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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-04

.NoiE.-These bonds are dated March. lsssi pay
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-04

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSE WOOD, PIANO
"A forte for SALE richly carved legs and full iron
lined vita satin wood oversng bsss nlad WITH and pearl
keys order for the present owner by city makers
fully guaranteed for three been in use but seven
Cover Also elegant Drawing Room Suits cost $780, for el35
Inquire st 70 West Twenty Sixth street, sixth avenue
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AMUsEMENTs,

- AsfUsEMENTs. Y
GALL.
49, AND AS
4SS AND ABE
BaoADwAy
This WELL KNOWN EsrSsIfsassSr
THE GREATEST KNrsRf fIts IN THE WORLD
49, -, DssrANoNG
has The iargest OF taensc artists that have ever been
brought together IN my place Of in the WORLD
without the least inerlnissou
ne ,s along by Each
unprecedented in the New soSs anusemsats
do expense IL spared IN the engagement OF aristsseect
ed s 1Ss oGs %s- 2 or sA s4I ss merit
A AsEET.. a aAIGETTF
to be the best Dancer that has appeared
sihs s?'} S S;ssEIHH,
The great Ir'a nUsdisa and hs original n America
,. .. -, 49,, SEssss s H H4ssIsaISoss
T 4SsE F rAsrSs
The b ct Comic s!nger and Clown in America
II" M1Gs vELARDE,
W. ARLINGTON
soss. ~ ~ rHossE, !.
.uu AND WEAVER.
= BALLET TROUPE
BALLKr TROUPE
That has been In York composed OF arN elass
DaucerB
THE BEST
OkCaEsTRA
ORCHESTRA
IN TIE CITY, IN THB CITY,
UNDER LEADERSHIP
MIX r. VAN ALKER,
Thoroughbred musician the first which has cauaed
to embazon the name of f. Van Aker OF the
leaders In America
ADMISSIONS
FIRMLY Ciicie lsJ.
tO0
The management have great pleasure in announcing
engagement With
DON SANTIAGO 0IBBoNOIsE,
DON SANTIAGO GIBBONOIsE,
The world renowned Contoronist who will appear Wed
nesdsy June g.
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w .,AMUSEMENTs.

y sAMUsEMENTs.
L AURA , SsHsS,s z zs5A EsSar NIGHT,
I: :: ..7.. .i.5...
SEVEN SISTERS
Ill UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN.
E oNK HUN RED AND TWENTY-FIVE
II. Fs ss* SaESss q $nS sS5SSEyA
WARRINGTON AND HIS !, A IA CROSSING TIE
o2 sEg s4,.4 !Sssfs4iSs s, sa.'
THE STATES ATs n INJ0k.
Ssf kaHs baso SAa15S FORGE
~ sAs UNION
ssSSsss, I, ': :sSs$3s,
Ponser &c Concert Han q The World.
THIRTEEN CRNTs.
Cheapest place of Amusement In the World
q.
'f' ' Miss 51fiA xs5rrA
sALLE EHH TROUPE
FIFTY FIFTY E ES$ss E LADIES:
4: ~ ~ $ $ $$$s$E:
s szs SS$sE.i.
win each evening in some OF his popular
Remember, for the small price Of
10" can SEQ the Bao s ssssRess 0AsS
Love in the Highlands
1 PIif.Ifss Fs oEl A.
Admits to see the groupings artistic pictures &c. of
beautiful ballet troupe ys s.o Of sixty young ladies'
Admits to the of the renowned
PAUL CANE.
THITEEN CENTS
Admits to hear the comicales and songs OF
DENNY QALLA0HEK
l3 cents
Admits TO the picturesque representation by Mons
BOUXARY, ballet master, of an
IRISH HOLIDAY,
Spenddy arranged expenvely mounted giving
representations and LIE scenes of Irish holiday life
Ii cents
Admits to hear the great Local Ban 10 Solos Of
GEORGE WAhkEN.
rHIRTBEN CENTb
Admits 10 see the performance Of
PROF. NICHOLAS AND SON.
Admits the great Flying Rings Bar &C.
DENZER AND BkOTHkRS
THIRTEES GENTS
1.-TWO GAY TRcUBADOURs."
l3certs
Admits to hear the besutfu overtures of the
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA
LADS AND LA~bEe,
Mons. LACOMBE the modern Hercules,
Les ECHOES DU TYR0L,
And performance OF over
SIXTY DISTINCT ACTS
By the first artists In the city.
Lasting from precisely till IL clock each night.
closer calcuation-Nopdsy nght-Two tiers $40 look
ing glasses included Balance OF audience dead hesds
ConundIum answered. Comic singer, 1856.
Answer-worn Niger Singers Model Artist Perform
Orcte Of eighteen pieces dwiDdled
OF course the Comic einger, at 1856. is ahead
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

SyEGARS AT WAR PRICES.-THE ASSIGNEE. AT II
~ Broadway In DESTROYS to close stock and Ia
offering very great inducements Please aud examine
The stock and prtesa
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en- ELpRiDGE sTRxpT-HlDAMg wIDnER, GLAZE
w ant and gifted Spanish sdy unveils ne mysteries
OF futHri,v marriage absent trsods sickness ppei
medicre Tor ali tells lucky numbers property lost
or stolen, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

SsTEAMER ADRIATIO TUESDAY. JUNE 2s-THE
~ magnificent steamer ADKIAVIO, j. Walker Commander,
win leave on above date for Galway Through tickets viii be
England Ireland and scotland For passage further nfor
NATION, apply to
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TOR HAVANA AND st. JAGo pE CUBA.--oN sATUR
y day June Is 1861 at r. the and elegant
United states mail steamship SANTIAGO De CUBA. 2UO0
tons buYthen w. Cbeesman commander. For freight
pss age Apply board ths Neptune Iron Works. al
the foot of Eighth street. New York.
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FINANCIAL.

n U0Usr BELMONT co, B BANKERS NO. 50 WALL
street New York. issue letters of credit to travellers
available pArs OF Europe through the nohs
child II Pars London frankfort, Vienna Naples and he
correspondents
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QRYANTs' MrNsTRELs
ID MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,
Above 0rahd street.
MONDAY, June 8, and avery evening during the week,
THE RuGAED PATH;
OR, THEY WOULD BIS SONS OF MALTA
EPH HORN AND DAE BRYANT,
The popular comedane in their side comicaHe1
MISS 1SBIPPl FLING, JOE BOWEkS RIVAL DARki80.
DA1S WHAT'S DE MATER.
Doors at curtain rises at O'Clock Tickets r. oet
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4 BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLExEN
a dispose Of their Off Clothing Furniture, Carpets
and Jewelry guarantee pay 25 per than
other dealer. Call address j. MALI, l52 Seventh
avenue between twentieth aud Twenty first streets Ladies
offended to by Mrs. Anhalt.
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SfEAM TO HAMBURG, HAvRE LONDON AND
- SOUTHAMPTON.
The Hamburg American Pscke Company's iron steamship
BOhCsSiA N Trautuann commander. carrying the Omitted
States mail viii leave from pier II North river foot OF Full
ton street.
saturday, June 10. at noon.
for Hamburg via southampton taking psssen Havre
London, southampton and Hamburg.
First cabin 500; second cabin, 50; steerage, $35
The of this line will lesve Satur
day. carrying the United States mail.
The steamship BAVARIA will succeed the BORuBSlA
June 20 G. 3. RICHARD BOAS,
Isl Broadway
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sSTATEN BLAND PAVILION HILL PARK oUARAN-
- tine First Landing GRAND Carnival this day, also We'd
nesdsy and Thursday Dancing the green and in the
ballroom Sack Races Wheebarrow Races bindfoided 70
fun uadrle Band in attendance Professor Gumbs 6uVt
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, FOR LIVER.
~ pool The PESsiA, Judkns Commander, will sail
steamboat will ply between the CompAnys wharf, at
Jersey City and the PERSIA from twelve to half past one
O'Clock, TO convey passengers and baggage board.
consequence o the number Of who out
In the small steamers and the great risk arising therefrom
passengers respectfully requested t. take leave Of their
friends on the wharf they cannot be taken board
The AUsTKALABIAN will sail June 10.
CUNARD. NO Bowling Green.
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for the HillshOrough Recorder.
sDLUiER's AID SOCIETY.

The committee III this Society acknowl.
edge the rreript 81 the following articles
since Oct. a7th:
Fr"m Me.rs. Laiimer & Brown 6S pairs
Of wmlen sacks; Mn. White II d.; Mrs.
Cain TO-; Mrs Mary Nash 6 do; Mrs. sa.
rah Webb 4 do; Miss Hall lido; Miss Bet.
ne Woods de-, Miss Mary Am Weeds Q
do; Miss Martha Hall do; Mrs. Cameron
6 do. bundle cherry bark and dog wood
ruot; Mrs. wo,als 4 piIloss with cases.
sh.rrs. package Of sage; Mrs 8. c. p. Hill
package ii tea; Miss Ja"e Nsls u pillows
With cases; = r.. DE Ro-sett Q Calico shirts;
Mrs. White ~ sds. a'nnel.
The sincere thanks of the society are re-.
turned 10 the KIND donsrs. with the haps that
these WIN have already contributed TO this
cause nav feel encouraged To- give m.rr. aud
ihnse aha ~ vet have dune nothing may re.
alize the responsibility which rss's upon each
one of Us 10 aid aur e.un,ry and its cause.
There are many VII" can give but little. vet
he smallest addition 90 the comforts Ui the
s,ek or exposed s must thankfully received |;
and thase WIN feel unable TO contribute eloIh.
ing. waald be dong an equal service BY col.
leeiing for the use 81 our Hospitals Wild cher.
w bark. the bark aud riot Of the dog woul.
md the leaves and npwrrs Of the Life Ever.
lasting. Our State is doing her part nobly
IN supplying the ~an's Of her soIdiersi let
Us not weary IN well doing.
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IN poRrANr PROM rHE wEsr.

Crn Bauk Near colgmtus-TAe Fedeals Defeated
waA Hepy Loss-Censeai Graal Reported Killed.
COLUMBUS. Ky. INV. IA light began at
II o'clck On yesterday al B.lmoai. app,-
site 10 Columbus, aud lasted until 5 o'clock
in The afternoon. Gen. Pillow. sith Tap.
pans, wrighi's. P,ckett's, aud Russeil re !.
giments. Wondering $500 men. were aIisek.
ell by 5000 Federal troaps. under Gems.
Grant. MeClrfuand. aud HenfJrd. Until
o'clock there were many alterations Of sue.
ces,es aud rrserses. Our forrrs We then
reinforced By Walkers. Cnrsol's. and Marks
regiments, when Gen. Pillow ordered flank
movement, which was made aud supp uied
By Smiths aud wright's regiments. under
the immediate command &c Gen Polk.
The enrms fed aud werr pursued to their
gunboats. II was q complete rout. The
rnads were filed for several miles uilh the
dead and .apndrd. with guns. smmonitiua.
knapsasks. &c sc. The gunboats were at.
tackled By aur sharp. shuaiers. their cables
cut. aud The Rederais made preeipiiate EN-.
barksiien.
Watson's battery. under Halloween. 10 i'm.
morisllzed. u was captured after furious
defence. and subsequently re.taken By our
truups.
Oar loss is heavy. but much less than thstof
thr Frderals. We have 90 prisoners. The
enemys loss is frnm 400 10 500.
General Grant u tepurisd killed.
We re.ca iured nearly all our men who
had been taken prisoners.
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STRAY BOOKS.

TIVE fnllowing volumes Of the Z'usisn and Pastors
iibrary. belouging TO the Presbyterian Church II
Hild'crough src MISSING supposed 10 have been Dor.
rowed and na returned; there may be others IN the
sane csse. Persons having these. other volumes IN
their possession, requested 10 return Them or h IN
actual use 10 rpt The ssme. that d may be known
who sfe responsible fof their fsiafn.
Calsieral Bible, 4th vol. slo.
iI"Ise's History Of the Presbyterian Church, %
part. $40.
c1dwouhis intellectual System. lsi vol. syo.
Me,;heyns's wo'ks. Id and "a vols. $50.
Shakespeare, 81 vol. svo
EoswelIs johnson ist vol $50.
Junius's Letters. 81 vol. svo.
Goljsmilhs Anins,ed Nature. % and % vols. syo.
Plutarch's Lives IL vol svo.
Rollins Ancient History. lei vol $40.
Hsnerofs History Of The Cnied States. isi vol. svo.
Gvldsmiih's Works. ist vol limo.
Rollins Ancient History. 9th and 10th vols. limo
Pope's Works. 9Th vol. i2mo
SpWks American Biography 81 vol iamo.
Plluy's Letters. % v1l Ismo.
RsIques Of Ancient English Poetry, iss vol iamo.
November ~. is-
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70, the HiIl.bo,oush Recorder.


fiiii.tosousa. Nov. 10Th. 1861.
To NY oSsrruEsrs;-Allow me, FIRST to
thank you for the many hon"rs you have cen
frrred upon me. and then to tender 10 you
my resignation az your representative in the
SENATE. Alter two extra sessions OF your
Legislature. Il 70 to be hoped there will not
be q third. II. however. there should be.
you will he unreprrsenied. as the Constitu-
ton CLEARLY forbl Is an officer Of the army
holding seat 10 the Legislature. Against
the plain letter Of the Constitution ! should
not take m, seat.
The condition Of the whsle county is great.
y changed since | was CHOSEN your repre-
sentative. Then al wa. peace; now every
~o,d Is war. Society will soon be conyuissd
ss Il upon the verge of dissolution, aud we
are engaged wiiha numerous aud formidable
enemy. Dur tronps have tr,umphed over
them IN msny field; they can. they will
triumph again. Three Companies 81 your
children. one At Bethel Church (tIrangr Ligt,
lni.ntr,) -nd tao at Manassas. Plat River
Gosrds aud Orsngr Cray 81 have sh.wa 10 the
enemy and the world. the metile Of which
you are made.
Those VIM 20 forth from 0rsnge to d. bat.
tie for thr,r country will remember that the
eyes Of the Orange Light Infantry. the Guards
aud the Grays are upon them.
This generation has known nothing but
prsce; to know, see. and ieri nothing but
var. will br great trial upon your patience
sai your patriotism; for war doums both sides
who engage in il TO grievous hsrd,hips YOU
should. II you have not alrrsdy done so. ful.
y make up your minds To deny yourselves
not only luxuries aud comforts but the ne
cssssrIss of HE. The winter Of 1891 found
,our fathers in great distress. with an enemy
on their soil; they were wanting in salt,
shoes. clothes. and what vas worse wanting
IN arms. What IL the wIatrr Of 1861 shall
hnd you. their Children. IN a like condition /:
u you have anything 81 ihrir spirit. you will
bear IL brxsely. ~iihout msrmur or COM
plant.
One error. 10 common with the people II
the south. you should correct. You under-
rate the power aud force Of the enemy and
their ability TO do you harm. II this be in
dulsed in. you will not be able 10 brar any
the lras: reverse which may happen l. our
victorious troops. al any shosld occur, and
"eear they mosi.) You will find yourselves
r,proachlng one another with our .wn raIam.
tiles and our avn faults. Our iraops have,
aud they will ag.ia perform sondrr.. bul
they can't be always victorioos. While w
should hope aud struggle and die for the vic.
tory. let ~ not dispend. because the fortunes
~ war may sometimes declare against us.
As our fathers. alter much and long suffering
had their triumph their days d thanksgiving
and their nights 81 illomrn. SO We must have
ours. n We are true 10 our country, TO our
srlses aud TO zach alher.
Thanking you -galn Tor your many arts u
kindness, bid yo1. my friends and fellow.
citizens. must respectful farewell.
JOSIAH TURNER, Jr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-13
For tbs Hin borough Recorder.
A earn.


Having been falsely. wilfully. and mali.
ciously charged with forgery. I deem it just
to set myselfIig before the public. although
the Court dismissed the case. his Honor Judge
Baily saying cit il no forgery"
The circumstances we're thus: bought q
note from A. Boothe on Mr.. Owen. Said mole
called for $50; and gave my own note for
the same. that is ESQ. On reviewing the
note at home. found that Mr.. Owen had
paid seven dulars and forty EIGHT cents: and
il Was, credited on it. did not know IL.
neither did VIZ. Bovthe notice il, when he
sold Il TO me. Ii a trade disposed Of the
note. and in few DAYS after, I saw Mr..
l'onths and tnld him that there was o.. 48 Gre
diird on the noie. and as mad given my note
tor The full amount. he must paw me back
~ 48: and he did not quite under stand II.
being an ignorant old man. Whereupon
drew statement. and placed the credit on
il. as on the original noie, and showed him
how it was; and he Immediately paid me
back the s7.4s. And nov this piece Of pa
per. on which made the statement, and on
the face Of il had calculated interest and the
like. was left on his table, or drapped IN the
floor. and thought no more Of il. This IS
what MIR. Bnothe tried to collect of Of Mr..
Owen. This. too. is what individuals pro-
malgaie as forgery. did what had right
to do; and will do il again, when necessity
demands IL JOHN VI. CRAlGE.
Chspa Hill, N C.