike sf Circle Of lTvngon Miss Merritt
A. American Mission sry Asocon 3; First Congregational
Church PeuebsesDs e Coiins Bro hers q A. &. Bsuss
1 sarr Mis> 3sTker ! > lizsi e.o Ms'iin, l.
G C. LEIGH )u.-,. c,-,r,,,,..
wv m KIN 'Sq Br fn1FN SO so B. OsdWay.
Eey.Yo.k. April s. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

IL ID MODrRN aud sli suds Of Scsrce aud Rare books
bought the hi.hes price,. LEGGArr BROTHERS. No:
20 Nss.su-st bootr-T, Parties having Whole part Of
Linrsr. cell will be hbers tresej wish BY applying 30
bkOS, No. n9 Ntsau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

4 FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
n 10 for SALE, Mor'town, milo eat o;
the depot Ths nspton 10 .iIs" It'll % ser s'l',a sye
hsd In with bhct is rooms furnace bath so spring
water supplying he honse ard ou,baidnss sIss yegtsa
garden sounes with full supply Of fruits lawn shaded Win
large trees snd onsment.d Additional land adj ing " re-
quired. which FARM Of 81 with good new Barn,
sd Dwellings For further particulars inquire Of AMI
DODD Ne. IA Broad,t, Esruk, N j., or Of HOMER
MORGAN, No. Pine o., New orh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
r. A Genil.mnu abOnt lenv.

no CAPITALISTS A Gentleman about Ieay-
g for Europe who o.p, y.Idsbl. hsi class property In
IN. vLciy Of The PoOce this city which let's for pr
upon s value ~ sr oIchsDTe the same Tor Govern
sscghte, ol,I ln1,asted bond or stocD $500
's9a!ls3 AtlT,sl boa No 2ts PV'lohee, Nsw-Y@h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
AlIIltarn Aoilles.
New Dnbiicailons
Nem Publications.
~ YI,UE SPIRIT OF WASHINGTON"
AN ASTOUNDING REVELATION.
WATCH WAIT, AED PRAY.


sRoss Toussy have now IN press psmPhlet rtich vi
slAi, or social and p3tics fsorc 70 IA fonudsuon
s,ory Of iT Hing interest and viii settle foIssr ae q.e'
hol Of xho syod rs Nsousl Csptal ircm tainf nio M
tands " The ebsr Look out for the spirt Of Ntshis
tol J."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
A SITUATION WANTED-By a Young Mar

y Ia Nrruont.rl 10 Worn In OJdeu, OF on smsl farm
ot ~ I'd. e.is and I'VE other hgb busines'
ga e~Yorz City BroOlyUi hss t.d oon. able erpen,
.nre AID prcy scholar; Is strictly temperate. and
dive II feqf.ds would ORA for modoras>
va.rs (..y 10 or el2s b aud bosTd) Addftss 4 r.
AfcLATGliI.li, Box No. 2CS BuTlinstOr, VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

Fsvryb Ward Republican Asscciation.-i,h ~
rssa uosthly meeting Of De F'urh Ws,1 go.
,oS,.sob all be held Al HIS tTue~dt'l tNf w" ~ '
y "0'''e'' A'''' HENRY -. isAsH, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
l)riniing.
Go crt.

NOR REkI-A neat and well-hnshed
j 4srory bro n->trns bs,eusrt HOUSE tessy sodsfn
enng-.i.uo,l pier AID naat Mirror vita Csrpss snd
-. fiEtlrrs 20 with the house Rsni los Situation
l2d.si. .th,v. APily to D. fkAhhLiS' No iI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
ur. isnnxard. rhe Artist,

mr.. harvard, the Artist, viii deliver L, etTre on
n Bstcs If sts ii lr tie Plymouth nuIc tISoA
In ena Rev Henri Ward BsgcheT's on IT DAY " ~
Ike April g. 81 O'Clock 'as'raed wh L'rgr fsini- OF
M Bs.ik.tI The proceed or tie oertht Of otf Eouh
M sick and wound g s5iliers Iicsets % ceuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

air, De CordovR will deliver his Lecture on me
Pnihos OF Hum,r " O. ~. ~ ANlNG APii b CONNIE 30
M "a o,ok q. Doiworh's Hal No 500 BroadwtY iT ne
hrns6t the Chssa School Of Industry Tickets ieS
he'd .i he door.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-10

to the good couple. with pleasant recol-
lection Of their hospitality and Kindness.
When ready to start. dame Hubbard. with
the best intentions. brought me . large
pail Of boney. wishing I would csrry it
home to my parents. bat ss it was impos-
sibie for De to carry !, on horseback. l had
to decline.
1t was near noon the next day when |
reached home, and my first greeting from
my father was. well. Gilbert. now let me
know about the scrape you got into last
summer in c.
tsld him all had learned about the
matter. to which he expressed his pleasure
that it WAS no worse. and gave me much
good advice as to the future.
A few weeks after reached home there
was large tub of honey left at my fathers
honse. with letter for me, informing me
that sister White had been expelled from
the church in c. for covetousnees; that
my friends the Habbards were well; that
the four deacons spoke very highly in my
praise. and hoped / would feel REGARDED
for the trouble had taken. Years have
passed. since the MATTERS here mentioned
took place. but up to this time nothing has
been said to me about paying my expen-
ses.' p jar g. BEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-10
A Cotton Tree.

A Mr.. Kendall proposes to lecture in our
city on a species Of tree he once brought
from q mountainous region of South
America. where thesnow lies three months
in the year. and which he now has growing
on his farm near Baltimore. This tree. he
informs us. grows to the size of the Null
berry. is hardy and long-lived. and bears
q pod-in fact. great many pods-6lled
with choice quality of cotton. He says
it may be grown thoroughout the Northern
States. and will supply the cotton fibre in
abundance at little cost except for pick
ing.
We do not doubt the existence Of this
tree, and other trees OF shrubs from which
q fibre like the cotton may be obtained
/ how abundautlv and ct what cost we shall
know when we have learned. The ordi-
nary cotton plant is very good one. bat
by no means the only one that yields f.
bre for textile fabrics. Had q million
acres of the soil of the Free States been
seas onably sown to fax last spring. and
had the stalk been mainly pulled or cut
green. the fibre separated and reduced to q
state analogous to that Of ginned cotton,
by the very best machinery and processes
five do not know which are the best) thiI
country would to-day have been maaJ
millions richer than abe is, and prepared L
draw specie heavily from Europe. Shall
not due inquiry be made. and plans laid TO
largely increasing the growth of fax. ant
improving the modes of treating its 6br
next season?--.Y. Y. Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-10
THE REPUBLICAN.
A Cure for Stealing.


Eas baek among the days Of yors
IheFsss many pleasant tale Ia store.
AisA With humoS of the time.
Thai eomstinss Jingle we'll In rhyme.
OF. shssc. the following may posssss
= claim on .horrs of idleness.'
when Governor Qurdon Saltonstall,
Liz AbEam Lincoln. straight and tell.
Presided Ger the Nutmeg State.
y Io.sl and honored magistrate,
He quiet humor was portrayed
40 Yankee tricks he sometimes plaJsd.
The Governor had serious air.
zrRes aolemn s. Z, funeral prayer.
GAphm hsapoks the mirth vas stirrsd,-
\ Joke leaped out at every word.
one morn. man. alarmed sud pale,
Come 70 him with frightful tale;
IL sabstauce vas. that Jerry Style
sdaf ecier arpod from Of his pile.
The Governor started in surprise.
And ON tho accuser fixed his eyes.
he steal iny wood! to his regret.
Before this blessed sun shall set.
I'll put 6nal end to HAT
Then. putting on his stately hat.
All nicely cooked and trimmed with lace.
De Issued forth with lofty grace,
Babe the sccussr duty mind.'
And follow him Ave steps 6skisd.'
Ere. they they furlong's space complets
Thy meet the culprit in the street;
The Governor took him by the hand
That lowly man that Governor Grandl--
Kindly Inquired Of bis condition.
He present prospect and position.
Tbs man . tale Of sorrow told e
Ths food was dear, the winter cold.
That work was scarce. and times were hard.
And very i'll ct home they farsd.--
And. more than this. bounteous Heaven
To them . little babe had given.
Whose brief existence could attesf
This worlds wintry world 1t beat.
a silver crown. whose shining face
King Williams head and Mary's grace.
Dropped IN bis hand. The Governor spoke.
His voice WAS crscked--it almost broke
II work Is scarce. and times are hard.
There's large rood-piie IN my yard;
OftAas you may ,sost freely Use.
So go and get if rhen you choose
Then on he walked. serenely feeling
That there he'd put sn end to stealing.
The sccuser's sense Of duty grew
The space 'twixs him and Governor too.