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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
KID woRps. - They never blister IN.

KIND WoRDs. - They never blister the
Tongue ar lips. And We have never heard
Of one mental trouble arising from this
quarter. Though ihey do not cost much,
yet they accomplish much, Thes help
nne's own .eood nature and good will Soft
n ord. softer our own saul. Angry words
are lae to the fame of wrath, and make the
blaze more fierce. Kind words make other
prople good. natured. Cold words freeze
pespie. and hot words seorch them, and
bitter Mnrts make them bitter, and wrath
iul Wort. make them wrathful. There Is
such \ rash Of az these kinds of words In
our dats, tNat it seems desirable to give
kind ~og,!s glance amons them. There
sfe vain werds. aaI Idle words. aud has,y
words. and .pitelul words, ard empty
words, and proisue words. and warlikr
words. Kind words also produce their own
image on peus souls. Aud a beautiful i,u
agc il is. They soethe, aud quiet. and
e"salsrt The hesrer. They shame him GOT
nl lis scar. moro,e, unkind fceling.. We
have mol vet began 10 U.s. Kind worls in
.uch abundance = they ought 70 be used.
Pascal
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hing important from below.
sHERAa ~ MOVEMENTS. n

Nscnn. Jan. & r-PClyate adsices from
Savannah stale That Shsrmaa commenced
his movement II South Carulina o. lhe
18th inst. with ilr-e cvlgaW-. Inc main
column - moving t.warI Eharieaon Oh, TAX 4
i,,s nrnis III ihe irapsp@gistmn. !a,"
s'ger ealamn-. II sht niarcRins sri-r
&C ga9ntas y! separate rfsns toNatds
BIangnsliir.
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nrmbrr Of midshipmn passed Yesterday 10
the Senate. notwithstanding the Presidents
veto. was rejected for want OF two
third vote--yeas 80, nays SO. Resolved
into secret session.
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~ rME ALBEnARLE. correspondent II
'he Newark Advertiser writes from Plv-
month. N. a.. thst he has lately made a
visit II Tie ran-c clad slbemafie. liz .;s,es
tia; d portion u Ter castma,e and part. Of
her torpedn arrangement on her bow are
visible, giving lie, the appearance gf being
about sky fert - length; but the aaole
length cannot be less ihan one hundf.l and
se,enty live feet, The PATHS Who made
an in,prcliou Of the ram on thr Ii II this
month state that il would cosf iltetu or
tweats thousand dalafs 10 RAISE hnf. md
that her huil is in good condition IN every
par, save WHERE the tntfedo splang her
>ldrs--a distance Vi ten feet IN Ienyth ~
lovr Ia breadth.
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NOTICE.

rssHB BOOKS Of Hayes and Pauesti are plseOdfi
e.hlnas Of q. 8. Parish Tor collection. Al
persons inle5.e. 70 the rm 1e re iseslsd 10 settle
with him Immediately.
HAYES & FaCCErT.
Z Noverber I6. re-
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Stand firm, andlall will be Right.
EkJHAF W. hsve " frnlc Cir Cssb. W. san.
nul alpfd any credit Il isnpt lieat v qsk "
10 tTidH. II ve sel ard ity n iu.li.h yca.si. y
en.a IN. II y1a owe ~. pctsc rlg up imnyJilley I:
VI as il, want f.wEst Is drrna.
II. N. BROWNE 90.
Jsns,ry ssth. Sc
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N O 7 Ice

y y, OeH.
fSNHE undersigned as special administrator on The
estate OF RICHARD f'APF, deceased, will pro-
coed sell, on the I'd day OF February next al the
hate residence Of the said deceased, all the personal
estate. consisting of Hoses. Carlo, Hogs. sheep.
Household aud Kitchen Fprniture. crop Of Corn and.
Wheat. all The Farming Tools, Wagons and Gear.
one Carriage. Buggy, aud Harness; aiso The grow
iug crop VI Wheat and cars. SC.
5. Z. FORREST, idm'r.
January Is. - 70
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L IAN d FOR SALE.

4 TRACT containing 100 ACRES, four miles
"a East Of Graham, two miles East Of Haw River.
Depot. and onl, hafa mile from the N. G. GENITAL
Railroad, and bounded in part by the waters of Back
Otter and Quaker creeks FERNS So 900 In Bank
Notes orr 81 sou ia nete payable on demand. Por9
farther infsrmaisn. sddrnss. A.,l 81 s. sss 80
utsfssfst{ f5 w. f. BhS0N, sze
a sa ~ Haw River, N. G. R.R.
Janasy Ash. s -. - eff
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], o TICE.

j O 7 | G f..
.gNH; undersigned ha. been appointed Areat 10
reress sni forward boxes ior soldiers and rri-
soner-. The boSc. must be carefully nailed and
slrspped and delivered at The clIitc u Mr. Hill in
H,I.lopu! q. the hst dry Of every nosih, On which
DAYS vii be there 10 rrr.ise lien. Boxes for pti..
s,ners uId ajt weigh more than 100 pounds.
HARRISON MONK.
Jsrusfyt t@8 IL
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Tue ymrr.,m Pap.ls..-Ta, ,i,,,ician.

lbs NmTUssnF PAnsLKs.-Ias physicians
nf PariS ha,r published very impnrisut
.srnoir. IN object " which j. Il make
kn1rn the immense resources winch Ihr
healing AT may irlW ron, Tie nse q.
Parsley. Jhe conman inilgenen, plant
r1sse.sss ncpniestihl ltbfifn-c proper
tie, ihs drcnctim II il. ses,l NJ ~ I'D.
sliiu,cd fsr that NJ i''iinchans, and III ".
,iye ptinctp!r uhieI III. heen drawn FROM
il. cqai,airhi 10 Qnumt III tie tft.'.
mept d lucai Intermittent levers.
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r. 81
RUIZ, ron rue JOURNEY or LirE.--'The
following rnlrs. tram the papers " Dr..
W.-t. sccnrcihg 10 hs memorandum. are
thrown together as waymarks in the jour.
ney ~ liz:
Never rdicule sacred things. Or what
oihrts ma, esteem a. such, ilUweyer ab-
svrtl they nav appear to YOU. !.
Nsscr si'cw levity, When people are en-
.aged ID worship.
Ne,errs-.n, supposed injury, tiIl you
ksaw ibe views aad. NATIVES % the author,
Alsay, take the part OF an absent I.rrsoa
stn Is censufe,l IN campany, SO Tar astrutb
ani rr pfie,y wi!l slow.
Ne,tr ,hi6k less % mother OF account
al hs ,.iietins from Ds "a political OF re-
lisisas snbireis. 50
MI 10 ,lispute with niab WIN Is more
thshssvtnty ,esrs If Ssr, nor with 40.
man, Tor with au enthus.l>t.
Nor AFFECT TO be witty u 10 jef, ~ as TO
wound the iselings of anathet. To say as
i,itle as possible ufinyseii and Of :hose@
are near 10 me: 70 aim az chesrlulness
without leyf,v.
Never 10 eopft,ike favor n ne rich by
laltetius ei,'isr th,iryaniies nf vices.
Ia speak With caImncss and drllbcratinn
on al occasions. espssislls in circumstan-
Ces Which tend 10 irri,aic, WiNNt
frcuurnlly t. review nv condnc, aud
hole ny 'e'''ps" 8r.s4
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NDRrnkkN NEWs

Oa Thursday, l5h. the Yankee senate
sasrl-d ,r,elgtiaa &, tprmIItte the Ca
ualisa gsclpreeiiy rreAiv. iras5f ..niy,
- rerr. i aoa M iprrner dasbl .! tae
lelaHns;f.n ui tb- i,eaty.
4 trtt.a.fssf tie I'm. from Giro, s,ys
faf.r.t :. fsprted eancenGauns hrse
Isic.. s.
,clrs,am TON Wbeelin. ~, hs
t.sniedtsats under R,,,sar s4p'Wri ~
i've ol l.r,srl,. s,id large puruss u t!,s
fstte dririslug y. az tsr llia.
Sci'isliaa will Irasc NV fark un 81.
, E4leprap TOUR. early u FrbiuArg
J,wg, t.nthrie has bprN * "a Stn,ipt
iron, htMuck,its succeed P,seu.
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January 18th.
N OF E .

NOTICE.
HAVING Il August Term of Orange cean,y
- CPuu, qualified Executor Of the will Of @.
F.. Long deceased notice i hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against sail estate to present
them for payment within The time prescribed law.
or This notice viii be plead in bar Of ;heir recovery &
and those who are indebted to the estate are request,
Ell 10 make immediate pay ment.
JAMES WEBB, Err.
December Ia. Ia
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FOR SA /. l.

A y excellent pair Of Calf SKIN BOOTS.
~ Any oac wishing to buy ean get splendid bar.
gar, Is iniui,ihg II this Office.
hE0Hy ith. IT.
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.aGivs U, this Day our Daily Bread .

aGivs Us this Day our Daily Bread"
NJ ECESsITY, the first law Of nature, compels the
~ subscribers to adopt the following rule, las 10
Their professional compensation: They will take only
provisions for their services charging old rates and
allowing old prices and where payment is refused in
this form, their charges will be in the full ratio of
the prevailing price of provisions, taking corn, -four,
or bacon. as the standard.
I 81 81 WV. CAMERON,
49, E. STRUDWICK,
VIM. STRUDWICK.
January 18th. 79-4wpd
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TIRE IRON

JUOU Y. Whitfield & 90.
Nos 80. AZ H.
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IL Srmr Of the ftxss papers are puhlish.
irg.a list u deiallef men Win are required
1, wofk At stated price. for tic Gntfa.
ment, diets and t#fit fmtilrs. ami NIL.
gent pcr.aus. Detailed tanner, IRE b9gnd
to sell al prizes Iile,i d, commissioners. for
the state OF Texas. Blaeksm,th.. wagon
makers, aud 1ibr- m kers ate require IN
work a. the rates .. s. per das. when Tie
material is Furnished iarm; when they fur.
n,sh material, the actld cost mas b. add
ell 10. Sp,lning.Nhrel makers are allow
led tie rates Of S. per dsy. when aaierial Is
lornRheJ. aud when they furnish the ma
terisl. The aetniI,co.t II the SINE NAV be
added 70 The price per day sald price. arc
10 be paid IN Confederate money, o. il IN
provisions i TIE market price u ihr ,asr
IA tie mighborhsod. il Confederate mo !.
ncy.
a-S.....@....-.-
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Tue TRDRRAL Lpssss N VisoiNta. The
Washington correspondent u lhs y. f"rS
News wr,tes: The number VI msn lot u
tie Federal ciuse by operations IN Vlrg,-
MA since he4y,nl May l4st cannst - le.s
than leo 900. This includes t5p,s lei II
scigel. Hunter, Wright al .saseilsl u
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FacronY BuRsr.--Hr rrgr-t ~ hr,r TIA
ils lettpA fsei Az q M,A.it,ir, ~ "
Montgomery county. caught ais a,csirU
80, III Fr..-5 u.ht ii. anu sa, u,,trot.
-. FS, O,r ",
Mugh srnsatlpa y npa laa,r- a 49,
f,auslscy ~ srravnt ~ TIE s.aaar.e Irmpr
tpet- This y tns nniy christian cts ~
~ .ori "hert idblaroa, 5,,4ii,'spc,
81 earned ~.
Tie s1r,Rrrn unyernmeni Ia. recgnfis
ca,pnsatcd leasing III .b.udo,el cv,t,h
plaat1tsns 10 ssplu Gaep.ina Wiihu Tie
Union lines Tie tx commissioners are
nee 4 Hilton Head lor tie purpose Vi us.
gnllattng wnli lrs,ee,.
'fac passport sis,em. sinil.r 70 that
which eaiains 10 Europe. nls bteH adopted
BY tae Yanker eoyesans,it. A.llrayriicls,
Except emlstaht.. must hayc passports.
Prs object - 10 prrEent taidiug on tie
borders. like that Of 81. Albans.
Tie New York Worls say. Ensl.nd and
Ftsnee will not permit the Union {, be &c
stored. aud will recognize the Cnniedera-
cY before the 9Th OF March. The World
srt, afoat story that the French aad Eag-
iish Ministers have notified Mr.Stward ol
tue intention ot their Gd,ernmcnis to re.
sosnze, the Spathera Coniederacs, on the
Government u tic latter sbolishing SIa
very.
Ablll has been introduced inth The Fed
sral Congress Which proposes g deal with
zach seeded STATE separately on ~ own
mrtii.. vithaut establishing system 81
ie.adnssisu applicable T. all.
The Detroit Rsee Press estimates that
hl,y vessels with shvr cargaes, worth 4
MILTON ~ dollars. were destroyed il lie
recent gihsou Lake Etic.
.Richnand. Jan. 29.-- Tie Senate TO-DAY
sgain passed tho bill authorizing the trans
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GREATEsT FaEsHEr ON REcoRD--rhe
Roanoke rlyer,'at the time Of our present
writing, Thursday morning, January 18th.
says the Clarksyille Tobacco Plant, is
swollen toa greater extent Than il waseyer
known 10 be in the memory of tie oldest
inhabitants. The freshet OF June. 1862
exceeded all previous ones considerable.
The water mark then was particularly and
carefully detiped on the brick oaretnu,c
In this town. The Mrer n day break this
morhing vas exactly seven inches higher
th.n " lsG2 Aud this oxcr,, l. 10 small
incrrase ~hcnithe river has spread over
The extensive highlands. g
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mission Of newspapers to soldiers free Of
postage, notwithstanding the Presidents
objection, by vote of yeas IS. nays4.
The WILMINGTON Caroinian says that
Sen. Bragg ls using Efforts to obtain from
The Federal Generals full lists Of the cap
tured, killed and wounded at Fort FISHER.
--------~vr-~s->re7 ss4
NoRTH GEORGIA. An Augusta paper
says: The. situation Of affairs in North
Geargia, according 70 all accounts. is truly
lamentable. Murder and robbery appear
10 be The ordered the day. There is no Sc
curlly--no safely for life Or property. The
country is infested by band OF pluntlefer<
whose will is law, and who take from the
inhsbtants eserytting they desire. MUIR
der . frequently sommltted. In shor,
anarchy is The order vi tie ,lay. The par
ties VINO com.nlt,tpe crises are deserters
The predatAry lands are 80 large that they
have thus far successfully resisted ali at
tempts 10 capture and punish them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

General CAN'T, Of Arkansas. formerly
. resel officer, but fecently q public speak
er In defsnse Of the Union, has addressed
. letter to Hon. W. u. Kelley. Of Ph;ladei.
phia, ON reconstruction. lie thinks that
in all the States Of the South. excepting
those which have been partially 1eorgan.
lied, ~ Louisiana, Tennessee and Alaba.
ma, military Governors should be appoint.
ed and the principal places garr.soned.
When the people show signs Of loyalty an
enrolment of those entitled 70 vote should
he ordered: To be thus enrolled the apple
cant should be required TO take an oath to
support the Constitution and solemnly and
publicly renounce secession and slavery,
the causes Of the rebellion. This would
forever bar the designs Of rebel reaction
lists. General CAN'T objects to Gen. But
ler's plan of absolutely DISTINGUISHING all
who have held any office under the Con
federacy, that 1t str! kes 1T men, not ct the
odense. Thousands Of bitter rebels never
held Office, while many Union or semi Un-
ion men were compelled to accept Office to
escape CONSUMPTION. In regard to negro
suffrage, the General says that 1t ID desi1a-
BILE. II the theory Of State suicide be adopt
ed, the General Government, in re-cseatina
the States, can q once bring this right into
exercise. II, on the other hand, it be held
that the States have never left the Union,
but only their legislation been usurped.
when the rebel usurpAtion 10 thrown Cd
thar organic Law fevivW. This forbidl
negro suffrage, and the State Reyisory
Convention must 30 trusted 70 for tho r.
form. This might involve dslay, bot III
end would sooner Or latsr heseeo@pNaAed
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

DrrxARK AoADRMY.-FOur years ago
To- dav the stndsnis hoisted the starry ban
ner over this Institution. They have ever
since been true to the ideas it symbolizes
1t home, a. from time to time it has waved
over them. or they have followed il and
horne It aloft amid the smoke Of hattie and
the shouts Of victory. The strife y over
and the country SAVED. ''The boys come
nosyehine home" This old nag, torn and
altered t.lti ala duty in service tof tho last
lime fiYinx At hs1f.mast for the ohsequies
az our 1amented Lincoln. To-day, on re-
oeinf Of the neWs of the capture Of the sroh-
traitor. Je6. Davis, We raise amid re3oic-
M. { aa1xe and heantiful new AaE, which
heTal1s "a era Of union, Of peaos and oa
glory. "Long may y wave."
D1KnAnx, 1eWa, Nay II les.
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ssHere u whore they pay toll" lmpeled
4 young lady 70 her male companion - the
oc1a on the Eastern railroad entered the
~ tunnel OF salem. ~ paid ToWle." re-
nlied 10 With charming sinplioity, 'seoon
aNar vo Len Boston," He did not think
~ ! fool - was TIL be bad got too fA1
ont into the light TO correct hte mistake.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

HORRIBLE CASE OF ALLE0HO 1OlSON.
mo AT CMEvloS-SUDDEN DENISE OF Two
ChlLDREN-THE MOTHER SUPPOSED 70 BE
THE POls0NER.-LaAt Sunday evening,
the residents Of Chevoit and vicinity had
ne ordinary quiet of their village dis
4urbed by q rulnor, TO the effect that wO-
man, named Frances Groves, had poisoned
her children, pair of boys, the elder two
years of age, and the other something more
than one year younger.
concerning the truth or falsity Of the mat
ter, which was talked Of to the exclusion
Of every other topic, until the entire neigh.
borhood was in state Of the most fever
ish excitement, in the midst Of which .
messenger was dispatched to Coroner Ca
rey, who Immediately repaired to the
house of Mr.: Simpson, near Chevoit, at
which place the children died.
It appears that the woman who was, I'M.
til about nine months ago, slave belong
ing to master, whose name she took, ss
ia the custom with slaves, and who resides
in Kentucky, went to the house Of Mr..
Simpson Sunday evening, with her chill
dren. She had been AZ. inmate OF the fam
lily some time before, and no attention was
paid to her until about tea time, when she
suddenly called for help stating that her
child was dying.
A physician was called but he found both
the little sufferers dead. After inquiring
the symptoms and learning that the chill.
bred had been apparently well during
the entire day, he concluded that the only
way by which he could account for their
death was upon the hypothesis that they
had been poisoned.
Some Que then remembered that the
mother had, for some time, been anxious
TO dispose Of her children had asked sew
eral persons tu adopt them had enCeav-
ored 10 have them sent to some charitable
institution, and this anxiety seemed to the
excited minds OF the people to be proof
that, despairing of disposing of them by
this means, she had, az de1nteT resort, de.
termined to slay them.
The only remedy for such state Of ex.
element presented itself in a legal inves-
tigation into the cause Of their death, and
Coroner Carey was Immediately sum
moned for this purpose. A partial inquest
Obitslm examine alton had To be made, q ver-
dict has not yet been rendered.
The woman, Frances Groves, was
brought to the city and confined in The
County Jail to await the result Of the in
quest The seoHachs of both the babes
were taken out and also brought to the
city for the purpose OF having them anal.
yzed. This will, doubtless, disclose the
method Of their death il poison has been
used, and the result Of the analysis will
perhaps be made know to-day.
We have stated al the facts in this some
what extraordinary case that have thus far
been made known. The excitement in the
village was immense, and has not yet sub
sided. II this should prove the tragedy 1t
now seems, which is quite likely, it will
exceed anything of the kind that has Ia
ken place here for a number of years.
Gin. Gazette.
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Nursery Rhy mes Adapted to the
TimeA
By JOHN G. SANE.

By JOHN G. SANE.
THE WARRIORS.
Beau and Lee
Went out. you see,
Ic 90 little slaughter;
Beau fell down
And broke his crown,
And Lee came tu:nb'ing after.
TIE CONSULTATION.
Goosey, goosey, gander,
Where shall wander,
Said the rebel President
To bis great commander.
Goosey, goosey, gander,
It's time to meander;
Out of here you'd better steer
Said the great commander.
FLIGHT OF JEFF. DAVIS.
There was man in Richmond town,
The Yankees came TO nab him;
lie clomb UP Oh the chimney top
And saw they meant to grab him;
So be got down on 'tother side,
And then thay couldn't and him;
He rode rs far IA he could ride,
And never looked behind him!
THE ARCH-TRA1ToR.
JEFF. was cunning dog,
jeff. was thief;
OF all the rogues in rebeldom
Jeff. was the chief;
But Weitzel went to Richmond,
And then JEFF. tied:
If the Yankees catch him
They'll chop Oft his head!
SONG OF THE CITIZENS.
We're all in the dumps,
For Yankees are trumps,
And Cbivalry's gone to the wall
jeff. Davis is bit,
And Lees in tit,
And that's the end Of US all
FALL OF THE CONFEDERACY.
Trumpery- Dumpty sat on a wall,
Trumpery -Dumpty had great fall
All jeff q horses and all JET o men
Can't put the trumpery together again
SUMMARY. >
Confedery- Grundy
Was born on Monday,
Christened ON Tuesday,
Sickened ON Wednesday,
Very i'll on Thursday,
y Worse on Friday,
Died ON Saturday,
= And that IN the end
] Of Confedery.Grnpdy,
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The slave aristocracy of North Carolina
de- not ind pliable manager in tho per.
son Of Cen. 6chodeld. They asked permits
sion to 70 70 Washington 70 try to have
Gov. Vance and tAe rebel Iegislature re.
instatsd, and system Of gradual emanci-
They then proposed to run Vance for Gov.
ernor against Holden, on . gradual eman-
cipation platform. While turning this
pian over in their caucuses, they woke up
ono morning and read proclamation from
General Schotield declaring all the slaves
in North Carolina FREE. That was iinne-
diate emancipation - nothing gradual
about it. It let the aristocracy down hea-
". Vance. therefore, concluded to 60 to
liz home. Perhaps 10 win Be- sunsred 70
remain there. and perhaps not. Al Al
events, tho slavery question 10 settled In
North Caroline, aud that settles great
many other questions.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

LOOK our FOR THE CONFIDENCE MAN.
On lAst Saturday, 40 the City Marshal
had in tow q couniryman who had been
tasting rather extensively. and was abou,
to consign him 70 the Jail, we'll dressed
gentleman came to him, and told him thai
the man he had in charge was friend Of
his from Red Rock, where be kept saloon
and that he had been selecting liquors and
The Marshal would allo&, he would take
him to the hotel and sober him up. The
Marshal took the gentleman at his word
and he delivered the man over. After.
wards it was discovered that tho gentleman
took the Intoxicated one to the hotel, 10.
bored him somewhat, abstrncted his money
Of which he had Q considerable amount
and decamped. - Ottwnssso O0arier.