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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
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| EATHERI

Il kAThEhl LEATHkRU
IL LEATHIRI!I
The undersi knsd would inform his old custcn ers'
and others in the trade Of Washington that he has
taken tho we'll kn"vn Hide and Leather Store for
mSrly occupied by VIM. B. Kibbey, Esq, where
viii be kept . general assortment Of home and for
eiSn manufactured LEATHER; also, SHOE PIND-
INGS. Hides always wanted at hi ghest cash price,
JOHN r. COX,
de- 4-2ws Corner OF It'll and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

MA sRi sAL1EIn ,,rtSs q Tire. .ri,. e
Circuit 90, RI Of the District Of Columbia fer TIE
county of Washington, and to me direetsd, I viH
house deor Of said county, on THURSDAY, the GA
asy st ispsnary. Us, AZ fo,eloek M Lots Nos. 70
d g, s.thsr with Al and singular the improve
erty Of John o. Rsemmele and viu be soii TO AT.
isfy Judc;sls No: 90 May term, 1851, in favor "a
Z. Al -KAnder, and No. y6 and dH 70 May term noez
In favor Of George ]. Johnssn q Co, and VIM. r.
Frooks WARD H LAM00
de = N>r.L.l M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

FOURTH WARD STAfioN CAsEs-Jsrlas
IAoMpson, (cOl.,l ass1uited Elizabeth Brooks.
(coi,) with 8 razor. Elizabeth vas going to i
bail, and JaISrs, who had been paving atten-
'!on 10 her, Vas somewhat 4ug-rrd by her
cEo irg another cOmpanicu. followed her and
sadc the n saut Monday ii gkt. He was lined
SIC. l.. H Fletcher. alias BIZ on.. carving con.
cealed weapons; do. $40. Patrick Kelly, h.vip z
stolen goods IN his possession; baH for hear AZ
Alice Kelly, buying stolen property; do. THE
above are father and daughter, and she boush,
some goods which were stolen from Weisen-
n~ld's clothing store Monday r light, and found
m keilys house. A lot Of Government and
other gcods, supposed TO be stolen, We're found
N the house ard taken by the policel John
MEGA alley, suspicion OF larceny; lall for court
Joseph Fletcher, assault and battery: fined IS
A No bier, selling liquor 10 soldiers: hnei $40
James Pslson, disord.rly; flied 81 Patricx
Co-coTan, refusing - move his hsch ID ciye
passage way for others; lectur-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

A PITIFCL CAsE--Last evening, q patrol
nan OF he Third Ward found a colorad nan
dres sd in soldiers clothes, trying 10 get upon
q conveyance 10 90 to Georgetown, but who
Te-iod ard staggered SO that he could not sue
coed The patrolrnan supposed him 10 be very
drunk, and arrested him. But very few min
ntes wer- sufficient TO satisfy the odicer that
The poor fellow was not drunk, but apparently
dying With consumption. The officer took him
TO the Second Ward station, where he was
Kept, and kindly treated by the officers IN
Charge. This morning be was too weak 20
walk with the officer 10 the Third Ward sta.
ton, and was left In the Second Ward. The
patTolmen will see that he is properly cared
Tor until he Is permanently in the hospital.
f'om his broken statements 1t appears tina. he
was t"amster with the Army OF the POtc-
brought inyalIds from the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

l'AiIEs FoH lso3.-A valuable pocket com psuion
for rsgisterirs events. past. present All future
with slmi nc and caller der and bia- x oane f1r
avery dsy in the year account ior ieh month
bIlr psyt ole and receivable sch month ShrI ia!
ton. Boo keller, NswSdesler and Ststiorer corner
Pcur-and hafetTeet and Z mn avenue "a owe
AZ y different kinds IN various STYLES Of bind n r.
Con raeu' the rev year with day. BOUT be
With out ole Of these useful little seuYl mir.
de Is eo6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

20 wHoLBsALs DEALERS IN PhopUcE.-Th.
schoon-r Heroine, from Conn. >ticut. now lYias a.
the foot of Eleventh stree t, hss-
6Ohbis. Apples of the choicest varieties.
90 bhls Potstces beat hincs,
100 bbls. New Older pore.
"a BIZ Connecticut 0nions.
SlI0 M- Choice S-rnCLt tutt@t.
The ato~e are prin . goods IN "ptenAid orier
AID s;u ~ soid irameiletaiy. Oa&l op board ely i
, 1862-05-03
Mr.. Dawes, that the political feud between

MI. Dawes, that the political teud between
Blnon Cameron and d portion Of his long.
standing enemies In Penusyl was healed
by horse contracts. Nj. Dawes said:
"1t took four horse contracts. each for one
thousand horses, to settle those old political
feuds, and every one Of those contracts cost
the Government $100, 900 s4t0o 600 in four
horse contracts !; and let me tell you, Mr.
Speaker that some Of them were in mems
names who did not know Of 1t until the CON
tracts were made It docs not need to be told
House, why It is, and for whose benefit it is
that large contracts are made in mems names
without their knowing anything aboutit. Ny
distinguished friend from Pennsylvania (Mr.
steyens), who, in the discharge Of what ap-
peared to be . high duty, protested against
Cabinet, the papers say graced that feast with
his presence, and that these persons were,
over this entertainment, celebrating the re-
storatlon Of harmony among old political au-
t3s oDiste, and some Of them certainly knew
the consideration
Mr.. Kelly Of Pennsylvania, defended his friend
Alexander Cummings, celebrated as Cameron's
reliable man, who was appointed in the dark
days after the Baltimore mob, to squander
the Government money In New York. Mr..
Kelly said:
Mr.. Cummings is denounced for his con-
tracts for linen pantaloons and straw hats for
cur troops. Yes, sir, he did make purchases
Of those articles !, and the gallant men who
came from distant Maine and northern Mfchi-
gan, leaving the snow under their feet and at
the doors Of their homes, when brought sud
dtnly undera summer sun, thanked God many
! time that somebody had the Eagacity to
provide them with light linen instead Of heavy
Woolens, and 4 wide brimmed straw hat to
protect them from the sun willie working as
laborers in the trenches.
Mr. Steele IN. J.}-The hats and linen pan.
ta1oors purchased by Mr. Cummings are now
in possession Of our quartermasters. The
panla1oons cannot be used because they are
no: half sewed, and the hats are too small for
anybody"
Not dauntcl ty this, Mr. Kelly proceeded
to declaim about the objections that were
made TO Cummings purchase Of coffee. He
said: -.
and list Ne~ York, OF the 9Th or 6th Mss5a-
become common soldiers, and to give them
such q luxury as coffee was to outrage the
eensibj1ities and the principles Of the Van
Wyck Committee Yet, thank God, he pro.
vidtd cof.e for them, he sent to the Capital
refreshments for these men, who had left their
luxurious homes, and had come with nEskcts
on their shoulders to guard your barrlcaded
Capital
Mr. Steele (N. j. ~ merely desire to say to
the gentleman frem Pennsylvania, Who says
| that one of his constituents had furnished
coffee to the regiments which came on here
at that time, that the coffee seut on here by
Alexander Cummings is now in the posses
sion Of the Commissary, and has not been
distributed at ALL for the reason that it WIS moi
fit for distribution. I had the evidence before
me this morning. together with samples O.
| the coffee itself.
, 1862-05-03
The Contractors Crusade agninst In
vesttrafton-NuEEets from tue Debate
IN Ehe H0naA.

The Contractors Crusade asalnst In
resttsatton-Nu:Eets from tne Debate
IN the House.
Thaddeus Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, was, we
believe, the first to make al assault on the Com
mittee. His motives for so doing arc thus
stated BY Mr. Dawes, Of Massachusetts, MEN,
ber Of the Committee, in speech made on
Friday last:
The Committee encountered no such oppo-
eition from tho pentleu,an from Pennsylsania,
the Chairman uf the Committee Of Waye aud
Means, in the early stages Of their inyestiEa-
ton. It WIS only when the Committee, io the
way OF its duty. came to throw itself oetwe
the Treasury Of the Cutted s'ates aud pei-
vaic speculation in which one Sinon Stevens
(nephew Of Thaddeus) was interested, and
through which S9o, GOO was to be taken out Of
tie Treasury of the United States, with
out dollar Of consider ation, In the simple
sale and purchase Of five thousand arms By tha
United States, that the Committee eucouu-
tered the opposition Of the Chairman OF the
| Committee OF Ways and Means. 1t first mas-
reeted itself In delaying Tic appropriation to
| pay the expenees Of the Comuit'e ee, and 1t
| then brought ont q speech in the House rid
effort to rescue the Treasury from the harptes
that hung around and hove1ed over it. And
I Last Of ali it culmiuated in an attack last Mon,
dsy Oh the integrity and character Of the
| COMMITTEES, and that, too, after the gentleman
| from Peunsylvania had been duly notified
that every member Of the Committee wa3Qb
/! sent.
Simon Cameron was yery grateful to Thad
dcus Stevens, his old personal enemy, for; hi
assault upon The Committee. Mr.. Dawes sait
Of cameron's appearance in the House On tbs
occasion:
IA distinguished ex:functfonary Of the Gov
eminent vas he1ein this House as the general
fssimo on that occasion. / am Informed ths
Eubsequt n1ly he appeared ut The ~seat Of tn
distinguished member from Pennss1yaufa, MI
steuens) snd congratulated him on the Signs
encceEs Of bis achievement over the Committe
In their absence, and that Ae conferred Wit
the Lieutenant in that attack {Mr. Kelley
| "Thal is not all The Committee has ha
fair no'lce served upon 1t BY this distinguishe
ex-Secretary. that Its members are to hea
from him elsewhere" ".-'-
| 1t appears further, from the statement (
, 1862-05-03

W7M. -ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
Erect, 7sneotssor tc Fuller a A1b4uKh1 wonld 70
spocully tnSosm the pubic taak he H1T sa be fouEd
eve1y department Of Dent3s1J. whether in Eu4n&.
EL11nEB. EITKACI7xa REGULATING. Or tbe taeef.
work can be aoen 4 ID ok1ee- EakrxH mod@xsa-
My1fKI-lv
, 1862-05-03

IN. " 7 II II e II Il n 1CHrE7tUu
- Cssropod;Et erad.cases aaa cures Corns R1riors,
Sn9 a3d inEtowinG Tor Sails Enlarged Joins Frosed
Czncer W8r7s Mee* Warts and all 1l6eatcs Of
Rsn feet Y. Ated successfully by pr. r. FREEMAN.
Surgeon Chlropodss.
nT; Freeman hss devoted many years 70 the treat
mcnt OF the above Gisease4 His operations per
Horned In few mtru1es and the 1eueft 70 lnstantase
oak that :bc patient a!wAyt EAlS slcr the opera-
same hcois or shett and a,.o att=nd to business a
ss Room. Eo IL Hstch Hotcl, hefEeen TX (, snug +.
~ No. = North Wells esGee., will call residence
10 Gect any G. ceE feQ: to his address ny2Ps,. =
, 1862-05-03
@eetlag Of 5tortbolners.

THIC4GO AND NORTH
" WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Cneaya.
Vii g. Il ~
1es ey of n.saEe "a Ta9Ts IL sae 81 = d.
Rf 9 Il
hny S.ess vi osbES asfsE ses edent
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.
~ The stoekt ktoltess O: thr Pittsburgh. Port Wayne
1c sst e
y . sf aas @ 1e
III s'0sN 5os 81 g. :,6ss ssRsns ss@ esaaAe
Chicago. tpEul5 Isp15 p4ot2v] = ne4ro,1nss.
GTOCKHOLDERs -Pi4rsbu, gh,
afocf nsnstef Book q tbs Company iii b. c1se o.
h 81 q APEiL Me- .ae : not pfooshin .qy
ted IN the sgFreIens heretofore eIecussd ~ tae
s. o;as9 s 's' = L Ss,..y
Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne 4 Chicago Bail
way Company.
rv ce.4,nrates Of asock Of til. COMPANY VII b i
surd . thc stechhoaess q the etteo.tEn r Wa5os
10th of April Proxlmo,
ee%Rss @ se e q "a
st9fk S1B f sas Fl w4r.s e
81 :oTed se1 = y Seqsi7st aasas sseo8 Z
| the new Corporation. IN -.
Shares Of One Hundred T elIars Each,
With Scrip Certificates tor leH amounts not eat,ss.ns
,g9s g9s a'aSnso' Bseaa a En os opened O ~ f'f
| tGiss tmGih2@nss1 tM.y1.t u. DARSE5
, 1862-05-03
CARPETIN GS
OIL, CLOT n S

OF these we Offer large and urrfyzled aasortment
either As Iegaits quallty, sty.e psee Enghh and
shaf ,srcs and two yards wide 1t pr1cee from three
thinas TO SIX shil;nEs pct yard Also. HeaTy Saees
.eet wide st prizes from four to shugs per Sard
Aho-Ist:e OIL Cloths IN patterns and ny the yar aad
, 1862-05-03
ATARRHi CATARREft
~ CATARKH.I

[ lATAKKH! CATARkEft
DR. sEELYE's LIQUID CATARRE REMEDY.
TAzzAs7Ko 20 be ssre cure 1o7
E1TAKRH or COLD IN THE HEARs
OSx HrNDEEp THorsA1D persons Ole -eaz;y IN I'LL
e39rfJ Of Cons9n3ptaa e EEsy phyEtssa now thas
commenced u
CATAKRH IN TIE NOSE.
Ths ne1t EeP beng 70 shs sasoas and bronchial tuoea
<u.!nE - n... prevent the Latter Persons should
understand that the better way 10 cure Consumption
re symptoms Of Catsa-rh IS they generally sppe4r
nd lad list thcy ssSe frequent aitcSs asd sze tofe
Gi'ioa he noe H1sv s. d o7 sl!Eht discharge TIN
and ac:th, aftrrH&rEH becoming thick aud ndhcsve.
A. he dlss4se becomes ch1onc the discharges a1e in
thick aud heavy and either got I'D OF cy blow.
IN The lose es tlef ta into the throat, ard
eaue eR n ate
fyek a:e weak tie sense Of 6!2e1 Is !caEeocd or d.
8troyet: deafness frequently takes place Another
:ht persoa Obliged cle h!s shrost 4: The morning
OF thick s1tny ucons which has faea down from
The head da:lng tGe night When this :Akes place. he
lungs acc -oE!i !oEe no time IL zrresttng It. The
Shove te eyuptouf Of CstaErh ss they appear IN
B, the aid Of tie Liquid CATAREH REMEDY. sn
moved. 1ad Fave saascea: confidence IN he Kems-
curing Cs.sr.h. :hht after he trial OF the Remedy
so1 one month, 70 benefit recyed tie amount raid
Price o: he Catarrn Remedy, <2m-sufclent 70. use
oae month. With fui. and cieaI directions
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, Up-stairs0
asi-aS@5sE rot. of1ce Box +551 Ch:caEo, III
, 1862-05-03
SNYDER, COOK & CO.


P.6.-Rcmcrober this is the first book Of the kind
ever published Remember this Ia the only book Ct the
kind ever published Remember that no buok OF the
copyright nenceber thRt the business OF ths couut
cauEot be conducted without such Eo:k for The
uron that s9fec: to he tonEa In 500 of 0ni.ed States
Remember that not single cupy has been or will be
delivered except h the parry to purchase this coyy
~
, 1862-05-03

.nLD O>WEGO LINE TRANS.
~ PoRrATIoN coh{PaET. FOR 1ss+Falltas
Mttet EsH Euk+. proprietor
The undersigned. "a agtnta Of the ahove old WIZ.
rates Rom Ihicsga. b. Lake ard C1aM. to Eastern
matfefa- Alsa heeEJ fre'ghts from Extern poinn
MOST wrxp11ioCe, but avoids ali rfsk OF CANAL
RHEAKs vest ct syracuse. The Company haya n ex-
-Ealn. At QtEego, with which t7ey treasfer grsta.
III y THIS Line from veaaeIs 10 c3n4l boaA Tiih-
out EofDS Into stcIe. =.
WR1aHf l. WHTTNEf, Azenk
ose 70 Fa55ees Butldtn ed szoT Jet0 Ro1tn WaseT
&1seE eofGtr Or Wells street Ap2+p7l4s2a
, 1862-05-03
RallrQHQH

HH1CAGO AND MILWAUKEK
w. RAILROAD.
FOE ArLEArxx1, L. Cxos*x ST. PAUL ssHxoeu
.BKKLIX, ASp IETzKNHDIATH PuTsS
On and altar MONDAY. May s,h. $50. Fass.1yar
7fkn9 VIII 1e8xe tbs Depot corner Of Wat Knzta snd
to4A o1a s7TeeM !89n16n excepted9 - follows:
,Elo a Il aud 70 z NJ and Az1tFu Il M1F1ufna II
IA5 a II. and 1888 2. Il
tl3 r ~ =" e4"s
.WAgRzaA4 Acco411A41o1 rxA1s 1exyes cndsa.ze
Hte5o +. II, I'll arrives at Chicago at ST. T. u
m93 -. s. G. BALD HTN. Superintendent
, 1862-05-03

DRIME BARLEY. MALT Ar
l. WAYB On hxnd and fox ss1a n lown: eaaA prices,
AI9a. ENM3of Yekst Ka3s IN BxrIeE
a1lTHIy Board 1i Trkde Building.
, 1862-05-03

TH e
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
1aprepared to trausror property between
Boston, all Points In New England, lew York
and the Nesr,
With p1ornptness, care an dispatch
This we'll Known Line Of Fourteen Fl1stcla5s Screw
Steamers connects at ogdensbusg With tbs
Railroad for Boeton and all pcints in New
England;
At Caps Vincent with the
RaiIrrad and Propeller Lise between Cape
Vincent and Hew York,
And at oEwcgo with
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between OsWeEo. Troy, A1baay and New forS.
Forming rAILT LINE from Bosom, New York,
OEdelB surRn, CsPe Vincent and O5WeS0 to Cleveland
Toledo and Detroit
AND TRIM EEKLT LINZ TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and 1nte1mediato Ports.
AGENTS.:
). Myers, 19l Broadway. New York. John Hook
GE. State Etrcet, Boston, Gro a EDDY OkdcusbuEgh,
a I. crevo In. Csre Vincent 'ohu II. Crawford, o..
Ecgo; Fe:t+n : E7eed. Cleveland Walker 4 H4yea,
kse. Taylor, Ma1Tay & CO.. Racine
ClARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of North Lasalla st., Chicago.
fBpa-p51 en-
, 1862-05-03
Iegal Rotlrcs.


MASTERS SALE.-State Of Iii
eoao.y@G 66snesTy.. stsPhea Ghtds = s>nasl <
asas ,sz ,s.s ss5,7 s,,s Rs'ss 3,
Innr L. vii. In Obedience = the !a%nd*sa IA d-e-ee
entsrtd n shs aooys saslsd 81 tss2 2nsie &ac
q t6c - :on1s House u cisJ ii Gaiesso County q
sf 4 Ss R 4 d I'd e d; :.
cseF sssts;s . = is & e
four {sD, IN t-va=.1 -::::T,vr ta; ao-ta :: -aayo
tsn'aE ss,pssE esss So IS : < W. - : IL
q saa.1 =: ! ,t;tn si Z az T. J. I :; :s
tsstz 81 e.ts q ~: !. =. =
be TIC same tc t:n:s 80. srs n
may os ace.s:Ts = ~ y: ;szc; @ 1;s :. az
sssp,1'aas9s fsas M s2s: j s.. 4 a. h ms s"
'e.'' 'r x.:-.. c::as:;: SA5SE s'a;!: E3Ez*
CH1cA0o.A: -zt,::e,.3-:a
MAST: Us sALE.:-;S,;ssc nj Hi
SS9aMa Sss99i.5a !; LIN siss a. Ices - os7%'' +
ss's ;; f. s;5 $;S|; ~
Ssei 4 Ssss n GO Z
heuss s s,ss, soo @ esan f:!a s : X "a
Couny On s T.!;p. i s7e tsnss ~ .; ~ D D,
@ s e aea Z 1e : :ese12a s 8 c s IT, ~ :d
cause, K-wtt Le: rzrt51tpa o.. q ,-n- tsrote
~ Aa Il IT. s. l. sfs;a L aa;sy sssa; ~
,Sn ,s;a ef ,sa i, ,;{ y ' IL ~ Is - i hs
G1sye ii s1rs.e l. sIa:ionsI 81 y,
x9eoe ~ sss;a A. e asSf fc: e 3 q
Mpsb sd ,acf pcrsfna 1esznof 10 7sesAsy to
.1s zs.y az r ~ i e r
ptnep.i - aszTes' vita az = = s. AZ .sf
| chicago. April ISL lse-. sps paa.a
, 1862-05-03

A TTENTION! j..
To Booksellers, speealators, Capitalists,
Farmers Mechanea and mtn Of ente1pr1ee ETerywhere
FOR 8 A L e.

The work entitled "a Compilation Of Penslon Pay End
Bounty Money LsEs, gassod anee the adoption Of the
CONSTITUTION, With .. Court Decls1ons and numerous
E1planato0 Notea." By sN1nx1, Cook i CO ne VII
receive posals In pereou BY letter for the pnr.
s.ms an orer the United states4} of 10 any stn.
Ele sists. until the 18th Of Nay. 1sd2 Tbs
g7eat e1pense Of time and money. The reasona the
Eork odsted fur sale are the arge amount Of co1ec
and WaahlpEton ofaee render itinpossble to aupezn
l1stce 70 our clients demands on the Government
Ins y Tctk certainly dssnsa f. exceed II the n'ta nn
States. It Ia within thE reach Of ereryboty and Is II
not an Gntverssl necessity. We site the RAIDER 70 no
the Book, and single copy be oasaned o. any
one IN The United States rave Of the person. to Eho1
every Jus'ce Of the Peace, Notary Public County o.
Town O1ccT
, 1862-05-03
NhIIllGS AMI RUGS.

Cocoa Astttngs for ON .ea, Churchea cstdbu'es &C.
Il Ill E1dt1u, from onehsK 70 two yards vide; Canton
Straw Mating hoth ~hte and ch. cxed oae-anta-
quarter and one snd ahaf yards VIDE: ssic Velvet
Bruk' els and TCfted Bugs Cocoa Ju'e, 81 ah Bfush
ATel&fGu Ia M ham In lEnka
, 1862-05-03

sAA~1e0s ooAe444Nf flJN
.=.rzz rr.|5: 3|gEsx 7ss2s EAHa1An q ~ ! -
T. S75asy1 s5 ss5 ".
Hssss sz SHES
aaaa. azMaokp s. T.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
- R:s IN "a asiEs CIV g
Express y T. 4 y; y sesda7, e1ssDssa s
H H. S s?ss:sfs ;s = ! 5ssgs: -
En- s. isS!s 4s35a e fe7s 4 1ss Hssse IL u
II III H. q ssSas:s: $5iss
saa9s ssssf Ss rs IS r J.a5:
f:s hfa:tefb a.st; IT. i s. Ioais EaEosd i
Train. a5;f7s - 4 IS st sas \
Ell sor EfSes sa sna & 1sfeaon apply st the os
FOB hide PARE AND WOOD LAWN
Trains lss5e Chicago: LeaTe Wood LAVE
Is sSFM, 1;SE $*sE:x
W. 5oHxso, Can W;k A.ETauR aea- Sup.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAE
N1 EoAD.
sET EFaESb fath z2SBE xSB Fas e G2Ez6gs EE BoRK "
tss aan SoS kS; s 8 II 5a: ,sss
@Rs5 PSI I q e gs,sea.sS, seRsss, ssas sSs,
.., . y nessss sssss{ 81 s. L y ~ ss~ 4'sf ~
= ;''
-. e e III Ie4s ~ T. sp.a r. ss,e:ks
IN Ct1fcS 20 st T1 A ~ 11{sn =
, 1862-05-03

with Scrip Certificates for lez amounts not eatitlns
tho holders to dividend8@
psG129 pmh@nss1 tMeytst u. q BARSR5
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10
October is, 1863.
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, on Saturday lhe
~ 26th Of January last, my negro boy ANfHoNi
Said boy is Of whitish yellow complexion, five feet
six or seven inches high, about eighteen or twenty
years old. and supposed TO weigh about enc hundIeo
and forty or one hundred and fifty pounds. he has .
heavy head of hair, and talks short when quesonef.
and no doubt he is trying TO pass for free boy VIII
give the above reward for his delivery to al l0.'
pect Hill Caswell county, or confinement 10 any JAN
80 that can get him. x..npDS
March IL. tf-g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10

THE HILLSB0a0UGH REcoREER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
RY DENNIS EHEARTT.
Is PUBLISHED

Perns.-Two Dollars year. if paid IN advance
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid within taee
months; or Three Dollars, if delayed until alter Tue
expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreafases"'
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40 lbs. Best farsIiiP, 8 90
! lb. Red Celery, 400
lbs. Dwarf York Cabbage, 90
10 lbs. Golden Ball Turnip, 800
lbs. White Dutch Turnip, 800
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! ID. Seymour's White Celery, A 90
l lb. Stakeholder CauliHower, A 4 90
10 lbs. Woods Frame Radish, 90
A lbs. Early Horn Carrot, 3 90
IL lbs. Mixed Turnip Radsh, 90
4 lbs. Early CauliAower, ca
40 lbs. Prckly Spinage, . 90
Id. White Cabbage Lettuce, 90
iOlbs. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. 90
lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce, 90
b. Hardy Green Lettuce, 90
10 lbs. Snow Ball Turnp, Ga
10 lbs. Round spinage, g. 90
lbs. Select Drumbead Cabbage, 90
ID. Enfield Market Cabbage, 90
lbs. Ned Surry Carrot. "A 90
10 lbs. Drumhead Savoy Cabbage, 90
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