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true. 1t is among the many occurrences Of
stranger than fiction. Of course both parties
reached California in safety. We say, s'of
course" for it is scarcely possible that any
obstacle, death included, could have seriously
interfered with the progress of stubbornness
| 50 sublime. Arriving at Sacramento with her
daughter, the old lady readily found employ
ment--for women were less plenty than now
and subsequently, opened q boarding house,
and in a few years amassed handsome fer
tune. Two years ago she went to San Fran
| cisco, and the daughterI whose education had
not been neglected, was married to one Of our
| most substantial citizens. b.
| And what became of the old man? The wife
| had not seen or heard of him since they part
ed on the Humboldt. They had lived happily
together as man and wife for years, and she
| sometimes reproached herself for the wilful-
ness which separated them after 30 long pill
grimage together through this rough life. But
he was not dead. We cannot trace his course
in California, however. All that we know of
him issthat fortune had not smiled upon him,
and that for years he had toiled without hope.
Finally, feeling scarcely able to longer WELD
the pick and shovel, he visited San Francisco,
in the hope Of obtaining employment better
adapted to his wasted strength.
For three months he remained idle after ar
irving here, and then for want of occupation
became the humble retailer Of peanuts and
basket upon his arm. This was absut six
| months ago, A few weeks since, in passing
the open door Of a cottage in the southern part
of the city, he observed lady in the hall, and
| stopped to offer his merchandise. As he stepped
| upon the threshold, the lady approached, and
| the old man raised his eyes and dropped the
basket. And no wonder, either, for she was
his wife-his ''old wonan!"
She recognised him, and throwing up her
arms in amazement, exclaimed: "Great God
John, is thar you ?i
"All that is left of me - replied the old man
With extended arms they approached. Sud
denly the old lady 8 countenance changed, and
| she stepped back. @.ta.
"John," said she, with look which might
have been construed into esrnestness, chow
did you find the Carson road 2"
Miserable, Sukey, miserable" replied the
old man, "full of sand and alkali."
Then was right, John" she continued,
| inquiringly.
"You were, Sukey," he replied.
"That's enough?" said she, throwing her
| arms around the old mans neck; CHATS
enough, john" and the old couple, % strange
| ly sundered, were again united. Both are
| living with their daughter on Second street.
San Francisco Mirror.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, Jan. s.-The Mass Union State Con-
vention which was held in this city to-day, was
not as largely attended as was expected full
State ticket was nominated. Gov. Buckingham
was nominated for reelection The candf ties
for Governor, Secretary and Comptroller are re-
publicans, and now In ofice. The Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer are Union democrats. IL
10 expected that the Republican Convention will
adopt the same ticket.
The resolutions adopted were in favor of sink
ing all party lines and uniting with one heart
and hand In the one great object of sustaining the
government In the vigorous prosecution of the
war. They also denounce q conditional Union
man. az an unconditional traitor.
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The War i'm Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Jan. .s.-The Democrat is informed
that Federal scouting party brought five prison.
Gen. Zollicoffer. The party report Gen. Zollicof-
fer, with 900 men, between Creelsboro' and Co
lumbia. Greensboro had been almost depopu-
lated by the rebels, but Gen. Wade's federal bri-
gade had gone there to take possession.
The rebels captured FIVE soldiers who were
guarding Boralis Ferry, killing man named
james, and taking fifteen or twenty guns. The
guard were surprised by rebel detachments on
each side of the river.
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From the Upper Potemac-Au Quiet.

FREDERIck, Jan. 9,-All is quiet everywhere,
as far as we are advised here. There is no news
Of the least interest to report. The weather has
become quite pleasant again.
The LATEST.
p. M.-Affairs continue unchanged along the
line. Stages leave here the arrival of the cars
daily, for Hancock. The latest from Martinsburg
say that only $50 militia are there, with no dispo
sition to fight.
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An Advance Movement from Cairo.

sT. Louis, Jan. "a special dispatch from
Cairo to the Democrat says:-25, 900 troops are
now on their way from different points, and as
soon as they arrive here a column Of from 90 600
to rs, 600 strong will march from here and Padu-
cab, under Gen Grant. Desti hation, Nashville,
whence, II junction can be made with Gen
Buelps command, the entire army will proceed
% New Ofleana
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.U Haye you heard Of the fellow who r,p
aboard steamboat AZ st. Louis, with an o,der
FOR passage on the :. missoari f''l sThis n not
faint the Missourifn "No, III. n IL not OF. y
fswhst DO You have 10 printed on her Tor then ~,
rWe donf have printsd on her, siffr aYou
dom. what 90 you eaii M.e,f- e-usseysI II that
does spell"
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Timely Hint 10 Congress.

ALBANY, Jan. "a resolution was offered In
the Assembly to-day stating that while New York
has furnished more thsn her quota Of men and
money for vigorous prosecution Of the war, she
is opposed to Congress wasting precious time in
debating the emancipation of slaves and other
unconstitutional measures. Laid over
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Eires.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. s.-A fre broke out in the
clothing esta blishment Of Isaac Marks at the cor
ncr of Lake and Welles streets last night The
stock, which was valued at S25 600, was badly
damaged by water. The loss 10 fully insured
MENDOZA, Ill, Jan. s.-A fre last mig ht de-
shoyed the Pantol Mills, In this city. The esti-
mated loss was 5000, on which there was an
Insurance Of SIS 600
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Financial Affairs.

BosToN, Jan. 9-The banks Of this city have
appoiAted a committee to act in conjunction with
New York and Philadelphia to adjust with Sec
retary Chase the payment yet to be made by the
banks to the United States from the treasury to
the banks The committee will leave for Wash
noton to-dsv
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Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body.
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lowed by those "DIRETUL DIsRASKs,"
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Many are aware Of the cause Of their suferIns
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BKAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRUTH or TEE
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InuForste the systsm
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoRU
fspartal ~ doss
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE MOST skKITIeAL
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Giving Aid TO the Enemy

BOsroN, Jan. 9-The brig A. q. Cook, Capt
Perkins, has arrived at Holmes Hole In charge Of
the United States authorities, on the allegation o.
supplying coal to the privateer Sumter in the
harbor Of 81. Thomas. She sailed from Eliza
bethport, New Jersey.
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Lost Overheard.

NEW YoRK, Jan e.-The ship Anglo Saxon
from London, reports that George wheatland, o.
Baltimore, second oficer, was lost overheard or
the Sth Of December
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Arrivals from Europ,

Arrivals from Europe.
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and Kangaroo are both below from Liverpool.
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The Steamer Parana not Lost.
HALIFAX, Jan. s.-The steamer Parana, falsely
reported as lost was at sydney to-day, and will
reach here tomorrow. The steamer Cleopatra
has arrived with troops
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u R Z V a IT u.
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Il H Z " - - III.
DIR. LA BONITA

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DIscoyKRH oFVNtA<
~ Al as, TEE = ,t,sst. Ast o,,o,ss. ~

fkt T2kdfe.
OYSTERS STEAMED
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to q roasD In fHo BstSstts, tAs Jasfssf
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RENTED his OLD and wKII-KSowN EsTABLIsHNKNf
In most thorough manner, and has made oom-
plete arrangements 10 furnish OYSTERS in anI
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TO Suffers.
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kets always on hand, at reasonable prices.
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livered without charge &c any part of the DISTRICT
in season, II the money is sent with the order.
My establishments ls open from q. m. TO u at
night, every day, except Sunday, when I close at
10 O'Clock q. m.
ia2u T.. HARVEY.
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Tubs no more PalsdD, MsreNry, OF UspIsasssf
Msdie.Ss for UApIsaScHf and 0aSgs'oss
DiSedseg.
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TO THE LADIES!
JULES yOLLIYET, Ladies' Hairdresser, from
Pars, Just arrived, informs the ladies' Of Wash
i9gton that he has opened large assortment of
Felix Head Dresses, w Wreaths and Brides Wreaths,
the most splendid CHOICE Of Flowers for dresses
Also. Gold and Chenille Nets, al tklnds Of Hair
Work and attend TO dressing ladies' hair. $50 ID
street, between eth and 10th. de 1e Inns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
BY THE GONERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

VI oRTH CAROLINIANS! Our Country necds
- your aid for its protection and defence against an
invading foe. The President of the Confederate States
has made fequislion upon State TO complete her
quota Of troops in the field. Our borders fnys.
ded BY the enemy in force, now threatening to advance
to deprive US OF liberty property, and all that hold
dear as a sefgovernng and free people We must re-
sst him at all hazards and by every in power.
He wages war for our subjugalon-a war farced upon
us in wrong, and prosecuted without right and sp
l Of vengeful wckedness without parallel The his
tory Of warfare among civilized nations. As you value
your rights Of sefgopernment all the blessings OF iee-
dom; the hallowed endearments Of home and hresde;
of amily and kindred call upon yon rally IN hsir
defence and TO sustain the noble and sacred in
which we engaged.
North Carolina has always proved true, constant and
brave in the hour OF tlial and OF DANGER Never lei It
be said in the future that she has failed to maintain this
high renown II we are threatened now than here
iofore and upon sJl lei our excrtons be equal
10 every demand upon patriotism, honor and glory.
No temporary reyerses dampened the ardor Of your am
cest0rs, even though the enemy marched in columns
through the State The fires Of liberty still burea
brightly in their breasts. They were moved to new
argy aud sisted by gallant Deeds with abiding hope
end uufmchns courage and perseverance,, bravery con.
tend with at home sswell as the oregn Toe.
until after struggle of long years, our indepen.
dence was achieved and acknowledged. let US lmate
their glorious example. The enemy Is redoubllng ms
efforts, and slraning every nerve 10 oveIwheim our
country aud subjugate up 10 his domnationhls ava
rice aud ambition. Already il proposed in ihel Ton.
gress TO establish territorial goyernmentin portion
Of our state. Now is the time TO prove our zeal and
animate by our example.
call upon the brave and patriotic men Of our State
o volunteer, from IKE mountains TO the sea- You arc
wanted to fil up quota in the Confederate Army,
and for the special defence Of the State. rely with
entire confidence for prompt and cheerful response TO
this call upon your patriotism and ysor. Tender your.
selves ia companies and in Squads under officers Of your
own selection. You will be al accepted, and or
ganzed into regiments under the laws that are OF may
he made. and which il is nv duty 10 execute. The
AJutant General Of The State will issue tho necessary
orders for this purpose
Fellow Ciiizenst- Your first allegiance 10 due 70
North Carolina. Rally TO her banners. Let every man
DO his duty, and our country will be safe.
oeooo Given under my hand and the seal Of the
ELSE State, At Raleigh. this 2sd Of February one
ooooo thousand eigh, hundred and siIty.tws.
HENRY n. CLARK.
February 81 sJ-su
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02

LIScaLN's 0RDERs TO THE Army The
Nrrthern pages publish The following orders
"by authnrlly:
Presidents General liar Order No. 1.
Ordered, That the e2d day OF February
1862. be a day Tor general movement Of
The land aud naval fnrces of the United
States against the insafgent furces.
That especially.
The Army al and about Fortress Monroe,
The Army at the Potomac,
The Army Il Western Virgins,
Tie Army near Munlords,lllr, Kentucky.
The Arm, and Flulila at Caro-,
And Naval Force in thr Cult ui Mexico,
be ready fnr q movement an that day.
That all orher forces. both land aud naval,
with their respective commanders, obey ex-
isiing orders for The time, and be ready to
obey additional orders when dul. gwen.
That Heads of Departments, and especial.
~ The Secretaries 81 War AMI nt the Navy,
with an their subordipaIes. aud the General.
in. Chef, with all o.hrr commanders and
.ubatdinates. Of the land aud naval forces,
will sesrrally be held TO their strict and
foil responsibilities Tor the prompt execution
1t this order.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

u EMAINING IL The Posi- Office ii HlIsborOugh on
~ the lsi day Of April, soy.
c. ]. Allen. l,ne Jenkins,
Mars Bakci 2 Harriet Jones,
John Baldwin, ElI,belh Kelly.
lanes u. BAH, William hilgrote,
susan Gales, Herr, kenedy, 2
Mis- Conley. Geufge krmtle.
Martha Couch, Charles " Nichols,
Nm. q. Car, Will m Pickett,
Inc Tax. Martha Proctor,
satah Gates, James Roheris,
samuel y. Collins, Warden Riley.
JaIue. Crahir.s, Caroline sirayhntn,
Iohn Garter, Miss 4. T.. Smith.
Jane Eheayefs, lhomts sims,
Margaret w. Dekie, Slsin slfAyhnrn.
Hugh Dryns, William x. Scarlet,
r. W. Davis r. W. Shields,
Margaret j. Faucet, A. snpes.
Marina Faucet, Dr.. J. A. Sianfelj,
Mis-. A. E. Faucet, lame. Terry,
josiah Guess, William Il fhompson,
Willie Gilbert, William 4. Walker,
Mis- NJ. q. Hill. Finley Walker,
Emelne Wall, Mary Z. Maker,
Matilda HngA, ]. II. Watson,
Mrs u. Hawkins. Jamrs Wagner.
n. II, Hill. Martha Whitaker
MMy Hope.
Iv Persons calling ftt ans Of the above letters vii
please say they are advertised.
q. Il. PARISH. r. w.
April :. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
March rs.
TO the Chairman gf the County Court Of Or
ange County:

Sin ~ am getting into operation the State Salt
Works. and it becomes neces AIRY thai each County
take action under The provisions Of the Ordinance in
regard supply Of Sa,-a copy Of the 4th Section
Of which is hereto Al pended.
Il desirable that should be informed as soon as
possible, by The action Of the County Courts TO the
quantity waited nv each County. and the urgency Of
lis wants, aud the D,pols the Railroads or nsviga
bic wa,es 10 which each County may want il sent |;
and that provision be made for paying foi the
il may lie sent forward.
The first Sall produced will be sent the Counties
most urgently needing It.
have nnl made sufficient progress to ascertain the
cost Of manufacturing Works going up at several
locations, and il is probable that it will cost more at
some Of them than at others. | shall endeavor 10
certain the cost Of production soon possible al
the several locations so make the price uniform
You are requested to send to my residence, (As she.
borough) copy Of such action your Court may
take in the premises, at an early day.
Yours, respectfully,
J. NJ. WORTH, Salt Comm.
nc 1oeA
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cnNFEnEaArE cnNGREs..

Richmprd. Mat,h 30 -presidcnr DAVIS
sent message Il Congress a. day a.kihg
the repeal q all en,,f,ng mil,iatt ltss. aid
recann nds ihr passage d law suljsctIng
every man between ihc sgts Of eighteen and
THIRTY live years 10 immediate military ser.
vice. u The Senate a spirited debate &C.
Cured On 'he maiier-Mr. Wiglall spoke 10
favor aud NJ. Oldham against the propose.
ton.
The President 10 his message SAYS. that
those under eighteen ought 10 be kept Al
home and subjected TO further Instruction.
the country will need their services hereal.
Ter. Those aver thirty 1--WE are 10 be held 10
reserve. t"hclp support thuse 10 The field and
otherwise aid the cause, aud ii necessary
take the field at future day. Those be-
tween the ages of eighteen aud thirty 1--WE are
10 be considered a, belonging TO the army
aud subject to immediate service.