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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-29
~ THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. it has become apparent to me and
~ 10 all who are interested in the welfare Of the
State and who have any feelings humanity for su
fering among their fellow-men from the cries which
reach from the poor in all sections Of the land, that
starvation will be the fate Of many Of heretofore
favored people, unless the crime Of specializing in the
necessaries Of life be arrested; and Whereas it is
my bounden duty to protect the citizens Of the State
Of which have the honor TO be the Chief Magistrate,
against the evils consequent upon this crime, to ths
utmost Of my ability;
Now therefore, /, zEBULoN B. VANCE, Go.
vernon Of North Carolina, do. by and with the advice
and consent OF the Council Of State, ssse this Pro-
clamaon, forbidding all persons, for the space Of
thirty days from the date hereof from exporting any
Of the following articles beyond the limits ofthe Stale,
to wit: any Salt, Bacon, Pork, Beef, Corn, Meal,
Flour, Wheat, Potatoes Shoes Leather, Hides, Cot
ton Cloth, and Yarn, and Wooden Cloth.
From this prohibition the following persons are to
be exemrted All Quartermasters and Commssary
Agents Of the Confederate Government, and of any
State Of the Confederacy, exhibiting proper evidence
Of their official character Also, all Agents Of any
County, District Town or Corporation, Of other
States, who shall exhibit satisfactory proof Of their
Agency for the purchase Of such articles for such
County, District, Town or Corporation, for public
uses or for distribution at cost and transportation and
not for resale or profit. Alse all persons whether
residents non.residents Of the State who may pur
chase any of said articles for their private use. of
which, before the articles are removed, their oath, be-
Justice OF the Peace. may be taken evidence
and also those non-esdenls who may have purchased
before tie date hereof The exception is to extend
TO salt made by non-residents the coast and in
their own works, and to cargses entering port Of this
State from abroad.
| Any ofsad articles that may be stopped IN trGasi.
~ from borders be con6sca.ed TO the use Of
the Stale. The Colonies Of Militia throughout the
state are enJoned to that this Proclamation is
forced.
| earnestly appeal to ali good citizens 10 sustain
and aid me- in carrying cut the object this Proclams-
ton slesigned, as far as possible. 10 eiect.
ss"~I In witness whereof ZEBULoE B. VAEsE,
ssrALs Governor, Captain General and Commaa-
ro4s dei.in.Chirf, hath signed these presents
and caused the Great Seal Of the Stale TO be affixed
Done at our City Of Raleigh this l3thdsy of April,
A. D., 1863, and in the year Of our Independence
the s7th.
BY the Governor z. B. VANCE.
Ri. BrrrLR, JR., Private Secretary.
April 18th. Got
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

MY boy WILLIS ran away about the LIST of Fe-
~ bruary last He is black. about five fee, Ten or
eleven inches high about twenty years old, and has
los, one fingers from vne Of his hands. Mrs. Cox,
who owns his mother, is living about eight miles
northwest Of Hisborough; he is probably lurking
about that neighborhood. The above reward will be
giveE for his apprehension and delivery to me, or
confinement, in any Jail 50 that can get him.
Address,
JGSy. W. LATTA,
Company's Shops, n. e. R.R.
April 80. s2-4wp
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NV TERMs.

ia consequence u he s'r., rise g the S'is- =
paper and na. AMI The lutreassa rate Of wages, ~s
shalt be compelled TO raise The pnce q the Recorder
ahsr the 1t Of May 10 Three Dollars per annnn paid
in advance Three Dollars and Fifty Cents II not paid
within three months. OF Four Dollars IL DELAYED cnii
aier the close Of The year. We shall eonfae out
business 10 payments IN advance as much as We can
a. better fot both parties. We had hoped that by
reducing The size u on, sheet, should be able 10
coniinus publication ~ the old price but the g.
brilliant increase 10 the price d All the neccssarcs q
lie has pu, that 81, 81 our power. We hayc men.
toned the subject 10 many o. our subscribers, and oil
Of them seen ehecrfuy acccje 10 the propreiy OF
the advance, indeed several havs already voluntarily
all Us according 10 our new terms In fact in com.
psrsOn with the price nf al other things the Resot-
der is offered now cheaper than IL was before the
war. Then We received one HUNDRED pounds Of -four
for wears subscription. nov 81 three josn yesf.
the quantity Of -four viii pay for eight O nine
years. then We received two good rhdrse loads o.
wood ior one years subscription, now Tor one two.
horse load We are required 10 pay the price q year
and haIfs subscription. Who 10 the county Of Or
ange eanno, now afford TO take paper. when q can
be had Tor three chickens five sir dozen Of eggs OF
three pounds Of butter. &c, which in former times
could be bOugh, il The market bsre for ffsn thirty 10
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LOST POCKET.BOOK.

II OST, in the town Of HillsboIough, on the 18th
IL instant a common leather Pocket Book, contain
ing SIS in money and about 81 zoe in bonds. DC,
among which the following ns,es one on Geo.
A. Rogers for $sl3, dated Sd January, 1853 one on
Francis Day for $40 dated in August, 1853; one on
Joseph 10y for $685. dated IN November, 1861 one
on Samuel Briggs for $40, dated sometime in 1856.
liberal reward will be paid TO any person who viii
return said PocketBo and its contents TO the Sub
scribcr leave 1t at the store Of H. ~ Brown & Co.
All persons are forewarned against trading for any
OF said notes. and The persons whom they on FROM
paying the same to any person except myself.
JAMES e. TAPP.
April %. s2-s~
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RkxARKsBLk LosoEyITY.-A correspon.
dent gives the Charleston Courier the fol-
loving Ieport:
Died 1.-The last day Of February, at the
residence of r. X. Grier. Esq, in Will
l,amsbutg District. 3. G., Mrs. Ann Sin.
sleiun. aged $50 years. About sixteen
wears agu | FIRST became acquainted with
this lsdy, then quite communicative She
did mol remember the year on which she
was burn. but recollccted the principal
events Of the Revolution. aud observed
tat she was about forty years OF age at its
commencement. In repl. 10 my inquiry
she said that she distinctly remembered
the French and Indian war. or Braddock' !:
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ETA R RIED..

In Christ Church, Raleigh, on the 9Th instant, by
the Rev. DR.. Mason, Capt. GEORGE B. BAKER,
# Fayetteville, to Miss KATE D., daughter Of the
a te Henry w. Miller, Esq.
On Tuesday morning The 2lst instant, in Christ
Church, by the Rev. Dr.. Mason, Capt. WALKER
ANDERSON, Of Florida, to Miss KATE NASH,
youngest daughter Of the late Or. Thomas NJ. Cam
eron, Of Fayetteville.
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hy cents' This nominal increase in the price Of the
Recorder, therefore, trust win not diminish its cir.
eulaiiOn, but we may hope that when the facility and
ease Of payment duly considered our subscription
list will he largely increased.
fany Of subscribers are dissatisfied by this in
crease of price, they can at any time discontinue by
paying uarrearages.
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NOTICE

4 0sr or mislaid. one note drawn by Samuel
II Holeman and payable TO the subscribers, for
Sll6 SO, dated January LIST. 1858; also dushill
given BY The same for $42, dated August q, 1860
also one order drawn By A. &. Murdock, agent, on
William Lynch, for $l2 SO.
All persons are forbid trading for said notes
der, as they are no, endorsed by us.
J. C. tt RRENTINE & SON.
April 80. s2-9w
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EXPECTED fALL OF PEcEs-Ws learn
from the Riehm.nd acquire that Tor sew
eal DAYS there has bren feeling Of unea-
sinrs. IN the specializing market. under an
apprehension VI q general tsnble u prices,
produced by the lnsrstRrni Of Confederate
Totes into eight per cent. bonds. The rrso.
laiiansry stories Of the Northern prints,
the buosancy OF the Confederate securities
IN Europe, the Federal defeat AT Charles.
ton. aud other events connected with the
VAR Indicative Of q better time eoaing
speedily To the South. The ouly actual
fall, however, which had taken place was
II tobacco aud clothing. the latter being
down about 50! per cent.
r. 8. Bacon Ia, falisn Al Richmand 30
crnts per pound. and sugar IS cen's.
rpRpxsrixs IN PsascK. Before the war.
France and other countries drew their sup
plies Of turpentine. ro,in aud tar mnstly
IRON North and Seuth Carolina and Gsor.
ga. The var having stopped the erpurts-
t,oa Of these articles. u ap.ear. that the
French have gone into the turprntine bu.
sinsss "on their swn hook" The sandy
region sosth u Bsrd,als. known as the
Lanass. inhabited bv 1 rather destitute
elasst people -sail poor sections Vt coun.
II, asua.i, are, IoYnis w.th the pine Tree
which - nov being worked by the Preach.
and large quantities Of turpentine produce
ed. fsr owners Vi the land have sudden
y risen from poverty To stIluence. 10 con.
sequence Of the high price wh,sh turpen-
line nov commands IN Europe. Hereto.
I.e they could not csmpste with the er.
portaiions from the Southern St.ies, but
nov they are realizing immense fortunes
trom " tar. pitch and turprntine.' IL il
an i'll wind that blows no one good.
Charlotte Dtr0crai.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

Ala regular meeting Of the Board Of Superintend.
enis Of Common Schools for Orange County, held in
the Clerks Office on the third Monday in April 1863,
the following persons were appointed COMMITTEES men
in The several districts for the ensuing year, viz
No. /. Henderson lilly, w Bowling, w ID Lunsford
2. 5 ID Umsted, A J Roberts, Wilborn L Hampton
3. Joseph Woods, Sherman Peed, Jelhro d Umsied
s. c Parrish, DR.. E NJ Holt, Green Blaoek
6. G W Jones, Presley Bowling, Harrison Parker
7. John b Ieathers, Marcus Ball, Wesley Neeley
y l.lpscomb, Norwood Laita, G P Warren
9. II Breeze, John A Cole, Alexander Dickson
10. John lilly, j., Adam N Douglas. James Monk
IL. Phillip Walker, J. w Hall, John l. Brown
L. w Gray. Isaac Laws, Washington Laws
Ia. Felix g Wilson. w Homer. VIM Bslock
Ii. John Z Wilkerson, Vim Hargis, Jas X Miller
is. John Turner, VIM crah.ree. John Dollar
is. Jas Maris, Abishs Faucet. Samuel Hoemsn
IL. Joseph smith, d w Jordan, Robert Rejilng
Is. John Breeze, w A Lea, Joseph Wedding
10. Ara,iah Damon, II P Pope, Henry Malone
20. s. VI Wilkerson, r T Thompson. J G Lindsay
II. 5 T Forrest, ) p Moore, Geo A Faucet
-. b Hayes, r R Tapp, John u Smith
%. II q Sirowd, John VI Wolfe, Fred Williams
"a. A q Hunter, Calvin G Sirayhorn. w AcCauley
IS. DAVID Whitaker, r Strayhorn. John Rockwell
26. John MeCown, VIM Proctor, w w Guess.
81. Archibald Nichols, Major Green, Lewis Hutchins
.s. Zacheriah Lyon, Simeon Ferreli Gray Barbes
~. John Lesthers, John Proctor, Henry Wood.
40. John Borouehs, Wilson Cole, samuel Couch
81. Robert Jefreys. w Robson, Z w Johnston,
81. lanes N. Craig. Willis Smith. W kirkland
80. Roffin Dodson, y II Faucet. Ephlsn5
81. Elijah Andrews. Thos Pieksrd, Lloyd
SIS. Charles King. Vim Cate. Ncysrson Cate
IS. Abel Msdry, John N Gi,lis. Wm sirsin
81. Rs Leigh, ia. Maroon. X Maroon
81 Hiram Maroon. Z N Herndou, chesiey ? rrise
-. John Maroon, George ylesers Barbee
~ John MASSEY, Morjeeai ssa,s, Ihas Shepherd
IL. Nash Cheek. J Luicr, Joan Huiehens
IS Jas Ssyil., Hsa Mtcau.e,, Wilson Pr,ichard
a. Thos N Lloyd. Jphn VI Snovd. LLOYD
IS. VIM q PlekarJ. MAX Aiss's' John O'DsB.el
-. Alfred ? srowd. X A Patterson, Aifsej Pieiafd
IL. VIM Thompson, Jas Miner, Anderson Gates
IS Joseph Thompson, Iii sharp, Cheek
80 John NJ Paul, tieorge Miles, VIM w Pickett
SO. WIN r Tate, Jas McAdams. John MeCiseken
i 81 Luke Ward. John Camplon. Wm Sharp
81 duncan Glenn
j 81 George Packard, VIM CatraIl. - kashlsy.
Ordered. that the CLERK have the above named Com
mii,ee men nntir, q Their appointment BY ad'er.
tiisemeni in the Hillshorongh Recorder.
/ Test. GEO. LAWS, Clerk e. olhcio.
/ April - si-
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BuMwaAcxERs HuSG For many months
past, ,he mountains along the borders OF
East Tennessee and North Carolina, in the
couni,rs 81 Johnson and tshe, have been
infested by baud of bnshwhackers, led
and controlled b, one Jesse Price aud his
sons, who have commitied many acts both
Of murder and robbery. This man Price
lived upon Big Rye Cove Ridge, Ashe
.countv, North Carolina. The militia of
tina, county having been called out Tor his
detection aud apprehension. he had kept
close about home on the lookout for week
or two. Whist thus watching IN the Ji-
rectlon Of Jefferson. company from Gray
son, Va, came in upon him from the rear
last week, and nabDcd him and four Of his
sons. They were taken 10 Jefferson, and
m Friday last. the old nan and three OF
his suns--Hiram. James aud Moses we're
hung. without judge or jury. or beneht OF
clergy. I've fourth sun, in consideration
Il his youth. and the promise that he would
discover tie hiding places u oilers It the
band. was. after the rope had been tied
around his neck. permitted 10 live.
AbingdVs Tirginisa.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

rEyHE suh.rriber. having qualified !. Admni.tra.
Tors on Tie estate 81 John LuCkHART. a..
ceased notice IL hereby given e all persons indebted
10 sail estate Il come forward aud make payment,
and those having claims will present Them within
the time prescribed By isw. this notice will be
plead In bar Of their recovery.
ADDISON NAN6UM,2 49,.
MARCUS HARRIS, "e
Apnlit. W-sTp
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

rIsHE examining Con ni,iee will meet Of the Cour,
L House on the FIRST SA rIRDAY OF MAY.
All who desire TO oblain certificates 10 teach must
attend on that dsy. az there vii be no private cisf.
nation W. n. BROWN, c. b. $.
Arnl 22l. 9l--:s
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The New York Tribune of April 10th.
saws" The attack upon Charleston has
been made. Our force Of offence collected
during the last three months. in the waters
and upon The sea islands Of South Carolina,
have been fairly tried aud found wanting.
Instead Of the pleasant duty Of chronicllng
a triumph to the Union arms, whchi had
feryently wished rather than hoped, the
,hankless harbinger Of ill-tidings deyolyes
upon nae. We have experienced bitter
rspulse. The iron-clads have disappolnt-
ed the expectations of even the least conn
dent, and we are now mourning over the
apparent certaiaty Of an abandonment OF
che enterprise of which the country. with
mere faith than reason, hoped such good
results.
The New York Herald Of the 18th says
of the defeat al Charleston The repulse
Of lron-clads from the gateway OF Charles
ton, though almost bloodless in its results,
may be classed among our most discourage
ing miiitary disasters." The Baltimore
.fmericnr is indignant ever what it calls
the /" shameful abandonment Of The seigs."
The British Albion. speaking Of the fif-
teen million loan. says il is virtual rrcog-
sition of the South.
MoRg lRos CLAps. New York 1'n
sme. Of Wednesday. states that all the
contracts for iron clads twelve in all have
been awarded. The prices for these will
range from $3.50. 900 to $500. 900. They
are TO be finished aud added 10 the YAM
kee Navy in about six months.
Confederate nancy in New Orleans com
nands 4 premium oser Lincnln's green
b,cks. which are worth but hfIs cents ~
the dollar, while The Others pass Al seven
t,dve.
The Mississippiaa saws. that the wheat
crop 10 Mississippi laoks very promising,
in iast il could not be better. There j. a
large ssriaes ut our soil in wheat, pro'nis-
ing -four in abundance after the Nav har-
ssst. Ii there are no more irasts. this
slais will furnish wheat enough 10 supply
half the confedrracy IN nsur Tor the neat
year.
The Indian name /" Yazno." il Choc.
ia~ word and signifies 1.-The death waller. :
syme ore hopes Il may su"n rr",r its title
by the destruction VI all our ines IN thai
section.
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What Gen. Bragg's .drmy accomplished
The Atlanta (Ga.) Commonwealth has
published communication, prepared care
fully by one having knowledge Of the en-.
tire campaign, and endorsed by one hold
ing high and responsible civil position,
showing what Gen. Bragg's army has~ac-
complshed. Accompanying the article is
a tabular statement which shows the ex.
traordnary facts that. in addition to hav-
Ing destroyed and captured "A pieces Of ar
tillery, SO, 100 muskets, 800 wagons and
1000 horses and mules, this General has.
since last August. killed, wounded and
captured over 10000 Of the enemy, while
his own force never amounted TO $4,000
men. Is no. this glorious record Should
il not satisfy The must esacting' If il
will not, what 10 the name of sense is re-
qulredi Is il expected that an inferior
iorce shall always whip and capture one
that is superior. and take aud occupy inn
i ,nense territories.
/ Il has seemed to Us all the time, and this
exhibit confirms Us in the opinion. that
Gen. Bragg aud his noble army accomplish
Ell great and glorious work that the ca
p.city OF the commanding General has al
ways been underrated. while himself and
his brave army aud the service they per
formed have never been appreciated.
We l.ok with undinlnished confidence
to the Army Of the West. It's courage
and determination have never been sur
passed.
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var, as it was called by the common peo-
pie at the time; that she was then about
twenty-four years Ut age, being married
woman with two children. She must have
been born about the same time that WASH
ington was, for he was then twenty.four
years Of age, having been born in l722,
and Braddock's defeat occurred in 1856.
She became totally blind about forty five
years ago, but did not entirely lose her
hearing until about a year since. She re-
tanned her memory to the last, and appear
ed very anxious to know the results Of the
war.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having qnslsed 81 The last No
,en,scr term Of Orange County Court as adm,-
ni,,ta,ot Of the estate Of PHILIP A. PILAND, hare.
by give. no,ce 20 all persons indebted TO SAID s,,sts
10 come forward and make payment, and those hss.
ING claim. asanst me will present them within
he ,nc prescribed ~ law this notice win BE- prad
N bat II ,heu recovery
ID. ID. PHILLIPS, Adm'r.
April Is. 20 -
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Religious Notice. = The Fnnersi Of M.'
Rsbeee. Bal viii be preached al Pleasant Green On
the hfa sahbslh 10 Nay.
SAMUEL PEARCE
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April 80.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01
Molasses and Sugar
FROM THE
NORTHERN SUGAR CANE.

Tins maehne is the cheapest and best that
can be got up for the manufacture 1T these Two ar
ueles This machiue can be made any size q suit
Ue PnNhaSer, IL will make nic. white sugar,
flavor similar 10 thatof Island sugar Tho mnlas.
S's made by this machine is OF clear golden color,
ana has delightful favor, taking or the rank Tia
Nor that generally accompanies that roade in com
mon kettles.
Farmers, oil YOUR farms with the Sugar Cane
and establish an independence uu these two articles
that you have So long been dependant ON the South.
can states and Islands for. To traders we will
sell state or County Rights for this machine ON
reasonable terms.
Persons wishing 10 get in good business should
pur' naNe State OF county right. This machiur is
osunI TO sell and viii never get oar OF style, aad
Is within the reach Of every Farmer.
PERSONS wishing for information can apply to l..
!" LOOMS OF Webster township, who is prOprie-
tor OF the right for this and adjoining couutes.
Particulars can b. ull,aiaed from " II. Callara.
Nv 'ue '"u'hSl oihee Sys
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01

BlRps-Next to the tools and supply Of
seeds for the spring work, you want to So
cure the service of host of birds to save
your crops from the ravages of insects
Aud now is the time to make bargains with
them. They are just ready TO select the
summer retreats Now, in the name of re
ligion and worldly wisdom alike. We say
don't shoot, harm, or even scare the birds,
And don't let any thougtlcSs or wicked
boys throw stones at them, or rob their
nests upon your grounds. You want the
services OF every one of them, in keeping
down the insects that otherwise would ruin
them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01

TRIALS NREpruL TO PuRIrlCArIoN.---"
remember says Whitfield, some years
ago, when ! was at Shields, went into u
glass house and standing very attentive,
saw several masses of burning glass of va.
rous forms The workman took "A piece OF
glass aud put il into ono furnace, then ht
put ii into sccoud, and then into a third
said To nim, why do you pa; this through
SO many fires ?' lie answered, 80, sir the
first was not hot enough, nor the second
and therefore we put 1t into a third, and
that Will make II Transparent This fur.
nishcd Mir, Whitfield witha useful hint, that
we must hc tried and exercised with many
fires until our droSs be purgcd away, and
we are made tit for the owucr,s use. Sc
iaH MSrgNJ,itS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01

Srrr.GoNrRNMENr,-Do all in your power
to teach your children government. II
Il child Is passionate, teach him 10y gentle
and patient means 10 curb his temper. II
he is srSedy, cultivate ibora.iY in him II
he Is selfish, promote generosity. II he is
sulky, charm HIM ont OF II, by encouraging
frank good-hUmor II he is iudoluut, ar,
custom him 10 cNolton, and train him so
as 10 perform even oucruus duties with
alacriiN, If pride comes in TO make his
obedience reluctant, suhduo him, either hy
counsel on discipline In short, give your
children the habit OF overcoming tholr he.
setting sins.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01

TuE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. would mako tn,
minister student; some visiting pastor ;
some \ public speaker. Undoubtedly, tn q
Same rule cannot Ice applied to all. Differ.
cnt modes OF labor are appropriate 10 dit
torcut men, and to different conditions Of
society, Stul the grca, idea of the Chris.
liau mmistcrjs plain. lie is to ho a teacher,
and IN order that he may teach, ne must
learn His peculiar work is to quicken the
community 10y the PRONUNCIATION OF cxaluug
truth, The acquisition ut this truth and
the clear powerful expression OF it, are.
then his chct hhorS; and these imply
much solitary thonght llc is to b., Il
thinker To this severe toll his lite is To
be Iaaluly giyou.-- Cduiigg.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01

ONIoNs.-The present high price of on
ions ought to induce every farmer to raise
a crop of them this season. Onions are
very high at this timo-about 81 per barrel.
This is an extreme prico but even at fifty
cents bushel, we know OF 10 crop that
will pay SO well. They will ON good soil
where they are kept clear of weeds b.
produce four or five hundred bushels to an
acre. 1t is expected that thoro viii hc a
large demand from the South, next iall and
Mlmtor