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9pefial Notices.
STATE or IOWA.
Adjutant Generals once, Iowa.
Davenport. JULY Ia. 1853.

AdJntant Generals once, iowA.l
E4ss1 Davenport, July Il, 1853.
GENERAL okDERs, NO. lit 49,
In some Of the States OF the United States Provost
hsrshas have bsen resisted in arresns dsserers and
In enforcing the transcription law In the nstruco
10 thsse onoers u IL provided a. follows;
ITO enable Provost Mssrhals TO discharge their du.
"ss sfcisntly they are authorirsd To esi mon The
nssfess svsiaels military fuTcs On Cstissss as
gssss ss-stssss, or on United States Marshss and
hcrspy required 70 aid the proyos Msvshsi in ise
execution OF The lawful datss when csiI-d on 10 40
a. o." " w
In the present emergency s very desirable tb., the
efforts ofthe Government TO suppress the rsbslllon
should be promptly sustained by ali loyal .sn. and 4,
Is also very desirable that soldiers now facing the
ensm, In the nsd should not be wiihaawa TO enforce
the laws at home.
l. IL 10 therefore ordered that all volunteer COM
psnlss in all niles this st.,e which are Organised
and srmsd under the isws Of the STATE shall, when
called upon BY Provost harsbais OF their 70 peciivs
district, aid said Provost Asrshais the discharge OF
their duties At oncs, and respon 10 The call With the
srms furnished them by the State and act a. posss
semiatss under he suthory conferred upon The Pru-
vost Marshal 10 call for such posse while so acting
The companies viii be 10 the service OF the state Is
somm.sss and viii be paid By the Uned STATES
The Cali made by the Provost Marshals viii be made
upon tho Csptsn OF other ofees for the tim. being In
commsnd oithe company and viii stale the nn bss Of
men rtq1ired. aud the onrcer thus ca lied on will
promptly iurni.h the posse required.
III. IL counties whore v0lualrsr eompsniss are not
yet organized. IL isyey dsirabe ths The loyal men
tue count, who are willing 10 aid the Provost Mahsi.
Ia the promps performances OF their dus sha atgAn-
ss an efieieut emp ~ lear may be u The eoa
~ seat and forward their otesblr.ton the ofie- %
A tut mt
be issnfd ard such eonpa niss when organized " n
bold TITS order a. btndinr on them.
by order OF the 1ovsrnsr.
SB eAkRR,
Adj Gepetx ~ Of Iowa.
III The burlington Hawk Eye, FsIrnvid L1dsrr
tOssuqas hepabiean, Unton Ousrd al Bloomfield
Pleasant Home Journal, and N ssbiupton prsa
will copy til IL order once so-.11,
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THR HARvEsT.-Farmers, we are in
formed, have already cut much of their
winter wheat. The crop is doubtless
large one, and valuable 10 every respect
A week or ten days more will. no doubt.
determine all questions with regard to
spring wheat Galena Advertiser.
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Comm rfial.
conRErTsu sAILysy
s.. III A M i l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
le0 Corner Fourth ana Main strseta.

DAILN Carr CRY ovvfc.,
knoxrK julyH 90.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
rLouR-supernLs - 10; sprins whoa, extra.
esi Psll Whest Extrs "a a.
CORN MEAL-s5 to 90c y 100 As,
BRAN ANDsHoRrs~7h0soe . iooAs.
SHIP sTUPF--so to soe
CoRN-26 to 4oc bush
5ARLEY-75e 10 81 a6
wHEAT-Psli socesi 90; Spring 7og7se .u.
kYE-45c
oATS-soe
NIX" POTATOES --si 20 to 81 %; Retail Doc psr
peek.
puTTER-commOn 10 to lac: Choice, IL to lac; re.
tail Is LIE
EGGS Sc to eio
eHICkEks-si rs TO Oh so
LARD-6@ &c.
BACoN-shouIders axe; Ham, Sc s,as,sx,oA
WHITE ConnoB 10 good 80 10 n rs
Prime Navy s2as2 so.-NominsI
TALLoW--7o.
GROCERIES.
scGAR-New Orleans fair. i2e; prime ,ae /,
'horeiA New YORK. O. iAe' New York, A, Isle;
crushed and powdered ist to lie
hoLAssEs - Belcher's sugar uou.e IS, A.,
aensyrups'&s3c-very scarce; sorgum 4oa Soc
CoPPEE-Rio it4a3se; Jaws 40, Ls.u,r. rs
RICE-9l&i0c.
Soda ~ &C.
soAP-Pain sic, Family &c German. ne
oANDLEs-sisr II 10 10; summer pressed la,ae IA
TkAs-founr Byson, o. iox . Is; Imperial. 4, ~
3el 90; BLACK, 73cAS 40
IoBACCo.-Dark sweet, Csc to s6c; Medium Brand,
soc to 7sei Gold aud Natural Leaf zoe to aoe
NAlLs-Best Brands s5 as TO a5 10 rates.
GLAss-sxio City - 50, rates.
CoRDAGE-Isc q lsc
HsH- No Mses:rsl asl'. sltso to s,s@
no DO hlfoes ss 10 10 % SO
MO- do do 500 90 n 60
hhos@' MO- White Pish % 5. TO q 90
sUNDRsEs.
LHATHEk-soie 3os rs Hsrnss, 3sg<a.
niphs-Dry fhntl2 Dry saited 10; grubby half
price green ots; green SHEEP psis i0cGt rs;
green hog sktns ise.
HAY-Timothy ga 90 10 SIC o., bsiee ais 90 +.
Prairie $40 %.
skEos-Timothy ~ TO 10; Flax. 9oSsl so
sominai.
FEATHERs-3o04o
FRuir-Dried Apples eta7ie per b, Drisa Peach.
es 81 to l0ac. Rai.ipss6 oo4 Is rs
CHEksE-DenmarkI 10 "a Iis
BEEF CATTLk-ltGete gross.
sHkRP-sa ooto ~ 20 Shsas
WooL-Ciean Tsbwa,hsd Soc 10 so~. uru..hsa
one third less.
sALT-Lake o. 90
oiLs--ceai Oil 90 o CSC; retail re Iapsssa OF,
$50 co; Lard OIL, Soc 10 81 o.; Pish Oil nj % 90
Ni4o ---
BEE6wAx-30e-
PAT HoGs-s3 90 nett.
kAGs-Wooien " Cotton 2ic.
oLDiRos-ie Brass Toe "a can.s,
lie -.
EKcRAHeE.-Op New YORK " percent bank .h,e
funds; Philadelphis, Boston and Cincinnati Y Der
cent 81. Louis aud Chicago N per cert, q old aoc
buying.
DRY GOODS.
shsET1NGs Il sHiRTINGS-l7t to 1Ss.
DRiLLs-26 TO 37se.
PRtNTS-lb to zoe.
DkLAINS--22 TO soc
GINGhAMS--2I TO SEE
CHADWICK 4 COATS spooL-sl 60
sKEIN THREAD--sI 90 to 81 10
FARMERS MECH cAssIMEkE-so "a s2e
skisT BRAID-5oc to st %.
CORSET JEANS 20 10 $50
DESlMs-o0 TO 97ke
TlCklNG-23 to DOC.
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Terrible State Of A6Airs i'm
Andrew Co., No.
DESPERATE RETALIAroRE MEASURES.
COL. MernRRAIs's, ouTRAoHs IN
CHIxLIcoTHE.

Arbitrary Arrest or the Editor OF the Constitution,
Elder Brattan and Mayor Moore.
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TIE Y DusEAsEs OF ERROR
[ La AnlaanSa n Exrxsx
TO CONsUMP TIvEs.

TNHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN REsroR.
l. ed to health In . few weeks, by . very simrls
remedy, after having suffered several years with :.
severe lung affection, and that dread dts~ase. CON
sumption-i anxious TO make known TO hjs fellev
ferers the means OF enre
To all who desire IL, he win send copy OF the pr,
scPton used Gree OF charge with the direction, for
preparing and using the Asme, which they viii And !,
srss o. RK for oorsuhrrIoH. AsrHnA, BaorcHr,.
&c. The only object OF the advertise In sending ,h-
PRESCRIPTION Is TO benefit the sfctsd and spread In
Formation which be conceives be Invaluable and he
hopes evsry sufferer Will r, his remedy ash viii coat
them nothing and may prove q blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
msy10-d 3n AWA'
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SURVEYORS OFFICE. {,
keOkuk, Iowa Nav % 1917

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Ksohuk. Iowa, May "a, 1883
hoTicE.-To all persons having guns, revolver
pistols or munitions Of war Of any kind for ..e -.
ordered not to cell dspose the same whou, s,.
obtaining permit from the undersigned BY orde, q,
mo special Agent Of the Tressur, Department. An
persons violating this order will liable TO have cb
ooos sod for the Use OF tho Gverpme,, az In
100 $3.50 ny John sTANNUs,
surveyor aud Collector.
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DRY GDops.
isy TELhsRArs.i
New York N n RI o & .

nv TELhsRAps.I
New York Market.
New York Juiyi7.
siosr-Duil, and Zoe lower Sales al Is 3e1S6 20
for Extra State; % soSs3 IS v. n.
Wheat-Duii and unsettled, sa5c lower ssiss n,
u 1881 40 for spring: u siQSl Is ntlwsukse
oiub; u ts1ei 81 for Winter Red
Corn-ic lower Sales Al 67i4Gs for shipping m ix id
osts--s5S7Oi.
Port-Firm. ell o for old msss slo asa sIo IL
for old snd new prime.
Lsrd-Dull and heavy. sA1Ioo
Beef-Quiet.
Whisky-Strady <6e.
Grocsries--Quet
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S-T-l96O-X.
brakes Plantation Biffers.

S-T-le6O-x.
brakes Plantation Risfers
they purity, strengthen and 10 vIsons,.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an aniidote 10 chsnse of water and diet
They overe' me Effects dissipation and In IL hours
They strengthen the s,s EN- sDd eniiseu The mind
'hes prevent ats matte and int rmittcui Ievera.
ihey puriY he bfsath and se,dtiy of the stomach
They cure Dysp psss aud 20 snpation.
They cure Darfhes. ChperA aDa Cholera Mor.us
they cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous He.das he
They are the best bttrrs In thu woris The, ,,,l
the weak man strong, and are exhausted paluy.,.
great restorer, They mssis Of pure NJ rras Run
ro celebrated Csissya ka t. roots and b. rbs and ar,
taken with The pleasure 81 beverage. with,ut r.gs,
10 age OF lime Of day Particularly recommended .
delicate persona requiring gentle siims ant role b,
all sroces. brsxxtsss, Hotei. and Saloons
DRAKE co ,2t2 Bfoad.sy, New yoyt
Sid oy Andrew Wi,kiassn.
IeS-aA~sm No. % Asin-st keokuk
THIS DusEAsEs OF ERROR
Lee Aslsssss & E-r.sr)
1, John b. Ogden, n D., author and publisher OF
the above work do hereby promise ann agree To send
)frec OF charge to any young who will write fel
1t, q sample espy for per,ual The proper stud, o.
mat hindu Man. THIS valuable work 10 ISSUED and
cent forth Tor The benefit OF suffering humanity II
treAts 10 6mpie language all me diseases Error
Including s. unai Weakt.ss Nervous Debtttty Inui
geston, Melancholy, insanity. Wasting Decay. tnpo
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return mall free VI charge.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, Nd,
No. 20 Nassau Street, New York.
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Solicitor of the War Department.
JAS. b. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
1 An exchange saws. when an

@ An exchange says, when an at.
tempt was made to create "revival' 10
one Of the country churches of Pennsyl-
san's, one Vi the oldest members arose
and SAID with earnest indignation: Il
pay, my live dollars Tor the preacher, and
! WIN pay en- agin. But I'm opposed
70 all disturbances, and so when Religion
comes into the church, leaves IT,"
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War Department,
Provost Marshal Generals Office !
Washington. Jnly II


Circular No All
First. Drafted men become soldiers in
the service of the United States by the
fact OF their name having been drawn in
the draft. The notification served on
them by the Provost Marshal is merely
an announcement of the fact and III order
for them to report for duty at desigua
ted time and place.
Second. The following opinion of the
Hon. VIM. Whiting, of the War Depart.
ment. is published for the information OF
all concerned +:
When person has been drafted in
pursuance of the enrolment act OF March
Sd, 1868, notice OF such draft must he
served within ten days thereafter by a
written or printed notice, to be served on
him personally, oe BY leaving a copy al
his last place of residence. requiring him
to appear At designated rendezvous tc
report for duty. Any person failing ia
report for duty after notice is left, witheu
furnishing substitute or paying $500, il
pronounced by law to be deserter. and
be may be arrested and ted for trial b,
Court Martial and sentenced TO death -
If person, after being drafted and befor,
receiving notice. deserts. the notice ma,
still be served by leaving it at his las
place of residence, and if he does no, an
pear in accordance with the notice. OF
furnish substitute, or pay the $500, h.
will be 10 law derserter and must b,
treated accordingly There is no way o,
manner IN which person once enrolI,s
can escape his public duties, and whet
drafted, whetherpresent or absent. wheth
er he change his residence or not. th,
rights of the United States against hin
are secured, and it is only by the perfor
nance OF his duty to the country that b,
will escape liability to be treated as j,
criminal. (Signed
VIM WHITING.
Solicitor of the War Department
/ u
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Hr rrLEsRAPH
stock MI arkeg.
New Yerk. July ~.
siocks-Inaetive, but higher.
Gold-io6!
{. s Gs, Registered. ZOE
Erie--OGi
Hudson-sak.
Reading--io6i.
Nov York Central ss-iiSt.
.. Q. S. IA, soapous, s7I.
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MI VuEtf
~ The burlington Hs~k.Eys, PsIrnvid L1dsrr,
to~suqas hepabiean, Union Gu&rd al BioounrId
N Pleasant Home Journal, sDd N Washington pr.a,
will copy ihi order ao-i4,
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RIRlEa,

BEEswAX-30e-
PAT HoGs-s3 90 nett.
RAGs-Woolen " Cotton 2ie
oLp' hoN-ie > Brass Toe ' . Copper
lie vA.
EKcRAHaE.-Op New YORK " percent bank ah,e
'uhas' raiadeiphis Boston and oincinnsti u per
cent 81. Louis aud Chicago N per cert, q old 2oc
buying.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale 3l9 acres Of land, two miles
1 north Of Hillsborough. The land ve,y prcdus.
tive and well adapted 10 Corn, Wheat and Tobacco,
with . large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The lsId
is well supplied with waller, and the Improvements
consist Of . large Barn and Stables. with two good
framed buildings and one log house. lfnot sold soon
will be for rent. Terms TO suit the purchaser
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 9Th. 66-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.



IT is eoaiemplaied 10 resune the puhlicsto1 ftks
North Carolina Christian Ad,orsis al ,n early
3sy, under the patronage Of the North CaoEn. Con.
fssrcs, iad under the direction ans ownership of .
joint stock Company, composed Of ministers and lay.
as1, 70 secure rs psrmsnency.
Il will be ss its ssme imports, q CHsrsrIls Adyo-
sss. Il will sussin ssd defend the doctrines and
discipline ef the Msthodst Episcopsl Church south,
and labor 10 advance Christ's Kingdom on earth and
10 promote peace snd good -iIl among sll men.
Bssites lis earnest, religious character, Il ,hi BE-
al advocate Of the moral educational and industrial
progress of North Caroilna--a welcome visitor 10
every family sns 10 the camps Of our brave soldiers,
aad faithful chronieler Of what may bs useful and
interesting. and 81 the current sews.
Al our travelling and local ministers ndihs stock
holders of the Company. specially requested 70
act a. Ag.sts for the paper.
The old subscribers Of tie Advocate viii be sup.
piled with the HeiO series 70 the fullamouni due them
u The time of It's suspeDsiou, bot The mail hook,
are not 10 the possession q the Edtsf, he mss rey
on ts old subscribers themselves and the Agents IA
fglnish km With Their names and poet Offices sBI The
amount lue them.
The Advocate will Be well printed On goos paper
and vii contain ~ snouDt Of reading matter sgus
to any PAPER IN the State.
During the continuance of war prices, The snh.crp
lion price will be 80 psr snnum. always 10 alsancs.
Agents who send us'isn or more ReW spb.cfbsr
and the Cays, viii be entitled u a copy Of The paps
iof one year. Il u desirable that long lsl bs sen
in 81 once.
Address. wM. L. PELL, Ediio.
Raleigh, n. g.
Jsna,ry i4th. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
NOTICE

WILL paw The highest cash price for HIDES or
! tan on shares, will tan UPPER Leaf HEX,
for one.half and SOLE LEATHER for one-ihiId.
JOHN d. LlPSG0MB.
November 18th. " ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
NOTICE
NOTICE.

HAVING, At November Term. a. D.. 1862. II
~ Orange County Court qusliiied a, Adminisl,s.
tol of JEFFERSON MONK, deceased. notice 1.
hereby given % 81 persons hs,ing debls. claims Or
demands against the estate Of ihe said deceased %
present them 70 me aHd those indebted 10 L 10 come
forward and make payment.
J. ). LEATHERs, Adm'r.
December %. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
Glorious News.-To the Public!

UIOrlOuS NtWS.-IO the IuDIICI
MY PARTNER (Mr. J. A. SIMPSON, in the ,nop
INl formerly owned by Jones & Hooker. has al last
got away fwm Newbsrn, and We shall sci The shop
to work as soon as possible.
We want 10 buy Lumber Of all sorts Immediately
Call upon us then. Farmers and Milleis 20 that we
can get ready forthwith 10 mend up and make lhs
tools aud machinery necessary for you 10 carry on
work with.
Now is The time 10 strike for freedom in ihs manu-
featuring line Bring in Jeur material 10 us and re.
ce,s the hishes, cash prices for il, or such work ..
you need poScap uoovrp
November 5ih. 68-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
THE HnLsBoRoUGH RECoELER
u rrbLisaEn wEfKlr
ny DENNIS HEARTT.

Pcrris Dollars year. il psid IN at,sse,
Tro Dolap snd flfs Cents, i noi paid vnhin.itr'
months, o. Three Dollars, II delayed uni!i si.si y
ettirston ofthe year.
Nopaper will lie di.coniinncd until all atrafsst'R
paid, unless st lhe option u ihe pulf,btf
No paper will be Ient 20 new ,ultrtibcr outs I"
State unless payment i maJs 10 advance, " some I.
son 10 lie State shall Itcome re,pous lis
Advertising yalrs for ilIt Recorder
Advertisements no, exceeding fourteen lines, ss'
dollar for the rst and twenty five cents for each ="
sequent insertion; longer ones 10 proportion esH'
advertisements twenty-five per cent higher. dtSs,
ton Of one.ihird will be made for advertisers y W
year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
10 those WHO desire Cheap Liphts.

A lights at this time have become an item. would
a inform the public lhs, can ehanse the cid Lamps
50 as 10 answer good purpose. Some change 10
bum Spirits Of rufpenlins snj some 10 burn Meats.
foot oil, Peanut oil su.ris Of Turpsniine is the
cheapest and il used ~ many of the citiIrns snI
students in Chapel Hill. have good 1'o,s. and
can make good rurpeniins Burner Lamp TOPS
can be sent 10 me by ihs msil hs,k hom fliI.bo.
lough daily, and will he prom pity attended 10.
charge tor Oil Tubes IS snd 50 cents each, and rs
cents 10 one dollar Tor each Lamp
r.. w. WOODS.
Chapel Hill. Ociohst as 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

RAN away from The subscriber on Saturday 10
10th q January lssi, my negro boy ANTHUNI
SAID boy Is Of Nbiii,h yellow complexion, I've s'
sis % seven inches high, about eighteen o. iNtp,
years old. and supposed 10 weigh about enc hunst,
and forty or one hundred and CRY pounds. Bs hn,
heasy bead of hair, and talks short whsn gussiicsn
and no doubt be Is trying 10 pass fof free boy VII
give The above rewstd foi biz delivery me 81 Is
pefi Hill. cnsufl county, % confntment II as,gsi
: - =" - -" 2. l.. WARREN
March Ill. lE- u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21

90 lbs. Easl Lonlan Purple Top Turnip, 50 90 y, X
60 lbs. Bangholmlmpr rdPurrlsTonTrrn, d 40 p'~
20 lbs. Yellow Allrineham Turnip. On
20 lbs Select Al'ingham Carrot, ao
40 lbs. Best Pafsnip, soo
h. Red Celery, mn
. lbs. Dwarf York Cabbage, IN
10 lbs. Golden Ball 1urnip, an
lbs. White Dutch Tulnp, on
90 lbs. Salmon Colored Rsdsh, an
10. Seymour's W hie Celery, IA
ID. STAKEHOLDER CauliAo~sr, na
10 lbs. " ood's Frame Radish, a ns
lbs, Early Horn Csrrol, "a
IL lbs. Mixed Turnip Rsdish, : nv
lbs. Early Csulifewer, se
40 lbs. Prickiy spinage, AZ
ID. White Cabbage Lettuce, ~
10 lbs Drumheao Cabbage L.,tlce AZ
lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce, ~ ~
lb. Hardy Green Lettuce, ~
10 lhs Snow Ball Turnip, go
10 lbs. Round spinapr, 80
4 lbs Select Drunh, ad Cabbage
lb. Enfield Market Cabbage. ~
lbs. Red Sury Carrot. ~
10 lbs. DrumheRd saso, Cahbsee. 4 ~
All ordess over twenty five dollars. iw,n,,'s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21

To those who want Leather.
DRING your hides and will let you have Leather
~ foe them; or will tan ON shares, or will pay
cash for hides. ~ m RpOwN
October 9. Ca 3m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
LONDON SEED

W. ha's Jusl opened . case Of GARDEN SEED.
W New Crop, from Peter Lawson & Son, LopSa,'
LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
AUL TION SALES.

WE will offer during chris,ma. Holydsys Coed.
Al AUCTION 10 suit The crowd. Thsfr
vas some bargains lost Il our last sale.
n. n. BROWN s co.
December nth. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
PUBLIC NOTICE

EsTABlIsHgD At Hll.horough December .orh
A. 1861, and expire. 90 the 2Oth 81 December.
ls62 wing the fact that merchants ore not want.
ed. THE CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
December 18th. 70
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
:" Heap think. but few know.

Not waning 10 see the farmer hking his wagon
losds oi Ruuer. Eggs. &c. 10 Richmond 10 sn.
change foi Steel, BorsI. &c a. il might make mar.
keling llue higher, we would s,y 10 the Tfsde.
thai during The pasI year our sales have been Two
Hundred Thousand Doiau that We ale 90 situated
that ~ csnnol DO bus very limited business. il
Any, ssrt wear; and tat We would ~ very happy
10 you supplying the wants q ths Publie ss in
old tines which you can DO, you wiiliy a. there j.
good supply Of goods or this place 90 the markets
II. y. BROWN e. co.
December 18th. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
BINGEN N .
sr THE HON. mrs. NORTON.

A. hsoldtsf OF the Legion iay uyins III AiseiS
There were lack of woman's nursing, there was
dearth Of wonans tears;
2st 10 comrade stood beside him, while his lfe-blood
sebbed away,
And bent, with plying gances, to hear what he
might say;
The dying soldier fal,erd and he took ths comrades
hand,
And he said, al nevs, more shall see my own my
tive land
Take message, and token, ID some distant friend
Of mine,
For was born at Bingsn-st Bingen. on the Rhine,
"Tell my broihsIs and companions, when they mse'
andcrowd around
To hear my nourn nful story in ths pleasant vineyard
ground,
That ". fought the battle bravsy, and when the day
was done, :
Full many sorpse lay shasay pale, beneath the s's-
And, mid the dead and dying, were some grown old
in wars
The death wound on their gallant breasts. the last
many scars;
Aud some were young, and suddenly beheld lifes
morn decline,
And one had come from Dingen--far Bngen on the
Rhine.
.TsI my mother that her other shall comfort her
cid age;
And was still ,raant bird that thought his home
acage,
For my father was soldier, and even as child
NJ e
fierce and Wild;
And when he died, and left US 10 divide his .csnty
hoard,
ls. them take uha,eer they Noua-bu. kcp, ny
fathers sword;
And with boyish lore hung it where the bright light
used to shine,
Tn the cottage wall at Bngen-calm Bingen on the
Rhine.
- Tell my sister not to weep for me, and sob with
dropping head,
When the troops are marching homes again. with glad
and gallant tread;
Bot to look upon them proudly, with calm and
s,eadfast eye,
Fer her brother was soldier, too, and afraid q
die;
And if conrade seek her love, ask her in nv name
80 listen to him kindly, r,hou, regret shame;
And to hang the old sword in lis place, (uy father.
sword and mine)
For the honor Of old Bingen-dsar Bingsn on th
Rhine,
There's anOther--not sister-in the happy day
gone BY,
Ton have known her BY the merimeni that sparkle
10 her eye;
Too innocent for cOquetry--soo fond for The ia
sesrning-
o, friead! fear the lghtsst heart makes sOmetin'
heaviest mourning;
Tell her The last night Of my be for ere this mon
risen,
NJ body will Be oui Of pain ny soul be ost Of prison
dreamed stood with her, and saw the yellow 81
light shine,
Oath. vine clad bills Of Bingen-fsir Biogsn on !
Rhine.
aIsswthe blue Rhine sweep Ong-I heard, ,Or sser
ed to hear,
The German songs We used to sing, in chorus su'
and clear;
huu uVNH Aus fohselAs Hfst taha W lh0
That eshoing chorus sounded through the event
calm and sill;
And her glad, blue eyes ~ers On ne, a. We pas
with friendly talk,
Down many path beloved Of yore, and wslIseme
bered walk
And her little hand lay lightly, eonhdngly il mir
Bat we'll meet no more in Bingen-lsVed Bingen
the Rhine."
His voies grsr fsin, and hosrsr-his gra,p was c
dfen weak
Hs eye. pu. On dying ook-hs sighd and eea
to- spsak;
HI. eomras bent 10 lifi him, but the spark Of life
fed
The soldier Of The Legion in foreign land vas IL
And the sof. moon rose uP sI,wIy, and calmly
lookd down
s the red sand of tia ia s,tIe Gsd with bloody cor
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21

nv s.usss o'sI twenty-five dollars, twenly.6,. ~.
cent Oh; oil under enc p0urd. fy per cent. ,da. a
The ts' Of prices The case was received ~ M,
rival; seed ell warranted pure and good. "
II. n. BROWN & co
Gs-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-21
HIDES WAN ED

M 3 will pay the highest market rates fer HIDES
w or tan them on the usual terms. l9N
The yard has been noted for numbsro Of years
for The superior quality Of It's Leather.
TURREN1'INE & BRO.
Sept ember "a. 62-