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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-06

The people of Richmond have been hav.
ing another panic for the last two weeks.
The removal of General McC cClellan, and the
rapidity Of Burnside's movements were the
first causes At the time of Burnside's
movement Longstreet was in Richmond on
his way to North Carolina, the campaign
being supposed to be over for the winter.
Part of his corps we're With him, and they
were put on the works around Richmond
at once, whilo he took the cars to Freder.
icksburg to hold the Rappahannock line, If
possible, and if not to retard our movement
till Lee came up. e@
There are now from 200, 900 to 250, 900
men in the works around Richmond, and
but so, 600 north of there, including Lees
and Jackson's forces. Jackson has been
recalled, and with him Stuart, from the
valley, TO form the left flank Of Lees army.
Jackson was opposed to coming, and wanted
to keep q division of our forces BY raids
into Missouri and Pennsylvania, but vas
overruled BY Lee and Davis. O.
The Cabinet at Richmond have ordered
Lee to throw his whole army on the Rap
2ahannoek, and dispute every foot Of
ground thence to the rebel capital. They
have plenty Of raw provisions and millions
Of pounds Of beef Pork and flour are
accumulatisg at Richmond. Vessels with
clothing are running the blockade every
week, but their army is suffering terribly.
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CLIPPINGS FROM rHR srATx PRzsa.

FOUND GUILTY.-The jury, in the case
of the State vs.. Tbos. L. Madden, found
the defendant guilty. Counsel for defend.
ant made motion for new trial. Tho
indictment charged prisoner with giving
Ann l. Smith decoction of whisky, water,
sugar and cantharides.-Iopeka Tribune.
r. One Patrick Tye and bis wife, are
under arrest in this city, each charged With
assault and battery. The charges grew out
of fraeas occurring on Monday last, at .
lime kiln, near the river, in which Tye u
said to have severely beaten the owner Of
the lime kiln, whose name is Weidner, and
Tye's wife is charged with having beaten .
Norwegian, whose name We did not learn,
in the same Topeka Record.
E From the Fort Scott Bulletin We
learn that the strength Of that garrison is
being augmented daily. Two companies OF
tho Sd Wisconsin have arrived. and will be
stationed there al winter /; added to wEiyh
are the forces previously located at tba-
point No fears may be entertained about
Quantrsh raids iu that vicinity during the
coming winter:
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-06
The Kansas Amy Has Another Fight
HEADQUARTERS BATTLE FIELD,
November 20

November ~.
To MAJOR General Curtis: Learning that
a rebel force under General Marmaduke,
5000 strong, was at Cane Hill 40 miles
north of Van Buren, Arkansas, and that
General Hindman was to join him to-day
or tomorrow, with large force Of infantry,
for the purpose of making desperate
effort to enter Missouri, / determined to
strike Marmaduks and destroy him before
reinforcements arrived. So, leaving my
transportation in the rear, made forced
march Of about thirty Eve miles with about
5000 men, and attacked him st ten o'clock
this morning, and found him strongly
posted on advantageous ground. After an
engagement of about three hours he CON-
menceds . retreat. Every foot Of the ground
was fought over and contested until near
sundovn, when the enemy, finding that
their artillery which they were, making
every effort to get away WAS abost to b
captured, cent Colonels Shelby and Emmst
McDouald With . Gag Of truce tos the o.
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JUNCTION, KANSAS,
SATURDAY, DEC. 9th, 1862

Proclaim liberty throughout oil the land unto
oil the inhabitants thereof; it shall he jubilee
unto you and ye shall return every man unto
his possessions. and ye shall return every man
unto his fanily.-IEv. XIV. 10.
Whosoever will not do the law of thy God, and
the law Of the king, let judgment be executed
speedily upon him, whether it be unto death. or
70 banshment, or to confscation of goods, or to
imprisonment-EzRA VII &C.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-06

This will be saving, the Chief says, to the
State Of from $1,000 to $4,000 annually on the
item of printing alone. Other cheering indica-
tions exist. The people. in their late selection
Of officers. happily confded in those who have
the ability and disposition to set our finances
right, and build them up.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-06

A SrAxpARD.-The article on our frst page.
entitled my Contribution to the War;" a6ords
su excellent standard Of loyalty and patriotism.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-06

Hon: Josiah Kellogg, one Of the Representa-
hVes elect from Leavenworth County, 10 rromi-
nently named for the next Speaker Of the House
The Bulletin and Conservative speak Of him -
being eminently qualified in every respect
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QiIlsburaugt Gfrnrnsr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. 9.
wednesday, JnIy 2. Is62.

IN We arc authorized to announce the Hon. VIII.
liam A. Graham as candidate 10 Iepresen, the county
or Orange Ia ,ho State Senate and Csp, John Berry
and William N. Patterson candidates for the Com.
mons.
e. We have been requested TO announce Dr. Pride
Jones o. candidate for the Senate and William F.
sirhoru, Esq for seat in the House Of Commons in
the next Legislature.
- We arc requested to announce ]. L. Stewart,
Esq, Of Chapel Hill, as candidate fof sea, in the
House Of Commons in the next Legislature
~ We are authorized 10 announce Col. H. D..
snse At the ensuing August election
~ We are requested TO say that R. M. Jones il 4
candidate for reelection for the Office Of Sheriff for The
county Of Orange, al the ensuing August election.
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Died, IN GreensborouSh, on Wednesday, Jane esih.
MARY HANNAH, infant daughter u Leah N. snd
George Allen, aged two month";.
Lied. 81 Wednesday June s6ih, TOMMY, son o.
Thomas and suran Aiinir, sred 6 ysars, months
snl bays. This ln,!e hos as u often he ease, was
lasorta child. shonl, before bis iliness, when he
ssw them carrying corpse TO ihegnvsysrd0 he ash.
Cd bis mother not 70 have himpui 10 the ground when
he died. bu, We have buried al iha, remained Of bin
and hope that biz parenis and friends may be prepared
10 hsil bin happy" IN The spiril land.
Died. IN waks county, % Friday the s0lh June.
Jesse BLEpsoE, sou II Mfs Aunie BlsdsOs, assd
sbea, eleven years III Nas confined 70 BIZ led fsr
sssersl wssas during Ell eash iips he toie hi' ,eA
mss With great patience
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WOOL CARDING

THE Subscriber, living eight and half miles north
: Of Hilsborough, will have his Steam Carding Ma.
chinea IN Ts rate order BY the 10Th Of June. Thank
full for the former patronage which has been bestowed
upon him, he hopea still receive the custom Of al who
want rood work done. Csrding will be done for lsI
cents per pound, for white WOOL fifth part Of the
wool Mixed il the different colJrs are pulled together
before being brought, will be carded for IS cents per
pound; If not pulled together, extra charge will
be made. He expects to have good Picker, OF Bur.
ing Machine in operation. Bring your wool Ia good
order and put pound Of grease to ,wave pounds Of
WOOL and you will get good work
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
Jane &, a.
p The RsleiSh Standard and Milton Chronicle
copy four weeks and forward account 10 Cedar Grove
Orange county, Nc.
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coolest manner imaginable. and captured
with great rapidity.
Our loss is much less than could have been
Expected.
All the heights ia the vicinity Of Mechan-
icsylle are in our possession.
General Lnngstreet's division crossed the
Lhickahominv on the Mechanicsyille road
last night.
The battle was renewed this morning at
day light. and progressed fercely until eight
o'clock, when the firing Stacked, or became
less audible in the city. The enemy have
no doubt been driven back several miies in
the direction Of the White House.
Our forces across the Chickahominy are
led by stonewall Jackson, Longstreel, D. H.
Hill, and A. p. Hill. On this side we are
We, acting on the defensive.
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QUARTERMAsTRps OFFICE
~ VI + ld61
Goldsbofnuoh - 10,

usuo'0ash, June ID, 1862.
FARMERS and others having Woor g, AZ y.
\ hereby notified thai the Qusr,srma,,era Dcnar,.
ment 10 DESTROYS of purchasng Tool il snv onan,i.
ties and requested 10 notify al this OIsca !, Ma,
price and in what quantities they can deliver The srii.
Gle On the receipt Of such notification ,ba nlaco il
delivery will be indicated. Those having The snisle
for sale are earnestly solicited to give this aayer,iss
uent their attention. as the place Of delivery will IS
made convenient, and liberal price will be paid This
advertisement Is intended 10 apply only 10 those re-
siding within The limits Of the State of North Carolina
JOHN w. CAMERON,
Major and Q. NJ, c. 3. A.
june ID, 46-4w
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THE NEWS.

The great battle which has 50 long been pending
near Richmond. was commenced on Thursday last and
was nol concluded al our las, dates on Monday I, has
been conducted with grsa, obsnaey and perseverance
on both sdes bu, we arc gatiied to be able to cay
with steady side, though fear Il he's
been attended with great loss Of life. The enemy has
evideniy bean defeated. Many prisoners have been IA.
ken, and i j. said ITO pieces Of cannon Very few par
tieuIsrs have been received we give in another column
all that have come 10 hand.
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soners produces lively excitement about
the streets.
All reports from the field confirm the dis
comfiture of the Yankee army, and many ex-
pect tina, Mcclellan will capitulate.
Several batteries were taken to-day.
We have iosrno general officer. but Gen.
eral Elzey has been wounded. it is feared
mortality. The gallant Major Wheat, Of the
Louisiana Tigers. was killed.
Saturday, June 20.
alright. The First N. c. regiment suf-
fered terribly on Thursday. Col. Stokes was
badly wounded in the leg; Lieut. Col. Nc.
Dowel. badly in the shoulder. Maj. Skin
lner was killed. Capt. James Wright and
Leut. CRANKY were killed. besides other
company officers and a large number OF men.
They madc one Of the finest charges on re-
cord.
Co. Riddiek.. Saith N. o., wounded in the
leg; Adjt Rddick wounded severely; MAJ.
hammerskold received confusion. Gen.
Pender led the Saith after Col. Riddick fell,
and cot wounded slightly in the arm.
The 5lh N. G. is terribly cut up. Col.
Campbell is killed, also Duncan Haywood.
Col. Haywood fought while he hsd man
ieft--he is safe.
Fifteen hundred prisoners have just been
brought in. Capt Vim. Blount aid to Gen.
Branch, is sho. through the arm.
Richmond. June 20
Only a few brigades of the attacking col.
umn Of the Confederate army were engaged
yesterday. Msgruder's and Huger's dyi-
sions were still held in reserve on the ives;
side Of the Chickahominy, where it is an.
dersiood Mcclellan was. yesterday, moving
large bodies Of troops. A renewal Of the
contest was expected this morning. Two
Regiments Of Gen. Magruder's Division, the
Seventh and Eighth Georgia. suffered severe
ly Yesterday IN attempting to take battery
rear Seven Piaes, defended by at least two
brigades It Yankees. Col Lama, Of the
eighth. was wounded and taken prisoner.
Lieut-Col. White, Of The seventh, wounded
IN the neck The casualties Of the two Re.
giments about two hundred. There seems
70 be no doubt that Mcclellan rommunica.
ton with bis source Of supplies isefectually
cut off,
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Great Battle and Glorious VICTORY.

Richmond. June a.
We learn this morning that Gen. Branch
led The sdsapee yesterday down the Meadow
Bridge road with his brigade at Nor.h Caro-.
linians. AID that on erossinc ,hs Chiok.ha.
miny be wss reinforced BY other troops Of
Gen. Hilrs division.
The numerous Geld works and batteries
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas !, hss blessed oar Heavenly Father q take
unto himself Henry Ba!lc. Phillips. beloved child o.
ihs sabbath school,
Raolsd. That No cherish hia memory and tina, as be
was The irsi offering chosen from this sabbath school
lar cur Lords glory. We will strive BY grace divine 10
meet him in heaven, aud when We sre called. 10 give
psoif thai We. 100, have bern nur,ured in Sabbath
school. snd by christian parents.
Secretary NJ. +. s. s., Iilsbosough.
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STR Y MARE
Janc IS.

esTRAYED ron a drove at NJ. John Lea,h'rss,
y near Dofhams station. on Saturday night, inc
t4,h instant, large Black Marc, belonging 70 James
NJ. Diekson, 81 the let Casaby Regiment. suNauls
t Ill he Given for the recovery Of said Mare, OF
-, n, s,g,,stfon AZ will enable me to get hef.
Information can be iefi with NJ. A. w. Hedsps.h 10
u,lisboTcus or addressed 10 the subscriber a. Unsef
si,y Station WI 4. RHODES
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Yours respectfully.
GEsrRAL ELECTION. The following shoplt

GENERAL ELEcrIos. following should
be horne IN mind;
Citizens vote for Governor. Members Of
Assembly. &C., on the first THURSDAY IN Aa-
gusf. thu 7th day Of the moR,h.
Soldiers IN camp, wherever they may be,
in OF out Of the State. vote on the Thursday
beire the 6rsl Thursday IN Angus. being
the 5ist VI July.
the returns srom the camps must reach
the sheriifs Of the respective counties oi
which the voters are residents. within TWEEN
" days after the day Of election.
Three freeholders, Of the rcspcc ti.e com.
panies. under the dirce;ioa Of the command.
ing officer, shall hold sa,d elections, accord
Ing 10 the laws Of the State, and make re.
turns OF the same within the twent, DAYS
aforesaid.
Soldiers absent from their counties or com
panies. a6d passing through thi, State, may
vote wherever they may find themselves on
the day OF election.
Citizens uf any county in the State may
vote tor Governor in any other county IN
which they may be found on the day u cleo
ton. Ssafs Jsarnai
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oFrlcIAl DISPATCH Of oEsRaAL LEe.

Headquarters, June 9th.
70 his Exctheney President D7sis,
Ma PRGsIDsNT --Prcioundly grateful 10
Almighty God for the signal victory granted
to Us, it is my pleasing task to announce to
you the success achieved By this army 10.
day. The enemy was this morning driven
from his strong positions behind Beaver Dam
Greek. pursued 10 that behind Pohite Greek,
and finally, after severe contest, Of four
hours, entirely rcpulsed from the battle
field. Nigh, put an end to the contest. I
grieye TO state that our loss in officers and
men Is great. We sleep on the field and
shall renew the contest 10 the morning.
have the honor tn be,
Very respectfully,
Signed ROBT. E. LEE.
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From the Rriesa Dali, Telegraph u Monday.
c@E-I S.a., -, -. "a


From the Rrie.sa Dali, Telegraph u Monday.
Rrehnuaj, Sunday night, June 2s
Received q % o'clock.
The remnant of McCieiIan's array j. now
on TINS side OF the Ehichahaniny
The bridges we're destroyed to prevent
pursuit frum the Coafsderales on the north.
Ii Is believed here Mcclellan is rerea,ing
towards James r,er where his troops NAV
embark in transports under protection Of his
gunboats.
All the latest reports fram The lines give
this information, and state That our army is
pursuing the enemy aud hope 10 capture
many Fl them before night.
Richm nd June 30
Lates, reports fran the lines represent that
there has been no lighting to-day up to |
o'cieck.
Our army vas II line q battle and il was
expected would soon advance upon tue enc
INV.
The anxiety 10 hear from tic battle field
is intense. though every body is eoniden, Of
: decisive victory
Citizens are tigidly excluded from the
linrs, and reliable information Of the pro.
grsss d events is difficult 10 obtain.
Richmond. lore 90.
Yesterday afternoon Mcclellan DESTROYED
Immense quantities of stores Of every de-
scriptiun, aud abandoned his Notifications
preparatory 70 his retreat towards James
river, ahleh was commenced last night
through White Oak swamp.
The Yankees have been closely followed
By our troops. aud hundreds Of prisoners
have been taken.
II is confidently expected that i greater
portion Of the fugitives will be intercepted
aud captured before night.
stuaris Cavalry captured 5000 prisoners
yesterday. VITO we're trying to escape 10
York river.
The tax bill, which has passed the Federal
Senate, will give, j; IS computed, about a
a
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REC EIYIN q

RECEIYIN
loo Cast Steel Hoops, bags Coffee, s casks Rice
wv 4 bnxss Starch, &c.
ekegs English coda, Is abis. Sugar. Salt. &c
Dbl. Logwood, 50 lbs Indigo, I bbL Ceppsrass &c.
1000 dollars worth Of Graekefy sc.
csIcus, Lawns, and Muslirs, assorted
goys Shoes, Buueh Cotton, &c
! sbl. hes, Vinegar, 8 S5is. Lam? Black.
Train D:l, Iinseed o.,
Black and Green Pea. aoxes Snuff
The above goods nT isle a, fa5uilus pr;eesless
than Confederate prices viii nct &c hc!i Ii not sold
soon, will be sold in a better market than this. We
Sell under other markets. and at less profit than before
the trouble"
The party who has tbs Gold Lockei will please fs.
turn a. IS thar Lersol Is 5re han have made dur.
ing the war.
ii. n. BROWN s. co.
Iclg 2. So
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For tho HIll.sessush Rseelaer.
Chapel Hin. June a4lh, i


Ma. EDIToR; For the further relief ii
friends of our soldiers, ask you 10 let them
kno@. through the columns Of the Rrcor.
der" that letters have been received from
members Of Capt. Juhnstpn's company in the
a8th Regiment. which state that Gapt. John
ston and thirt, -four Of his companions. are
safe and kindly treated IN Fort Calumbus. on
Governors Island in the harbnr New York
City. rhe list If missing" which you
published on the 18Th. contains thirty five
names, and there is title doubt that they al
are NOW prisoners and in pretty god hsnds.
The latest letter from one Of these prisoners
that have sren. is dated z Governor Isl.
aud. New York. June 4th. 1862" and is
pustmarked New Yo,k. Jsne 6ih," and
/" Petersburg. Va. June 18TH" How II got
70 Petersburg i no, known. nor how answers
can get back 10 the prisoners.
Yours respectfully. C.P.
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PLANK WANTED.

p, m'sn 20 purchase 10000 feet of White, Red,
g pscS sha fon Oak Plank, sawed seven.eights
nosa. s. .p.. ana not ass than thirteen and half
cah;a sus, ~, :, knots and splits. Apply to w
~. WEIR & WHITFIELD.
80 tf-~a2
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NoTICE--TAXES.

WILL attend al the following times and places 70
= cclite, lhc Taxes for tie year 1865
Al Hillsboroush, on Thursday the i7ih Of July.
James W. Miles's. on Friday the sth.
Cedar Grove. on Saturday the 18Th
A. loleI's, On Monday the slst
I. W Halls, 81 Tuesday Tie I'D.
Red Mountain on Wednesday the sd.
Mangum's store. on Thursday TIC g4ih
Wsss. Fac,ofy, on Friday the o5ih.
John a. coless, on saturday the g6ih.
William L. Walkers, on Monday the esIh
nurham's station. on Tuesday the 18th.
A. ID. Guniers. on Wednesday The 3Oth.
Chapel Hill, on Thursday the slsi.
White Gross. on Friday the !st 81 August
Thomas !. caies's. on Saturday the 81
Thomas Longs, on Monday the iih.
IIsborough, Tor Town TaS, on Tuesday ihe 5th
r.. n, JONES. Sheriff
,.~s 80
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LIST OF LETTERS

-
~ EMAfNfNG in the Post Office at HillsborouRh on
- the lot day Of July, 1862.
Thomas Andrews, Mrs. William Lord,
James Bryant, Lizzie N, Lindsey.
Gray Biiups. Rev. e.. H. Lake,
Eddy Black, DR.. J. w. Lack,
}. U. Bradshaw DC Co. Margaret Mciver,
James w. Bryan, D.B. McI.sod,s
Dr.. William Berry, A. Mcadsms,
Mrs. James w. Bryan, l. L. Pennington.
Mss. Manly Beyiti William Riley.
Martha e. Cooch, John M. Rosile
William Geies, Miss $. e. Ray.
Presley Cafes. NJ. E. Rylley,
George Garden. w. P. Roberts,
John w. Garden. Sarah Riley,
Joseph Clark, Caroline Riley,
Mary Cheek, John II. Sykes,
J. NJ Gates, Mary e. Sm,h%a
Denis DAILY, 4 Benjamin Sykes.
Melissa Dunnigan. John r. Smith,
.. N. Dunn. Daniel r, Thompson.
Capt r, II. Edwards, Sarah Thompson,
Jsmes NJ French, William L. Turner,
David n. Green, William Turner,
John X. Gibson William Tapp,
Manly Gigg, L @. Wson,2
Rev. G. r. Harris, u. II. Mullins,
George Hicks. Mamie =. Whitaker, 2
Mary Hubble, Casey Warren,
Alfred Hopkins. Ruffn Wilson,
Jglia A. Hamany. Lizzie E. Woods.
Emeiine Holt, Margaret Watson,
Miss Z. E. Hadey. Rev John D. Wilson,
R, ]. Jefrrya, James NJ, Workman,
William Jackson. Miss R. J. Whitaker.
F. ] Jones, w. NJ. Watson,
Robert Jeffrey. William White.
Mary Jones, Willie Wonds,
!. P. Kirkland Martha ]. Webster.
Eliza Long, Alexander Walker.
EF Persons calling for sny Of the above letters will
please ssy they aIe advertised.
&. +. PARISH, p. NJ
Juy :. Co.
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The Cauri Of Inquiry AZ Richmond IL The
case Of the Mcrrimac. has decided very pro.
perry that the destruction OF the Merrimac
at the ,im,sand place where Il occurred, was
unnecessary--it being shown that she might
have occupied the mouth Of James River
and prevented large Yankee war vessels
passing up. The same Court decided that
the burning Of the ram Mississippi at New
Orleans was necessary, To prevent her fall.
ing into the hands Of the enemy.
Rakish Standard.
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Secretary Memminger. Of the Treasury,
has established bureau for the issue of
fractional mites Of the five dollar Coniede.
rate States currency. TO consist Of ones. one
and half, twos, two aud half, &C., IS an-
thofized by the &C, Of the Confederate Can-
gross. The bureau consists Of thirty women,
add one man asa uperIniendent-the women
10 cut, slgn. and prepare the notes Tor utter.
ance. These issues will prove great CON
yrnienes TO the public. RieA. Eraminsr.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT

A PRETENDED and lodged in the jail At Hills.
"a borough, Orange county, NJ CT, on the 9ls, dsy
Of April Negro Man, supposed to be sixty years ole,
cutie black, about Ave feet six OF seven inches high
lie says his name is SAM, and belongs TO Mathew
Tory, al Snow Hill, Gates county, NC The oNne;
can get him. 6y proving property, and paying all costs
snt chsrseS u InNrs oLo.;g
April 80. AZ
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PosTaos.--It will be borne IN mind, that
according 10 the law recently passed By Con-
gress. from and after The lst day ol July,
letter postage win be ten cents instead Uf five
cents.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

w HEREAs K, ~. Best, Esq, mailed .. Godsbo
rough lcier directed 10 mo, which letter Gun.
;aac1 ,hrss One Hundred Dollar notes Of Confederate
money ant also black note sar tEo bundled and Gf.y
dollars signed By the sIid Best, this letter has been
stolen from the mail, will pay the above reward for
the recovery Of The said letter and money and the COR
gc;ion Of the thief
SAMUEL PEARCE.
July :. so -awp