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The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
CONFEDERATE TAXES.

A LII persons liable for Taxes under an Act Of tn
- Confederate Congress, entitled AN Act 10 auiho
the issue Of Treasury Notes, and 10 provide " q
Tax for their redemption are hereby required 10 han,
n written lists 10 the Assessors at the following time
and places, 10 wit:
ST. Thomas District,
At Thomas Longs. on Friday the sth of November.
Al Chapel Hill. on Saturday the 9th
CasweiI District.
AT White Cross. on Friday the s,h.
Al Thomas J. Cates's. Oh Saturday lhe 9Th.
Orange District.
At James w. MILES, on Friday the sih,
A. Cedar Grave. on Saturday the 9th.
fiIllsbnrough District.
Al Nichois's. on Friday The sih.
Al Halls Store, on Saturday the 9th.
AZ Hillsborough, on Monday the llih.
ST. Marys District.
AZ Red Mountain, on Friday the sth
AZ Midway, on Saturday the 9th.
AZ Webb's Factory. on Monday ihe lllh.
Al John A. CSles's on Tuesday the lsih.
ST. Marks District.
AZ Durham's, on Friday the s,h.
At A. d. Gunteris. on saturday the slh
Az William Trices, on Monday the llih.
Town Of hillsborongh. on Friday the sih.
The 9th and 9Th sections Of the Tax Law provide.
az follows:
sEe & That. for the special purpose Of paying the
principal aud interest of the public debt and Of sup.
Pcrtibe the Government War Tax shall he assessed
and levied Of y cents upon each one hundred dollar,
in ualue, Of the following property In the Confederate
States, namely Real estate Of al kinds, slaves, mer.
ehandse Bank Stocks Railroad and other Corporation
stocks Money ct interest. invested BY individuals IA
the purchase u Bills. Notes. and other securities for
money. except in the Bonds of the Confederate States
Of Amerca, and cash hand or on deposit in Bank o.
esewhcre cattle, horses and mues gold watches gold
and silver plate. pianos and pleasure carriages Pro.
rded, A0t0eutr, that when the taxable properly hsfein
above enumerated, Of any bead Of family is cf value
less ihan five hundred dollars. such taxable property
shall be exemp, fiom taxsiion under this acl find
prorided further, that the property Of Colleges and
School. and % chartabe OF religious corporations Or
associations actually used for the purposes or which
such colleges schools corporations or associations were
created, shil be exempt from taxation under this act
Aad provided further, That ali public lands. and all
property owned by State fcr public purposes Be ex.
empt from taxation.
sac. 9. Any person whe shall sil to deliver 10 the
collector OF assessor ls OF his taxsble property al
he time prescribed BY him. shall be liable 10 double
ay upon ell bic taxable property the same TO bc as.
cssed BY the collector or ssessof and 10 be collected
n the same manner and By the same ptocess as hero
n provided as to the single tar.
The Assessors appointed will attend 10 their rspec.
i've Districts on the days above specified. Punrtuay
9 enjoined on sli
Assessors can get any information desireI By apply.
nc 10 me, near Chapel HILL or they can get direction.
Or heading their lists 80 a. 10 include al property sub
Get 10 tar, y applying s the Office off Clerk o. The
County Court.
w. N. PATTERSON,
Collector for Orange County.
October 81. is
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AD vALOREM.

We learn that some object TO Mr.. Turner
as . candidate for Congress, because he holds
a commission 10 the army. This seems To
be no objection in other states. Mr.. Cobb,
the Speaker Of the present Congress, and a
candidate for The next, 10 the CoIone, Of !
Georgia Regiment; Mr.. Pryor, Of Virginia,
a Colonel in the Confederate army. is can
didste in the Petersburg District; General
Bonham. Of South Carolina. and many 9th
ers. may be referred to. as in the same situ-
alton. A VOTER.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

"a = Commissioners appointed BY the County Court
Of Orange. will sell to the highest bidderss the
Court House door in Hilsborough, on Wednesday the
9th day Of November next,
Five Valuable Negroes,
consisting Of one Man about fifty years Of age. Boy
about eighteen. Woman about ,hrty.seven. and he,
two children boy about four years old aud the
other girl about two years old.
Twelve months credit win be given; bond and good
security required.
ARCH'D STRAYH0RN.
Comm,Ss'Oaer.
October 10. "a Twp
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL At the residence Of Andrew Borland. de.
ceased. on Thursday tbs 3lst day Of October, 1861.
Fifty Barrels of Corn.
A Crop Of Oats. Hay, and Fodder,
several articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Three head Of Horses, four or ve head Of Hogs, and
other articles.
Sir months credit win be given; bond and good Sc.
curity required.
ARCH'D sTRAYHORN, Adm'r.
October 10. .4--3wp
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DrArH or lupor Drcs.-we are panied to
reeard the death of this exeelleat man, which
took place on the 18th inst, in Gates eoua-
". Tie fell sick. sc understand, at Eden.
ton, whittier he had gone to hold court, and
removed TO point some twelve miles from
Blaekwater depot. where he died.
Judge Dick was in the T3d year OF his
age. lie had been on the Superior Court
bench upwards Of thirty years. having been
elected. we believe. while a member Of the
Commons IRON Gailford county. lie was 4
good man. and an honest. impartial. and up.
right judge. Raleigh aaa6uyd.
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Another Glorious Victory.I

Manassas. Ocr. %. - Gen. Evans, with Q,
900 Conlederates, engage Gen. Stone. with
10 900 Federals at Leesburg. on yesterday,
(Monday.) The battle lasted all day, and
the Confederates we're victorious. The Fed
eral loss was 400 killed and wounded--5a0
were taken prisoners; and 500 Federals were
drowned while trying to recross the Potomac.
The Confederate loss was 500 killed and
wounded. a
We took six cannon and 600 small arms.
Col. Baker Of Oregon. was killed, and Col.
Cogswell and ten other officers are among
the prisoners.
The killing Of Col. Baker, the Black Re-
publican Senator from Oregon. and Lincoln's s
mouthpiece in the Senate. is cause Tor es-
pecial congratulation. He was an English,
man by birth. and il was this man who said
in the course Of a long TRADE Of abuse Of the
South and Southern men, delivered at the
extra session Of the Federal Congress, that
every foot Of Southern soil should be conquer
ed; that the stars and stripes should wave
over forts and arsenals. and that if Southern
Governors would no, conduct their State af-
fairs according to the laws Of the United
States, Governors from Massachusetts, and
Illinois would be appointed in their places.
1t seems highly probable. from present advi-
ces. that It was not his destiny to witness a
tuihliment Of his sweeping prophecy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
COMMON SCHOOLS.

vNHE Examining Committee will meet at the Court
= House in the town Of Hisboroush on the follow.
ing days, to wit Saturday the 9Th day Of Noyem.
bsr for the purpose Of examining the Male applicants
and on Saturday the 10th. for Females. Ali who de.
sire to obtain certificates to Teach attend on those
days as there will be no private examinations.
WM. H. BROWN, C. B. S.
October a. ts
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1851.
James Webb Us William ]. McKeualI.
sally Nash and 81. Hunt Us. the same.
Charles NJ. Latimer us. sesame.
William F. Strsyhorn Us. the same.
Original Attachment
T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant William ]. McKerrall has removed OUT OF
the county, and absents himself from the county and
State that the ordinary process Of law cannot be ser
we'd him; Il is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the HilIsborough Recorder for
six weeks, notifying the said William J. McKerall
that unless he appear at the next term Of this Court to
he held at the court house in Hlsborough, on the
fourth Monday Of November next, then and there TO
repleyy and plead according 10 law, he will be proceed
ed against in the same as If he had been served
with process and had failed to appear and plead
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, at
Office in Hillsborough, the 4h Monday Of Aug, 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
September is. Price adv So 30 each. os-6w
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To the Ladies Of Orange COUNTY.


An requested BY the Governor Of your siar in cali
upon you 10 furnish fof the soldiers ii tue arms
wooden socks and blankets for their comfon ani oer
ton during The approaching winter. Each donor will
please sccompany her sii, BY her name. shall this
call upon your patriotism be made without proper
sponse on your rsni cannot believe that 4 will
therefore ea upon yau 10 come forward with your gins
and lay them bouniiiuy upon the atar Of your coun
Try. Initiate the example OF your mothers oi the reso
lotion. and allow not the sCdiers who have taken w
arms in defence Of youf liberties your lives, and what
Is still dearer your honor 10 90 unprovded iori suffer
your defenders 70 30 exposed unprotected 70 The
winters chilling blasts Come, then. 20 their relief;
furnish them with thosc necessary articles TO relieve
suffering humsniiy and thereby merit The faudKs not
only d the present BOT u future generations.
am yous humble servant,
r. VI. JONES, Sheriff.
~. The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward 10 me articles fof the s0ldiefsi
w. w. Allison. n. y. Hall. ADDISON Msngum Nj.
A. Angler John W. Can, and Alvis Durham.
August 20. o.
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The Electoral Ticket.-.Ia .

The Electoral Ticket.--In consequences Of
previous engagements. Judge Shepherd expect. % be
absent from the State on ,he.hna Wednesday 10 De
eembs the day appointed for the meeting Of the EIec-
tOisi coRege and has hersOrs requested his name 70
BE- withdraw from the Electoral Ticket. The name
Of William Mel. Mckay Of the sane county. has been
placed on the iisks, as suitable substitute.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

Dividend.-rhs Directors Of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rsrosd have declared dsidshd Of sish,
per cent from the profits q the coPssy ior the pasl
swelss moniha.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

Ccrrection.-An important error occurred IN
Mr. Psusnens Tar Adverissmcn, las week. The
days foe giving In the lists The sth and 9Th Of No
sssrs. &c. instead Of December Al those inter-
ssisd will please TAKE notice Of the correction.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30

IsKrricissr.-1'he London Post says that
Admiral Milne. the commander Of the Brit.
ish North American squadron. has officially
reported 70 his Government that he block.
sde is totally inefficient
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-10-30
N NOTICE T.

HAVING qualified ai August term of tho Court ci
u Pleas and Quarter Sessions ss Adminisi faior on
the Esisc Of Leroy Daushriiy al persons are hereby
having clsims sFains, the estate will present them
within Che time prescribed W law OF this notice will
he plead IN bar Of Their recovery.
JAMES Z. SCARLErr, AJm'r.
September u. og-3wP
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS !.

TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Reprinted at Raleigh, N. C.
voice from. Heaven, spages.
Don't put il of,
All sufhciency Of ChIisl, -
Self Dedication 10 God.
Private Devotion,
The Act Of Faith,
The Sentinel,
Motives 10 Early Pety,
Come 10 Jesus. Formerly 64 psges,) now in
50, and in 8 four psge tlacis.
Approved By all the Pastors Of this City.
4 large edou ofthe above should be printed before
the type is distributed as il will cost $40 to reset them
The humber and variety will be increased as funds are
given. 500 pays for 5000 pages; $40 pays for
31.uGu pages, AID 81 pays for 1900.
Donnilans 10 he sent to the Agent, which be will
ackno~cs hy letter. and report 10 each Of the Pas
iirs q iii- CIV More than $4,000 pages Of now
tracts have be,sisrnt to our soldiers in Virginia.
WM.I. cROWDER, Tract Agt
July. 90
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
HEAD QUARTERS N. c. TROOPS.

Adjuisnt Generals Office.
Raleigh, Oct. IS. 1861. s
General Order No. 20.l
"A LII Companies hereafter accepted by the Governor,
= will remain at home. without pay, until called on
for active SERVICE when reasonable time will be allow
ed them for reaching the appointed place Of rendezvous
This order is necessary of the limited guam.
ty Of Clothing and Camp Equipage now on hand,
and TO enable the Governor 70 have these supplies rea.
dy or the Of the Troops the time they begin their
field service.
By order Of the Commander IN Chief
J. q. MARTIN, Adjuiant General
October IS, 1861. I5-4w
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The Credit Business Dead /

a LII persons owing me, by note or account.
to this day, are hereby notified TO call
at once and attend to them. ~
JAMES WEBB.
July 1891. o.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Z q Is u / Z > a L E.
THE undersigned administrator Of George G. Ray,
deceased, will sell at the late residence u the e.
ceased, on Tuesday the 18th day Of November next.
all the pershable property Of the estate, consisting Of
Horses. Cattle, Sheep. Hogs, Corn. Wheat.
Oats, &c.
Farming Tools. Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c. &c.
Terms Of sale, nine months credit. with bond and
good security. Sale to continue from day 10 DAY un.
Ill all is sold.
DAVID S. RAY. Adm'r.
October IL. l4-4w
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N o 7 E

TO the Sherifs Of The different Counties of N1ltd
Cdr0LinG.
A Ill Blankets and Clothing which may be received
by you can be sent directly 10 the several Crmpa-
nies which went from your couniy-snd when ,rur
own Companies are supplied, you will thcr hHwu,d
any balance hand 10 the Qusriermssier in Rlirirh
You will put up all articles intended for your Unpa.
MICS in strong boxes directed 10 the Quarsa,lrr in
Raleigh--with the Company and the Regiment plainly
marked on them and you will have the contents Of
each box marked on il.
Whenever the Companies are on duty in yonr nrig,.
borhood, you are authorized 10 deliver The ir,s IL
them, taking the receip, Of the Captain ior Ihgm,
which receipt you will forward 10 this Office
J. DEyEREUX, "A. q. w.
October 4, 1861. iJ-sw
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[oFrloIAL.l
Head Quarters, Army Of the Potomac, ,
Centerviile, Oct. 22d, iO1 P. M. {

o"to'''not Uut' ~~us IU1 y VI
10 addition concerning the victory of Gen.
Evans, ! have to report the capture Of nearly
800 prisoners, and 200 stand Of arms. Their
killed and wounded and prisoners amount to
between ! 1000 and 200.
The rout was total. The fight was an in
fantry engagement exclusively. The forces
engaged were the 9Th Virginia. the 18th and
lsth Missouri regiments; the 18th Missouri
being held in reserve. No artillery was fired
BY us. THOMAS JoRDAS. A. A. Genl.
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MAIL ENT.
FOR HILLsBoROUGH.

Arrives from the East. 0;5s PM
Arrives from the Wes. 4,4s A. ~.
Tho Post Office will be open from o'clock A. NJ
o "a r. NJ. and from 81 ?. M. 10 sP.M.
q. Z. PARISH, p. NJ
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LIST OF LETTERS,


REMAINING at the Post Office in Hillsborough,
= \. e., IN the LIST day Of October, 1861.
DR.. Edwin Anderson, William Nun,
Atwaiefs Toney, Nancy Nchos.
Sallie &. Brown, Louisa Person,
William a. Crabuee. Mary Pratt,
May Cratuee. James Pratt.
Ephram Gates. Miss E. C. Pratt.
sarah r. Cam. William B. Royal,
Samuel H. Faucet, John II. Rowland,
Merhalkins Gilbert, Master A. T.. Rowland,
William Hill. Rowan Riggs,
b. H. Hester, G. G. Strayhorn,
Samuel Hanes. Capt A. b. Stth,
Martha A. Hail. Louisa NJ. Stanford,
Capt. A. D. Hnke. Miss Luna Skurlock,
Miss VI. e. Hll. ]. A. Stan6eld,
James Harris Julia A. Smith,
X. J. Jeffreys, Joseph L. Tuner.
George J. Moore, Henry Watson,
James Moure . David Whitaker.
Mis- Ann McCuTnch. J. w. Watson,
Joseph McGJloch, R. w. Withers,
Gate Milton. Mary E. Walker.
% Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they advertised.
C. E. PARISH, p. ~
October .. H.
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SHOES AND GROCERIES,

rTsHE subscribers are now receiving and opening /
L new lot of SHOES & BOOTS. bought ia Wcs.
tern North Carolina, which they will sell at small
advance.
Buttons and Spool Cotton.
Envelopes and New Books.
Coarse Knitting Needles,
Lead and Slate Pencils,
Hair Pins and Fine Cembs,
Spelling Books and Waters,
Matches and Backing,
(G. D. Caps and Ink,
A Few Good Trunks,
We will receive in few days
Brown and Coffee Sugars,
Snuff, Pepper and Indigo,
and other articles Of necessity.
TURRENTINE < SON.
October 9th. ia
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QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
Public Sale-Real and Personal
D,.o,,o.t,.

Property.
rIsHE weIl known and desirable Plantation -iiuairi
4 two miles west Of Hil,sborough, on the man roai
Leading to GresnsborOush and one mile mouth Of ilc
Rail Road is offered for public sale ON Mednes,y The
SOth inst. il no, privately sold before There go
in lhe tract abou, so Of which u wood and and
well timbefed the balance is in good star q rult
vaon and well adapted TO the culture Of Cun Wheat
and Tobacco. There arc upon il three large aud -.
cellent Meadows in good condition: the dwelling
House s nearly new large comfortably and convent.
emily Nrnnged with al other suitable nj houses.
Persons wishing % purchase good plantation ahd
desirable home, will do well TO visit end examine ht
premises.
Also, on the same day, will be sold aIl lhe rcri.hahr
property. consisting in part Of Cattle. tstsrr good
mich cows.) Hog. &c. Household and Kilrhrn fpt.
niufe. Farm implements. Wagon, &c. Twelve months
credit win be given on the the Plantation. aud sik
months for the pershahe property.
Persons desiring !, viii be shown The prmi.rs i,
John ". Parish other information be obtained ..
application to n. K. Nash, Of this place.
October 2. ie--tis
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CASH SYSTEM.

NNDING it impossible to buy Goods and meet our
payments if we continue the Credit system" we
are compelled to adopt the Cash System" until the
end Of the War.
TDRRENTINE & SON.
October ". l5-
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u The Election for Electors for President and
wee President Of the Confederate States and for mem
oefs Of Congress will be held throughout this sistssoa
wednesday The 9th day Of November next
The officers and soldiers Of this State. whether In
camp N this ssase Virginia. win vote on Tharsdsy
before. Il being the ais, Of October III
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W A N 7 E D
JULY |, 1861.

III accounts contracted since the lsi Of January,
me doe this day, For some time past the whole
sale ealet. have required cash on delivery" from the
retail merchants, aud VIC are therefore compelled for
e prssn 10 reduce the credit 10 SIX instead Of twelve
nanh Every can see the necessity of this course
a. matters nov stand.
hose desuus Of continuing their accounts will call
and ,riic the amount due Us Tor the last SIX months
TURRENTINE & son.
Suiy II. O0-
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HILLsBoRouGH, N. G.
Wednesday, Octoberr3O, 1851.
CONFEDERATE STATES.
FOR VICE PREsrDEN'
ELECTORS.

DISTRICTS.
let Dist JOHN POOL, Of Pssqsolsnk.
I'd COUNCIL W00TEN. Of Leuoir.
81 7. W. HUMPHREY, Of onslow.
4th w. Mel McCAY. Of Cumberland.
oh THOMAS BRAGG, Of Wake.
9Th BEDFORD BROWN, Of Caswell.
Nh ALFRED g. POSTER. Of RandeIsb.
sih JOHN WALKER, Of Meckienburq.
Vh TOD X. CALDWELL. of Burke.
ioh A. 3. MERRIM0N. Of BuneomLe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
MORTGAGE SALE.-Defau,. having

AVA ben mad The copdlr an {, a certain incen u e
IT m.rrxAse. x.cu'-! 5y Lewis C Inopa Of William
stnn In. h unity Michigan, TO ymAo Hill, If cke
N 1t county ami Sae beArng date The day
u Ce'ob-r, ID ISIS. and e-mdei the offc- Of the
" Deecs r 1t county Of high m. state II
Achiga1 Linz 10 o. mortgages, pages $50 and 3s
Oreber h, 1857, ~tci - mortgage dolly assign.
ei ~ Lyman H 10 James North Op, tn 4ih DAY II
FEBRUARY 1852 and aded he III the R-9iss.-
f D-ei. r. the c.uniy Of lnyhs pays 3ss 369
e iiber II o, the l9,n Fay Of July. 1852 upoo
sheh sad morg.ce ,he-e claimed 10 be cue the ate
OF & s the " hu dEed ard Eve llars
lslos oo) and lac having BEEN ms itut.d for
tn rec very Il he e, tee ;he ef hereby Civ
n.'h.t n the 5h eayS July newt. ~ oel OK in rke
81 the from doo o. The Curt Houe in The !.
II Ms~on (..ii Cou Hou.e being he place Of h.d
NJ he Crcuit CnuItt The County # Ingham), vii b
sid ~ ruhhc TO 'he h's 8 bdts- the .uises
tes rhe. N r'gsgs. mush there's - shall
~ sat sly amount ne-a to be dee
n nor &c. sIlh p'eret ~Un Gusts all we'd ~
al that pec- parcel # Ian ua,ei the cSIuiy If
lughan, - ,- Of eh gar, ard described As taos.
su 'b- half ,' he --sr quarter II section
NUM- e' sev-nt-- G.) '.vn three north e range tee
est, eonta n'rg e,sniy (so) a-,e-, no e.r les.
J.AESNURrHRuP, Assignee.
VIZ n PNcxyKy. A,t'v
Dated LAasi. 6, April 10Th, 1851 1851
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DiplOin acy al Ease.

Telegraphic rumors OF an actual or prospective
conference between the President Of the United
States aud the ENJOYS of JET Davis having been
set aaoat, and the fact OF euch conference iii
there we're One) hav ng been kept too close fOI
our vigent Washington correspondents We
have applied to q clairvoyant for an account o.
what trAnspred at this alleged Interview, " ict
We give below. Il is but fair to add that We
do not rank clairvoysncs among the exact sci
ences.)
Secretary Nicolay.-Mr. President! Messrs
Roman, &c, three gentlemen from the South
have called to See you Oh business.
Observation-Disclosures, be seated. What il
il?
Conference.-The have called, Mr.. Presiden.
on behalf Of the Confederate States, BY whose
Government We are accredited, to arrange the
terms Of peace and swity With the Government,
II which you are the head
President. - Well, Gentlemen, I am very
anxious to have peace. What are your terms
GentIemen.-Flrst, We demand the immediate
evacuation Of Forts Sumter, Pickens, and any
other strong holds or places, held by your Gov.
eminent within the boundaries of the Couieder
ate States.
President.-Anything else:
Gentlemen.-Next, We require you to evacu
ate New Mexico, Arizona, and the Indian Ter
rito y, and quit claim them to the Confederacy
President Anything more!
Gentlemen.-We require you to stipulate b,
treaty to catch and return our runaway uiggeis
just AS though We hadn't seeded.
President-l, that all?
Gen,lemen.-We want a distinct stipulatio,
tina, you will surrender and evacuate Washing
ton as soon as We can coax Virginia and Mary
land 10 jim Us
PresideaI-Couldn't you think Of somethin,
else!
Gentlemen. We believe that will do for tn,
present.
President.-very we'll, gentlemen; there's tn,
door. Exit Gents.
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Lincoln is nov At the he's Of the Gore -nmeut An
ders,n is t. b. shtswn from Fort Sumter, aud Spring
Trade being at hand, it becomes every TO take qS
ct lbs at the vared sndat active styles II WALL PAPEs
nos open o. that trxde a, Viele's
Come one, come e se admssion) aui take look a,
the uIequA.ei vaGey Of patterns aud styles no i.sd,
for ex.ibioa anisae Think ~ tee qusuu'y, II I'd
ro' ed twou easily san the ,ri NJ issnce VI 3 mics
Are inc eduiousf AID s~ rg ~il y
proouce conviction an b. very keiy to oen tie way
for usde, aud that is precisely what h. desires,
Gus oue-s, shen v.Ies are pIioe sns. prices iar
handful OF mon-y mot % ssl Will buy a'mfu! Of pA
per, -in hi price. range from to IS yer r.l
This IN not adverts Il 4 osing sale-no 80
Ing I'd At ecs' for that's business he d~- pop
.oi %, but . sale With wing poo: AID 6 aifed Gu.
tome is the idea in vogue At the
CITY BOOK SruRc.