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TO Keepers OF Tipping Houses


NOTICE o. hereby given, tiat the Act passed bv
~ C.y Councu February 20, isd2, entitled an Art
prohibiting ih0 sale Qi QinQua, apirituluE or ni0x
ioatng hluofa 6c., viii heroacl 81 rigdly ontorcod
JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
Mayors On0e, MAY ~, is62.-a
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Boarding.
CONCORD HOUSE.

a fEW GENTLEMEN can be aounm modated witla
a comfortable apartments and good table al No
lVS' corner Of Market aud Locust streete ss The
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Water Tax.

MoIlCE IL hereby Rlsen 10 delinquent wAler tax
ANpayers that tho time for payment for tho n,gt
sN months Of 1859, has expired, and unless tbev
come forward forthwith and settlo u VIII BE- nv duty
70 o2ueos by law and shut Of the water vii DO al
f.| 4 ID QARRETf
Water Tax Collector
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Boltin0 mntbs
NNHAA,N.

NE MKT ANNUAL NETTING Of THg STOCK.
~, housla Of the 7 a A. r. r. Co will take place.
az INC once Of the Company Ia franklin on lie nrsi
luesday--being The 9th day Of August 1902
80, FRANK HARDEMAN, Sec. Teas
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NAsuVILLEn TENNESSEE,
SALT AGENCY.

u 'HE fob CAlBER alg HTcued GENERAL SALT
A aGNlf ia tlis ciy,atih o ola stand III M 4
r'chor un Na ket street aui wUl be FIsI b. Iurush
coy and DlaurJ buyers 0n mIal NbeI Al terms alfher
ior oar Reds or Banjo ui huula9ea, and uiI fcep 4
arse ~ "a constantly ol band OF lsth large sla
snail rackaFur.
April 23-3m o. ROSS
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N e w STOR Ei

y WE Subscribers hove OPENED al
no. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE.
prgo alook " Foreign and Domestic
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BOOTS
SHOES a. HATS

which they oner 10 the trade At the lowest ca1b mi,
ces Country merchants kvisting the civ are XVI
tod TO give us a Call, before buying elsewhere.
LlrCiiTEN b BRO
,.,-o.,o. No. South Side Public square.
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Wanted to Rant.

A AtAfLt fUREirnED HOUSE. 5ontaisiny e,a,
"a AVE- nti 81 f1gcn rooms Nesfed ~ ..,.-.f
morih1l hud HiIl ~ we'll taken GO Ia h, !. ,l,,i-
men eng We fraaonahs ft4i alI " taif 81 =
Lqpap ~ apQre description pleassntly eii,iatrt a
arersi sin paucuiaft ~
Ma, ., CHARlEa AlLug.
'"" hoH q y. o., Nashvna
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BOARD

I HAVE TWO WELL-FURNIsHEn ROOMS. suIt
4 abla for two aInah hnalliaa or may be occop,ed
10y several gentlemen, Honse, oppoalte judge rat
ronr dwelling, Cherry street Terma nberni
Ten or Fiiteon Day Boardera can b Arcommoda
ted also fcw Transient Boariurs can h. scco,nmo
dated Uune2l -am MARTHA g. PEACOCK.
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ID uNAwAY FROM THE sURscRrRFR ttVrSa AZ
hS'nlth COUNTY, rcnn. bear Carthage "a the iath an
fep last anegro man namei jim, about 10 years olI
seont leei 10 inches high, weighs between 100 and
iuu lua mulatto color has cut acro.s the bDt
tom o. one Il bis fect fr,m a oysh blado' d Il
possible ho may have lice parors aud will attompl 40
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Inv r,a e above reward ~ rs return 70 me- or con
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Hp E ,he balance Of the year, very neat new brick
- houfe containing ak rooms and Kitchen with
phGA's 80 Tor sale, small Cook ing Stove noarly
Capitol. ,ncs y, s''
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spe0ial Terms 70 Ministers.

We oa'r TO all Minlsters laosc deduction on their
own papers and on oil subscribers they may send
us.
49, spuunuvu oupios sunt hcc. ~
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Address, rHE Pustansrs or ~ Mrriopr r.
ia Nassu S., New York
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COMING TO ST. LOUIS IN SEARCH on
slox, wounded, or Soldiers that have
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A L IN A. HALL vii ntiopi 10 che collection Of
"A elaine against any ~ tha rntoi states auth ri
veg rtnef here or az Walhiugtoa. 10 may be- found
40 the auWru0O Horse
Nashville. Iuuo Ilth IEgl
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OK BARRus FRR3H GROUND nYE FIOUR. on
OO baud and for sale ID she broadway Mis-
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PENSACOLA IN POSSESSION or THE YANKEES.
The Mobile Tribune. of the 10th, says the
Federal fleet entered the harbor Of Pensaco-
la the morning previous, and took quiet pos
session Of such Of the works as are left there.
After most Of The valuables were got safely
away. The beautiful navy yard was burned.
and the forts were destroyed as far as could
be. Everything infammable was corsum.
ed. The city of Pensacola was not harmed /;
but the railroad leading thence was being
taken up and will be left useless to the juno.
tion--a distance of about sixty miles.
All the troops, except Capt. Clan,on's
company OF mounted men. had disappeared.
That company will remain for time for
scouting duty, keeping an eye on the move.
ments Of the enemy.
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FROM PENSACOLA.

The Mobile Advertiser publishes the FOL.
lowing special despatch:
Pensacola, May 10.-At twelve o'clock
last night the Pensacola Navy Yard and
Forts we're set on FIRE and destroyed.
Fort pickens, when the enemy discovered
what was going on, opened furious bonn
bardment, which was kept up during the
connagration. but without doing damage "a
anybody at Pensacola.
All the public property. excepting The
Custom house, incapable Of being moved,
was burnt; but all movable Confederate
property has been saved.
The railroad track leading out Of the city
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AiIIsbarnugt gstprhsr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. O.
wednesday, May ~, Is62.
The Conventlon.--The State Convention, in

The Conventlon--The State Convention, in
accordance with It's resolution, adjourned on Tuesday
evening the 18Th instant subject 10 the call Of the Pre-.
siden, or committee Of Ave- II not called together
before the LIST day Of November, the Convention will
be dissolved.
Before adjourning the Convention authorized an ad.
ilional issue Of two millions Of dollars in Treasury
notes. meet the liabilities Of the State; and passed
An ordinance chal,ering railroad from Fayetteville to
Florence, South Carolina. Also an ordinance 10 er-
duty, upon paying in each one hundred dollars,
and ordinance 10 secure citizens driven from their
homes the right 10 vote for Governor in any county in
the State in which they may be.
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New Orleans--two at the Charity Hospital
and one 10 the French part Of the city. A
French man-of-war is said to have arrived at
Havana from Vera Cruz recently with TWEEN,
ty-seyen cases on board. Everything argues
in favor of John" this SUMNER mild
winter. warm spring, and thousands of fresh
/" down casters" together with uninterrupted
communication between the city and Havana,
Tampico, Vera Cruz, and 81. Thomas. will
no doubt produce repetition of the ever
memorable 1853 in the Crescent City.
Petersburg Express.
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THE UHiysRsrTv. 80 The Catalogue Of this
time-honored institution for the year 1861
SO, has been placed on our table. from which
we learn that there have been at College
during the year one hundred and twenty-
eight students.
The Annual Commencement will be on
the first Thursday in June. The address
before the two Literary Societies will be de-
liyered by William b. Rodman, Esq, and
the sermoa by the Rev. Thomas Atkinson,
Bishop Of the Diocese Of North Carolina.
The catalogue is very neatly published. aud
was gotten out by Messrs. Strother 4 Mar
com, Raleigh. Register.
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From the Petersburg Express.
GEN. JACKSON'S VICTORY.

|
GEN. JAcKsoN's VICTORY.
Gen. Stonewell Jackson has achieved a
great victory over the Yankee General Mill
roy. We gather from our exchanges the
following encouraging reports:
The Lynchburg VIrginian Of Wednesday,
says:
Intelligence was received from Jackson's
army yesterday. by telegraph, to the effect
that Jackson had secured the passes of the
Cheat Mountain, and had forces at Frank
lin, Pendleton county, whereby the enemy's
retreat had been cut off. They are repre-
sented as being in the most deplorable con-
dition, utterly broken up, having thrown
away their arms and are wandering about
the mountains without either food or arms.
II is said that some FIVE hundred oS them
were captured on Monday. Large quanti-
ties of ammunition taken from the enemy
have been sent by Jackson 10 Stanton. A
more utter discontinue never happened to
any army than that which has oyertaken
Millroy's forces.
The Republican of same date has the fol
lowing:
The news from General Jackson's com.
mand is glorious. After defeating Millroy
at McDowel's the other day, he pushed on
in pursuit, and has succeeded in routing and
dispensing the whole Yankee army. His
cavalry has gotten possession OF Franklin,
the county seat Of Pendleton, and also Of
gap ia Cheat Mountain, so that the enemy's
retreat is thought TO be effectualy cut off.
He has captured all their arms, stores and
provisions. and scattered their men through
the mountains IN starving condition. On
Saturday. he took 500 prisoners at one haul,
and is picking them up al every turn of the
wood. Il is confidently believed that old
Stone wall will bag tie whole Of Millroy's
army. This information has reached Us BY
private kilograms and letters, which leave no
doubt Of its correctness.
The Richmond Examiner OF Thursday,
says:
Our guerrilla bands in Northwestern yir-
ginia have been doing good work. They
made. few days since, descent on Sum-
meryille, the county seat Of Nicholas coun-
ty, drove out the Yankees. taking number
Of prisoners and capturing their baggage
and stores.
They then surrounded the town of SUIT
louisville, the county seat of Braxton county.
The Yankees sent out flag of truce and
surrendered unconditionally. The guerrillas
took l42 prisoners and all their stores and
baggage.
Our men then followed up and took the
enemy's stronghold on Cheat Mountain.
capturing a number Of prisoners. together
with all the baggage, and put the remainder
Of the Federal force TO flight. These latter
were met by Millroy's Federal army. who,
followed by Jackson, were on their way to
Cheat Mountain, and reported that locality
to be occupied BY ten thousand desperadoes.
Millroy thereupon stopped. and was attacked
BY General Jackson. who captured all his
trains and artillery and routed his whole
force.
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THE CONSUMPTION LAW.

The following letter from the Secretary Of War Il
visions Of the COnseripi Law:
Sir: Your letter Of the oath instant wa:
received on yesterday. 10 reply, have
the honor to say, that the effect Of the Con-
scription Act is to prevent calls on States
for quotas. The number of men between
the ages of 8 aud s. is assumed TO be pre-
cisely IN the ratio Of population.
The first effect Of the Act is TO retain in
the service all soldiers who were there on
the 10th OF April. The next, to fill up the
regiments and companies with men liable to
military duty under the act, by replacing
those men on service who will be exempt from
age, with those not now on service, not so
exempt. aud thus to I'LL aud keep full the
existing corps 20 the maximum allowed BY
law. II any State have not enough regi-
ments in the service, as heretofore authOriz-
ed BY the Department to be raised, to absorb
the material between the ages oil 10 and 50,
the excess will be collected in Camps OF in
struction, disciplined, aud brought into ser.
vice, pursuant TO section 9 Of the Act
| will accept the Stale troops IN their
present organization, to be received on the
same footing with other regiments already
in the Confederate service, the men over IS
and under IS TO be discharged within 90
DAYS from the 10th OF April, aud their pla-
ces supplied from the enrolled ConscrIpts.
The rigat OF reorganization, by election, be-
longs only 10 l2 months men. Those whose
enlistment is for longer OF shorter peri
cd. remain in the service on their existing
organizations. These general remarks are
supposed TO answer several Of your specific
inquiries. The enrolment Of Conscripts
will be made as soon as the requisite regu-
lations can be prepared. 10 order 10 relieve
the men now 10 service who are over IS
years Of age.
?. State troops will be received as stated
above.
s. Men over IS years Of age now in SER
vice will be discharged within 90 days.
They or others not now in service will be
at liberty 10 serve BY voluntary enlistment,
but not in lieu VI a Conscript, except as sub
stitutes.
4. Volunteering is not stopped by the
Conscript Bill. BY section IS, person La
bic as Conscripts, may volunteer IN any
company now in service. You are referred
specially to Regulations s and II inclusive.
The act approved December 18th. 1861, pro
yiding for payment Of bounty to volunteers
for the war, continues in force.
5. Militia officers between Is and So are
embraced by the Conscription Act.
The quota OF each State, under existing
laws, will be all liable TO military duty un-
der the Act Of April 10Th.
| enclose copy Of the Act and Regula-
tions established for carrying il into effect.
Very respectfully, your ob't sery't.
GEO. w. RANDOLPH.
Sec'y Of War.
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LETTER PosTAoE.-The Congress which
has just adjourned, passed bill raising the
rates of postage from five to ten cents for all
distances. This act was rendered necessary
by the constitutional clause which declares
that the Post Office Department shall be self
supporting after the year 1862. The new
law takes effect on the lst OF July next.
There has been no change Of newspaper
postage.
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towards Montgomery was torn up this morn.
ing.
A Federal vessel with flag Of truce came
up to the city to-day, demanding its surren-
der. Mayor Bobe refused to comply with
the demand. but stated that all the military
forces had left and he had no power 10 op.
pose the FederaIs. The Federal officer re-
piled that they would occupy the city to-
morrow, but that the inhabitants need not
be alarmed.
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GOV. Graham. II will be seen BY The

Gov. Graham. - II will be seen by The card
below, that Gov. Graham declines nomination as
candidate Tor Governor. We understood some weeks
ago that he would refuse his assent but We had hope
tina, the unanimi,y with which public opinion seemed
70 be eeaHeiag upon him ia lha, connection would
cause him 10 reconsider his determination. That this
has no, been the will be subject Of general re.
srs,, there Is no in whose integrity aud pari.
oism the people Of this State have entire conf
denee
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Capt J. w. Graham's Com pany.-T

company left the depot at this place on Friday morning
last for camp Mangum, near Raleigh. On Saturday,
are Informed. the election Of lis officers was held
with the following result, viz.
John w. Graham, Captain,
d. 5. Ray. First Lieutenant.
Felix Wilson, Second Lieutenant.
r. d. Graham, Third Lieutenant.
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Capt. ]. Thomas Wheat, of the lst Louisi-
ana Infantry, who was killed at the battle Of
Shiloh, was son Of the Rev. DIR. Wheat,
late Professor in the University Of North
Carolina. His age was thirty.lwo.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,


February Term, 1859.
UNHE Sheriff returns into Court the following Real
Estate, which has not been listed for taxes for the
last ten years. wit: one acre Of land in the townp
Hillsborough, known in the plan Of said town as lot
No. "a, supposed 10 belong to William H. Phillips.
Amount Of tar due SO AZ.
II is therefore ordered by the Court, that the Clerk
advertise in the Hillsboiough Recorder for six weeks
notifying said William H. Phillips Of this proceeding,
and that unless the said tax together with the cos, Of
this proceeding be paid upon said lot No. 2l4, il will
be sold according TO law satisfy said tax and cost.
GEORGE LAWS, c. @. @.
March 10. 35-6w
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

A PRETENDED and lodged in the Jail al Hills.
"A borough. Orange county, ~ c., on the 2lst day
Of April Negro Man, supposed to be sixty years DID,
quite black, about five feet six or inches high.
He says his name Is SAM, and belongs to Mathew
Tory, al Snow Hill, Gates county, N. c. The owner
can get him. by proving property, and paying all costs
and charges. D. InNpS Sha.;g
April 30. al
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Sunfiower seed are valuable for poultry,
and are eagerly devoured by stock generally.
Grown in large quantities, much valuable
grain may be saved.
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The ladies Of the GoIdsborough Soldiers
Aid Society, return their sincere and heart
felt thanks to the Raleigh. Hillsborough,
smithfeld, Garysburg, Halifax. Black Creek,
Magnolia and Weldon Societies, for the val
liable boxes Of hospital stores received during
the months Of March and April, and would
assure the ladies through this medium that
the contents were equally distributed among
the different hospitals in this town. Their
thanks are also due the ladies Of Halifax for
a purse of $50, 65, for the benefit Of the sick
soldiers. GoidsJorough Tribune.
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S $3.50 at Auction.

; 30: 5U at Auction.
HAVING attended an auction eale Of ninety sacks
n Of Salt at Raleigh last week. at which sale ninety
punds sold for $35: so, bought for those who can
not be furnished except at the Confederate Depot
ten sacks, ninety pounds each. Our friends will be
furnished pound for 80 cents, three pounds for one
dollar. or one hundred pounds for $40.
Also for sale eight pounds Of Lamp Black, low.
TO ARRIVE,
Three hhds Sugar, and one Dbl Pulyenzed Sugar, at
Confederate prices.
H. n. BROWN & co.
May 81. A.
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TO THE PU BLIC

INHE Subscribers would hereby return their heart
felt thanks and gratitude to their friends and
TONERS for the liberal support given in our effort to
supply their wants al Confederate prices Shall we
buy Salt for you, or shall we noll Il is twenty cents
pei pound to-day-cannol be had at tina. by but for
few days. Had not some others who have more
pity" better try 10 furnish it,
II. N. BROWN & CO.
April 80. IL
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From lhe Ralrigh Standard.

My name having been mentioned 10 seye-
raj Of the newspapers Of the State, IN the
number Of those from whom Governor shall
be chosen at the ensuing election, and re-
commended BY public meeting recently
held in the county uf Wake. esteem Il pro.
per publicly TO announce. that must decline
to be considered candidate for that Office.
The reasons for this conclusion. arising out
Of the situation Of my family and private al
fairs, have been freely assigned 10 all with
whom have communicated in conversation
or by correspondence. and need not be re-
peated. | offer my unfeigned thanks TO those
kind friends. and the conductors Of public
journals, who have been pleased 10 render
me this assurance Of their confidence, and my
cordial cooperation IN whatever NAV tend to
the safety. independence and good govern
ment Of the country.
WIN. A. GRAHAM.
May ., 1854
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Newborn Banks. 49, We learn that the Mer.
chants Bank Of Newben has opened an Office q,
Grcensborough and The Bank Of Commerce Of New.
bern is dong business at the company's Shops.
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The Federal loss nj the bombardment OF
Fort Jackson, below New Orleans, is said to
have been 900 killed and wounded. The
U. States war steamer Pensacola, 400 men,
the steamer Tennessee, and two others, we're
sunk.
Lieut.. Col. Lightfoot, Of the 9th n. G..
Troops, has been elected Colonel in the ssd
n. G. Regiment.