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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
a GREAT OUTRAGE.

We learn that o. Saturday night lasi,
about twe o'cleck, ssme armed negroes
made an attack on the front dunr al Harry
%. Parker. ESQ. residing svne three miles
South Of this city. With fnieat To break ~.
NJ. Parker rnss in his night clothes. get
is double ssrreled gsn. ssd when the roo
brrs braar lhrsnsh one u the pan~sls II
the asor. he simea andattcmp,rd To sho-t.
out the cap Was defective. and the gun DID
not go M 'fhe robbers then drew "a, ap.
pearr4d To conssIs with some comrades !.
his iros, gate. aad soon thes wen, rouaI
10 the back door. broke ~. to.k ir. Par.
ker ort in The yard. struck him over thr
head with muskei. AMI whipped hin wiii
heavy switches. They then sent him some
hlty yards fr.in his house. Will. the, ven,
N anJ plsadered. They stole moaey. wear
inc apparel. bed elathes. bacon. bssnas.
and everything they eeaAl take 9Th then
Mrs. Parker. who Hrd - the kitchen for
s,fr,y. ~as in,Ultrd and roughly TREATED
sy these desperate characters.
ME-. Parker. VIM 10 . most worthy and
loyal citizen. sepaive,l to Raleigh about
dsy break and informed Governor lIoldea
Of the outrage. The Governor immediate
" ordered Col. }. Y. ". Ra.., the Shrr,a
OF Wake. 10 SOLICIT lvrce. psfssv the rob.
bers. arrest them. and deIisv them to The
authorities bur punishment; and ne also
called on ne rrosost Marshal 10 aid IN
their arress. Both The shsrlff and Provost
Marshal promptly responded. and sc an
cerely tfsst that these eriminsis may be
casght and speedily and severely punished.
RaLirA Sfasds,a. INA isa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
The STATE CONVENTION.

Tbs Convention Of the State Of N0nh Carolina,
h4sns completed all the Business before i, sd,aroed
On 4Isiay evening last 70 meet again on The fourth
glnisy in Nay nsri. The following as the cap.
tine Of lhs or5nsnees and resolutions passed during
~ session:
An ordnance declaring null and VOID the o,sia.nes
u has z0h, 1851.
An sfdinan.e prohibiting slsssry IN No,ik Csc
hn..
Al ordsnsaee in relation to tic aa,hentiea.ios x
otdinsnc . sad other sets ~ The Convention.
Resolution upon the SUBJECT Of . Total smhesty 10
The People Of North Csrolins.
Resolution concerning The per dis~ and mileage
d Inc officers aud members Of lhe Conrenlios.
Resolution 20 PRINT 40 copies o. tbs consli,siion
Of the State.
Ressiuiisn concerning Gag.
An ordinance 90 divide Nosth Csfsina tn,o sxssn
Congressional Districts.
Al ordinance prosiJinK fes the slectsn Of The
nenIsr. Of GsDersl Assembly TO be conSped on
toe 4ih aDpjay Of Nossaibsr, 1855, and fot .ecsng
Representatives in Congress. and 0ossar o. Inc
Stale.
Resolution ssking &c The rsmo,sl 9th, eslsrsS
troops from North csrplins
Rssolsfen directing " be printed The acts and res.
clusons Of the General Assembly ~hieh eonvensds %
chs 81 day IL November. 1854.
Al ordnance fof che sslson Of Clerks ,ns shss.
ia
An erjiasnoe pieviJing for The election Of ,-o
members o. ,he House o. Uemmons from We sosn,,
d Cumbsflsnd and zoe from The county Ysssa
An ordinance 10 give pabliesiisn 70 he csinsnsss
osdeang elections on The second rhandsy II Moves.
Der neat.
An ofdnsace sasniitiog % the qualified voks q
The 5lsls lhs ratification o rrjsetion Of esian sfIi.
nancss
An osJinsaes upos fsagnssons and rsasess.
RESOLUTION upon public records.
kssei4iioa eoncaHIHx the test cath.
Resolution 10 ressli 70 recess Of the conysaiioa
A efl:sslts 70 provide tsvsHas fs The yest 1865.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

! lt,le.disposition as.he has pawer to inter
fere in the case. Memberships in Con-
gress can present no question TOR the Pres
ident. Each House il BY the Constitution
the sole Judge Of the elections. retnrnssad
qualifications Of its members. and II 4 rep
resentative be twenty 1--WE years Of sxe. has
been seven years citizen Of the United
States, and be At the time Of his election
an inhabitant Of the State, he has all the
notifications prescribed by the Constitu-
ton. and there is no power or authority
that can require any others. have re-
Gently sndeayored to demonstrate this il
= paper published. in the Raleigh Sen sinel
Of This date. As to pardon, presume il
is oniv necessary that the President shall
have leisure To consider the case OF Mr..
Turner to obtain that. Certainly no cit
izen Of this State has shown more vigoron.
opposition to The whole secession move
msnt, or condseied himself 10 . mare
manly add patriotic manner Throughout
the war. have recently seen q letter
from high official in yisginia stating ths:
. special appeal had been made To the
President" by Governor pirrpoat. frca-
man Smith. e. ID. Lewis. Treasurer of the
monwealrh. and several other, nhues
i,aI citizens u that State. who formed the
acquaintance OF Mr.. ruruer. aud wtne %.
ed his course in The Confederate Cougr es,.
praying an immediate grant OF his psrd .a.
an, with high respect.
Yosr sbsdient servant.
W. A. GRAHAM,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
PROCLAMATION.
BIT WILLIAM W. HOLDEN. PROVISIONAL
GOVERNOR.

WAGAslAA nOIsUEN. tEtlN L.
GOVERNOR,
TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA
WHEREAS. Coa,snuss Of .Ae people o. Ners
Csroiins has Leen ehessa On pntsasaes Of n.
proclamation Of Asp.rv LENSES, Pres,Jsa. Of %,
Unied slsiss. Of date May zsth. 1865. under ii.
ieanh section Of ihe iouIth Article a. lhe consuis
ton Of The Uaised states, which guarantees 10 s.s,
Sls. "a tbs unios arspublieaa form Of gs,stamsst.
Tor The purpose Of sasbins The loysl psspss Of ns
Stale 70 organise State govsrnnent whereby issies
may Dc sss5lishsd domestic tranquility rssietsd sss
ys ei1ens protected ia al Their rgh. Of his. hbe,.
y and property aud fst the purpose q restoring sss
sisIs 70 Iss constitutional relations 10 the feJers
Government, By pfs.entlns such . rspsblsesn fs,-
Of government viii snIHle The Stale to the xusrss
bee Of the uaiisd States therefor and We pespls %
protection by the upsied States sssinst ia..siea,
soueeilon, and domestic violence And ssli t:snvss
tion having assembled IN the eisy Of Raleigh, sus
adopted ofdinsnces hsfsinsi,st sci bnh. T. wiltl.s
HoLDrs. Pfotsiosai Gsssrasr u sad state. do here
By pfoelsm and DECLARE thai 90 slsctioa in be hss
~ ihs vsrioss eoantiss Of ssid stale on rhsuasy.
Ma ninth dsy Of November. 1885. % fsio~s.
la For the wt6cslIon o. rejection Of "As ORD
nsDes declaring nall and void AIS ordnspes 81 ~,
the aosh. 1885,"
"a. For the rssifesiisn or r.se,sa Of 40 o-l
nance PROHIBITING shvay 10 lbs sas q North u.
Ina"
~ r@ Gsvefaof and usmbcsa Al ihs Css~..l
Assembly.
9Th. For ssssn nembsss Of the House 81 Rep,
sssxasisss Of the Congress Of The UnissJ States.
kk. Tor Clerks snd sksnGs Of The sssyeass
esao6ns
rhs Ssetens shall BE- sondselsd in seesfdssos
MA ordinsacs psaviJing 70, tho election q W.
nsmbeps OF ths Gsnsrst AsssfaiAv 10 he eouvsN<x
ca Me foaph Monday q November, sighissn hes.
srsd and srly-svs and Zoe slseting Representative
ia Congress END Governor Of ths 6sss," rsusst b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

Tas Hon. Josiah Turner, jr., Of this county, is q
candidate 10 represent this district in The House d
Representatives Of the Congss Of the United States,
at the election be held on Thursday the s,h Of No
vember.
j. H. Russ, ESQ.,, Of Wake. and Col. L. T.. Ed.
wards Of Granville are also candidates to represent
his iisrc. ia The House Of Representatives in III
Congress Of the Uaitsd States.
This dislriet, tie Posrlh,is composed Of the ccan
ties Of Wake. Chatham Orange, GianvaIe. Fsanklin,
Nash, Warren, and Johntson.
Tue Hoo. Bedford Brown has saaonnreJ himse 4
asa candidate TO represent the Fifth District IN the
H ,use Of Representatives Of the Congress ofthr Uni
ted Statss
Lewis Names, Of Davidson county. is sso can
didaie in the same dis,riet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
Ia, cHarsrIls osssavsa.-we are era.,ssd !,

Tai cHarsrIIs oBssRvsa.-we are sraiissd "a
see this paper again on our table. This paper sas
begun in Ms ciy Of Richmond near fofly.fcur year.
ago BY The Rev. A. Converse. After the divsion Of
the Presbyterian Church into the new and old SC hoo
il vas removed 70 Phlsdepais. where was eon,in.
asd for many years. u has now come back again 10
Richmond. The Rev. A. Converse. d. d., !. Editor
and Proprietor; The Rev. p. b. Converse. Associate
EdiiOs. Ths ability and lOog experiences Of NJ. Con.
verse enahlcs him 10 make useful and interesting
paper, and vs have pleasure in Recommending Il %
our christian readers. The terms are. four dollars
per innum in advance, payable 10 Pedersi eusrsnry
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
lre be concluded in or ssslI

Jadge Chsrchfl. OF Kentseky. offered q
rvssisiion instracting the committee on
unsns 70 'aquire into the erpedieasy .:
amending The eansn< Of the church so as
BfahiDit any clergy mau or candidate for
" y.ordcf, from entering the army .ee navy.
except 10 lhr capacity " a chaplin.
Alter this the cvis.n,iyn adioarned.
Negroes VIM, have bsea employed on
Lss1 uea5 Petefsb.sg. aa,e gssws tired Of
rsf4i llie AMI izrsA laosr. ..ad ase aocking
" tbs ssty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

A .s,,a,iiiF Dispatch Of the ..h says
Tav ai-,lrt 4 cosief4sce va. hrld to-day
AEfs-aeld Great eotaa,ssa Was mani
fesls.i ~ ,ae ,nfrods stb,n ef y shop Ssrle.
vhs,- tie eldest b..l,sp u chat tsith in the
worl... al present k'ss 10 their feet st his
saitstSy. Recess ~ss had. dsrIng which
be oetass3 ihe congratulations, OF clergy
men I, - II ssrssi tie eusnsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
CANDIDATEs r0R GaYERNeR.

Inoui last were aulhoEisei aud requested 10
announce the Hon. VIM v Holden % q candidate
Cor the Office Of Governor o. the IT. a, the election
on the second Thursday m Nossm5er.
Since then We have seen Inc circular Of Jonathan
Worth. Of Randolph. the present s,a,s Treasurer,
announcing himself also As candidate for GSserner
OF the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
NiIlsbaruugI gsrutors,
HILLsB0R0UGH, NC.
wednesday, October IS, 1866.

~ Subscribers in arrears for the Recorder are
earnestly requested 70 make payment Alfofoar CO.
teporariss require payment 10 advance. and We are
nj less needy than they. II money cannot be had.
bring US provisions; aour Is especially wanted Al
present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

! An ordinance 10 protect the owners Of property
and Goa othax purposes. 80 a.
Resolution 10 transmit cer,aia doeunents TO The
President of the United States.
| Resolution TO publish IN ordnance.
| An ordinance dselarins What laws and ordinances
ars in farce, and ta< other pafposes.
An ordinance .sppoinling Judge y determine
State claims TO property.
An ordinances 10 organize temporary force ior the
preservation Of law and order.
Resclution calling on the Governor for copies Of
cer'anacss Of the General Assembly passed IN sscrss
ssssion.
Resolution Of thanks 10 Presidsn, johnson and Go.
vernon Holden.
resolution to constitute commission 10 prepare
and report code or laws the subject Of freedmen.
Resolution with regard TO Government horses and
mulest
Resolution requesting tbs President 10 proclaim
the peopleo OF North Carolina restored toiheir rights
and privileges under the Constitution and the Union.
Resolution concerning tho enrolment Of the osdi-
nance to declare null ana void she ordnance OF &C.
cession.
Resolution inquirins Of the Public Treasurer what
amounts have, been expended for the relief Of the
families ofindgsnt soldiers Cor the purchase % co,n
for the,use Of the Counties, and Tor the Salt Works
and n.whascuuency these disbursements were made
An ordinance declaring sacsn. all Offices IN the
State. In exslsnes on the a6ih day Of pnl. 1865.
An ordinsnce in relation 10 The deposit and pshh-
cation OF the ordinances and resolutions u The Con
vention.
Al ordinance wo,iding Cor The compensation 10
shsifs for hsdsns sleeiisns los delegsiss 10 mus
Conxention-
resolution requesting the Governor Il. ccr,es-
pond with. the President Of the United states with
iegsfd 10 ofceis and citizens eon6sed by tbs militia
ry authorities 10. Newbern. Raleigh and wilminslsa.
North Carolina.
An ordnsnce 10 give iarisdlssion 10 the Provision.
sLCourls Of Pies and Quarter Sessions.
An ofdsnanee rseognszing the ,ua debts Of North
Carolina, and prohibiting the payment ofsil public
debts erraisd 90 incurred 10 aid of lhr iebsllioa.
Rssoiusion 10 provide for the printing and d.s.r.
button osiicksts.
u We ere requested TO say, thai w. W. Guess,
Esq hssins yisIdsd 20 the Subdivisions of many
friends . candidate for the House ~ Com mons IN
The Legislature Of this state
We sv sushorized 10 announce RICHARD VI
JONES candidate 20, the olIss Of sheriff Tor lbs
County Of orsngs a. The coming slecuon
Wa sre auihorIei 10 announce n. n. GUTHRIE
Is candidate fOt the vfre OF sheriff sr tue eoan.J
e Orange NJ the coning election.
We are su,hoisel to annaunss A. REDGPETH
IS candidate loo the Office II Ce,k 81 The SSpeio,
Count fpt The cauniy o. orange Il he coming s,s.
.l0n.
We ara authorized 10 announce NATHANIfL
D. BAlS asa candidate lar the Office Of cietk of the
Superior Court kr tho County Of Orange al The
sonss sleeiion.
We are snihosized - aanouhrs SAMURL
DICKSON as candIdas for the olice Of Clerk
I the superior Court for ihs counls u Change 81
be coming election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

We publish to-day the FIRST par. Of letter from
the Hon. W. A. Graham on the sahjeci Of the Tes,
Ga th. and shah nish il in next We regret that
we cannot give j. AZ in ons number but tins press-
ure Of othe, matter upon our columns does no. afford
room.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

The Election. - The election in lhis State
Cor Governor, members Of she Assembly, and Repre-
ssnlatives in Congress, will be- held on the second
Thursday il November next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
We are requested 10 suncsnee % follows,
NATIONAL UNION ANDREW JOHNSON
TICKET FOR GOVERNOR
w. w. HOLDEN, OF WAVE.
Rs The Hill.boroush Recorder.

Hillshorourh. 0eloher IS. 1854
Hen. Eilisaa A. Graham Dear SD
We intend 10 vote Tor our neighbor, lv.
siah Turner, jr.. for Congress. We were
prevented from voting for The person Of
our choice for Convention by the interfer.
enee Of Governor Holden, who had. 90 pre- !.
tended 10 have. Instructions from the Pres.
idea, that NO uBpardoaed person was ELL.
gible. Yet G~aeral Hampton. unpsr,l.n.
ed. was elected to the South Carslina Con
vention. Judge Manly. snpardoned, 1as
elected to sar Convention. No o her &c.
vern"r rseeived orders that anpardon ed
psrsons we're inslIgible. How does il h,p-
pen that eur Governor received instroe-
tions not given to other Gosernorss fio~
does Il happen that 40 other Gove1nsr or
Conventisn received insirustiops that We
must rspudiaie the war debtt We are not
advocating the payment Of the var or ans
ether debt. n, however. the people Of
N"rth Carolina wssh TO pay the var debt,
OF any sther debt. they will do it. and
whose busisess is IL but the,rsf
We ask yesr opinien oaiy ss to the eli
Eibsiity 81 Mr. Turnsr.
Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

cssfis~e~.
fssrs expressing ysur ~ish, |. vote
for the Hon. Josiah Turnrr. IT,, a. the rep
rssentsti,s 10 Congress from th.s District.
ssd asking my opiaicn "A TO his sIigisility.
the dsset arising from his not hasins yer
rssrived the psrdoa oil the Psssidsps. las
h<sn received.
| dssJt act. ttst he r.sAsss t~a q
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

on one sle, who would pay no ntten.
ton to his obligations as constitution
al ruler, and by fanatics of caste on the
other, who we're not only deaf to the
claims of justice, but would hear of no
policy large enough for revolutionary
emergency, Mr.. Lincoln has porsevored
through all without ever giving way to
anger, or dependency, or exuItatiou,
or popular arrogance, or seotarian IA
naticism, or caste prejudice, visibly
growing 10 force Of character, in self
possession, and in mognaDimity, till in
his last short message to Congress, on
the 4th of March, we can detect nc
longer the rude aud illiterate mold Of a
Villoge.lawycr's thought, but find it re.
placed by a grasp of principle, digni.
ty Of manner, and a solemnity of pur
pose which would have been unworthy
neither of Hampdcn nor of Cromwell
while his gentleness and generosity o
feeling toward his foes are almos
greater than we should expect from
either of them"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27
Sympathy in Canada.

MONTREAL, April 17.-On Saturday
the flags on the Court. house, City Hall,
Custom-house, and other public build
iDgS, were displayed at half mast. In
all the churches, yesterday, the clergy,
in their prayers, referred particularly to
the assassination of the President, and
expressed their detestation of the crime
A union prayer meeting, of the differ
ent denominations of Christians, is to
be held to. night iu the Wesleyan Chap
ell, to express their sympathy with the
United States. Throughout Canada
there is but one feeling Of horror at the
crime, and the warmest sympathy foi
the nation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

The Ost Dsutsche Post afIirms that
the Emperor Maximilian's renunoiation
Of his Austrian honors is only valid SO
long as he is 10 possession of his throne;
that IL he were compelled to abdicate,
this document would become void, and
the Archduke would again enter ON the
whole of tho rights and estates descend
ed to him from the Austrian dynasty.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

Michael Hahn, the Conservative Gov
crnor of Louisiana under the State or
ganization Of General Banks, having
resigned his Office in order to prosecute
his claims to seat in the United States
Senate, has been succeeded by James
Madison Wells, a radical Republican
who has created considerable excitement
by summarily dismissiug the great por-
tion of Hahn's pro-slavery oficc-hold.
ers. He also takes strong ground in
favor of properly regulating negro suf
frage.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27
Mistr(lanrOns.
The New Status of the Negro in Ten
nessee.

The New Status of the Negro in Ten
nessee.
Brigadier General r W. johnson,
commanding the forces iu defence OF
the Tennessee, and Alabama Railroad
has issued general order, dated Pu-
laski, Tennessee, March 25, 1865, en-
joining the recognition Of the new sta
tus of the negro in this State under the
amendment to the Constitution abolish
ing slavery. We extract the followin g
from the order "In future, no citizfn
white or black, within the limits of this
command, will exercise over another
any control, command, or restraint, in
compatible with the spirit of the amend
ment, or contrary to the principles oI
political rights. SIavery in Tennessee i.
abolished, aRd dH are eqwIL under The
IaD." Authority is given to the cDm
maudants of the posts to arrest all ne
groes fouNi living without work, as
vagrants, and coufne them until en-
ployment is furnished by the military
or civil authorities. 1t is cnjoined up.
on these commanding off 'ers to en-
courage the negroes to remain with their
former masters, on such terms as may
be agreed upon.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

While Gen. Grant was on train,
lately, youthful book ped lls r traversed
the cars, crying, "Life Of Gen. Grant"
A miscbievous aide pointed to the gcu-
erals scat, suggesting to the boy that
"that man might like a copy" Gen.
Grant turned over the pages of the
book and casually asked, 'SWho is it this
is all abOutT' The boy giving .himI a
look of indignation and disgust, replied,
."You must be darned groeney not to
know Gen. Graut!" After this voIloy
the lieutenant general slrrenlercd and
bought bis biography,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

Among the most rare and curious
things we have witnessed in these latter
days, is the Obtrusive Olacrity with which
the most venomOus COpperhead Demo
Gratis rushed into the ring, shouting and
thrusting themselves forward as leaders,
in celebrating the triumph Of the Union
arms since the fall of Richmond
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

[Fur the News
To the Memory of Philip w. Rhoads,
v The IIh o. y. C., killed "rdr Fort Laramie, Hrroh ah
1865.
Rest thee, friend Philip thy warfare Is DOM
Thy battles fought and I'll y victories won
Thy last foe is couqucred--thy spirit hath flown,
Far from thy kindred, thy friends and thy home
They left thee to lie on the field and alone
No kind mother thee, sister stood by,
No father or brother-alOne thou didSt die.
by Larnmie's river they aid thee to rest,
The turf Of the rcdman covering thy breast
While DER the high mountain the western winds
sung
A dirgc soft and low, ocr the grave of the young.
Alas thou dost sleep where come
With brauiiful flowers to Strcw DER thy tomb;
Or plant young rose tree, whose branches might
wave
Der tho spot where rcroses the dust Of tho brave
Gone to thy rest but we n,ourn not for thee,
We know that from trouble aud thou art free
Too noble to shrink when thy Country did call
For her thou didst fight till ,or her thou ddst fall
Farewell, fri nd Philip, we'll see thee no more,
Until we shall meet on that beautiful shore:
Where free from all shall rest
In the land Of the holy, the realms of the blest
New Petersburg, Ohio. SETTIE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

In the garden of the Military HOspit-
al at Chattanooga, there we're grown one
thousand and Cighty.eight varieties of
flowers last year, and from these floral
beauties, nearly six thousand papers of
seeds we're put up aud given to the sol
diers to send home.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-27

The loss by the late floods in different
parts of the State of Pennsylvania, is
estimated by engineers, architects and
agriculturists as fully reaching Sl0,-
900 600.