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Legal Notice.


AN.s DUNN, Jonathan Dana js.
Nl David Robins on. an Casharins>> Rsaia.~A
his wife, M.ri,h Robiusol. Marv Jane rurASe.
Ephraim Ezy, Robn ION ;slxy and .l~uEhh,s
of Jonathan Damn, ir nsias unA,awns aRfb
take notice that on the 26th day ~fs M.rsh
1852, James Swallow, as. Executsr Of Jcnatksa
Dunn, deceased, fled his pstitisn in Ale gee
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio .esie7
for an order to convey the following s.trs-t e:
land sold by Jonathan Dunn.. in biss u Attns..
to wit: Six acres OF land OF the no.1h and .,f
the north west quarter of the south ws~t euas-
ter OF section twenty mine, township fss. saA
range five, Said petition will be fos h%~riAx
in the said Court on tile 24til day Of April 50.
HOLLIST XR * lKKi.
ATTORNEYS for fetstisner..
Apr! 2, 1862 3r. $500 tssss9
NToTICSis hereby given to all p.rss~s. ma
~ to buy or trade for certain pssmts~rv
note calling for Ten Dollars, given BY Icha
Tailor to Levi Fox, dated eF~bru srs the atN
1852, payable itwoal mouths afi~Esdat<. ~ 4
assigned by rue to one Johu Han, na', a~ihs
same was ohtsnsd from me nv siaa6 asea
without receiving any value fae u . h.i~v~r:e
ls nassf5 thtrTi.tstB FssNos1
April 9 1892 --4.. nj. psb
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Y1HE Proprietor of these Nurseries would
respectfully inform the publc and every
body that his Stock is very o''oiefa. and IN
most things great in variety an amount. he
would impress on the minds OF 'se Wishing 8
to plant the Importance Of proc. 'ug good
trees grown near home and of the sars-
ties-all of which we claim to hav> ti!s
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio W., "a
GOOD RELIABLE STANDARD
PEAR TREES
can be procured, and at the same tiiac pnr-
chasers can be accommodated with an, tiaing
they need in the way of TREES, PLANTS. g.
We would note particularly very large
Stock of Apple Trees,
of fine size and of great vigor. CuERRrKs--
very superior assortment, and an immense
Stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES PEARS, PLUMS, APRICOTS, &c.
For garden culture we havo very fine
Stock of DWARF APPLES, of the best
and most shuwy varieties. DWARF PRARS
and DWARF CHERRIES. and Berries in great
variety. OF HARD GRAPES we have about
80 varieties, including DELAWARE. DIANA,
CONCERA, CUYAHOGA. REBECCA, EARLY
NORTHERN MCSCODINE, &C., &c.
Of Ornamentals, We have an immense stock
both in variety and amount. OF Evergreen
and other Trees and Shrubs, Roses. Vines,
Dahlias, Phloxes, &C., &C.; all of which We
will sell for CASH, at prices to suit the times.
Now is the time to buy, as one dollar will
get nearly as much as two will at other times
and the Trees are of extra size and quality
We are also receiving and forwarding cub.
of tlo 49, al Hnr
ticultural and Rural publications. most oi
which we can furnish to our customers al
Club rates.
e. Address all orders to
JAMES EDGERToN,
BarnesriNe, Ohio.
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DANIEL WALTON, Clerk.
April 2, 1S62.-6w. $3.50.
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; ONE person writes, her daughter was cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
ble
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Work ElIse O CA0svsA.
VNAo RAOOA PINS
are the most active and thorough pills thas
have ever been introduced.
They act 50 directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgatiye pill a0
They are really sai
B\ooA NxAA AlvGv pvXA,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA PAvSSlev,
viii eure all the aforementioned diseases
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness, sas
Colic pains, Cholera Morbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Bo,vels,
~ Qizzinsss, eto. sm
Try these medicines, and you win never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
And they will say they are
GooA McAAcANes,
and you should try them before going for q
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
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April 9 1892 1T. pa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH
h0 CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, in order to stop, if possible, the
W wicked system Of speculation which il blight
ing the land, and prevent the production of famine
and distress in the midst Of plenty, the Legislature Of
North Carolina by joint resolution thereof, ratified on
the I'D day Of this month, (November,) have au.
thoflzed me to lay an embargo upon the expo tation
from the Stale Of certain articles Of prime necessity
except 10 certain persons and for certain purposes;
Now, therefore, !, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Go.
vernon Of the State CT North Carolina, do issue this
my proclamation, forbidding all persons, for the space
of thirty days from the date hereof from carving be-
yond the limits of the State any salt, bacon, pork
beef corn, meal -four potatoes shoes, leather. hides
cotton cloth, and yarn and wooden cloth. The fol-
lowing persons are alone to be exempted from this
prohibition, viz:
All Quartemasters and Commissaries, Agents of
the Confederate Government and Of any State Of the
Conlederacy exhibiting proper evidence of their Off
cial character also all Agents of any county, district
town or corporation of other States who shall exh bit
satisfactory proof Of their authority to purchase such
articles in behalf Of such town, county, district or
corporation public uses or for distribution ut cost
and transportation, and not for resale or profit also
J all persons who may make oath before the nearest
Justice Of the Peace that the sricles purchased ire
for their own private use. and for resale before
they are removed: also all persons non-residents,
Who Mdy have Dougnt sucn articles before the date
| hereof The exception is to extend 10 salt made by
nonresldenls on the sea coast and in their own works.
and to careoes entering any OF ports from abroad
Any ofsada articles that may be s,oppedin transilu
from our borders are to be confscated to the use OF
| the State.
Until further orders the Colonies Of Militia in the
different counties, enoined to see that this proca-
nation il enforced.
Not intending desiring to prevent the people Of
our sister States from sharing with our own citizens
whatever we can spare but to repress speculation
far as may be possible, earnestly appeal 10 all goot
citizens to aid and sustain me in the enforcement 0
this proclamation for the common good.
.c~~ in witness whereof, ZEBULos B VAEcH
| 81 IS Governor. Captain General, and Comman
s. der-in-Chef hath signed these presents, anc
-'~~ caused the great seal of the State TO be az
/ fixed
Done at our City of Raleigh, this 26ih day Of No.
vember, A. D., 1862, and in the year Of our Indepen
dence the S7lh.
/ z. B. VANCE.
By the Governor;
r. H. BATTLE, Private Secretary.
/ December Sd. 72-2u
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a Washington Dispatch says it is no
longer a question that the army Of the Po-
tomac owes its failure to cross the Kappa
hammock promptly on arrival to inexcusable
delay in furnishing means Of transports
ton. In Richmond it is rumored that Gen.
Meigs has been removed and Gen. Wood
bury arrested for causing this delay. 1t is
stated on good authority that lS0. 900 SOL
diers are now absent from the Federal ar
my without leave.
The Hibernian has arrived with dates to
the 2lst. Another Confederate steamer
had lef, Liverpool, and still another was
nearly ready. Nothing Of interest BY the
arrival.
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sALEaOF
House and Lot in Chapel Hill at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

a directed by the will Of the late Jones Morgan,
= the undersigned will, upon the 9th Of December
instant in The village Of Chapel HiIl expose at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, very VALUABL E
HOUSE AND LOT in said village. The House is
new, well built and very convenient +; il has two sts-
res, and contains six rooms besides three in the base
ment. There are three acres Of ground attached,
which may be divided into two lots. Perssns in
search of a residence will do well 70 examine this
property before buying elsewhere.
Terms Gas directed by the wilD are one and two
years credit upon the price, {secured by good bonds
in equal insiaments, and title reserved until the
money is paid. ! wv c.pp ~
Chapel Hill, December Sd. ~
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NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE.

\ OFFER for sale BIZ acres of land, two miles
- north Of Hillshorough. The land is very produc-
tive, and we'll adapted 10 Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
il well supplied with water, and the improvements
consist. Of large Barn and Stables, with two good
framed buildings and log house. II not sold sosn
will be fof rent. Terms to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 5th. 6S--
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SALE OF LAND.

WILL be sold TO .he highest bidder, at the late
residence Of Leonard Smith. deceased on the
Goth Of December, the Tract Of land on which said
Smith resided, containing 100 acres, on credit Of
nine months, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, and title reserved until the purchase money
is paid.
J. A. SMITH, Ex'r.
December Q. 72-3wp
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FEDERAL GuSBoAT CAPTURED Whining
ION, Nov. 2S-OfIicial information has been
received at headquarters here, as follows:
= Capt. Ne@kirk, OF the cavalry, and
Uapt. Adams, Of the artillery, have de-
Ss'oyed one Of the enemy's gunboats. in
Aew River. She was on her way out, hsv-
lOs been to Jacksonville, where her pratt
'a' crew had broke into the Court House
S gu Post Office and stolen their contents.
one was attacked and driven ashore. Her
rev escaped in small schooner they had
.aptured up the river, after firing the steam.
e'' She was, however, of iron, and her
guns shot and she'll, large quantity Of
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ammunition and small arms, and much of
her equipment has been saved. ...s 3D.. ....-
We believe the gunbOat was captured on
Wednesday, the Goth Of November.
a-.. u &9t esq @r Journal
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Obituary.

In Chapel Hill, on Thursday the Goth Of Novem-
ber after an illness Of five days, Of pneumonia, Mrs.
CAROLINE M. WALKER, relict of The late Cade-
bon Walker, ia the 18th year Of her age. she had
Just returned from long visit 10 her children in la
bama, to spend the remainder Of her days among her
chiyiren in North Carolina. That remainder has
been brief indeod bu, il was abundanlly Illuminated
BY evidences Of preparation Ol either life or death, as
God might ordain. She had been communicate
member Of the Episcopal Church for about aily.6se
years. She was so tried al the close Of LIES long
pilgrimage, her friends have good hope that she has
now entered that res, promised 70 1.-THE people Of
God" Her mortal remains were deposited in The 70.
mily burial place In Fayetteville. Fay. Obs
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A YANKEE ABROAD GIVING THE EFFEcT OF
EPRocLaaATIoN.-The New York World
says The following'is an extract from a let
ter written by an American gentleman of
the highest character and position. now
resident in Europe, always unwavering in
bis devotion to the Government. and hith-
erto faithful supporter Of the administra-
Ilon:
: have just read Lincoln's proclamation,
and am hopeless. The whole nature oil
the war | consider changed, and the idea
o. restoration of the Union under such
circumstances as an impossibility. The
President, under the Constitution, would
have an equal right to issue proclamation
declaring that 10 Connecticut the law OF
aescent Of property should be no longer as
us, but 10 some manner more agreeable to
Inc powers that be. Will the conservative
part Of The North not rise en- mGsse against
.nls subversion of that charter Of its liber-
aes and only bond Of It's existence as Co.
,efhment, though proclaimed under the de-
.uslse Idea Of sustaining iil The effect on
ule South can only be to make them more
anu more desperate in their resistance. and
!" enable their leaders to say: Now you
re we were right as to the intentions of the
lincoln Government when we induced you
"oegin this war;"
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Glorious News!-To the Public!

MY PARTNER (Mr. J. A. Smpson) in the shop
INl formerly owned by Jones & Hooker, has al lac.
got away frcm Newbern, and we shall sci the shop
TO work soon as possible.
We want 10 buy Lumber Of al sorts Immediately.
Call upon US then, Farmers and Millerss so that we
can get ready forthwith to mend up and make The
tools and machinery necessary for You 10 carry ON
work with.
Now is The time 10 strike for freedom in the manu-
featuring line. Bring in your material 10 Us and 70.
cciye the highest cash prices for it, or such work o.
you need. pocrnr uooUpn
November 9Th. Ga
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roREIGN INTERVENTION.

+ zUw Richmond, New. 80.
Northern news to 9th received, BY WHICH
get the following important news from
'I Rrouyn De PHuys, French Minister OF
!, .syn Affairs, had addressed .. dispatch
"t tbs ambassadors Of France at London
u ST. Petersburg, dated Paris. October
sn,h He refers to the painful interest
g ~ which Europe has watched the strug-
w. ~ r.oing ia America. Europe has suffer-
i from consequences Of a crisis which has
=, va IN one OF the most fruitful sources at
u' Mir wealth. The neutrality maintained
Y P,ance and other powers ought to make
lam If service to the two parties by help
w. them out Of position which seems to
NO NO no issue. AT last accounts the two
'a amies we're in condition that would not
' 'lI either any decided advantage to ac-
' ssl,rate conclusions Of peace. All these
sircumstances point to the opportunity Of
:" srmistice. The Emperor has therefore
,1o,pht that the occasion has presented it.
' ' IF Offering 10 the bellIgerents the good
oaces Of maritime powers. He therefore
a .,onoses that England, Russia and France
iAoad propose an armistice which might,
Z necessary. be renewed at any future pc
Ind This proposal would not imply any
oressure on negotiations for peace, which
( hoped would take place during the ar!
usce.
Earl Russell, in his reply. says Her Ma
;esys Government recognizes with plea
.pre the design Of arresting the progress Of
tSe war BY friendly measures, but asks is the
end proposed aitainable at the present mo-
ment BY the course suggested by The Co
vrumen, of France. After weighing all the
Information which has been received froa,
America, Her Majesty's Government are
led TO the conclusion that there is no ground
At the present moment to hope that the
Federal Government would accept The pro,
po.al suggested. and refusal from Wash
lngton at the presen, time would prevent
any speedy renewal Of the offer. Her Ma.
ie.tys Government thinks therefore that i
would be better to await the time when the
three Courts may offer their friendly coun,
ell with greater prospect than now eAis,noI
its being accepted by the two contendins
powers.
Prince GorcthalkoF replies that the pro
POSED offers of mediation if presented il
an official or oificious character would b,
the cause of arriving at results opposes
10 pscifatien. If however France sh0ult
persist in her intention of mediation an,
England should acquiesce in her course
Instructions would be sent to Baron Sloeckl
at Washington, to lend the French AIT
English Ministers, If not official aid at less
moral support.
TIE London Herald bitterly denounce
the non-intersention policy OF the Blts
Government.
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TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension
I and delivery to me of jim SPOON, a mulat.o
about five feet four inches high stont built and quick
- A'' n''"o''' PRIDE JONES.
November 9th. 6s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10
MA z R1ED.

On Wednesday the a6ih Of November, by The Rev.
Nj. Iseley, Mr. THOMAS TATE, Of Orange coun-
", to Miss TEMPERANCE TARPLEY, Of ALE.
nance.
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Valuable Negro for Hire.

MILL be hired to the highest bidder, in the town
w OF Hillsborough, on Monday the 2sth instant,
for one year, LIKELY NEGRO BOY. He is
good Boot and Shoemaker. B ond and approved So
curly will be required.
JOHN BANE. Guardian.
december loth. 81 73p-
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From MlssIssIPpI.-Moble Dec. abby
special dispatch to the Advertiser and Re-
gister. dated Okalona Sd, we learn from Of
fetal source, that there is Yankee force
at Bolivar, Tennessee, three regiments at
Grand Junction, one at Davis's Mills, and
one force which advanced from Grand
Junction last Friday morning. numbering
eighty regiments, comprising thirty five
thousand men. a
1t is rumored the Federals were encamp-
ed last night ten miles from Pontotoc IN
heavy force.
Nine o'clock p. M-The Yankees are re-
ported to be advancing from Cosnth. Our
pickets fired on item at Saltillo on the Mo-
bile aud Ohio Railroad.
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December 9.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
HAVING, at November Term, a. d., 1862, Of
Orange County Court, qualified a. Adminisirs-
toi Of JEFFERSON MONK, deceased, notice is
hereby given 70 all persons having debts, tsims Or
demands against the estate Of the said deceased to
present them to me and those indebted to 70 come
fol ward and make payment.
u.s.. LEATHERS, Admir-.
December 81. r.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

.@;.s.. NEGROES FOR SALE. .
an Saturday the Sd day of January. 1863, before
~ the CouIt House doer in the town of HILLSIDE.
rough at IL o'clock, will sell to the highest bidder
FOUR NEGROES, three Of them are young and
likely men under twenty years Of age.
Sir months credit will lie given, bond and good
' ''s''u' THOMAS WEBB,
Admir-. of w. P. Mangum, decd.
December 10th. 70
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This citizens of Richmond have raised
by subscription $4,000 for the purchase o
shoes, blankets, &C., for the soldiers.
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A NORTH CAROLINA AMAzoN.-The Char
lotte Democrat has been informed by a
soldier from Kinston, of rather novel in
cident which occurred there recently. A
short time ago some recruits we're brought
INTO camp for company from Caldwell
uounty, among whom was man named
Blaylow, who was drafted in Caldwell.
Week before last Blaylow cot discharge,
and Immediately another soldier applied
for discharge, stating that he (or she) was
the lawful wife Of BIaylow. II appears
that when Blaylow was drafted, his wife
cut her hair off, put on mems clothing and
went with him into camp and enlisted for
the war. She drilled with The company and
was learning fast, when il became necessa-
~ to make her ser known in order to ac-
company her husband home. The boys
we're sorry 10 part with such good soldier,
but they were unable 10 determine which
she loved best, Blaylow or the Confedera.
cy; but il was unanimously voted that Mrs
Blaylow is some pumpkins" .
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ALABAaA.-rhe Legislature Of Alabama
has passed resolutions declaring that. as
ample means of credit are necessary to the
successful prosecution Of the war, Alabama
proposes TO all the States to guarantee the
deb, OF the Confederate Government, each
State in proportion to its representation in
Congress. The resolutions provide that
they are such guarantee. in case the other
States adopt the measure.
The Legislature of Alabama has also
adopted resolutions declaring its opinion
that Militia officers. are not exempt from
transcription, unless for some other reason
than that they are such officers.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good ?

The best evidence that they are is that their rmest
friends and best patrons those who have used
hem longest. DIR. WILLIAM B. HURD is an eminent
Dentist Of BROOKLYN Treasurer of the New York State
Dentists Association, and these preparations have
been used III his private practice for years. and No
leading citizen of Brooklyn or Wllliamsburgh oues
,Ions their excellence. while eminent Dentists of New
York recommend them as the best known TO the pro
'essinn Without the aid OF dversing, deae rs nave
sold them by the gross
The Editor of the Brooklyn Daily Times says. I'VE
are happy to know that our friend Dr. Hurb. il sue.
ceeding beyond all expectations with his Mouth Wash
and Tooth Powder. The great secret of his success
rests with the tli that his arcessre precisely what
they are representedo be- can testify from their
long use."
The well-known P. T. Barnum writes found
your Tooth Powder good that my family have used
II all up We find itthe best Powder Tor the Teeth
that we ever used. shall feel obliged if YOU will
send me another supply at the Museum at your con
venience with bill"
But their cost is so small that every one may test
" Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dr.
iinrds Tooth Powder contains no acid nor aIka nor
charcoal, and PoIshes without wearing the enamel
Use no other.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
Popular Medicines. &C.

CONTENTS:
DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
DIR. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box.
Dr.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle.
DR.. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. HurFs MA NUA L on the Best Means of PreserU-
ing The Teeth including Directions the Proper Treat-
ment of ChiLd-efs Teeth
ELOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth
TOOTH PICKS. etc. etc.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office, II Fourth ST
Brooklyn, IL. D.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for SIS.
@-Thc DENTAL TREASURY makes package eight
inches by five. and is sent by express.
90 Full directions for use is on each article.
The following articles can be sent separately, by
mail. VIZ:
The TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH, sent post
paid OH receipt of Twelve Gents, or four stamps.
The NEURALGIA PLASTER for Neuralgia IN The
Face, Nervous Headache. and Earache, SENT post
paid on recel Pt of Eighteen Cents, or sK stamps
The NEURALGIA ANB RHEUMATIC PLASTER 0arge
Szel for Pains IN the Chest, Shoulders Dack or a6v
part ut the body. sent post paid receipt of Thirty
seven Cents.
Address