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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

The Printer, Is The title d very neatly print.
ed monthly publication issued from New York for The
especial benefit ofihe "cish. for which !, affords
much interesting mss,sL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

The Salisbury nanner.-.Mr. spelman has
transferred his interest Ii The salisbury Banner To-
Mesus Stewart a Sanders, who have assumed lie con.
troll Noehanss in Il. politics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

secretary OF War; The nomination Of the
Hon. Joseph Hoi. Of Kentucky, as Secretary Of War,
was confined BY the Senate on Friday last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

Codey's Lady's Book. The February nun.
Dor Of lhis popular pcodieal has been received filed,
ss usual, with interesting matter and a multitude Of
plates o. The a,es, fashion,, &C. Price ~ per snnum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

E1EMAINING in the Post Office at Hisbofough
~ N. G.. on the Asst day Of January, 1862
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10
Matters at the south.


Mr.. Samuel West, who lett Montgomery
Alabama, on the 10th of July, furnishes the
Cincinnati Commercial the following infor-
nation:
There is still strong Union feeling in North
ern Alabama, and only one regiment has been
raised In that section Of the State, and il fthe
Fifth is rabble of boys, incapable of the per
tormance of the duties of soldiers. Even in
Montgomery there are Union men-plenty of
them, who would be wild with Joy to see the old
banner of beauty and glory" floating again
over the dome OF the capitol Of the State.
One great reason for the removal of the Gov
ernment from Montgomery to Richmond, was
the lnsuhera6le rapacity of the people of the
former town. Tney put up rents enormously,
and were guilty of all the greedy tricks which
they are SO fond Of charging upon the i'd
Yankees" The Government got even with the
town, however. The Honorables-the Presi-
dent, Secretaries, etc.-left without paving their
rents, and leaving such mass of rubbish of
Confederate bonds that gold commands twenty
per cent. premium.
Mr.. West is Of the opinion that the whole
number of Confederate troops in Virginia il
one hundred and twenty-five thousand. They
believe in Montgomery that they are "whipping
the id Yankees" at a tremendous rate, and
slaughtering them by thousands. He had no
idea of the real state of affairs before he reached
this city The only thing they are puzzled
about is the neglect of Beauregard to take
Washington.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10

TRAITORS IN HIGH PLAtE5.-Simonton
writing to The Bulletin, from Washins on,
July 23d, says:
Events Of last week have shown that there
still are traitors in the War Department here,
who have been giving the enemy information
of the contemplated movements of our army;
and for that reason, among others, it may be
desirable to modify the details of future move
ments. Among other evidences Of treachery,
cite the fact that in one of the camps fr IN
which the rebels f-d at Fai'fax, was found
photographed copy of map of Virgiaii, care
fully prepared in the War Dep Irtment for the
use Of our own army-a copy Of which could
not have come into possession OF the enemy
unless through the treason Of some trusted Off
Ger of the Government. How debasing the con-
SpirLcy for a country ruin which renders edu-
Gated men capable of thus holding positions in
the Federal employ for the purpose Of betray-
ing the Government into the hands Of the
enemy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10

THE Wheeling Intelligencer states that a
portion Of the force under Gen. Hill, who went
down towards the Cheat River Pass to cut off
the retreat Of the troops under the late Gen.
Garnett, came upon a number of retreatng
South Carolinians, near West Union, 25 OF
whom were captured, and are now held as pris-
Oners. The South Carolinians say they we're
retreating towards Mooreheld, Hardy county,
in the vicinity of which place, it was under
stood, they were to be reinforced.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10
Special Notices.

FOR COLLECTOR OF VADA
COUNTY.-The subscriber offers his name to the
voters and Conventions of Nevada County, as UNION
CANDIDATE for the office Of COLLECTOR, under the
law at the election to take place on the 4th of
september next J. W. LOCKWOOD.
Grass Valley, June lst., 1S6l.-tc$
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.-The popu

D1A4NAI = . FAAN54hH 4hANAHIA1Ns = HNV TIUUW"
arty acquired by this truly invaluable medicine IL
as extended as it is richly merited If the tens o
thousands of scrofulOus ulcers which have been cica
tried and permanently healed by this extraordinary
antiseptc had each tongue, a chorus Of testimony
would attest its efficacy not only in scrofua and all
external manifestations of disease, but in dyspepsia
bilious complaints, general debility and the various
internal disorders in which it affords speedy and last
ing relief.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Or. KootfuptI'H
2 ER III IN BIT BR8,
HALsA mIc CORDIAL,

~ IA L s AMIC co J J.,
The aeaeineso ha"eacqGira
groaspopularyo through teare Of trial Unbonnds
tsfcon rendered W ther IN all csse and pacFeaav
pronounced sheFa worthy.
LTwER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, ,JAuED1OE, pEBIL
Ey or THE SRRvous SYSTEM DISEASES oT I'll
1InEEYs ali diseases arising from RdisosJered liver
vssEpessoF hssonoeh digestive speetiyaad
Vsrla4uagty cured 5y tbs GERMAN DGTT ERs
Pae BALsAb-Io coRDIAT.has acquired reputation bar
bszng that of anysi;nna preparation axrart ti snr,
hout fab t sanst severe and COUGH, COLD
OK EoAEsEREas4 BRONCHITIS, tEFLUEE2A. GROUP,
FEFUMosIs, RECIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and hes per
formed the sa1st astonishing cures known or
e# CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
Afew doses Will sIso at check and the
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels.
Tkese raedenesare prepared by Dr. G, NJ JACKSON 20
No AS arch Philadelphia Pa. and sold By drug
ss deaersin medicines everywhere Il pei bot
tis The signature of 8. ID. jackson will sa.z!d
wrapper ofeacb bottle.
In Almanac published ennnally by the popretor calOt
EvERTB0pT's ALMANAC yon will Gndtesmony and con-
mandatory Rottcesfom all parsof the country. These Ans
macs Are given sssy by sil our agents.
J. WEIGHT Il Co, Agenta
~ and lbl Ohartresstreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
IN 47fE = souruwrsrnnn A.,o AMERICAN LtSzs,I

HALIFAX, Feb. 22,--The Cunard Royal Nail Com
pany's Bteamshtp America Capt. Noodle, arrived
today, e1s route for Boston. from Liverpool the 9Th
and Queenstown the 9th inst.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9.-The sales in the Liverpool
cotton market to-day saturday. amounted to G90o
bales, including $50 taken on speculation.
Little enquiry and prices weak. The quotations
Of yesterday were barely maintained.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market closed quiet
and steady.
Provisions are steady.
LoNDoN, Feb. 9.-Consols closed at 9lf to 92 for
money and 92l to 923 for the account.
River Intelligence
VICKsBURG, Feb. 22.-The John Warner and
Great Western passed down at 10 and the Choctaw
at / A. NJ, the Nebraska at noon, the Ingomal
at 10 and the Switzerland at II P. III. yesterday
the Baltic at o'clock this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

chld does in day How, from sunrise to sun
set the dear little fe&a patter around 10 u.s. so aim
.lessly Climbing gp. here, kneeling down there,
running to another place, but never still. Twisting
and farming roilaag and reaching aad doubling as
Ii testing every hone and muscle for future uses
It is very curi5as to watch it. One who docs $50 50
may well understand the deep breathing q iae
rosy little sleeper, as with one arm tossed over US
tics 4ieeiess through the day, till taa4 time comes,
as the maternal love that's patiently aeeonefiio-
dates ITSELF hour after hour TO its thousand wants
and eaprioes, real or tancied. ,,.7-.s
busy creature is little child. To be looked
anon with awe as well as delight, as its clear eye
looks trustingy into faces that to God and n man n
have essayed to mask As 1t slts down IA ~ ~
little chair 10 ponder previously, over the Wite hs
you thought il " funny +" to teult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
An Extraordinary Suicide.

A Tours journal states that during the celebra-
ton OF mass at the cathedral of this city on sun
day morning, a well-dressed man, apparently about
As years of age, and wearing the decoration of the
Legion Of Honor, requested OF the bell-ringer's s
wife TO be allowed to ascend one OF the towers to
make some sketches. She told him that he could
not go up until the service was over. He appeared
annoyed, but went ont aud walked about in front
of the cathedral until mass was concluded.
The hell-rnger haTing then presented himself,
the stranger proceeded to ascend with great IA
pi(ity the staircase leading TO the tower, the bell
rinyer accompanying him. On tho way he stopped
at more than one opening, and appeared to meas
uye with his eye tie distance to the ground. On
reaching the top, height OF nearly two hundred
feet he requested the bell-riDgar to leave him
alone saving that he was an artist, and wanted to
sketch the views, but the oheys answered that he
had positive orders not to let persons remain by
themselves in tie tower.
The ringer tnen began describing to him the
principal buildings of the oijy the submits OF
silenCed him, and. throwing. 9H bis hat and coat
took spring to throw himself over the parapet
The latter, however, bciUg.9f considerable height,
he rot a4tsil lie of it, Good heavens - cried the
beI!-yinger, "what are yaa iOing!n and catching
hold Of h 5 arm and leg, 4ied to pull h1m down
but tie ;aGn exclaimed, " Let me alone" ana by
viUloat effort freed 4jR4set from the ringers
| grasp aud threw hinls3M forward, striking as he
descFNEc4 against tWvaE tlrCe projections OF the
Ilo #&s, Of course 2illed on tho spot, his leg
aulilYms being broE3n in several places, his breas
hyinr smashed in, eaHd his jaw being broken WN
| s.ch Eorcc that soua OF the teeth were cast out.
On the deceased gas found a passport in til
aame OF Werhei<, native of Austria, but n2tul
\ allied as a FrenckHtau, and describing him as e1
4 ainjnpr Of candidates for admission to the Poly
/ tecmic School the passport was riSed fov Spail
Switzerland, Eamburg and the SnrdiuiA1 State
in his pockets besides, were 1900 francs in mote
and some Wishing cards bearing the same nam
with the ad&less %, Rue Monsieur 10 Prince,
. p1pic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

TIE S40RD OF l., Tour D'AEyEHGNE. - The
sword CT La Tour d'Auyergne, the celebrated
French grenadier, having been presented to Carl
baldi by NJ. de k9rzansie its possessor, the latter
reeqiYcd the following letter Of thanks;
EaDrcrd Ja4. 2, ls5l.-E have received the
sword Of La Tear d'Auyesgna-that sword which
man of the French 4riilYta the bravest man Of an
army TINT t1ampiea a6der its gigantic steps and.
buried in he dust the thrones ana tyFant8 Of ~.
rope. This honor sarpasses all tbat the aspira,
accent It, not only with all the gratitude am ca.
nable Of feeling but in addition rs a sign Of the
/ sympathy Of humanitarian France for oppressed
Mathematics. The initiative Of the great reforms
tbat are to consecrae tho fraternity fpeople per,
1 tains still 10 France GARlBALDIs s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

FoR LADIES WHO Pl1NT.-"The estaneorIs tor
ture which Dejaniara inflicted the eontem mptnoas
Hercules modern danes Of fashion apare for
themselves. The pearl powders. the bloom Of
roses, the blanc de Venus, de Cythere, rouge de
Po1npadour, and the like. are, as they have been
often told, but will never properly believe, COM
pounds of bIsmuth, uorne, ofte 1g{lrated silicate
Of maspesia. of tale, carmine, and TIE mineral
rival the application of pure water, with the atl-
dton of oatmeal for tender skins, or deiieatey al
kaline soap. These powders and pastes are at the
muth or carmine which stop the pores and ohstrneJ
the perspiration, for which nature has made the
most marvelously minute and elaborate prov vision
and can when least hurtu only limit their aefion
to concealing, at the same time they exaggerate
defects which they are intended toreni0se. e THESE
remarks are from the Lancetthe first authority IN
the English medical world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
ShNFORlNS
SANFORDS
YER IN FIG Q Il 4 r 0 Il

tits compounded entirely from Gums, and has become
Eb!ished faGt Standard Medicine sud approved ~ eli
that haze it, and is with confidence in a
the di8essesfor which itisrecornEncpGod.
It has cnrej thousands within the yeara o has
given up hopes Of relief ths nnsoieedcsrG.
Gates in l,y possession show.
The lose must adapted to the Temperament the lndivd
vaItnEingt used in spch quantities gently on
Bowels.
Iethe youriudgment gude In the
T5ver Tgoato and will Liver Con1pisntB, Bliors
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic DHrrhes, suInroor Complaints
vsenery Dropsy Sour Stomach abua COST yonsss, CoIic,
cholera Cholera Morbus, Cholera Tnfanu, TAulece aun
dice Teraaa Weaknesses, and be used successfully
ordinary Fal5 Medicine. Ii will Sick HcadDcho ia;
4o,ans can testify IN twenty ni.utos if
are taken Of attack. All who
arsgv:ng ther testimony Units fsyor:'
Mix Atcrn mouth with the Invgorator and sHa=ov
Eoth together.
Price S1per bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
CHINESE MODE OF PRIsrrsd.-A Chinese letter

says:
The treaty has been signed BY the Emperor,
and is being printed in Chinese for distribution
over the Empire. The way of printing it is very
peculiar 1t is first written on thin paper, which
is pasted on board about four fees square, then
all the paper and a film of board are CT aWay,
then two tables the size OF the board, are placed
about foot apart; on one Is the paper 70 be
printed on, eight feet by four half Of If il heavily
weighed to prevent its moving the other halt u
second table, two men stand. opposite each other,
wet the type with Indian ink, and then, "a king
each corner of a sheet of paper, stretch It from
them, rub the sheet over with o rather hard, fiat
brush, aad it receives the impression; the sheet IS
then liftad by the again, and let tall Pc
tween the two tables.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23


Healthy HunRn Blood Epon being ANALTEED, always pre-.
g3ns u5 essential clements and gives Ct coar8s
tho True Standard Anayze the Blood of person suffering
Mfr3 Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scrofdls etc.
and we in eynry certain deficiencies in the nb
uos Of Blood Supply and rnada well
The Blood Food upon this astonis
ng sueceaa There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted deficiencies Of the Boodn different seasas Fer
Coughs Colds BronchtB, any affection whatever OF
Throat or lungs inducing Consumption No which Is
this Depression of Spirits Loss OF Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from OverU Use enera Debility
and Nervous Prostration. No. Q for Lvor Complaints. No.
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption 1t
taken by cops carried Immediately into the circulation
that what yo retain The No. lis for Female Iregu
iaries Hystara Weakesses See special directions o
this For Salt Rheun Eruptions, ScrotuoaE Kidney md
Bladder Complaints take No. s. LII all the directions
must be strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food 81
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH s DUPONT No. 4os Broadway, New
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. y l5l Charrea street, o
J. WOOn CO. ST. Louis, Mo-, and BY sA respectable Drug
gistg throughout tbe country,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
PJf~J1r. Charles &c. ESeIls, Dentist, No. i5S
Canal stree between Csroneet md Haronue Now Orleans

SOMETHING TO BE Observation-Disclosures readers
should by fail MGsrs. l.. w Lyons
& Co., carner Common and St. Charles Streets selling
their splendid of aud boys clothing ent redtc'
to in price We also particularly drec attention
their assortment boys clothing 1t contains every article
needed in the boys Of nil and comprises all QUa-
ties from common jackets and pants for school to the
finest cloths and elyes for dress will be sold the
liberal scale Of reduction, and the who would dress
a child badly has excuse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

A young lady at Troy posted letter with he,
friends photograph on it for name writing be
meath, " Poughkoepse, N Y.,'' recently. /
reached its destination,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Liverpool Cotton aFsaessfze6 DuFs,

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

,. BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. q, 1898,
pro Wood Thee wilt RessS accent na to inorln thet
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with an cruz
ton The head continual Of suffering through lie
having reduced stale Of dependence have not been
able Obtain stuff for neither hazel been able to do them
in c01eGnenee of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold This induced pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth Tor dollar bottle OF thy f
Restorative, about the August last have faithfully
followed the directions and The bald Hpo Is covered with
hair thick and black though short it ia also coming in 6i over
my hend Feeling confident that another large bottle would re-
store entirely and pertraneny feel anxious to persevsre IN
'ts aud hng destitute of purchase more
oHld ask thee If thee woudst DO willing send me M or
Ter thine agents bote and receive myself the scrip
ns decarno the reward IL 10 those that are kind to the
widow and the Rthcrless." .R4
Thy friend, 50 SUSANSAH KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

ANOTHER MATRIMONIAL Ro1ANGE.--Aa orr read
.ers have already been informed, the American Bo-
napartes are striving to gain recognition In the
tribunals of France In England also thera isa case
in which the deeds of defunot royalty are rescued
from the oblivion into which they had fallen. The
London correspondent Of the PhiladeIphaA North
American says:
4 lady is striving to prove herself the grand
daughter of that Duke of Cumberland, who was
brother of George III. The story briefly is mat in
March 1857, the Duke of Cumberland married in
the presence of the King, Lord Chatham, the Earl
| of Warwick and Lord Archer, OhYe laughter Of
Dr.. Wilmot, who performed the ceremony and
who himself had married daughter Of stanislanss
| King Of Poland.
| 4 daughter also named Olive was the frrit BIZ
this marriage, who was herself married in l799, to
one John Thomas Jones; girl Was the offspring
Of this union, and the lIavinia Janetfa Horton
Rogers is the petitioner in the Court OF Probate,
claiming from the Duchy of Lancaster revenues
| amounting to $5023, ,220, together with further
sum OF s527, 900. This lady produces certificates
signed "Goorge,,' Edward ,f Chatham, 7 = FAR
wick ;, " Dunning''" =" j. Wilnot.n y etc. But these
signatures are all declared to be forgeries. 1t rests
with the lady to prove that they genuine; this
fact is troublesome. All the writers Of these sig
natures are dead. AS far as the present applica-
ton has gone in the Court of Probate, before Sir
Creswel Cresswell the lady has been able to prove
that her own birth is legitimate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

te Family Cahartc Pill gentle acj,r GathaFtio
hch lie proprietor has used in his practice mora tnan twenty
Vrarg The constantly increasing demand from those who haFl
og used the pills and the satisfaction which all in
gard 10 their use has Induced me to place them within he rea
s ali The Profession we'll know that different Caharcs aci
an difeyept portions of the bowels. -,
Ts Fany Cstharic Pin has with duo reference TO this well
established fact been compounded from variety Of the pGra5!
Vegetable Exacs which net Alike every part OF tbs alinn
.y canal and are aood aud safe in MI whers Gahar
is needed such DArangemen = he Stomach sl9spiners
Pains in the Back Ions UO&genea Pain and SRreEeE9
aver The whole hcdy from sudden GELD, which frequent ii
perfected end Of Fever Loss Of AppeEte Creep
@ Srsn0r Of Cold over the body EeSlessneS Haa3Rche,
eight in the Head all rdamnRtory Diseases Worms IL
Children or Adults. Rhcanatisn Purifier OF the Blood
and many diseases which Fash h heir to- numerous to
mention in tkfs advertisement Dose to 3 Price Bpies
The Tvrr nFieOrator aud Family Ah4rtie Pills Tetaied
Druggists generally and sold by tbs trade in all sha lag'
sTw SANFORD, Ii. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
"' J, WRIGHT a. Co,
Wnolosaia AGENTS.
gagTd&W And sold Ny ayary I32Eggiz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1861.

TGLEaRAPAeD TO TIVE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14
FREE FORWARDING.
Private Bonded Warehouses
AND
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERAGE.

TIVE undersigned has, with Messrs. Brigham, Bald
l. win Co., Messrs. Wilder K Gailie, and Messrs
Hu ter GammeIl, formed Association for the pur-
pose of entering at the Custom House and Storing in
Bond, in accordance with the Revenue Laws, any
goods arriving this port which may be 10
hisc stody.
He being the managing and active partner, has
nded, with the approval 81 the Secretary OF the
Treasury, commodous Warehouses, VIII all Mer-
chandze coming TO this port can be stored, every
tenlop paid 10 its preservation and for lis prompt de-
livery when en'ry has been made at the Custom
House, at the the lowest possible tariff charges.
Merchandise destined thu interior will be entered
for payment OF duties, in bond may be required
by the Consignees- All Goods consigned To him be
for %arded, will receive the greatest despatch the
lowest rate of charg, and in such manner may be
directed If the duties be paid in this port,
funds must be provided for that purpose but if be
forwarded in bond the reQus bonds will be given
Goods entrusted TO of undersigned, consigned
to points in the interior, will be forwarded by Rail-
roads or other conveyance as directed, free Of
mission.
An experience of nearly twenty ii the details
Of Custom House business, and thorough acquain-
lance with tn Warehouse laws, in every detail, viii
enable this copartnershp the great despatch
consistent with the safety Of the revenue.
CHAS c. WALDEN,
Office in Caghorn & Cunninghams Buildings, head
OF Ilrayton street. Savannah March, 1861.
maTlS-dlw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14
River News.

LOUISVILLE, March 13-Tbe river is station
ary with feet inche water in the canal.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, March 13.-Cotton sales to-
dap 5000 bales; Middling 1l2a12. Sugar
steady, at 4aa52.
CINo1NNATI, March 13-Flour sales 1000
bbls at 50a4 SO. Whisky 134.