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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-05

than babtn, tpdtrens unlere auten0 anpz
Iurset isnorirt u,1o NIT Gletb unttrz
bratt tpereen: ia mir percer tpeaen
llebeltbaten bel1ulotst uao mlf1en far
Nettrecten hulcei,. Die mir nidt Began
aen baben.
uumeieles madtiseB ouwert, wel&es
unlere Geinoe 10 friesssere&t uns ent>
s~esenaellen> iupiel als m5sli@ uniddos
IDS ~ MAIDEN, bitten mir Gud> Aeliebz
te Brlber, eurh aQe 9ere@ten Mtttel
Die 8erb,eitune rieier antifattolii@en
3eitunsen unp 3eitldriften unter ben,
Bolfe gu nerbinpern.-3uslei@ ernabz
men ,pir Gu6 ernl1lid. be iiteln Gol9en
Der antifatbpli1deu pre0e paour@ su
bemmen, deer bod 3u perminbern, cas
Sbr Cub bemibt, cie fatbolti9e Yrei1e
III u~nteriflbtn, pa mad Der 4onSel unp
59ule iie Die ,pirtiamlttn Mittel tietet>
bic SntereNen unltrer 81. Stride gu
rpabren unp III befBrbern. Go loQte
feline fatbplilae Gamilie gong obne ia
tbolifde 3eitun9eu ODER 3eiti@rfften
{ein. 4"a
vBenn,mirGu9 piellnterltlBuns Der
tatbolil9en prel1e 10 erntli1 .empfeblen>
IL m59ten mir ni9t mi6perfanoen fem.
alS moQten wir jene iosen. fatboltIhen
Dldtter bier empfeblen, Die it4 In lesz
ter 3eit irrtblmli@ fit berufen bielten,
ben Samer1 Der 3wietra&1 swtiaen bic
b5bere uno nieoere @eifli9tsit ibrer
relpectioen Di5eelen 3u 1treuen. Die
Genren3, nelde iene Bldtter Yerfol9en,
fam nur b5it Gclsen tra9e1, ebeuio
lebr fir biejsniaen, pie ielbe serfol9en,
ais fit BIZ, pelde fi@ son ibnen TIRE
leiteu lo0en. M5sen pielt Nebaeteure
unb ibre untertiiBer 10 tpcbl, wie bic
Jamiienbdupter rie ete 8ldtter tbren
&inoerr norlesen, wobl beoenfen, cab
@ott seredt unp ibnen NIT bemielben
Mabe .ptsoer etnmel1en wire, nit BEN
(e bier ausseme0en baben. M59en ie
fi9 elmer itarfen l1ntertibung nur
tmmer rlbmen, mir baben euten @runc
III slauben, ba6 lire eaufbabn fur3 ietn
uno in elmer ibnen jelbf S@aceu brtnz
oenpen Metie encen mtre. Btr per-
bieten ben 8srbreitpns cieier Bldtter
untsr bic 0ldubtstn unleres' Spren>
gels"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-05
Shfit(i(bhgf
Grzahlnng aus dem Yebeu.
MsttS: 3an! uns Stretf
8rtnat ptel 2etb.
Grffes &cpitel.

@er auf leinem Ssnntassmittassz
tiIde etnen oroeen Sdinfen, cine ellenz
LANCE WurlL Elm setrateneS 6ubn, eli
ne Sdl7el pou Gier unc cine Glalhe
Wein iteben bat, eaSu cine quite liete
Grau uno Elm paar gut 9eratbene Sim
rer beliBt, pom Dem lo0te man soraus<
leBen, raB CT 3ufriepen lei unb Elm perz
snii9tes @eli9t made. Sc 1T aber
roG ni@t INNER Der Sail. Da babe
i1 einen Bauer in Qpnbeim 0efannt,
Der bate ra6Aue6 uno nod piel ntebr,
uno tpar bod fat bic an fem 2ebenss
enre Elm un3ufriepener uno mlrrii1cr
&ameraoe, Gem es ielten Semano redt
MAIDEN fonnte. 1tat einr,al elmer per,
elldli6en @urf es gan; 9enau 70 gu
MAIDEN, mie ct es td porbereetaat
Bate, II >par eS earum nod lan9e ni1t
gut ; nei,,, ct drserte it4 tann, tab
ibm Der @runo gum S@elten eenpm<
met, rpar, unp cebbalb brad er In Ell
mem iolden Sale erit re@t los ,1np
mart nit 70 Yiel D%pnnerrettern uni fid,
rae man Elm babies Sabr eamit aus
tommen tonnte. Mit ieinem re9ten
Namen biee Ct MtGel Greitas, aber bic
Bauern I'm Srte rannten i'm nur ben
YrosebmiaeI unp ras bate feline suten
@rlnbe, wie mir ipdter b5ren percen.
SecmS onntaa par Mtdel im5o@z
ante unp ia6 wdbrenb Der prectst re@t
brett in ietnem &irdenfuble, son benz
ct ben S9llGel fetS in rer Eaide trus,
camit 19 Niemanp bieGreibeit beraus>
nabm Jpn gu betreten. Gas pdre faum
n5tbis 9ewelen, tenn bic 9odbeimer,
p~eni9fens etejentaen, welde reselmdbis
ras 6odamt teludten, famen Jpn cbz
nebin ni6t gu nabe, neil fe Jpn pte bic
pet flr@teten. 8rummenc unp fnur<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-05
Ser Taffem=Spaif.

Gini idlu9en mebrere Sitter, bic i1@
III einem 1urnier be9aben, ben 8eg
mad Glairpaur Elm, unp taten I'M, cine
0erter9e i'm 8lo0er. Gs wur 9e9en
co6 Gnoe ber betlisen Gaten;eit; unc
wdbreno ct. 8ernareus an letnen@d>
fen bic pFtaten tsr @alfreunc1daft
erfiQte serbar9 CT ibnen cen letbaften
S@mer3 ni@t> ben er bel hem Nntlide
junser uno gu 70 lei&tferti9en 8ersnlz
9un9en In Der ernaeten 3eit bes Jabres
aufeeleetrr Gbriiten 'empfano, mdbrenp
In berlelten tie Stride in 3urld9esoz
aenbeit unp Bube ieuf;t. sd bite
Cub UNI einen @aFentiQfano", iaste
ct miloen Sons 3u ibnen, IBIS na@ Der
G~aitenseit !" Mber bic Sitter, unsepul>
Dig, il@ int Gurnter ous3usei@nen,
frnnten il@ nt@t entldlieetn, bieier
8itte Golse gu leiten. u5n bielem
GaQe", laste Der beilise Bernarous
nbitte i'd Soft UNI cine @naee, unc i'd
bin Der feiten ueberjeu9uas, eaB t9 fte
erbalteu tperpe." St LIEF ibnen bier
auf etnen Trunf so1ftellen, ieSnete ben
Be9er unp fprad gu ibnen: ~sJrinfet
auf ra8 @obl eurer Seelen!" Sie
tranfen unb nabmen balo carauf Nb<
f&iep BON Dem beilisen @bte. Nber
taum batten fe cine Strede @e9es 3u<
rldsele9t als ibr @ewillen fe beunz
rubiete uno Giner Dem Nncern ben
S9auer uno bic 1eltlamea @ensRen
Der Seele mittbeilte, bic iIe empfanpen.
Das, was fe i'm &lpfer gu Glairpaur
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-05
@p,1t unb &mflanb.

5eit Ginger 3eit 1T Don Diplomats
lhen llnterbanplun9en bic @ece, pel@e
rp1 preuBen ausaebsn fcQen 3u Dem
3weds, TIN cine Nusslei9un9 Der 3mt=
|den Npm unb &ublanb teftebencen
Diferensen an3ubabnen, Die ~Sd9z
fide 3sitruy", Elm Or0as Der aort>
beutl9en Diplomatic, bert@tet barber
fol0enpeS aus Berlin:
Auf @runo per Grfolslof9tett auer
@emaltmaere9e!n In Yoleu, 70 lon9e
man fd nt9t ces GfnFu1es bes &lc>
rus ouf bic pplnilde Bep5lferu1g be-
md9tisen f1nue, Aslanste &ailer Mlerz
amber ~ rem Gntldlu0e benz papf
I9einbare GoncelFonen 3u MAIDEN, bic
Plus TX. jerpd auf @runp wi@tiser
,,euerer Nadrthten aus polen al6 ie>
Der realen 8aiI lis e%ntbebreno erfannte.
Mu9 fonnte in Nom ni1t unbefannt
tleibeu, pae pdbrenp bic rulllhe &e@
9teruns auf Die Ginlapuns oes papftes
an bic 1diematiiden Btla5ie 3umGon>
ell Ter Biufabruns perlelbeu tein 5inz
rernib in zen @e9 le9en 3u woQen
1Fsntli9 erfldrte, Ge iowubl pteie
ais Die rer fatbrli1hen STRIDE angelo
renoen b5beren @eiitltden betmlt9 NIT
Der 8ibitfenfabrt mad ben anmutbt9en
@esenren Sibiriens becrobte, falls iie
noh 3pm 3teber tplrren. Spbalp bic
@eidtsjise Der rulfiden Sanus9e>
ftalt i'm Batican erfannt wprpen, tpar
man entldlu0en, ben nit ben, Ru0enz
tbum beSpnnenen seiitieen 8ampf FORT
suieBen. 60 itano Die Nnselesenb6t,
bis por reniaen @oden Safer Mlu-
amber mad Berlin ben @unid duberte,
tie 9nteruentiun ces preuBiiaen' Qabi>
nets mtSe cine Nusl5bnun9 gu @e9e
brinsen. Gin 1oldsaNnlu@en 1T ;nuar
pffci6ierleits geleu9net, ouetn ba6 blo6e
B~eeleuenen elmer 9batlade ltitens unz
lerer Sffci6ien peroieut nt@t mebr it,
9enp melbes 8ertrauen. @ielmebr
ftsbt bic Sa@t-io il, ba6 &oiitr Mleranz
Der ben Don Jpn eerlni&ten @@ritt
uniereS Cabinets ousprldli@ propoz
cirte. Infer @eianrter in Som ..
Mrnim> Der ais persona grata bort
gilt foQte in Besleituns nit Dem Grsz
bi14pf Don polen>@ nelen, @rafen 2epos
@ousfi, ber 1i9 ote b5dften proteftio<
men erpprben bat, pabtn wi1fen, bae
mad petersburg Elm r6mtl@er Munttus
aelanpt uerpe> mdtrenb fir &om Elm
Botldafter in NusTdt 9e0eQt luerce.
Dod blieb ale Mlbe umlonf. Da5
Sdeitern Der preusil9en8 ermittelun9s<
befrebunsen warp bierauf Dem ruff
i9en Cabinet notifcirt, unp 1T man an
mabsebenrer Steue bier rer Nnfdt
oab &uBlano lid flr bic ibm ertbetlte
@nttport nit einem nencn& oiafenfrei@
in Yolen bepanfen miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-05
6euillfton.
Dtr fi4e Strom.

@ie iiae paQt Der Strom Der 3eiten!
Sbn t0rt i'm l6aut tein Meu(denFnu
Mit leilem Geifertrit!s sleiten
Die WeQen nebsn uns tabin.
t1ab wlrfit bu @slten aud entssseu
Der @tnnben emig slei9em Qaut
Sie 1S6ea auf s~ewobnteu @eeen,
Rein Meltoamm salt Minuten.
l1nb bic fer Gtrpn. serbeert, ssrldlinssl
Seewebes @roBe bieler @eM
t1ut leiner @osea MQma9t ttinset
Bic gum erbab'nen Sterneu3elt.
Das Yuppenipiel, bic yiramtbe,
Der &Saisa- unb Der Beterfat,
Sberiltes usb Der peleibe
Ser INIT in ieluem @eltengrat.
Do9 aud nur lie, he ianfte 6tuute,
8er!ldrt bic Weltenbarmonie
Die 3sit nur belief ieoe @unbe,
unb aQee 0rrbe baut nur tie.
Nus ibrer bunteln Urine fie6et
@s @ebI ais @eb, 10 Sturm ais Stub ;
@obl ieldst le @unbeu, bod fe ialis6et
Nit Mutterbanb fe tuieeer 81.
Gle ndbrt bic Ainter, bic lie t6btet,
Grbebt cen Ebrcn, ben Ge 3erfSrt
@ie baut bas 2ans, tas fe perSoet,
llnb Idmabt bas 5aapt, eas fe eesbrt.
Sie tsbret urauf6ultiam pieees,
l1nb rei0et Naes nit iid fort -
Do@ e~inlens (iutt ibr Stols barnietsr
Na6 etnen, sSttli9 eruBeu @urt.
8esludt, wer fritz ii& umseidaut,
Dap nidt Der Strum aud ibn seri@liast,
limb eiuen Maden l9 ertauet,
Der Jpn ans &ettunssufer brinst.
Das @difFetn, bas tbn tann e~rretteu,
81 Weisbeit muir unb fronmer Sinnj
l1nb brauf't Der @trom III tiefiten getten,
0sIasrt ftest bas S@ifFein Bit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-05
6ina13= u,tb &teuerfra8eu.

SNARE uFfA4y -T N'
Die papierselcbia ld,rtbt nod int
naer unerltptSt ;tpfldeni Dem Senat uro
BEN 9auIt, ,lnb bic BiQ 8ebufs Neuz
Gunptruns Der Staatsl9ulp sermittelR
Mnteiben gu nieersem3insfuee 1T nod
in teinern 5aule sur @erbancluns sez
lanat. Gbenlr 9ebt ies nit ben 2pQs
tariff une5 teuerbiQs. Aber gewis it,
baB risie 35aerun9 ben Sdug;6lnern
10 ,penis mie Denen gu gut fon'ntt,
rpel9c nidts Ycn elmer &eruftion Der
Steuern wi0en poQen. Die 5fentlide
Metnuns BAT n4 70 entldiepen fir
veBttres auseelprchen, caf Der Nrdltz
bent 1tlb(t f@ %petanlabt seleten bat, 81
erfldren, ba6 er es fir rie YEidt ces
Gonsre6ee balte, cteier Stimmuns
Ne@nuns ;u tra9en. llnp taum MINI
ter enti9ieeen pri@t il@ bic 5fenEihe
Wetnuns 9eeen Den neuen Sdubtarif
aus. 60 bat bic Cincinnati San:
relsfammer an, 12. Gebr. etnfimmi6
F8eldll0e an9enomn1ett, wel@e erfldren
upaB Der fnanjieQe 3ufano pes9ancee
eine iolde @epifcn tesi3olltarifs cur6
ben jeBisen Gcn9reb serlanse, cae auf
cine, Die Tabrifintere7en am menisiten
beld1isenoe Mrt has sr1btm6eli9fe
Gtnfommen er3ielt tperce; cab Elm 5az
ri, Der Wpnopole bef6rrert uno elmer
perbdltnibmdbi9 fleinen @nSabl BON
perlonen belonoere Ncrtbeile 9e1pdbrt,
becrudenb unp ungeredt 9e9en pas
8olf lef uno BEN feiner prlitiiden Yar>
tel oerulpst trerpe, trenn ras 8olf iiber
feline @irtunsen aui9etldrt miro; pae
Die neuli9 pom Committee fit Wittel
uno Bese ein9ebra@te 3olltartfblQ fei@
ne rerarti9e iei, ME ie Ger jebise ME-
cersepridte 3ufanp pes 5ancelS unc
Der @eperbe perlanee; eaB fe bic BE-
ftebenpen e%ebdl19en unp einen Inter
1aiep ma9enpen @eleBe erneure unc
lp9ar permebre, bur@ wel&e einisen
@eladftssweisen srobe 8prtbeile 9e>
tpdbrt rlrpen unp eini9en Wenisen
sroBe &eidtbimer 3uRiebcn, welde unz
seredter @eile aus rem Tal@en @ieler
unter rem 8creeben Senpmmen rperoen,
bic Nrteit ;u beldiBen, wpou!@ in Der
Ebat aber bic Mrbett ibres biQisen8erz
bienites beraubt tperoe, inrem oapurd
ancere Snpufriapeiee 3erit5rt u1o bic
Nrbeit ;ur Gcncurren; NIT iid ielbt &C.
,rpuneen tperte; uno paB ale &cbn,az
tertale uno ins @ebiet Der Nrbeit seb5z
renpen Nrtifel 3oufrei rcer 81 mS8lidit
niecri9en Staten ;u9elal1en wercen louz
ten, relhe NIT BEN beitebenpen Snbuz
arie3weigen uno Der tnan3ielen9a9e peS
2anee6 peretnbar 1tnp." .e
@enn bas Neprdlentantenbaus bic
Gerbanclun9en dter Zen 3pQtartf nod
6neer uerS68ert> p;rp Is wobl@ele9en
beit erbalten, mebr Yrptefe p~eslelben
Snbalts in Gmpfans ;u nebmen.-
1etrteens wiQ bic New yort Shines
rpii1en, tab Die @dusjsQner int Gon<
9rele tbre Biu 19pn jebt perlpren gez
Sen. - @%abrldeinli9 miro cielelbe in
Baul@ unp 8usen nieoersetimmt ,per<
cen unc pereen Die @e9ner cine 8iQ
einbrinaen, welde auf penRepenuez3 oQz
Yrinsipien hes Steuer @ommi0drs
@els baltrt 1T. 81 fie aber NIT elmer
IL ourd9reifenben Nefprm unierer
3ou9eltb9ebune 1don in rteler Sibun9
purdprtn9en, 1T iebr 3meifelbaft.
Gp ipridt l@ zines her 6auptcrz
game Der berrl9encen partet, bic
"@eilidepot" iiber bic brennenrenGa<
9e5fra9en aus.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06
AiIlsbnrauab Aerarher.
WEDNESDAY,, april 5. 1870.

We publish letter Of instructions from
Gov, Holden to Capt Pride Jones. The
ring ofthis letter is temperate, samiable and
sensible. We look at it as man at a man.
If we thought any wrong in it-we'd de-
nounce it for Gov. Holden---as man
is no more to us than the poorest laborer
in his every day rags. Both are our equals.
Asa Governor he points in this letter to
peace and submission to the law !; and char
ity and good feeling toward all men. Ger
tainly no man-unless a savage-will war
against that! Most assurcdly are shall not.
n. B,-It may be proper here to remark
that we didn't /" dine y with Gov. Holden
last week for-gads Its seems that man
runs the risk of having his head chopped
of for eating at another mans table now-a
days :! +
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06

went up to the attic, and taking advantage
Of this moments $ respite, the drunkard re-
heyed himself of lis rope and fastened it
to the foot Of the stoSte, whichsoon went up
tothe ceiling with q afrightful noise, caused
BY the fall Of some crockery which was
standing uponig VIZ
The wife, thinking the noise was caused
BY the fruitless struggles Of her husband,
ran to the police Office to declare that she
had found her husband hung. The police
arrived in hothaste, and candle was light
ed, when all started back at the spectacle
which presented itself. The stove was
swinging gracefully in space. and the hus-
band sat grayely smoking bis pipe In
stead OF y suicide, an attempt to murder
was established against the wife, who was
arrested.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06
reREIGs.

The siames government has given orders
for the suppression Of gambling.
The Hessian government has forbidden
the exhibition Of children Of school age by
travelling showmen.
Mile Marie Dumas. daughter u the no
yelist, will be one Of the witnesses IN the
trial Of Pierre BOnnparte.
Pierre Bonapartc i acquitted ofthc Noir
Homicide but still held in custody on q
money charge for 100000 damages.
Baron Haussrnam late Reject Of the
seine proposes to build new. city IL Italy,
to be called Nuoya Roma New Rome.
The Kingof Bavaria lately gavea dinner
10 1 400 poor people Or Munich, and en-
gagged twelve hotels for their accommoda-
tiOns.
Tho infant Isabella is suing FOR divorce
from her husband Count Girgenti, on ac-
count Of bis extrayagant and spcndthrift
habits.
The Paris papers tell how an English la
dy was shown out Of the Projects Bill be-
catsc she brought her pet terrier in her
handkerchief.
The Empres Ea genie has decided % DO
away with the extEayagancc Of the court,
and simplicity in dress i about to dawn
upon the world.
The Vicoroy Of Egypt, TO meet the re-
guirements Of his guests at the late fetcs,
purchased not fewer than ~ grand pianos
from the house Of Efard 10 Paris.
A Roman correspondent Of London pa
per speaks Of the death Of an American
millionare, Mr. Cunny, resulting from .
Gall from BIS horse at q fox hunt, given IN
honor Of the Empress Il Austria.
A new instrument, the Typopbene has
been exhibited IN private circles in Paris.
Il j. Of the pianoforte species, composed oi
ordinary diapasons, tuned 10 the gamut and
struck BY piano-haminer. The sound IL
described as Elycry resembling lell, and
more penetrating than harp. is
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06
Farewell. Vain Worlds

According to letter writer in a Raleigh
paper (who is an honorable man) our fune-
raj is soon to be preached in the neighbor-
ing counties Of this section. We do trust
that seemly regard will be had for our
dead ashes. If there's to be any music at
the grave we rather preferthe OIL Thirteenth
band as We used to march till We were neu-
lg dead BY the strains Of their martial mu-
sic. ...-... .... .-.-. t,...
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06
For the HiHsboro Recorder.
To the People Of Orange County.

AS see by the Hillsborough Recorder
it is proposed to hold mass meeting in
Hillsboro on the 9TH of May 1870 for the
purpose, among Others, to nominate candi-
dates to ill the various Offices within the
county; / take this occasion to say that
neither desire or expect to be d candidate
for the nomination Of Senator. Imake this
announcement in accordance with deter
mination formed some time ago to retire
from political life at the close Of the pres
ent Legislature. This step is imperatively
demanded by private considerations, and
the duties owe to others, as we'll as the
necessity to give unremitting attention and
study to the profession which follow. The
causes which induced me to be a candidate
at the last election. as set forth in my let
ter then published, have mainly ceased to
exist. To the many friends who supported
my aspintions. and also to those who gene
ronsly acqniesced and actively exerted
themselves after my nomination, | return
many hearty thanks. The motives Of all
who labored to prevent divisions and disun-
ion in our ranks are fully appreciated. In
my course as member of the Senate / have
honestly cndeayored to do my full duty.
Contendin against an overwhelming naio-
rity, regret that Twas not able to accom-
plish MORE To properly discharge the high
trust, requires unreasing laborious effort.
The fascinations and exhilaration which
some think incident to public life soon pass
away. The drudgery andirksome round Of
duties to one who earnestly iabors for the
good of his state and county, affords out lit
tie pleasure or time for enjoyment. Aeon
sciousness Of having faithfully endeayored
to perform my obligations and knowledge
that my conduct is approyedby my constitu-
cnts is the only reward that ! ask. While
| have no right to fatter myself that
would receive the nomination if candidate.
it is but just to many friends, who have in
timated d willingness and desire to support
me, to take an early opportunity Of making
the announcement herein contained, that
they may make other selections. and on my
part, to leave nothing undonc that may
promote the harmony Of the proposed con-
vention. In declining to be a candidate
for the nomination | hope no one win sup
pose that do not kecnly desire the stceess
Of conservative principles. A knowledge Of
the imbecillity, corruption. extraagance
and rascality Of the Radical faction in the
Legislature, and its aiders and abettors
but makes me the more dcsirous that
staunch and reliable men should be select
ed in the present emergency to devise mea-
sures for the resuscitation Of our impoycrish-
ed people. Any one is mistaken who sup
poses that the issues involved arc not Of VIZ
tai consequence to our future prosperity and
happiness. | shall labor earnestly for the
triumph Of those principles which | believe
to be conducive to that erd. / trust that
our candidates may be we'll qualified for
their important duties. snd that old Orange
may still retain the high position which She
has ever occupied in the Councils Of the
State. ] am very truly yours,
JOHN W. GRAHAM.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06
rhe Nan shas wouIaa'. be Hanged.

[Erya Ls Koni. n BRUSSELS.
The following incident has happened at
Flesingue, in Hollsnd: A wife exaspera.
ted By the continual drunkenness u hss
husband. threatened him with death. Some
daysago she attempted toput her threat in
to execution. There was but an attic o.
bOve the sitting room. To this she ascend
ed. made d holc In the floor. and passed .
rope through IL, one end Of which fell 10 the
floor, below, while the other remained fas-
tened IN the attic. She thcn descended,
made slip-knot in the rope, and awaited
her husbands return. Ne az last arrived
and was much surprised TO receive no re,
proaches on his bad conduct
There Il ssomething underhand here"
thought he. 81 must see.
Wemust premise that this scene took
place in complete darkness. The husband.
whose suspicious were reused, let himsclf
fall into chair and appeared 70 sleep pro-
foundly. After some snoring. he felt .
rope passed around his neck. lie then un-
understood the little trick that was 70 be
played him, butdid not move Lis wife
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06
STORIES or rsra.
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There were two occurrences IN the, war Of
1912. which are characteristic of the Ken
tacky soldiers at that timc, which do not
recollect to have seen in print. The one
occurred while the American prisoners were
being marched through Canada to Fort
George. On one occasion the officer COM
manding the guard bought some whiskey,
and invited Kentucky corporal to drink.
The British Captain gave as a toast George
III. The corporal drank without hesita-
ton, The British Captain then called up
on the. corporal for sentiment. The cor
poral rather declined, saying, You
have been kind in inviting me TO drink, and
Imay give offence by giving toast. mo"
said the Captain give d sentimental
toast. The corporal then said: l. May
the skins Of Kings be made drum-heads,
and the shanks Of Tories drum-stieks, to
beat the Americans to arms The Brit
ish Captain remarked -. Sir, you must re-
member where You arc, and act according
ly."s A British Lieutenant, who compos-'
ed one of the company said: STOP Cap
tain, you called for sentiment. and must
not now take exception" Suffice to say,
the British officers swallowed the toast.
The other happened at Camp jackson.
below New Orleans, on the 9Th of Janua-
ry, 1915. After the British made their
last charge on our breast-works they sent
in Gag Of truce. which was met BY flag
from the American army, asking the priv
ilege of removing their killed and wounded,
which were numerous. A line was desig-
mated 80 far from our breastworks as to pre-
vent the enemy discovering the nature of
our defenees, and American soldiers placed
on one side Of the line and British soldiers
on the other. While their dead and woun-
ded we're being taken TO this line and re-
ceived by British soldiers. asOldier belong
ing TO the latter remarked to Kentucky
soldier "It is useless for you to continue
the contest; we are determined to take the
city. We have Lord Packenham, Lord
Gibbs, and Lord Keenc, and q powerful
army. and are determined to take thecity."
To which the Kentucky soldier replied !:
:. We have on our side the Lord God Al
mighty. the Lord Jesus Christ and the he
70, Old Hickory. and I'll be damned if we
can't whip you" Kentuckians may be
oyerpowered. but still they will crow.
Lexington G,tzeite.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06

1.-TWO lovers were lettering on the mar
gin Of lake. on fine summers evening,
when the lady discovered some flowers Of
the Mgsosis growing on the water. close to
the bank of anisland, at some distance from
the shore. She expressed desire to pos
sess them, when her knight, in the true
spirit Of chivalry, plunged into the water,
and, swimming to the spot, cropped the
wished for plant-but his strength was un.
able to fulfil the object Of his achievement /;
and feeling that lie could not regain the
shore, although very near it, he threw the
flowers upon the bank. and cast last afFcc-
tionate look upon his lady love, he said fDr-
get me not. and was buried in the water" !"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-06

Ho every one that thirsteth We are
going to form a committee of one, hold a
convention, and nominate proper man
to go to the Legislature-or anywhere else
He must be temperate man !; man
that is no respecter Of persons man who
is as proud to hearken to beggar as to
stand before king (; a man who has seen
adversely and yet despises the influence Of
money man who can live on four dol
Ers a day; a man who will work for the
good of the whole people rather than the
success and applause ofany one party an
intelligent man good one. That's it.