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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-02
( MOWERS!
Mapny's Patent, Adjustable, Sell:
Raking Newer and Reaper
GARhlnAil

rs nov conceded to be the best Rcaping Ma
l. chine extant. Il has been brought nearer
to perfection than any other, 10 more simply
constructed, and will do better work. The self
rsker can be detached in . nonent'stime. thus
adapting it 70 the reaping and moving Of fallen
ard tangled grain and grass. Testimonials a.
to the value and superiority Of this Machine
have come from all para Of the country, and .
trial 10 all that is needed TO give entire salts
faction. Its comparative cheap9ess 10 oy no
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Mauufactured At Freeport, Illinois.
Price of Machines, at the shop, $i3S, cash.
- las half cash.
Self Raking Attachment, 20, cash.
=. q, half cash
lam agent for the sale Of these Machines.
Northern Kansas. o. u. "niiN1i
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NINE. DEMOREsr's MIRROR oil

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It, Published Qnarterly,!at 473 Broadway,
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the Summer number now ready.
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS,

With great Improvements and additions.
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And valuable information to Milliners, Dress
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everywhere at 25 Cts or Sent by mail post free
on the receipt of the amount in stamps or sill.
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E ,ch yearly subscriber will he entitled to a
receipt for the selection; of 50 Cts, worth Of
plain patterns, from the designs in the book or
from the show room. or they may be ordered
AMI sent BY mail sny time during the Year by
paying the postage:
Splendid Inducements to Canva.sers.
SUMMER NO. NOW READY.
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STAR CRACKER BAKERY,

81 0oSEfE1s "Oe
ii McDIyITT, Proprietor,
II EEPS constantly on hand al kinds Of
N Crackers. at reduced priess. Orders %.
licited, and promptly attended 70
anil IL, 62-30
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Prepared byDr.J. G AM l. CO.. fsvsrl, Aasa
Howard Association, Philadelphia.

For tie Relief of lie siek ed S5sfsessed, sHie
ted nil VissLenf Esd Cxssaie Dise,se, sad
especially for he Cs,e d Diseases efthe Sess-
81 O1gans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given g,ssis, by the
WI Acting Surgeon,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatosrhea,
or Seminal Weakness, and ather Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispensary. sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter enyeIops. free ofsharge
two or three Stamps forpossase vii, be accept
aole.
Address. DR.. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Q
South Ninth Street. Philadeipia, Pa.
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CLOUD, KANSAS

q Dn. Shreve L Macy attend to the prac-
nee of Medicine and Surgery. They may be
found at the Drug Store, when not profession
ally engaged feb. q. 60-tf
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Six Copies, one year, SV
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<sTHE NEW YORK ,-
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A large Four Page Paper. and will contain q
full and reliable account of the movements OF
the United States forces; the doings Of the
Rebel Army. and every item Ct news OF the least
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As the publisher. will reap no advantage from
this undertaking, IL is hoped that that they will
be patronized A. becomes u people determined
TO suPpot the Union, aud succor and maintain
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lies.
TnE Naval AND MILIrARy PArH FINDER will
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u All Orders, Communications, &c, to be
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PL0WS, REAPERS.

liz wv 1VbI1l bI lOJ
THRESHERS, AND MACHINERY!
HAVE received, on commission, q large
L number of Prairie Flows, of the best de.
scription, which will be sold cheap, for cash, o.
exchanged for approved property or produce.
| have also received the Agency for McCor.
mick's celebrated Reapers, and will supply to
order any number. Of the latest improved pat
terms, on reasonable terms. Also, Threshers
and Mill and Steam Machinery of every de-
scription. j.. H. UTT.
White Cloud, April IL, ls6l-tf.
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rnAIN0 - Esf.

Passenger Express arrives at 81. Joe. 9:Of.
Emigrant Tain BED A..
Freight ." 3:3O T.
Freight Train has Passenger Car attached
Close connections made BY each Train "
Mississippi boats and all Eastern Railroads.
Tickets sold to IN principal places In y
The most ample provision. for taking Ste
with care and dispatch, and at the lowest rat
Connections made at st. Joseph With Pack
M and down the river, and with stage liner
all parts Of Kansas.
1T. X. HAYWARD, General Sup
Capt. CurLKa. Assistant Superintendent.
P. b. GRoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent.
Jos. Looms, Gen. Freight Ag't, HannibalA
d. SAwIN, General Agent.
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Order - Rabllea11oa.
In ske oissries Court Of the seceoa Juaieial
DISCREET Of the State of Kansas, sitting IN and
for the Cosasy Of 0Riphsn. for The trial Of
causes arising under he laws Of said State.
Eleanor A. Poalss !
and Alexis Poales,
Undsr de saae.ssyle and
firm Of
z. A. Poulet / Co.. Court Notice.
Harvey W. Fosman. s-t.
John Alferd, and
John s. Penbersen.
TIVE plaintiffs, By 3. ]. Jeakins, their atsor-
L ney. on the lesh day Of Jsiy, A. D. 1854,
fled an affidavit in this action. showing that
John s. Pemberton, one o. The defeadanes Ia
this action, 10 NONRESIDENT Of the State Of
suing from this Court it o therefore ordered
by the Clerk Of said Court, in vacation, that
the said John s. Pemberton be notified. BY pub
LEGATION in the White Cloud Kansas Chief.
weekly newspaper published in the County Of
Doniphan, and State Of Kansas. during six con.
secutise weeks, Of the pendspet Of this suit.
the object Of which Il 70 obtain tsdgment against
the said defendant for The sum Of One Hundred
and Eighty nine Dollars and Twenty -four
Gents, with interest ffo0' date. ct the rae of
ten per cent per annum; and unless he plead,
answer or demur to, The, PLAINTIFF petition
against him filed. on or before the 6rst day Of
October, A. D. 1861. such petition vill be taken
is true and confessed, -And Judgment rendered
accordingly. :, .ss Vie
In testimony vheseofS I have hereunto set
ny hand. and am1sI The seal now in use BY
aid Court. q. Office, in Troy, this asth day Of
Tuiy, A. d. 1861. STcis135c,
HENRY BODER. ia, Clerk.
July 81, f662-7w.S e.s: ;I-Prs fee, $l9.
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SIDNEY rESNEN cysus G. CAMP,
TENNENT g. CAMP,
TROY, DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
MILL practice in all the Courts Of the
w Second Judicial District OF the State of
Kansas. Collections ofall kinds will be prompt
~ made and RENTED. Chancery and Admi-
rally practice will receive our particular atten.
ton. Special regard paid to Land Office bust.
ness, and to practice in the Supreme Court Of
Said State, and Of the United States.
rs~s REFER TO
Hon. TRusrEN Polk. st. Louis. NO.; Hon.
Jas. CRAIo, St. Joseph, NO.; bella NJ. HucHrs,
A,chison, Kansas; Hon. AUSTIN Smith, New
York; Hon. IaA HARRrs, New York.
nov. IA. Cliff.
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Highland Nursery!

land, Doniphan County, Kansas.
VTHIS Nursery was commenced in inc
l. Spring of 1861: and nov covers u :,
acres. containing 81. 600 young Apple Trees, Of
varieties adapted to this climate; also, Srapes.
Currants, Rhubarb Roots, &c. The suoscroe s
sIso oiF.rs for sale Il, 900 three year old Apple
Tres. for which be will take wheat young
''0e1' anu s. J. EDGERLY. Proprietor.
u;vhl.ra. August IS. l661-lN
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!

me 81. 60-tf
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1850. 1899
HANNIBAL l. ST. JOSEPH p =.
SPRING ARRANGEAF Re.
80 - a4 sesRA E&t
TRAINS EAST.

TRAINS EAST.
Passenger Express Leaves 81. Joseph s A.
Stock Train IC %R.,
Freight A.
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Eleanor A. POn1et
and Alexis P0uiet,
Under the name. style and
firm of
E. A. Poulet L Co.,
Harvey w. Furman
and
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The rulIDg po"ere
ltic0sts.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

DOR SALE-FIRST CLASS PROPERTY IN THIS
I city, yielding clear of Sl,J0J per annum;
would FIRST class farm part exchange Apply TO H.
). DAVID ESQ, III Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
IMMENSE CROWDS
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
Bourcicaut's great Drama.
PAuVRETTE; OR, UNDER TIE SNOW,
RECEIVED WfTfT RAPTu RES OF APPLAUSE
BY overiowing audiences. .
THE SCENERY Is TRULY MAGNIFICENT
Embracing the most picturesque scenrs 10
GLORIOUS OLD SWITZERLAND
PALACES AND CHATEAUx OF FRANCE
iHIs AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock. and
THIS EVENING at 7k o'clock.
THE BEAUTIFUL COIORED TROPICAL FISH,
Tho SACRED BULL AND cow OF THE IiIND0O6s
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY.
WAX FIGURES, and n million OF Other Wondcrs
Admission ALL % cents. Children under ten Is cents
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
DANCISG ACADEMIES.

IcERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, SO WEST FOUR
teenh street-Casscs Wednesdays and Saturdays for
nisses Evening class for gentlemen Private
and schools attended Circulars be had at the
Academy. FERRERos ball room to let for private soc
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
m HOTELS.

DoNTINs HOTEL, NO. ~ FRANkLIN sTEEET;--
Musical meetings every Monday, THURSDAY ana SATURDAY
evening An pianist and inc professional aud
smacsr musical talent present every evening.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
NEW PUnLICATIONs.


TusT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEWLY IMPROVED
e) complete work on Double Entry Bookkeeping, fortg
and counting houses. New Copyright Price 81 hand
someiy bound SHELDON COMPANY, Publishers aud
Rooks,liers 1886 Broadway
TrAp MARK AND LEARN THE CONTENTS OF
X tnat Invaluable work, "rhe Illustrated Marriage Guide
and Medical Adviser by WIN EAhi,, M ~ % pages
Mailed In sealed envelope, receipt OF tweuly
Ave cents (stsmpsl Address 6s White street. N.y,
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

vxrASrED-A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOC. Dovt.
w about old; must be a g0Dn suA "ass
doa; mice moderatc Address W, W., Herald ounce
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

r = sEARINa's, PR1vATE DANCING ACADEMY
81 No. 2N Fourth avenue. Twenty.third strcet-A
Glars for ladies commencing "Wednesday, October Is at
O'Clock; for gentlemen. Tuesday, October 81 so'eock
Private lessons aud classes formed to SUIT applicant
For terms, please apply as above.
NIR. TRENoRs PRIvATB DANCING ACADEMIES
M Glasses 50 West Thirty fourth street. New York.
Wednesdays aud Satudays 20 South Eighth Brook
iyn y D., Mondays and Thursdays. Those beautiful
Halls the OF days OF the schools Glasses in the
ciy or country attended TO-
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
HOUSES. ROOMS. co.. TO LET.

NO LEr-A COTTAGE AND STABLE, WITH TWO
acres of Land on the road leading from Kngsbridge
ighway 10 Fort Washington depot Inquire on the pre-
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
FOR SALE. I.

A VERY ATTRACTIVE, INTERESTING AND LARGELY
IA paying Inhibition for sale exceeds great Induce
ment OF other engagements Superior loca
tion Broadwa cheapy conducted and safe money
making JfF SOUTHWIGk WOOD. - Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

A BUTCHERS SHOP, FIXTURES AND LEASE or
n the Lot at low ground rent for sale exceedingly cheap
TO let how, The ant
well established. A bargain offered.
SOUTuWICK WOOD ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
DENTISTRY.

I COS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAD EIGHT
Loo teeth extracted, without pain b. DR.. J. JAY
NLLERS l55 Grand street, twolblocks Broadway
cieerinlly insert this those suffering
from toohache. LEWIS JOHNSON, Iy6 Plane street
Newark, N. j.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

pREWERY FOR SALE-wITH ALL THE NECESSA
I'D ~ materials complete outbulidings Ac Asoa Dwei
ling House 2Sx stories high bI diugs and rate
rals all and in working order Groom water
introduced situation and location be surpassed old
and rheumatism the for dsposng Of
the same For particulars inquire the premises. corner OF
Eigth havenue and l20th street
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-A CORNER DRUG STORE
IL in Sixth will he sold reasonably, present
desires enter the army. Ii location for
physician, has long connected with the
Please call address three r. j. Thompson 3j
Eighth avenue, corner of Twenty ninth street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24
THE NEWS

We copy from The Raleigh STANDARD narrative Or
the advance Of the Yankees towards GallsborOugh,
and the battles On The route, 10 which We refer our
readers.
We learn further, ihai squadron Of iaakee eayal-
~ made dash upon ibe Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad some tftesn milss belos GoIJ.boroagh cut
The telegraph line burnt the bridge, and tore up the
road foi soms distance. The report lha, they destroy
ed large amount Of private property Is stated not 20
be true. Its said that the repair Of al the damage on
me road can be made 10 two days. sntihe brjgere.
buiIi in sir, As timber had been prpMei and framed
some time since, provision ior accidents such n
iais.
The Yankees appear 70 have male : Precipiais Re
lreal back 70 Sewbern. What will be their neI
move hb. not besn eonjeetured bot whatever il M!
be " are pesly well pursusded viii be quite IN
sscecsiul this has been.
The attempted On 10 Riehmond' BY The wsy q
fredericksburg has been an sgfegiou, iiiln,r. Th
loss Of he Yankees 10 stated have been foil 20 DOC
and has caused great condemnation aiming thrn.
i nOi probable that they will make an further =
eDps ia that Jfeeitoa. bu, viii g into sinser qua
iefs.
3 The New York Herald says, "the be-, sppoi-,s
army the world ever saw has been shippsI by rag.
muGns"
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FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Richmsnd Dsremst I5h.
l,n.s nf the enrfns IN hattie ~ Frrdrf.
irk,bnrs ESTIMATED Il 1000 "a 6.uOn kllri
asI wau ndrd. Cnnirtirra,s cs.ualtir, w.
nsl exceed 1900. tIn The IrIi ~hrn hsli
lns wa. severe south Tasolina brigaie
suffered heavily. Tea. Gnrgg va. k.liei
~ i minnie ball which struck him IL ihi
srlr AMI penetrated thu spine. Bei"rc S,
death ~ sad 10 nnr II his Ai.ls. "iell a.
vernon Pickens il an to die mi. tine !
weld nv lie cbeerialiv fghi,ng 81 tie u.
dependence Of South Carolina.
Washington AriiIiers. " New thlraa..
rrpalsed several desperate chafgr. y LIS
enemy. Our troop, displayed gtra, ~.
aud courage. fhrr were MOI ,efs manr
.tragglers. The only General officers knae
i ~ he killed on the sbolitlon side i, Tn
Jackson Number II prisoners taken al
] 10 10 500. tine ~ BuTnsnlr's slaa iakea
says that the reason the 6ght va. not r
nrwed on Snndas va. srriue, discomfort
! among Yankee nihc-rs. IL = sad ma
not more than one tenth ~ fre,lsrteksDafg
- seriously injured.
Gov. Leteher aud 4 number 81 eiiiEra'
Id, town yesterday ~ rrnder ass's'ahes
and relief 10 the sounded.
News 1T Burnside. ch,nge u base q
ceisrd ih,s mornlns Is construed 10 oliis y
circles az evidence of drmor VI Iailon Y
Yankee army. others regard the moe
neat a. 4 r4ut 20 The Abulltlonists, whisI
was confidently expected - event "
general engagement.
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White IIalh. 1t. Means, ol Mecklenbarg,
/, the only eikeer reported killed.
BATTLE 0r GeLpsnuRouom.

BATrLE or GsLDsBoRouoH.
On "Wednesday last the enemy approach.
"a Goldsbarvugh on the south bank Ut The
Neuse IN furce, and abnut r. ". a Sc
we're engagement took place mar the Rail.
roa,Ie bridge, some two miles smith nf The
town. Ii Ii stated that The rnems burnt
the bridge, but nur ,soops crassed over on
The County bridge, mile ar 10 abose. AMI
drove the enemy about mile. We we're
driyfAg them al sun .,luwn "Wednesday. The
Progress oi to-day has dispatch, dated the
l7lh, from which WE lakr the following:
Battle ragged furlously allday on DAVID
E,ereus iarm AMI IN the vicinity, the
right wing OF the Yankee army extending
nearly 10 Nruse river, about tonr miles
hence.
Between two and three o'clock six Van.
KEGS, under eesrr 81 pines, prachrd the
Railroad bridge, set u On hire and entirely
consumed Il. Five oi the raseals @.re
killed on The spot.
Late in the day our luurces gallanils re.
pulsed an attempt ui the emmy 10 cruss
thu county bridge and dru,s them b,ck
fvem their postum o., the ether side oi the
lrlser. uup TRAPS bought like veterans,
AMI when The hiring ceased u dark had
fgallanlly maintained their GRAND"
We have nn iniurtnatlsu ~ 10 the killed
and wounded On either side.
ri Gen. q. W. Smsih was In command 81
ops i.urces. Gen. prttIgrrw j. said TO
hao hesn present with his brigade. Gen.
sral, CIingnian. French and Martin are
said al,at To- have been pr'srnt.
Our lorc.s pn Welnrs,lasseyenins were
'tabunt u 100. sith reinforcement. hsury
xp.rtrd. 4 correspondent - The Pr.
: Crop sa,s ih.t intelligence had reached
,iaId.b,fapglffha Hanks's Column had prn.
: babl, JOINED fo.,rr',. naklsg >oln" 30 Ouo
~ 81. 600 - lie enemy. Gen. Smith i.re
p,r,enl.d a, .anguinr Of ,ator,.. AMI i .
rrpuiti thai Gpr. l.er h.d Autographed
alm Tia, he gould sp%re him. y Necessary,
:. ~ .0ON murr men.
! l'hr rneny arc.belie,rd 10 have ,5no
say,Ir, and 30 prlcrs II artillery.
The Railroad south u GulA.bnrnnsh ha'
: been iurn up fur ."ne distance b, lhr enr.
Y nv, and - cnni-e al compensation Nil
! Wilmng,nn has been cut oil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24

IN the Commons, the resolutions rcIliise y Pr
soners confined in the Town o. Salisbury by the
Confederate Government passed it, three readings
An engrossod resolution fromthe Senate protesting
agains. shs seizure. BY officers OF The Confederate
Government, oil certain railroad iron belonging v the
Wilmington. Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad. 10
which the State has claim BY virtue Of mortgage
,f,er considerable debate, in the evening session,
oa.sed lis three readings under suspension Of The
rule.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24

The Legislature adjourned on Monday morning
last, 10 NEE, again on the 18th Of January.
The Revenue bill passed The Senate but failed IN
the Commons for want ofime and the bill 10 raise
troops for State defence passed the Commons, but
failed 10 pass the Senate for the same reason.
We will give list of The acts passed in our next
issue.
Samuel r. Phillips, Esq, was on Saturday Lac,
elected Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Sion II. Rogers, ESQ., OF Wake county, las been
elected Attorney General, aud Thomas Settle. Esq.
Of Rockingham has been re-eleclei Solicitor Tor his
the Alb Distinct
Rev. Colin Shaw. p. T. Pescud, Dr. Charles Z
johnson, Dr.. James Z. williamson. and J. A. Leak
ESQ.,, have been elected Directors Of The Lunati'
Asylum.
David NJ. Carter. Esq, has been elected TO Oil tn
vacancy In the Comm,n. oecasioned br the death Q
Capt. Marsh. from Beaufort; aud Willis II. jenkins
Esq. has heen elected in Granville 70 oil the vacanc
occssioned by the resignation Of Ar. Gillian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24
~ he lIiIl.,orousA Record,

MR. HrARrr: Permit me 70 Prspo''
, through the Recorder TO tie good men Z
Orange and Alamancr. tie formation y
Society for the relief Of the families o. 20
dirrs, and 81 the POor--to be composer
such housenoldcrs. male and female, = ~
agree 10 sell 10 soldiers families. ,nd az
10 such oiher. as may need food, only \
The supply Of their osn vents. aud no, =
spcculatinn--at the following prices. ~
Corn vi bushel; Wheat - bg'he''
Flour $40 4 barrel; Park sl0 hundfeo
bacon 20 cents a pound Reel ! cent
pound. Salt hnpe will be lafnishen \
| the County Commissioners o. bsafsO
rates.
Surely no benevolent patriotic man {.
object 10 such an association in thee TN
Of distress, and the numerous Kind hfa'
scattered here and there will be encoufss'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24

Head Qa.rs.. %. CAN. oa,.lty.

Head Q1lriefs, 20 e. y y. Cavity.
Nh. HEARrr:-Please permit ne through
the Recorder. to return the grateful thanks
Of my company TO the /" Marlborough Sol.
diers Aid Society for their kind dona.
ton of twenty blankets and twelve pairs Of
socks. which will contribute much 10 the
comfort Of the men.
With mnch respect.
WIN. 4. GRAHAM. Capt.
70. n ~ y. q. Cavalry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24
TUE LEGI,I..TCRE.

10 I've ssnsse. siiufisy,a bilI q increase The
sslsis. q ne officers u lie State. insIuiing The
msutsu q Tie Legislature. was iakeH W on s
second residing. RE bill Increases he salsfy Of the
0ossfnu q $500 The spspku, Sc per diem.
psnbvs s. pr !ispi Secretary Of Stale 5000
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24
II The Christmas holidays being on hand,
paper will be issued from this office next week.

We have recently beea the recipient Of some salu'
.hla g;5ts from unknown donors, hui To whom We
desire 10 tender our sincere thanks.
The first oflhem is pocket knife Of the very best
quality. We had lost ours, and could not find one
in any Of the stores in to replace IL and as It Is
an article for which we have frequent use the present
Is doubly valuable.
We applied 70 our shoemaker for pair Of shoes
bu, when they were finished we were informed that
we had nothing to pay, as he had been ordered b
make US pair by some friend whose name he was
not permitted to mention.
AS out gratitude is MT the less fst because We
know not the individuals 10 whom il is directly due
Il must spread out iRio broader channel. and uni,
ing with knowledge of what has been done BY on
own community in el0,hing and administering to th'
necessities Of our soldiers and other sufferers by h
war 90 far towards shocking the spi, OF nisanihroP
which might he sugendered by the eNorhitan piice
10 which speculation and extorion have run up a
the necessares Of life and the Unsuitable thirst for Ii
accumulation Of money, which so largely e.erywheT
prevails