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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
THE HERRlxAo.

The bigh naval officers unite in saying that
the best thing possible for the Aerrimac to
do is to get to sea. She is not a good sea
boat, and is easily run down In deep water.
COST OF THE War.
Secretary Chase said to-day that the daily
outgoes are now four millions. Its believer
the occurring liabilities Of the several De-
partments make million more daily. An
other head of Department says The army OF
the Potomsc costs between two and three
hundred millions more than enough to bald
two hundred irop-clad vessels, with which
we could whip the world.
REBEL eUHsoATs.
Information from several source establishes
the fact that four irOn-clad gunbOats which
the rebels are building, two at Mobile and
two at New Orleans, are but little stronger
thsn HOlIiu's Tnrts and not nearly 20 for
miiable as the Nsrrinae.
GEN. BAHKs FORCES At MANASSAS.
A portion of Banks corps reached Manas-
sas to day, having marched via SEAsburg
aud Manassas Gap Railroad.
CADETS APPOINTED.
Amo.g the cadets at large, just appointed
BY the President are I'd. W. Baker and
Erasmus D. Keyes, Illinois; William 4.
Upham, wisconsin, Edmund 3. Sharp and
Ohas. ROOdson Bates, Missouri.
s kREHe THH IzDILNA
The War Department will probably au-
thorigs the sIming of the Indians on the
Kansas border. Commissioner Dole advises
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

FRAEK PAsKzH.-LiEOry ana Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca StrSst, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct rsasqaAbls figures.
naDaAR2e.IY
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~ Halls journal of HeS'th for Apr u
Nick Max, Vanity Fair, Lsdgs r, seientii 10
American, WaRerly, and ARA ur'a HON =
Assa'in' .,H'' foe Arb p Hawh' ( ssOs e
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WAsHIsarcH, March Is
lnrsr. d I'D % sYsrEr. 7

A SPY arrested within our lines had pass
from the Provost Marshal of Washington,
and documents signed BY Beauregard. The
Conduct War Committee are investigating
the matter Of passes. Some queer facts are
coming to light, Is that under them bearers
get beyond our linss.
5i 30 TIE TAX HnLs
The Ways and Means oOmnitiss ere Til
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d. svssts IKFALLBLE IIEIMEFT Is pre-
pIsa Asn ~ rsoiDe of DT. Stephen Sweet, Of 0ou-
nssSoufs tie Sr6st oous 15tts-- and hss been used
N h, vraotice for ths last twenty years VIVA tuo
ns-f s2tonishina Success. A. an external remedy
ts4.thsut rival. and WI alleviate pain more
ussfIly thsn any other prepAratiOn- Tor al Rheu'
raiis ma Nervous Disorders It e truly inalfble,
n- e Curative ior Sores, Wounas, eprainss Bruig-
q ~, IS soothing healing and powerful strength
ltag pr0psnsities, excite the Just wonder ana ss.
toilsfr5szt ofan ehs have Yer given Il trial =
Or t5df hundred osrtfhcAtes OF Tsma' kAble cures
pstrnsd By it within the last two years, attest 70
Il 49, daclnalte@9u~R- iR1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

coWLEs & 90. Viii sell good plated Caks
DastStA, VI.in. Isr e = g noS.rrn
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

oAANhA NOADl NOGn1u
BOARRENESs or Sore Throat,
which mi, BIT o. checked vi
simple rene ~, II nealsct d, Oft s(.iiVvINHS
en- terminates seT'ou L.. Few
re aware Of he impOrIan &
stOpping = Oongh or "sLIaHF
ooGD," In its nTst stage tha,
which In the b. ginning WauId f.l.,..1,.,.,I.-.1A =
ylslc 70 mild remedy, II not tiiIllIklHIlLaA4
attended to, attacks the
luuss. BH0Wga BRONCHIAL
TBoOHEs' were hrst introduced
eleven years ego IL. has b en-
prov-d that they arr t1e best I6ffIla9tSSi
article befl'e the public for
Coughs, Colds, BrHn1bitis Asth.
ma, OatArrh, he aaoking Couch IN saH p'i n,
and numeroas Affections Of the Throat, giving i'm
mediate rsli,f.
PUBLIC sPEAKERs AND SINGERS
win nud them ensetoalfIr clearing and strea hen
iug the voice
We can oonc1r heartily In the many CON menda-
tions o. he ''BR m HAL 1R GA N5," prepared
by the MessT6 bBoaN. ct the very tine they were
brought TO our notice, 81 Hering from q So
we're God, from which We obtained Immedias and
p-rmAn nt relief BY hs use OF the rh"OdES. II
any OF our readers suffering fro bronchial irri
tsTis n. nsrtic larry Ministers Public 6nsp keIs
they viii nnd hat this simple reme1Y will brns Al
megt magical le let and enable them to % Ak wi b
little oincHl , or subenng.-l Hosrsn Watchm,n.
CAUTION As Ehare are many imitatious ask Tor
snd OBtAIN only Browns brOaohial TrOches,"
which, By ov xperience, have prOve1 their value,
hAEin. rsoei ed the saOction Of physcians general
L, and testimonials from eminent N q t9ToUshout
the countrs. mHl4 laW:2S5
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JFWELRY.
8. II o UK.

GOWLES & CU. WILL SILL Coop
u Plated Iaators--o-t gas bottles. fo- s5,e1,
Oh ThE UOkaEb OF PgB. sQuAR1-
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Co1 on Lamp Chinspsys' tnAs OA1
vcF Ru nrOE1H ET EHH HsAT, can be Ion0o =
Y. P.FeeEs. corner Superior and S>ee'A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

CoRLE5 / co. VIII sell good platsd Oaks
Basksts, s1grs,o' bss1tilnllyi lsE 80.
Oh fHl OOkAaA.
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MORNING LEADER;
sfEbNBs eAT ai0RNING. m,Oa 10. isl61
NV ADYERTIsEMENTs.

AAW NAhE4ohMhN los
\. QoWiss-Advsrtlsol Letters,
!, ,. y. TitEBsrsld-Announoemen
VS.. Lunt-Patent uothos WriugSs.
&C. HOrris-Urisatal Balm sRd Arabian OOndi-
ton ROvdo's.
Y,M. O. A. JOhn B. GosSh-LsstuES.
h. p. KsRdall Oo-Priats.
0. ossRF Z 6aou-Aueticn Sale.
RsttbsrE HamnAnn-OO,I0n HosiaFE.
iss ohosire stssst-EOr Sent
joseph arannis-iiattsr's ssia-
Abraham Sheets Ho-ae stolen.
Hawks BrO-Loosl Notice.
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CoRLEs & co. Will selI good plated Nap
kla RinsI fcr % ess.g oo,r-,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

N .ranpsr nOt Win Narure and the laws
rhy1sedl and maFal that guide hor operations. Her
rlE1 we're nAds v uBG Nnd not ABusE. Ehs dire-
nl Fsuula arising tum TIE isttsr ars 'sEiOni' tbs
noss sottlsd babis Of tho bassF sort nay ~ over
sons bT careful Perusal y ths work q u UMAH
1RAILTE, o. PhysiOlogoai ReseArphes." Il wiz
~ tkosss dsbassd ana dsgradzd victims that hover
- ihs brinh o dissolut0a, % The paths Of hAppl-
A. and TirtGa. Esa4 aad b ooRvinosd, th0 truth
y sssfa
sod by DR. nARROW, - Bleooks5 street., HiUW
HoEE Rrioo s. nahis- Eont trso sTafyWhefa.
Goli aiss ~ 8. W. CLARK, DraEE1rtss OsFsland,
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CO. O.-Oarv's dougb Cur.. d.oasuI'
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SPEelat k0TlEES.
EEVRRs, FzVER am Aqua


BEious aesstloas, rolds. rasunstlzzi. olailr-los.
soaIsnHtioEi aBbotons of the uEisen, q tns lrsr,
u ~ brsrl, tanofss tnd 81 disaala Whieh desleoT
~ nasp aluag1 skhihiled, upoh 6lasoseisa Of ths
~, hanbsr d hard o. ooReltts polnta siihorla
tr.s Of ne organs uumsd or % the blood Vus1ols,
snsilmss even sanigina n che assh, and agAin
eseuaitsd upan ne side Of bons, Nov thsas lsils
aaRd Substauoea Veuid never form Il nrandethu
fiiin ware esed; shey vou BE- Pnlsod out of tbs
7llsn. snd gssru ofhsHpg liio would b 10 tuisr-
- lot inslssd ofau saln EraFo. Always pgr1ss bnt
nassr hlsst in slstncrt.
I. D. Oarpentor. Esd..of Goupsnsur, 81. 1AVrsnqs
o., Neu York, ti yuash q ase, naya Be has used Dr.
lrEndrsths fiiia Tor 81 years, admihistsred thsn
Est 10 hls ooAshmsn, vho bed lover and Agub; save
eht ths da aisf tha aeil; ehills unc rvsr les ~
eorsi rave eight nors tbs hsEt day, aod 20 svory
otAsr dag untl ~ CALL and fsyar did not Fet1Fn,
sAioA Vaa sbsGt slshf days IRON the nFut attack
S thsu Szvs our sFsrF other dly for snolhsr week,
Shsn lie man uas entirely restored . hil ssual
I'D hr.lth.
/ Ne uas hinsslf attached; tosk them IN ths uams
~ end VA cured iniess time. Has used ~ other
aseirlns Scr q yasrS; fund tbem alVuEs reliable
- hiusslfand fsmiiy Whsn fick; hasfco0nmeaaod
hsn - tholsaads with TIE test rospltss and ioPla
eolnesnt shat eVsrg family would hate laraor Az
sss - hr.lh tlshsss Pilll UsIg ussa iR tie place
= eslaziai 40 other uurt1cl rsin2dies, elL
e6ld b. A. GardnsT, 20 spperioT ItFsot, Olsvs
An1. Okia. 80 b - ro-Bsotahls dssislt q medi'
- --.--s---
DARINa AED DANesRoUs FRAUDs
ARn PEuPEfaAruD pAILH.
d0W thea are Dolsteri0us hair dyes 70 b dirtin.
ou1ihud ton ha6 GrtiolsT In ordAr 20 h poFisQt-
" secure llrehaae only tr re.r -ItT r.tf
ehIsEADORQ's -sl s-ca
ANALYZG Sd zBAGEbST0R DYE,
oEuAsa b. ~ our teaai q OSsauts, inol1dinG
DIR. TON,
FoBn
POIsOlIJEsst EFTEUTIVEi RELTABLEt I
ana warranted to produce without trouble, and In
usn Minutes. any nhsds Of BLACK or BROWa
KNOWN IN NATURE,
manahsrursd b :. OEistadoro, ~. AstOg H0uls,
~ Tork. aold sgsryWhcEes and spsliSd b. ell Hair
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The House considered the Ssuste bin 70
increase the efficiency Of the Medical De-
paFtment OF be army.
During the discussion Mr.. Blake said be
had no doubt that the army Of the Potom+c
bad been we'll and medically provided for,
but It was not 30 as 70 the Western boys,
who had been murdered by neglect. BE bad
received letters from fathers and mothers
beseeching to have something done 81 a. 70
save the lives Of their children.
Mr.. Blair, Of Missouri, "a replying, said
the hrst steps TO be taken were to place al
the head OF the medical department q Direc-
tor General combining experiences with great
surgical skill.
Mr.. Blake caused T. h~ -ssd an article iu
the Cincinnati TImsb showing gross ine6R.
cheney in the Medical Department Of he
West
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Illinois, pronounced the
article a scurrilous and vile slandef, and this
was appirent upon its face. It was bad
taste to have the article read here.
Mr.. Blake regretted extremely that the
General (KellOgg) thought Il necslsary 70
administer him such 3 Tebuks. His (Blake's)
want Of good TASTE might be owing to his
early training. The article contained facts
which came under the editors own obserVs-
ton
The subject was then passed over, and the
House went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Tax bill
The proceedings we're confined to discus-
sion Of amending the general provisions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

~ George spague, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
hon oviatt's Exchange 70 ~ MerWin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

- One hundred and seyenty-hvs doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Nux. or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allowiDg
ten pills to dose) sent BY mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is csntS
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, H.
D., EOmapaghie Chemist, cleveland, Ohio.
Establ,shed ls49. par
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OOWLEs co. Will sell good day bFaS
0esks warrant } io- q 8.
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ADDIsoR's AHRRIoGN UIEHHT.-Having sold
and used nearly every kind Of Cement Of
Ssrsd 70 the public, for several ysErS past, I
confidently Rssert that ADDIsON's ANERIOAE
,urEyT is, for various household purposes,
n, ,sd OF aa competition, being good for
-,oo6, marble, Rlabastsr and many other
.,.;ngs as we'll as China, glass, and eNrthsp-
For sale Wholesale and retail By
". P. Foea.
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COWLEs & co. Wan ssn genuine SILVER
-. - - oE TIE ooREER.
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COWLES 6co VIII sell the balance Of thsiF
Eoos EteeI sPE TAOJES e gro-t So
hes, hrfnN ~ - M ped . kosb noneEEs
cPt fbe rfW .'Pa snt rDortaclo1" n
Ytu want som tfiaE choap lyoE e or
'inld stol h 70 on Wani son ihirg
nee, look at our tPa'ens - c5aelsas
Us TdE fHfboEu,
ruarI0 he Pubic Houar8.
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RRAVKI.EKs0 REsls EEIt.

Cllizens wishing oonVsyanss 70 either Of the
above Trains or BOats, will be called for by The
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their aadrea At the Omnibus Once, l4J Superior
street, next door % the Weddsil House.
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WRIrR LRAD WORKs.

M shbsoFiboEs have On hand superior arsicis Of
Pm Whiss Lsad. also ths cheaper grades, which
u.1 ear % the uraes At vsr5 low prices for cash.
~. a iss2. Las wEssrER %.
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FURNITURE STORE.


EUnNII UKEI RUKNITUKEIl
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
D GRAAF & YLOR,
At our Warerooms and BanuEactory,
No. 81 B0WERY, Avn 65 UHRTSTIE STREET,
NEW YORK.
B|ThIrd AVenus Cars pass our stors.Ra
Wesfiti outInus the wholesale and Retail Fur
niture Busigsss. at the old stand. No. 81 BOwsTy,
where, with inereAPad facilities for msnufact M
ing, We are enabled 70 osr lDdu en- nts 70 the cd
BOwery, exten ing two hundred and fortg-tWn fset
thrOogl to ChrystO street. and siE storFB n haiFht
to-m III N at spa ioua we'll he best arranged
in the oitli and vii the increased facilities plB
seas, arc enabled to mapuaeture lover rates han
any OF her hOuso In the trade. would especially
ioV 70 your attention 80 our stock, consisting, 10
hosspood, RaIIor and Chamber Fugzituvs
In Brocatsle. Oelains and PLUSH,
MAH00ANY. BIAUK WALNUT & IMITATION
FURHlT0EE UF EVGkY DE Ed BIPt ION,
Enamelled Chamber FurniLnro, in Sets from SO 10
500 stdet cards aud bxteusion rables oOustsutly
on hand. and Manufactured 10 order Fine Hose
wood, Waluut, and Mahogany Beogtsads, new pat
terms; also, as gs assortment Of Hattres es con.
tis'IBg Of ratents Spring. OuTled HGiri MOss, kK
celsicr and hAlebOne.
We would ASP call your attention to our Cans
times TO supply the TRACE on the mat rsalo1abls
Walkers Patent Spring CradleG.
We are the sole agents for this CITY OF
TecKER's NEW STYLE PATEHT sPRIEe BED,
toe bess a. veil the cheapest Of any IN use. Re.
tail price, - 90 each
1000
have Just bosn ordered b. Government for Hospital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

NIDEa VINEGAR, GOOD AND
" Strong, for sale By 4. A. PABAER
Onr Erie PrOsDeE Bfa
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TuIspa1 EvHaIEa, MaEoh ls.

Tu1sDA1 EvHHrES, March Is.
Prsssnt-Msssrl. Anthony, Keiting, Ben
ton, Ballard, Blair, oOonrad, Corning,
Dixon, FreoSe, Masters, Palmer QuaYle,
sabiu, sturgesS, Thomas, Welhouse, VIII
lard, Stevens.
The President, b. s. Stevens, in tho chair.
Minutes. Of last meeting read and sp-
proved.
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M BURT, FUcOsssOR TO j. q
Uls NOSE 4 yO has On hand lsrss =.
IsrietY Of UlocEa, includius nner'5 celo- rt,st
nratsd GALsEDkb CLOCK. which not on
u tits tn 7 ne " Day With u1orTiug pTecfziol
Mouth WITH oartatnty. NJ 1a1nretipu with Hesf-
oru factOr . . slen that am nabled % SD %
Ccantry Dat a aaW y rE prt with the irsIghE
sddad, have risC a roe STOCK o. Wet hes CIoeTI
and svsrg, for the y tail Trade, which Eill 1sn
as Low any h0use 10 tilis cifE-
~ Part-rl n attsufi0n FfTeu 20 rsDairinz. An
ny goFe gsrrant 4. at "a srp rioFs e. Iu1ERl3
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REBELS MAR MAHAssAl

A brigade of rebel cavalry, infantry and
artillery, were reported Sunday night within
mile of Manassas. They did not venture
To attack
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

s.trsgrcrLA roas .-Loax ovr.-We learn
from the mail agent on the 4. 4. y Va.
Railroad. that intelligence has bseh receiv-
ID A. Bristol. that Gen. Loring has posses
.;an a. Inc Kanawha sRltworksi there "a
Abundance of salt on hand and that ne mas
is.usd an order that all who come for 4 snail
have il al shiny-hye cents per bushel. lnl nm
= knexpifs Kssss'r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08
From ths Raleigh STANDARD.
Casnaliles IN 9Th N. q Regiment

Lat n CqsnaiIies IN Ca ". G. Rsgl Aug. IT. 20.
Nei Retf y. Wsbb. commanding.
Company A-Iisui Calder Turner commanding.
Aug 10Th. Killed -Pfiss,s ias p CepsIand. Wound.
"a -Psls.ss Pat TiasssIy. slightly Aug 20. Wound
sA--sn1 Lssut Thss A Pher. si9hsiy ssrgt Psi sul
h..s. slightly cotpI w Williams. slightly Phys,s
George LsB.s, slightly.
cems.ny B--Lisgi A timsassd commanding
a.. n Ka,sd-Prissis w q Robsns. woundss
--Liesl r I Cooley. severely.
Company c. Capt y Losns sonmsnaia ,s
Aug 70. wounds5--Pfvssss 4 hieks. "sasy
Osorg. N Rl.y, severely; iOhn Meksnall' slightly
John N. L..,hsns, slightly. Aug ~ L'su' "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08
LINcnLN's PRocLAMATIoN.

The following 70 the recent Proclamation
% Lineeln, declaring tina contfsbsnds" ~
rebel owners free after the let Of January
next. A. does well 20 stand BIZ the side of
his many osher ridiculous and aneonstits-
tional acts. but Of course will not alarm or
disappoint any one. Every movement 81
the iyrant only makes the Tact more clear,
that Inc chief design Of his party 10 the pros
seution Of this war, ID the destruction Of ia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

r,s Yellow Fever Is still prevailing 70 wilmington
me- !, foty new cases occur daily, bu, they are not
: generally fatal Is Al frs, Among The deaths ar
.a,iopea he names q Dr. James n Dickson stephen
-, cashier Il he Bank Of Wilmington, VI y,
p.,.reoa,, ESQ, aud James :, Green, Secretary ana
rc'...,.., Il Ia Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
a.. benjamin. Troiinger was taken with no isse'
w,nns,ep. bu, disa al The residence Of his fashsi
IN Aamance county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

Coon Nrws, " TauK.--Passengefs BY ne
Western train last night. says the Bristol
Advocate, report that Col. John L Morgan.
now IN Kentucky. hearing Of the Federal
force ssacuating Cumberland Cap, sci = tEsP
Cor them near Somerset, Ky, and eaaght
the whole force.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

English papers contain Canton dates Of
August l9, which represent that Canton and
Macoa had been visited BY violent typhoon.
Immense damage was caused to property, and
forty thousand lives were lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

such proclsmations, il can hardly be Necessary for
say that waarewe expect 40 good, we shall only DO
b happy % dnd lhal % harm has been dsns BY the
resent declaration Of the Executive
From these and other indications we cannot believe
lat President Lincoln has benefited bis cause BY
,hsr Of his proclamations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

- IN. ,ss.A Session q oanss PsssSy'ssy WIN
i ,he Town oil Lexington, n. y, on Friday
e = a.h AL J, October. 1864 at soelosk, = ".
y, =. rhs Aa,h Session 81 The Synod u North Caro-
n, Win commence in G0laseot0osa' n Carolina %
l ,n,ns.,.v ,he ash day of October 1884, Al oelocA
pm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

ExrEprrroN IN LopriAaA. ---Aeoa. n w INV ~
uit., Gov. Moore. OF La. so ~, ,hs Terrs
Generals Taylor and Pratt. le'. ~ NE Ss~
pss = s,s,ics, on The opsiousas ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

Grs. Lass Coaaasp.--lt 10 stated ~
Richmond, that our brave army under me
command 81 Gen. Lee, are hourly expecting
! battle with the enemy, in the vicinity oi
Winchester. McClsllan's army are known
10 have crossed the Potomac, without nm.
dance, our Generals preisrring 70 give them
battle al some point On Virginia sou, whsfe
n the event OF disaster TO the enemy, We
fruits Oiqyietory which We shall realize VII
be substantial and glorious.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

To las sfss issaias he sbsvs psoelaassssn.
Pts.5sus Liarsla issued another psoelamssisa, =
rhleh IL declared lhss during lie existing insaass.
lion. Ill rebels and iasutssul.. Their adsfs sad shs
sr. wssia shs United sstes and II persons di.eosF
.a,nr volunteer snslnsass resisting military drafts q
sa;l,, u any asleyai gfsssies aasAsag ~ asa CEN
III Is he ssbsl. shall y ssscs q aarsiai Law. and
.bls 10 ,raI All panshnsas " count martial . mi.
tst, commission And aiss " that sas wit q Aaetas
.ors,. suspended IL speei = III persons arrested q
impssansd By military aashsfiiy. o y Ne sentence q
a, esus, maraal y miIsary ssmmiaion'
RI. objse, d .his sxl.ns measure = y pus down
epeo.,,on u ,hs sss = hems and y good sgn fss
). 80 4 .hous there maa y powerful party - Ihs
North Il ssms 10y d,posei . give "a sni comfort
Il she rshsls.'
I'll. Ant ptotlamasSn waa aos ysfy cordially tesss.
.nd =. came, ssppsss that lhis ssi ons. = sai.
eu.lv s6scsug = 4 dos, shs pstseasl hesny q NE
..opl.. wtl b. lssksi up1a wish say paHleolH com.
s,,rsney. The rights secured " he habsss sofps'
h,en ,hs bssst d EasIishmsu for esniune - and
:. .rs uawiIIns % believe that Ne people . Ns"
gar.ni arc % dsssns'sd - y b ready Y maAs sao
aerl6cs 70 military dsspctlsm.
Al specimens showing The eeolass' WIN when = !.
a.. Proclamation. declaring ihs sssss y fsee's Y =
~. 80, ne aus u Isnusy nsfs has hssn receives
:. H. Norh, We si.s ne following shof, extracts i'sH
hires d .hslr lesdlns i.ufnsls.
TksN.Y.iearnai sfrsnmsfes s.y'" Wshassoa CIV
.a,l..p...ea. q evil llen H. and fssssd 4, % wh
,mmsn.s nslssy q he psspls sfsAs Moth. ~iih 20
found regret"
The Bsllimsss cIpssf sys The sahjsss = On
Which NE loyal msa u no border siaiss esnnes b
s~ls~s ls M, e,lralssd 10 AID the Union esass, an
shssesss regret sd thrust bsistc ihs public sss
No Coed believe, vii come Of lie reproduction. an
4 hope no evil ain asw from IA bu We think Il b
!, bstfsf been si sIones
! And The Nssionsi iassllssnesrs . with our vel
!. sno~n aad onIspssssa vAsvs fespse,lnr he inusl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

To those who want Leather.
DRlNG your hides and ! will lss yoa have Leather
ID Or hem Of will tan on shares, o. wlll pey easn
iot hides. w. n. BROWN.
6s-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

SUGAR AND CoTFER.--We observe IL stated
70 several OF our exchanges, that according
20 private accounts from Virginia. there 10
panic 10 the sugar and coffee market, and
prices are going down rapidly. Honest poor
people VIII ling up their hats when every
thing Of necessary consumption takes tum
Die. u extortion and speculation hold on
their way little logger. we may conquer
me Yankees. but the extortioners will con
quer the South.