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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Persons receiving the Rspu6Iican with the above
marx set opposite their name, will know that the
term for which they have subscribed has expired.
In ill cases, but one paper viii be sent after the
expiration, unless an arrangement for continuation
nv letter or otherwise is made. Subscribers are
respectfully solicited to renew their subscriptions
at an early date by so doing there will be no break
in the regular receipt of thes .and they will
also be comforting great favor upon us.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23

az Those of our subscribers who
promised us wood q long time ago, and upon whose
promises we depend for our summers supply,
will be doing us favor if they viii draw it imme
distely.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23

Nor1CE.-The Ladies Society of the
Methodist Church of Dowagiac, will meet at the
residence of Elias Jewell on Friday evening, April
2Sth. 1861. All are invited to attend
Mrs. C. NJ. BEcKwfrH, Secy.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23

To MAKE TARrs OF FRosTING.-
Make the shells for ordinary tarts; prepare the
frosting as for cake, adding little extract and
juice of lemon fill the shells level with the frost
ing, and set them in the oven to harden They will
raise, look very nice, and are nice for chdrens
picnies-K W., Great Palley n. y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23

LANSING Recommendations Miles
Cravath, ESQ.,, succeeds the late Rufus Hosmer. as
editor Of the lansing STATE Repu5licda. Mr.. Ora
vath is one of the staunchest of Republicans;
practiced and accomplished writer, and has long
been an influential politician in Ingham County.
The reputation of the Republican will be fully
tanned under his charge.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23
To RESTORE FADED PARAsoLs.-

To RESTORE FADED PARAsoLs.-
Sponge the faded silk with warm water and soap,
then rub them with dry cloth; afterward iron
them on the inside with smoothing iron. If the
silk be old, it may be improved by soaking with
spirits, in which case the ironing should be done
ON the right side, thin paper being spread over to
prevent glazing
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23

Twenty eight vessels have already
been captured by the blockadihg fleet
at various points, according to advices
at the Navy Department.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23
i. .. o. r.

-t-.tt i. .. o. r.
..s,ss.s.sss, The regular meetings of Dowagiac
80 Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., are held at
INNS their Hall ON Thursday evening of
each week, at a o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
A. H. REED, n. G.
n. b. CRAwFORp Sec'y
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23
MASONIC.

-hASON1C.
W The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge,
- No. 10, F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hall
on the first Saturday before full moon of every
month. P. d. BECKWITH, w. NJ
MOSES PORTER, Secy
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-05-23
&0R5

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Our subscribers
are hereby notified that from this date We will re-
market value. Parties remitting us Western cur
ency for subscription. job work advertising will
receive credit for what il is worth ON the day
eeived, and no more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
STRAY BOOKS.

me following volumes Of he Zeuxian and Pastors
-. Library belonging TO the Presbyterian Church Of
ls1ofo1gh, are missing, supposed to have been bor-
rowed ana not returned; there may be others in tho
same case Persons having these, or other volumes in
he possession, are requested to return them or il in
actual use to report the same, that NAV be known
who are responsible for their return
Collateral Bible, 4th vol. ITO.
Hodges History of the Presbyterian Church, I'd
part, syo.
Hudwor'A's intslleetual System, LIST vol, syo.
meCheyne's Works, LIST and I'd vols. syo.
Shakespeare, Cd vol syo
bonwefs johnson, list vol sso.
Junius's LISTERS 3D. vol. syo.
n n Animated Nature, I'd and Sd vols $40.
Plutarchs Lives, lst vol syo.
Rollins Ancient History, Isl vol. sgo.
Baneroits History of tse United States LIST vol. svo
Goldsmiih's Works, Isl sol lsmo.
Rollins Ancient History, OH and 10Th vols l2no.
fope's Works, 5lh vol l2mo.
sParks American Biography Sd vol Emo
Pings Letters, "a wi, l2mo.
Rriqucs Of Ancient English Poetry, lst ssll2mo.
November IL. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

crossing our troops. We fought about two
hours. long and steadily, the bombsheIls dy-
ing around US like hail This BATH lasted
till 6 o'clock. You may expect soon hear
Of big fight at Columbus. forgot to say
that. after lighting about an hour, ons 81 our
guns bursted. killing two men and wdandihg
another. God knows had narrow escape.
A piece weighing about two hundred pounds
flew past my head at distance Of about two
inches. The wind Of the fragment like to
have knocked ma down. thank God tor
my protection. Our forces we're commanded
by Gen. Pillow in person. don't know
who commanded the Yankees. Gen. Pillows
son was badly wounded. We have lots Of
Yankee muskets and rifles in our camp :
Yours, &c., ]. q.
p. ST. don't believe you can get more
correct account Of the fight than the above.
The forces engaged on our side were the L tn
Louisiana and the lst, 4th. and 2lst Tennes.
see Regiments.
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rRE nArrlE Ar RELNoNr.

Tie New Orleans Delta i indebted te
friend fnr a copy ol the following account 81
the battle 1T Belmont, which . contained 10
letter from Young Blanchard. a sDn 81 Gen.
A. 4. blanchard, 81 the Confederate Army !:
Colamhu.. Ky., Nov. 1891.
DEaa s-'fhe bearer Of this returns
home on account nf sickness. and take the
oppurt unity 70 send you piece % shell t64
pnundsl which Rol IN our engagement With
HE gun.boats during the balile II Belmont.
After the gonboats were repulsed, bad The
pleasure Of witnessing tie whole Of he bat
lie.
BeInant is Immediately opposite Golam
bus. There was one battery Nv aison's, from
New Ofleans-snd about 1000 lnlasify.
The enemy had been landing troops al the
ni.hh previous, about sin miles above. Ihey
attacked our lsfces at about 10 4. VI. Alter
tWu hours must desperate lighting, ths' sue
Iceeded IN capturing Wilson's Battery, drit.
/ Inu our troops 70 the river.
/ At the time they we're about pressing our
men into The river. the liih Louisiana kegi.
ment, Col. Marks, crossed ofer, snd imme.
ldlatcly proceeded TO the fight. Arrived Al
about Goo wards IRON the enemy, they tile
I,ineolnitesl hoistcd Conlsdcrate Nag. and
shouted Ilnrrah Cor JEFF DAVIS" Maj. Bat
Ter ordered the llth not 10 Ere, believing
th.i the, we're really our msa. When b,
had proceeded about 500 yards, they opened
Gre i pan him, wounding him two inches be.
low ~ heart. The 18th then charged and
nut them 10 flight.
Nv this tins about 5000 Of our men hai
crossed. and followed the enemy % 70 ihci
boal.. They nanbered abant S,OOO-onl.
, 5000 reached them.
IL wasa desperate battle; Cor q long tim
we Thought We were whipped. The llt
Louisiana may well be said 70 have won ~
day. Cant. stewards company was nrdere'
~ Gen. MeCoun 10 bring on hts rliled run
. and prevent the ensmy's gunboats IRON -
,aneing and sSsllins the boats which yer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

toes; Mr.. Thomas Laws, oyerc0at; Mr..
James Webb. II yards shifting for Orange
Guards; Mr.. Heary Brown, 90 yards oilcloth
for ovcrcoats, for Orange Cavalry; Mrs.
Brown. doz. spools cotton; Mrs. p. c.
Cameron. 1000 yds. shirting. for two Or
ange Companies; Mrs. DR.. Curtis, 2 COM
forts for Petersburg Hospital; Mrs. James
Webb, IA cuts yarn; Mrs. and Miss Pearce.
8 pair wooden socks; Mrs. Julia Hooker, Q
pair do; Mrs. Henry Owen, pair do; Mrs.
Bagley, pair do; Mrs. ]. Collins, 2 pair
do; Mrs. +. G. p. Hill, IS; Mr.. James Lat
ia, 80; Mrs. Mary White. IS; Mrs. L. Cald-
well, IS; Mrs. DR.. 4. Strudwick. 81; Mrs.
Pratt, 81; Mrs. Thomas Laws, $3.50; Miss
Nash, s3.75; and s84, the proceeds of con-
cert given by the young ladies OF DR.. Curtis's
singing class, for the purchase Of articles for
the North Carolina Hospital in Petersburg.
The Society will state, for the information
Of the above named contributors, and others
whose contributions have been acknowledged,
that they have sent number Of mattresses,
and several boxes of useful articles, to sick
and destitute soldiers belonging to different
companies from North Carolina in Virginia.
They are now engaged in preparing a box for
the North Carolina Hospital IN Petersburg,
Of sheets, pillow cases, towels. &c., and will
cheerlully take charge Of any contribution
from the ladies Of HilIsborougb or Orange
county. They have been informed that Han
mel shirts and under clothing Of every kind.
new or old, are very much needed; for there
are already several hundred sick soldiersi 10 The
| Hospital, and others brought in daily. whose
comlorl and health would be greatly promot-
ed by change Of undertaking, but the sup
ply at the Hospital has been exhausted.
The Society deeply regret that their linn
| tied means have not allowed them TO re-
spond 70 all the calls for relief which they
have received. Will not the ladies Of Hills
borough and Orange County each spare a
little mrre from their abundance, for the suf-
iering soldiers, Who have left the comforts 81
home and gose 10th TO repel the invading
foe, or prevent their nearer approach Il
yaur own peaceful honest While sitting
arosnd your comfortable firesidrs. remember
/ the unhou.ed soldiers. who are shiyering IL
The cold. and surely you will not rest, till
\ by your rxerlions. and self-denial u neces
sary, all sho have gone from your midst arc
furnished with comfortable under garments
Of warm flannel, which all Physicians agre'
in pronauneing one Of The best preventi,ei
Of sickness. The socirty earnestly reqaes
all. Who have looms aud WOOL, to have Whit
country flannel woven for the soldiers, an,
they promise q make up any number q yard
hat may be sent 10 them FOR that purpose
Persons making this flannel, who DO not Zee
able, or willing to furnish il gratuitously
will find reals sale for ii. at fair price
in Hillsborough.
ANY communication fer tie Society, al
dressed through The Pos, Office. Or s,her
! wise. 10 The President, OF Cor. Secretary, o
Esecutiyr Committee ii suldier.' Aid Sncie
~. H,llsboroush, will receive prompt atlsn
, ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
FROM FLoYD's COMMAND-ThE RETREAT
TO RALEIGH COURT HOUSE.

The latest intelligence represents General
Floyd TO have retreated to Raleigh Court
House. We understand that orders had
gone out from the War Department here ts
fall back as far as that place, which were Is
sued in consequence Of the difficulty OF
transporting supplies to Cotton Hill. and the
hazard Of remslning there in the face Of so
large force !. the enemy have on the ka-
nawhs.
In executing the retreat, the engagement
occurred at Laurel Creek, near Cotton Hill
in which the enemy were repulsed with con-
siderable loss. IL subsequent skirnish,
which had no other serious result, we regret
to say thai Col. Croghan was killed, very
gallant officer, whose loss will be severely
felt BY our army. We understand that the
positioR taken BY General Floyd, near Ra-
leigh Court House, is "a strong one, 10 strai.
egic point Of view, aud if the enemy should
advance that far, it is probsble that an en-.
gagsnent viii take place there.
Richmond Dispatch
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II. Goyefna u yifsinia 10 hB ms,saas u .
csuve,ean ofths, state IL SESSION. make. The 81.
loving observation u relation 10 M .Pa Of spssuIa.
fio- sod sriarion nov = lie.
II Is important that ssms aetion shall be
taken al the earliest Toment To Pot down the
growing evil ol exiortion almost universally
prevalent thfoughaut the State. ! desire
that III branches shall be laIrly and Justly
Commemorative. that the farmer, the merchant,
the meehanlc shall receive good profits on
what lhey NAV have 70 sell The question
i no longer one 81 far profit. but e has be.
cone question ~ hos mncii can be extart.
ed Tor necessary article froa the people
All thing. necessary 90 tie cemiort and
support u tas volunteers Nho arc exposing
themselves n the public service, AM riskin.
their lise. and health in dsieuce ~ our hon
% add indep ndfnee. have been rnn up e az
almost Incredible price. All things nccessa
~ for the coni,sl and support 81 their iami
lies are run up in Che sane way. Unless
something hall be dune BY yod speedily 4
strangle this evil Of eitsfiipn, a vast deal Q
suffering will be entaicd upon the couniry
When the Legislature assemblies, much Q
the mischief will have been dnne. and hepc
nv appeal 10 the Convention 10 interfere.
The volunteer who receives oaly eleyet
dollars per month for MS services. canao
afford 70 supply his family with salt a. Iron
$40 u s3j per sack, aud shoes. clothing
Se.. 10 like proportion. Men who arc mel
Their contributing ph, sical nor pecuniary ali
% The prosecution VI The var, should not b
allswed to reap exorbitant profits. sug
gss shsrrlere. with great respect. that TIL
.ahlsei shegd clam early consideration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
70 our sus,er,bers.

Our necessities compel d 10 make an ssrnesi call up
on all customers Tor The payment Of arearsges We
have but small supply of paper % hand and shall no.
have The means ofreplenishlng H. unless
ful IN making rafy collections. Seine Of ,ulscr
bers ere indicted to- hong periods. and hope
u justice and literal disposition viii induce Them
make lei, extra t,eriou 70 help Us 10 hs smergeh
ey. The increased price u ink aud papsr, and the re-.
gurement e essh fH veryihiug get, romIrl Us 10
exact . more sriet compliance with our icfnts = two
dollars 10 advance o. two dons and fifty rents when
payment is delayed. Ner subscribers vii 10 oil cases
he c,pcsisd 10 pay IL advance. Subscribers indebted
fsr the ;re-eni year s ie charged hui tao dairs i
piymen, i promptly made. The siay lsw passed by
sur Legislature which put. i out q pnw.r e en-.
fefcs collections. VIC trust vii operate 10, u few in
stances u our prejudice. An hole.i and honorable
man will noi wtii ~ TIC Law GOSPEL him g he jus'
l. IL. ncighhor.
Tie pro.iraiion 81 business in general hi. cut 81 ia
large degrsc our receipts t advertisements and al
work and Ne must Depend almost entirely upon oui
subscription 1T io snrrof hui Il i hardly equal Y
that purpose nov. We ho,s out fi,nds and Tic PoeP'
Of Ofange will cIeri-c some q their tnrrnac 70 III
crease our .l. and not suet The aper 70 80 down.
many other. have douc, Isl The want " sufficient sup
psri W. shall continue, earnestly aud iniasifiOusl'
% snlesys 70 make our paper useia. and 70 give 81
important ami reliable news neary L MOI quite .. cart
.. an, other werLy pape, IN the state. We ihns ~
opportunities w. enable i, 70 10 this.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
LATE PROM COLUMBUS.

Memphis. Nov. a5.-General Pillow has
telegraphed here that he will hold Column
bus, Kentucky, against any force the FEEDER
ais can bring. He wants larger force for
his right wing and IN his rear and at Fort
Pillsw. He will not receive an unorganized
force and all who come must be prepared to
submit to military discipline and covers
ment.
A dispatch from General Pillow .announ-
ees that he has raised the blockade On ship
ments South Of produce, stock, army sup
plies, subsistence and forage.
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AnprroSaL Particulars.

Macon. Ga. Nm. GA dispatch has
just been received here from Capt. y. A.
smith. VIM i Al tie Water Battery juslbe
low Fort NeRae. 10 which lie states that, IN
his company, seven were Killed aud eight
we're wnnnded. They received Tie ne for
lwo dats iram For, piekens and iram the
fleei. fhe Macon beys afe IL one d Tie
most exposed points they haze held out
well thus iar, aud will not retire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
ArlEN TlnNl

10 ke oacers b.longisE 10 ne Forty. Fra Regiment
n North Carolina Militia.
NrnIj are hereby eammsnded 70 attend 81 Dutham's
" On Friday the gsh u November. fnr Drill Mus.
trt and on salurds, the ooh. you will ailena silh
,our respective companies, srnst and equipped fo'
Resimcnial Esercisc.
Each Captain viii ne required 10 make fol- return
n al persons in hi. Company The age q eighteen
aud under kfty.
November 90. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
NOTTCE

4 PUBLICATION ill IL made u lie Bead n ~.
~ reciois Il Tie North cafsiina i,silsaad GempanI.
II ths expiration y nse rouih RON ihts date, w
Iapras Gcui6cale Coz hye shares q stock issued 20
Laws x Tansniiue.
Az, n, lnrs .,s Certificate faf three shstcs issa-
Il u ,rear.,. II rfeeand a W. J.. fferand. The Oh.
s,n,l. ~ which wee lost IL laly, issa.
NoysInheg st
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
THE DEBTORS LAMENT.

A PARopT--" OF in The Silly Night"
OF in the silly night
When slumber's chains have bound me,
Sad memory brings To light
The claims for Cash around me;
The cups and downs the dua8 aud frmsas
And thousand threats to sue me-
The chilly start, the aching heart,
The list Of bad debts due me
Thus in the Silly night, &c.
When remember o!
The debts owe together,
My hopes around me fall
Like leaves in wintry weather,
And cen like one who treads anse
Some banquet hall deserted, .
feel fnrlon, though duns have gone, GO,
And sigh'd as they departed
Thus in the slig night, &c.
Oh! hear the CITES Of woe,
When biocksde brings starvation,
And every grocery store
And merchant in the nation,
Win give the lash, aud sell for c3Si,
AT three times credit prices;
And il ! choose to read The news,
IT'S Cash for last aivices,
Thus Ia Tie Silly night. SIr.
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y Ice 4

NHrANrgD. Piny allie bodied men. 10 complete a
w Cnmpany II rwelsr Manihs Volunteers now IN
service 10 he paced Is guard al the State Prison At
Salisbury AMI u.o along The line q The North Csto-
telina Railroad a. protection 10 the bridges. DO.
ies light and pleasant Thusc wishirs % enlist can
j. % by applying 10 Thomas Webb, Marlborough. 81
aidtes. mo At the Eampsnys shops.
JOSEPH W. LArTA. Capt.
N0yemher.a3. gOsw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
rHr Nrws PROM pouNn CANE.

We have intelligence Of late date, from
which it appears that the news published
yesterday Of the ensmy's having passed
through Pound Gap, on the Kentucky line,
was premature. Captain Clay, who is now
in this city, left Col. Williams's camp on
FRIDAY afternoon last, at which time the com
maud .ecupi.d position four miles this
side. Tor the reason that there was no camp
ing ground Immediately il the Gap. Il twas
the intention Of Cnl. Williams 10 return, af-
ter securing lis supplies. aud defend the
Gap SO lsng as he might do il successfully
though the lack Of artillery is serious dis.
advantage IN The face Of vastly superior
force. In any event. his sharp. shooters will
cuntinse to hsrass tho fcdsrals, and the az
perienCe Of piketon shows that they can pirI
them Oh by the hundred.
Richmond Dispgich.
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from town, was destroyed BY FIRE on satur.
day night. Mr.. II. and his family had bare
ly time to escape with their lives losing fur.
niture. clothing, and nearly everything.
The fire is supposed to have been the work
oil an Incendlary. Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

FOR Tar SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
The Soldier. Aid Society ackaowledge the
receipt 81 the following articles, - be DIS
tfibated agreeably 20 the wishes o. the ssv.
sral contributors From Mrs. aud Miss
Dorch. quilt. sheet. pair pillow ease',
I towel, Blankets Mr.. ODDS, ! barrsl pola
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The state gonrentIor


session u The sa,s Caa.snlion M. 10 Gle c, Of RI.
i,igh o. Monday VI. issh instant
The stay "a. b, ben under consideration. com
miee Of ens from sash cons iest5asl district Sss ~
roiaied. % which The subject rsisred.
Mr. Badger % Tkars1sy iaifospocd 80 ordinanes 60
pf,senl oppressive speculation % The nses..-ss 4 liz
ssd l. sath5uIs the Governor % ssis oeiaa si,cs.
lor public 80 lodge Ruin eonpimsnlsd VI. bsssri
IN very high e-s. Or The WISDOM and di.pi,y,,
IL drawing Up Ire asdininss Il vss read, sni nsd'
tho special order fot Friday.
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RkAp QUANTITIES s. {. TRLsIrs.
AIIulani Is4nfIaI : HFfFH
Raleish, Oct. tsi

III WIHNI
Rileish. Oct. 81 tst
fieurr.l Clnlcf No 20.
81 Companies hereafter accepted lytis - ttst
~ Will remain Al huiae viiioul pas uAt s,l# sn
f1f setse sertirr. wien reconnaissance > f3lIzN'
FL them lo reaching inc appointed vlicF I'll ettr.tAs
Thi. nrier i Hrtsssaty o. account = tir ID fa ggi
ii,y Il Clalhinr aaa Camp EglVtss ms 10 Ha,
ami 10 enable Tie Governor . have ihrsr 'Fifs -
Nv CIR tie use u tic rtnops at the time les satar
Geld service.
By order u lie Commander II GhHt
J. q. MARTIN, Atgutant OeH'ft.
October Is, isGi. 4. "a
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s HOES AND GROCERIES,

- - ~ y y Ia II II -
NH fnbscribepyare nov receiving and openinp
%new lot of SHOES q BOOTS, bought IN Yves.
III North Catolins (which they win sell at small
rivsnce
Buttons and Spool Cotton
Envelopes and New Books,
Coarse Knitting Needles,
Lead and Slate Pencils,
Hair Pins and Fine Combs,
Spelling Books and Waters,
Matches and Backing,
&c. d. Caps and Ink,
A Few Good Trunks,
We will receive in few days
Brown and Coffee Sugars
Snuff Pepper and Indigo,
and sther articles Of necessity.
TURRENTINE 4 SON,
October 9th, TO-
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N o 4 ICE

HAVING qualified al August irin Of The Couti q
Ill pieas and Quafirr sessions y Administrator on
lie Eais.e 81 LEROY Daughr,y. OIL persons afe hstepy
,a,;esi + maks immediate payment, anl Al persons
b,v,nq claims against The ssitte wil present them
rth,n ,he line pssriiied ~ laN o. this notice vii
ia ele,I in lifc their recovery.
JAMES q. scARLETr. Admir-.
S..,.,,sa, III, pg--JWF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

The young Ladies' OF the Misses Mash and Miss
Kollocks school, under tho suPerniendcncs Of Prof
Bssele, will give concert a. the residence Of Mrs.
Nash for The benefit Of the sick and the suffering SOL
ders, on Thursday the 2sh q November Doors open
a7AP.M and pedormsnce,o commence at 8 o'clock
precisely.
Aamiltanee SO cents, children under thirteen years
half price.
Tickets can DO had a, Tho Dug Store.