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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15
PROPOSALS.

4 RMY SiTppIIRs
"A OrrIcK or Army CLOTHING AND EQuIPAGE,l
NKw YORK. June II, ls62. !
WANTED-NOOO pairs OF Army Booze OF dunn sizes.
which proposals will be the rber until
10th instant The quantities ~ be delivered from time
time, sz required will 10 known upon APP
pcation at this oc. whsre the standard sample be
Bids should be endorsed Proposals. Furnishing Army
Bootces," an addressed to,
Lieutenant Colonel D. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quarternas.sr General United State Army.
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vIrANTED-IowER PART OF A HOUSE. CONSIST
w Ing Of parlor floor and two basements by small Anne.
rican family adults ocaon above For reenth stteet
rent DO moderate, payment 10 SIRE Address with
pAuiculars, J. r, r., Herald once,
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AMusRMENrs.

| AMUsRMENTs.
WfsrEs GARDEN
''iss fS rsau Aaai:''
1o sseoaD 1--WE wEs Iss''
;. GREAT srEcrSssc d HGa suRLEsQuE.
TIKI wi 4 sp5ssa iss n sf:' '1''-s..s
THE KING or rue iG4' MAGICAL ISLAND.
CHARLEs GAYIEK
9hs most gorgeous SCENERY
Most maeainosn. Proce'sors:
Nos. ' magical 7rsnaios nss
A-'''' ''''' T naks' vii WIDEST ENTHUSIASM
u7oRNADoEs or GEsTic0LATED ECSTASY.
MISS EMILY THoRNE.
has established herself according 10 the united verdict u
press gg ME s 81 ssni brsLEsouH Artistic
who has a any time ossed the orbit OF the American stsgs
PROF ArDnnsos AND s ss g s af' Magnitude
every evening s'i MI sSs, T. $sa;sis'
'a''' Mr. rig ch fsia HALE and MR. BRADLEY
n'sn'' A'aas Mss Rssi SLoRa l4sSsnD5ERsos
'os ''A0''eno' MISS is'' lS 3 III ANDERSON.
THE METAMoRPHosIs AT THE CONCLUSION
rRANscENDEsTr s SCENE Esn OF BEAUTY
dscoses worth all the placed stage
THE FIRST e sAfUs bAF.S Saas
ten O'Clock. p"-'
Seat. should be secured three days in advance.
N -D- ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION.
Of this establishment who win sssins SOME
MISS CAROLINE RIcIINGs
CLASSIC OPERA,
PSa DSss& x. this
MONDAY. TUESDAY As ~ TEDsEsDAr EVENINGS.
a'As From GsSs? u, o.. SCENE Il
And sing the first time ia New York the celebrated
S''nA CASA Gas Gsvi piSA entitled
Afterwhich
the popular og sgsss Romance Of tho
Ahf JOHN a nLEfs1sos
Mr.. =. R. snr We; {; h'0'iiF MS !. NADER,
NIX E D sss * SsS 's,ss III S sS5fssE5
sGFEEs DEcos4TI sa g. ,osu,,,v.
EFFECTIVE MEchANisH ooStoAhs'
FULL opEhATc CHORUS.
Dress Cir lie Parquc 5Ocens secured Parquet Seats
1 Sco op ra AZ Sfs, esa At O'Clock
NIxoS's cREMoENE GARDENS
EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
AND nvsRS Es sS4ASSG sss K KS 81 EVENING
RICH AND VARIED Pss1n ES ri Mssn
plsse III yHs IN So Sn
ONLY ONE PRICE or ADMissioN,, 49,. 80
LOOK AT THE LEADING GE TnlEar CENTS
FOR the vocal Department n ts Of Music:
Madame srkAso sn.1'1A s sisnor Bs1cL1A,
NEW GRAND Union WAR taief FAsr EAKEh
sRs
BAND ~ o EHf asS 4 Essi R1Ssors
For the Ballet s psPa5,IsstE 1sAaE1 o,RAs
ssSs .ss4sJv
and superb Corps Of French Spanish Italian and English
PROMENADE SS IS; SSsIc 6AS SS6 EVENING
REFaEsaSEsTs.o 81 AL Kinds.
Careful and respectful w.i.sr cool bowers fountains
ekASS ks JaSSf IrEassoESsscEs
s,osSa Stss sSfSs hEsS o5sSSa Sz4SE5EHx.s
IN r Mis Ga sas EMS 40 h PALACE
COM f EooTk Asp 5SE. SMALL.
II saH q; s'''d
win hold their interesting evees drawn In their
'"' = SMALLEST HORSES EVER SEEN.
III 1iss &c; named
TIC Garden Palace Pavil0n Ac cents only
Rassr cd se AIS il s Of Muse ssn.s an
Och chairs In Palace OF Music 50 &c ns eys
Reserved seats in Equestrian SCHOOL,. Is
NEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole Proprietor Mr. j. W. Lfnrard
MONDAY and TUEsDAX, j unc is and w.
Second week oil the successful ENGAGEMENT Of
MISS ADAH ISAAlS MENkEN
who will appear In character
MAZEPPA
In which she will personally the terrific ascen and
descents lashed,f she bare hac VI
WILD SIZED,
feat never before successfully Attempted by and
Dancing by Miss lousa Browne
The thrilling drama Of
SsHINDERILANNES,
and the comic farce OF
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A GENTLEMAN ABOUT rs YEARS or AGE, WHOSE
~ circle OF lady acgusntsnces Is somewhat limited would
u y to spond with young lady with view
tftmoy Communications will be treated strictly cont
dentia Address Harry du Vail, boz 103 Herald ONCE,
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BALES AT AUCTION.
"A H. WILSON. AUcTIoyKER
BY. A. u. GALE,
a Dsy
MANUFACTURERS SALE
900 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
On Tuesday, June Ia at III O'Clock A M
Al the Manufacturers Depot, No. Al Dey street
The undersigned hereby gives notice 20 merchants and
dealers generally that he has agency OF large
number Of Eastern and York city 70
receive and sell their gools for cash,
BY THE PACKAGE ONLY, WITHOUT RESERVE,
onerns dealers an opportunity Of buying taeir Boots
Special attention is therefore called to the FIRST
LANCE PACKAGE SALE or
l,oOO CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
- strictly Manufacturers sale.
Al fresh goods just arrived positively to be sold
Ineir account without limit, of gents Patent
Leather Congress CATERS Banorals Patent Leather and
nai opera Boots Lasting Cater Shoes Lasting Congress
Cali and Butt Congress CANE Patent lie ither Callers and
bamorals Ladies' SILK Gore Congre.s Caters Lasting Pa
tent Turned Balmoras morocco and naed Misses and
Cnndren's In great variety. LM4
Together with large Line OF Gents Calf Patent Lea
sher Boots sewed and pegged; Calf aud Kip Boots and
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE TO DEALERS
70 get these fresh goods at less than prices
The advertiser gives notice that these popular
tton stiles will lake place -
EVERY TUESDAY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Commencing at ~ O'Clock, rain or shine.
Ample means in cash have tor advance
on goods consigned for these sales witho 1ins by
A. ID. GALE,
NAst Manu- actIrers' d pot,
r,..., M. Al Dey street.
~-~--
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xHrANrED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, WHICH THR
w would be willing rent for board with the
vilegc Of taking few select hoarers. Good locate in
Brooklyn New York Address w. L. B. b., Herald 6nlce
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A GENTLEMAN (wIDowER) OF THIRTY. SIX
IA years. said lie pretty good looking OF reaaed educa
ton aud and possessed OF $4,000 wants to marry
lazy from 81 TO % years, Of respectable family and re-
proichabl, conduct pretty good ook and OF loving dsno
son WHO could afford hin at least 5000 $4,000 easily
reaixabe. Address A. X Herald Office.
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(NEORGE'S
" CANTERBURY PALACE, open day and evening"
627L Broadway, opposite Laura Kecne's theatre.
GEORGE w. SHURRA0UR.
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EXPRESSES.


A BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~ ing Establishment III West Ee. enh street. between
Fifth Sixth Household Furniture boxed and
shipped all Is Of world. Covered wagons for
ing furniture to and from country. Furniture stored.
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DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS
~ blindness, aud all diseases OF the eye ard ear; also
affections and caarrh, the frequent cars' Of deaf
ness cured by Dr. GRAVES. Consultation free, onay
By letter, 60y Broadway.
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4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CONSIDERED GOOD
IN looking would like 10 correspond with some lively
young lady with view TO matmony; one who Is for the
tnon man. preferred. ANY young 10 ~ who Is pref
~, acconp she'd ardent and loving may address enclosing
carte dc visitc Flank Williams, Of Miller Jennns,
box 81 Broadway Post office.
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n excitement at Madam. iiExEl'S side nce Sine
return the country thonssids have been obi de-
par, without consulting her being imp ,sblc In consc
ycncs Of the number that daily throns ruoms.
lame IIenrs mode OF reading your FUTURE truly MI
raeuioas. Call and Price, moderate NJ damc Henri
sis Tor Paris In two weeks Medical ptiVis
for all diseases Also, etterpt all Kinds BEAUTIFULLY
posed and written Residence No. 80 West broadway,
Leonard street Name Oh the door.
A SOUNDING CURES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N III " 'uble or III health should consat Madam CLlF.
FORD !UI Dean street Brooklyn the greatest vn CLAIR
friends found business consult, So cents Conden.
tal medical or by letter, 81.
A CLAIRv0YANT-MRs. SEYMOUR THE MOST
IA successful medical and bus ln
be consulted usual at her residence IOl Wes FIJI
teenth street. corner Of Sixth avenue Diseases cause
aud cure investigated
MADAME RAY IL THE BEST CLAIRvOYANT AND
M asoiogist this city She tells your very tLsuults
gives lucky numbers, causes speedy marriages No 2O
Seventh avenue, mar Tweny.ssventh street Ladies Is
cents; genticncn ~ cents
NARs ADDfE EANRER MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
IvA Cairvoyant Spiritual Medium, continues 10 give
satisfaction numerous vsois, day and evening.
Rooms $40 Fourth street. four doors west VI Broadway.
AT B-wHo HAS NOT lizard or THE CELE-
IN bratcd Mtian BREWSTER, who has removed to 80
Thirty eighth street. o. Sixth ayee over the bakery
and who be ued with entire sats actons Sic has
10 equal She tells The OF future wife husband;
also that VI her v,e.. yo' wish ruth give her CALL
T1HR 0REArLsI WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
IL young aud 40 raplisAcd Madame BYRON, from Paris
who cansbc consulted WITH ,he stritest confidence all
affairs OF lite; Restores drunken and unfatbul husbands
has secret 10 rae row beloved BY your hearts IDOL and
brngs together boss separaed Ladies' 70 celia Hosi
8sacs " Thisd avenue. asovs Twelfth street.
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CORARTNIsRsHIn NOTICES.

N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO MAKR
N mcnsy rapidly. IA reliable man wanted, With 500
capita, and share in cash enterprise
from which 81 Boz be mads weekly will he shown by
inquiring ~ sos and 40 Broadway, room No. up stara
DARTNER wAxTED-As STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS BVsI-
man. With capital In light manufacturing business
isct part Of he time would be preferred Al.
dress Joseph w. Tinker Post onice
FyrHE ADVERTISER, WISHING TO ENGAGE In Blu.
sneaA would invest u 900 to H00in good establish.
ed busn which will pay air profits Investment Sc.
cuiy required Agents not noticed Address, with full
psrtic liars Security, Newark, N. J.
VyTANTED.-AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH SMALL MEANS
W capitalist may learn how 10 make money rapidly
y calling nj gS Franklin street any evening this week be-
tween the hours OF 3 and O'Clock, nrst floor.
yyrANTED-By LADY, EITHER A GENTLEMAN OR
w LAZY partner engage In the millinery and dress
making business good Iocaton capital require.
Herald oCnce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
BY THE GOVERNOR or NORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

y, oRTH CAROLINIANS! Our Country mead.
your aid for its protection and defence against an
invading foe. The Presiden. of The Confederate 81 sies
has made requislon upon our State 10 complete her
quota Of troops in the field. Our borders are in,a.
dsd by the enemy in force, threatening advance
10 deprive US Of liberty, property, and all that hold
dear as selt-goyernng and free people. We must
sst him al all hazards and by every means in our power
He wages war for our sujugailon-a war iorced upon
US in wrong, and prosecuted without right and in spi.
rl Of vengeu wickedness without parallel the hs
tory Of warfare among CIVILIZED nations. As you value
your rights Of seilguvernmen ali the blessings Of ee
dom the hallowed ehdearments OF home aud freside;
Of lamiIy aud kindred, call upon yon 10 rally in their
defence. and 10 the noble and sacred cause IN
which we are engaged.
North Carolina has always proved true. constant and
brave in the hour Of ial aud u danger. Never lei il
be said in the future that she has failed maintain this
high renpwn. live threatened than here.
luiore and upon own SOIL let exetions be equal
10 every demand upon patriotism, honor and glory.
M temporary reyersrs damPrned rtr urdu If your
ceslnrs. even though the enemy marched in columns
though The State The fires OF liberty still buried
brightly ia their breasts. They were moved 10
argy aud sisted BY gallant deeds, with abiding hope
end unanchng courage aud perseverance, brasey con-
tendl with at home well as the foreign foc
until afer struggle II seven long years, lndels
deuce was achieved aud acknowledged. Let " initiate
their glorious exampe The enemy is rebuilding his
efforts aud slraining every nerve 10 osefHhem our
country aud suhUgae up TO hls domnatlon-his ava
rice aud ambition. Already il isProposed IN then Con
grrss 10 establish territorial government 10 portion
II nur state. Now is the time 10 prove our zesi and
animate BY our example.
Iyal upon The brave aud patriotic Of our STATIC
o volunteer. from ike mountains 10 The sea. You are
wanted 20 fl up our quota 10 the Confederate Army
aud Er the special defence O The State. rely, with
enlite confidence ff prompt and cheerful response 20
this call upln your piiti' aud valnr. Tender yonf
srlye. ~ companies aud squads under officers 81 your
oan ,elrctun. You viii lie a. accepted, and
ganized iuio regiments under the laws that msy
5e ma i. and which il is my duty 20 execute. The
Aiarant General 81 The Slate will issue the Necessary
ofieis lil this purpose.
Felldw CHzpnsi = Your first alleeisnce is due 10
Moth Garolins. Rally TO her banners. Lei ever, man
10 his DUTY, AID our country will be safe.
ooeoS Given On Ter my hand aud the zeal II The
oIS state. at Ralrisn. this 22d 81 FEBRUARY, one
eoooo thousand eight hundred aud sixty two.
HENRY 4. CLARK.
February Ct 33-3H
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Among the wounded | have heard the names
Of John Court and George Wordsworth Of
Newborn, the latter badly. Captain Mar
tin, OF Colonel Vance's regiment. was killed.
y - not known that any other commissioned
officer on our side was killed. All accou nts
agree that the regiments commanded BY
Colonels Campbell. Vance and Avery fought
well. Col. Campbell charged the enemy,
driving them clear beyond their entrench.
ments.
But a small portion Of the town Of New.
bern has been burned. The Washington
Hotel aud all the square on which It was Ia.
Gated is entirely consumed. aud FIVE or six
houses in the part Of the town bordering ON
Neuse river. among them the residence of
John l.. Gardner, and the residence Of Mr..
Stevenson, the postmaster.
The CASTOR House was on fire but was nut
out. and Moore is now keeping il for the
Yankees. Gen. Burnside making il his head
quarters
Calvin Dibble, former resident Of New.
bern, came with Burnside. bringing several
vessels TO carry off the cation aud spirits
turprntine. Most Of these articles were de.
strnyrd BY the citizens. bui strangely enough
u large amount IL spirits turppntine owned
by John Dibble was tot destroyed. Captain
Nesteryelt. who formerly ran a schooner
between Newbern and New York, came as
a pilot for the feet. and man named Ber-
~, ~hn lett Nrwbern since the war CON.
menced, has also returned with the invaders.
The Yankee pickets extend TO the dis.
lance 81 eight or ten miles around the town,
and about fur thousand soldiers are encamp-
ed at The Clemmins farm about Tour miles
west Of New bern.
The Confcdrrates have rallied, been rein
forced, and are at place where they will be
heard from IN due time.
Gen. Anderson takes the place Of General
Gatlin. whnse inrfficiency is loudly CON-
planned OF. and Gen. French ranks General
Branch in command. These changes will
impart confidence TO the people.
IL is confidently expected that Burnside
will move up the Neu,e river To Klnston
soon. and unless stubbornly resisted will
mo,e on toward this place.
Mr.. George Perry. prominent and pa
irutic citizen II Jones county. is a prisoner
in irons at Newbern. for having helped our
retrrating army across the Trent river. and
preserved the arms they were compelled TO
leave behind.
Hundreds Of negroes are hocking to New
bern. bit il is said the officers take but lit
tie notice Of them. The property Of citizens
whn remained they pretend 10 protect. but
the property Of those who have left is At The
mercy 1t The lhieving soldiers and negroes.
The soldiers and The negro wenches are hay.
ing grand time in dividing out the goods 10
the stores.
My letter is already too long. and must
close. S0JOURNER.
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10 fhe. Chairman Of the County Count Of Or.
ange Counfus

SIN ~ am getting into operation the State Salt
Works. and 1t becomes necessary that each County
take action. under the provisions Of the Ordinance in
record to supply Of sat,-a copy Of The 4th Section
Of which Is hereto appended.
tits desirable that should be Informed ss soon az
possble,b w the action Of the County Courts as to the
quantity wanted BY each County, and the urgency Of
Its wans, end the Dfpots on ihe Railroads or navsa.
ble waters 10 which each County may want il sent
and that provision be made for paying for the same as
ii may be sent forward. ~
The first Salt produced will be sent to the Counties
most urgently needing it.
have not made sufficient progress to ascertain the
cost Of manufacturing Works are going up at several
locations and il is probable that will cost more al
some Of them than al others. shall endeavor To az.
certain the cost Of production soon as possible
the several locations to make the price uniform
You are requested to send to my residence CA she.
borough9 copy Of such action as your Court may
take in the premises, at an carly day.
Yours, respectfully,
i'm. WORTH, Salt Comm.
February &c 1862
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We are authorized by the Committee or
Safety TO say. that they have assurance.
from the State and Confederate sothor,ties.
that they have no idea 81 abandoning The
town Of Wilmington 10 the enemy. OF, on
me contrary, they are concentrating sll the
mesns and inrce available IN order to render
our heienre successful. aud The Committee
appeal TO every one having the spirit uf
man. Who y able - shoulder gun. 10 cume
TO- the rescue. aud the eremy will be repul..
ed. aud this section u me State viii he safe
rum invasion. WihniHgioa Journal
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FIGHT on THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Memphis, March 2l.-0n Saturday, The
18th. a. Island No. 10, the enemy commenc-
ed Smelling the works at lcng distance. IL
was renewed on SUNDAY morning. On Man
day, The Fedrrals brought down eight gun
boats, aud SIX mnrt.r boats, and commenced
firing again. Three gunboats. dashed TO
gsiher. made a desperate attack on Captain
Rucker's battery; il was really terrific.
Iieu,. Clarke, Of Capt. RS battery. was the
only person killed.
The battery sustained considerable injury
during the bombardment. which lasted Tour
day.. One 81 the ensm,'s gnnboats was
disabled on Monday. and turned back. 9TH.
rr bats Mere struck. hut the extent u The
mage done u not kroan. Our troops con-
ductrd themselves with great spirit aud res.
Oiuiion.
The river is falling slowly Al The island.
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PRINTERS INK MANUFACTURED
B. A. RANDALL g. CO.,
II M l.
MARIETTA. GEORGIA

DOCK. NEWS, and CULoRED INKS, Of an en-.
cellent quality, and warranted equal TO the best
Northern make.
BOOK INK At SO cents 70 81 per h., in cans Of one
10 ten pounds.
NEWS INK. (fne) at 80 cents per h. for ali orders
Of 100 pounds or upwards.
NEWS INK. Every fne,l at 40 cents per h., in kegs
Of % and so pounds.
CoLoRED INKS at ST. to So per b., in half pound
and pound cans.
Every paper inserting this advertisement foi ono
month, and sending copy Of The paper will receive
pay for the upon purchasing three times tho
amount of their bib. B. A. r. & Go.
March -. 35-lm
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CoSscnprios.- The Governor and Conn
ell 81 South Carolina. acting IN The supreme
capacity conferred by the Convention Of the
people, have inauRu,ated for the State q new
military system. to continue in operation
during the war, upon which all troops are to
be raised in future. Trorder 20 rcmoye al M.
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Late from Newbern via Gold,bOroueh.
lccre'Pon'lenee o. he Psterbure Erptssl
GoIJshotoueh, m. O.. March %. tAs2.

lCore,pon'ienee oflhe Pstcnbure Espferl
GoIdsbotoush. N. G., March 20, 1854
So great has been the excitement nj this
place aud below, since the sapiare oi New.
bern, that u has been most ,liIIicult to get
anything like a correct statement of the cap
ture. but the arrival to-day Of several per-
sons who remained at Hrwbern after the
capture. ha. enabled me 10 rrcrne more
correct Information than has heretofore been
published. The accounts, mhich you hs,e
g'srn OF the fight have been IN the main chr.
rect The iprcrs engaged uere about 1000
on our side. and 20 0n0 81 the yapkre side
rn's number MAJ be slightly ossrfaied.
ne loss an auf side dnes MT exceed 400 IN
Killed. @aund,d and taken prisoners. Cot.
Avery sud Lieut.. roI. iiolr. leperred xiii.
ed. are no, dead, but were wosndrd and a..
ken prisoners. Quite a number Of the mill.
tis we're wounded and several killed. The
militia i"rers were commanded ny Col.
Clarke, AMI. though numbering less than 400.
were strangely paced At most important
point. and being Aanked before they knew
y. were compelled to retreat, and the yolun.
tsen followed, Col. spruill's cavalry out.
running az the rest. When the retreat
srmmeuesd q was Z rel Pail Run sff,ir.
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Extract from On Ordinance in regard 10 The supply
: Of SIT:
SIC. 4. Be il further Ordained That Justices Of the
Peace Of the several counties in this State, majority
being present, may meet al the Court House. in term
time, or in vacation Of the courts and make such order
as they may prefer, touching the delivering Jtribu-
ton and payment for the satmansacured for the use
Of the people Of such county and to that end may ad
vance the money out Of the Treasury Of the county OF
otherwise: Provided, That they shall not allow the
salt to be sold in speculation, for more than the ac.
tual cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RAN0E County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1862.
Match le

1.-THE Sheriff returns into Court the following Real
Estate. which has not been listed fnr taxes fnr lie
last ten years. wit: ~ land 10 The iosn Of
Hdlsh1roush, known in the plan Of sid town as loi
No 81, supposed 10 hel,ng u William II. Phillips.
Amount Of tar due SO a..
|, i therefore ordered by The Court. that The Clerk
advertise III the Hilshonush Recorder i,r sir weeks.
n0tfying sid William II Phillipsui THIS proceeding,
and aa unicss the slii tx. togtihe, With thr cast ~
ihl. oseeiins, be pi upoa sid I'll No "a will
be sold according q .w satisfy sad tax and cost
GEORGE LAWS, C. c. g.
March 10. 35--6w
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We learn from good authority that Mr..
Treasurer Courts has arranged with parties
~ Richmond for the payment OF our tented.
erate tai. and the sale Of the necessary a.
m"un' Of binds for that purpose. This ar.
rangement seems To us TO be . very favorable
one Tor the State. II will, &c course. be re-
ported ~ foil TO our Convention, wh,ch meets
on The 3D. Monday Of next month.
Riisigl Regisfer.