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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

CnARGED VIM GRASp LaEcEsY.-About ten
days fince three men, Peter Wiesrnbauer and Henry
Joreph Brewer, Germans, and Wmcot Felix, u
Freuchrnan, came to this country from Europe, in
the same chip and after landing went 10 re.de ut
The sams boardng-housc, No. 4! Greenwich street,
where they occupied the same room. Mr.. Felix
had in bis possession 100 france !: gold in Bag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

A NEW MAP.-Lloyd hiis just published new
map OF the UnteI S-.trs, the Canadas, and New.
Brunswick from the Iu,e.t surveys 1t is very COM
plete, showing every rroad and station bnlshsd to
June 1862, and the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, from
the United States Sup,riut.ndents official reports Of
the Coast Survey paoSued Oy order Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
RlEOOKLYN ITEMS.

Fon rHE Sick .SD WoUSDID SoLDiIEs-Ou
Monday next grand picnic will be gwen at
Myrtle.avenue P.rs 10y the Wi,am.burgh Sanger
bud. The entire proceeds will be- devoted 10 tue
benefit Of our rick and wounded soldier; AID The
s.cie,y lronlise to make the occasion worthy the
object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-AuG. ii--Bsfore
Judge -uiFsAB
EFfECrs OF NE CAPTAIN or PRIZE STEAMER MEM

day or two since the District Attorney consent
ed that aVt Dpnsld Crulk hans OF 'hr prize
Ne pas thJLd be delivered up. Ascsrtaigns
wUyer hat inventory of these effects suhrae.
ctly p-r,0na ELECTS" The ctAttorney, this
morg ~hd ui' 'os- OF the delivery OF sid .f,c's,
sud order OF the rcyUsed. The aftitra IN
question follows; obronouser ore chair, lul
81 80 hang Tor 90 o, thr bans of I. iesoi On
tue BaA Il Liverpool .frr Of W. F. moore ~ i9ntor
.sebl ~ he BIZ Tor $50 drawn by Fraser Go.
81 Cnar-s'on Frs-r TieAhJim 60. 90 Ocis u
letter conisui d,s letter TO Beverly Tucker
ald tLe. dlIrcleI 10 llIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

TAE Result OF CAKRrISG A LOADED PIsToL.-
"Dsd" Cunningham, the orius sport. while sitting az
table with el,e FyJEs saloon on "Wednesday dropped
his psol h- ianle snd sxp od the shot TAX
ins f. the .as. eveFing OF the main arteries
and lf tan. very r,h wound. Sue was tak1n ~ tie
Ho.Tt nnr ia -s The wouId. which was nos deemed
dens,rogs, was dlessuJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Conference.-The side wheel steamer City Of
II Uison built at A'hrn.. n. Y, By 9ossu Norton
Edwards and by l. C. Dousdson oGted yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

DEATHS OF SoLDiERs-Ths following soldiers
have died at Bellevue Hospital during the present
week:
Secoud Lieut.. c. r. Jones CO. z, let Berdan s. 5.
Private Gilbert c. B.ucacx, Co. II, 8l.t \. Y. Vol.
" trede,i Fay -, IN Pennsylvania.
" John Aca-y C., -, 9Th Michigan Vol.
Geo L. sunk and 30 L, l0tn Mass Vol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

a. d-Dt Of 'h- III. fo.d red on
N.dn-sisy gong ronui - cIfs- wh-n nppfofrh
suus II the ia, 4. and ~ wLicn Mr.
4 Naun thrown om cid 81 the 10 tr.
ether .nd severely injaf-d Al imp-fi-rn IN The fosd
sud i.n iuIcb Ia b..Iu"Lcr OF h "a
the accid ocruf-d h- defect IA the t.ad aog
rrn-d.d and such accidents wall thereby be avoided In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
fAdv.rIi.m-t.

THOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN
SAVED ysos kris OrHsK Tnors,sDs DIRECTED in
Of ta-,f- snd fortune by oota nlns
Phgenol sic- EIa and advice FowLknS WELL
NO. 3y9 bload~ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

NO VI q VVit atIsrT' WV IN J
To irsp-rtor JOYS f0ts-Nrt At ur~fIns 81 the
Board g.. Metropolitan Police he the gh Day II susus.
.tb! she paut slu.i youf..f d.ui.- "a and
conduc approved stTh {. HAWLLi, Chisf Cleik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

VESSELS SoLD.-slessrs. Burdett, Jones Il Co.
sold at auction yesterday the following vessels:
Bark Faith for 81 100, bark Pilgrim for Geo. and
ship Eagle for $iI 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Tax SrpGwicx-srRryr RIor.-Thc charges
against Inspector Folk aud Capt. iIolbrok have
been disnfi.sed by the Police Commissioners. The
following note received by tie Inspector yester
d.v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

B.11IyoRz. Avg ii-ELoua Ia quiet. WHEAT Is d,ll
and BE-. dec iued 2dJ, Cdss dull White 6sdtic Yet
low. olq s2c. oAIs very Gnl, and seves WHISKY IL
sp1 l2c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

SINGULAR EXPLOSION or An EsPrY BESZISE
BAgRsL.--At about quarter pat 10 o'clock yester-
duy murnpg, Michael Trayers, who was passing
along Centre street, paufed moment IN front Of the
r,n foundory Of J. J. & W. w. Cornell, in that
street, and taking u match fom bis pocket, drew !,
along the bead of barrel for the purpose Of gnitng
il 10 light cigar. "a soOn rs the match took hre,
tie b,rel exploited with report which alarmed the
whole nelghborhooi. The head Of the barrel was
thrown some $50 feet into tue air, =, king Travers
IN its accent, cutting him severely ON tho back and
arm. Ou examination, it was asceria ned that the
barrel when was empty, had contained benz ne, and
had been standing tho lot sun for some time, until
a gas had been generated By the heat, and, oo~ing
out FROM the crevices OF the barrel had become ig
miicd on coming in contact with tie flame Of the
match. Tie injured man was taken to the Hospital,
where his wounds were dressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

FATAL AcCIDrsr.-CoroLer Murphy yest. rdav
held ell inqus. at Oe pot the body II Ed~aid Know
land. iuinfsi wus sofk Ia tue Ia Mill lie
va. ught h. b-iifs ard thrown Win great hrc.
ss,L circular sustaining iuuIIes iis hch re died
IA a lev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
MoNrmLY RerOEr ~ rnr Dlmrys,nrss OF rml

Duiing tie month OF Ju. shown above lned al and
,ufgicsi sirssc.. vaccination, and madeleine were Afforded
.ratntony to I3 peI.OIs BY the seven Diprn.f.r OF
.StW-i
or these there visited snI treated al their dwell me.
RJ~: " tie Di-pcn-sics al0i, and 49B wefe ysccna.d
- Jb prescriptions were grautouy dispensed 1t the
cires oeiug zytrsgr of han each patient
The principal causes Of death cho.fa inautum and
scarlet lever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Fire.
Bo'ros, Thursdsy, August II, la,
The Lenox Glare Works, Ia Lsuox, were
burned on Mopday. Loss 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
SUPERIOR COuRr--Cs,sssss.-Auo N-Be,oEe
lus'ic- RAhBOrR

I
Charles II Coub-s sued ont u writ cf habeas
nn lifug Col Warren and Capt Carr Of the Duryse
ZYn.,r. produce hs who hsi rnI ted .rd Who wss
dei irrrd Jir JuGse aid tha D. hii sSa fe-
AZ, aud no die I'D RATED ON tia ~ nhi OUT De
al soon no ia u lng decision nor sond me tnts
,s. Ui.tli,, ,rf,v flrm MIN snoat such law The
Ind aaub.d WHEELER ssnins OF ne irsr re-
on o ovai ~ ssd ~ pN'sse 'e dsy Of an
cath
DECISIONS.
Nells sgt. Price.-Aloii denied. with $40 costs.
Cannon AZ N.sh.-Nvtivr & sntcd.
cOrRT OF COMMON PL6AS-CH,xBrRs Are H.
b.fDra Judge Hilton.
the THEATRICAL DISPUTE BETWEEN FoN AND
LlNOAKD.
In the meter Of the motion 10 REQUIRE Nr. Fox
10 show cAus. why should not ssu. ngapn
MIN h, M Ii I'd ie-traiu him from payiuS st aay
~ rcr ~ brofdys Odrt ordered that the matter
b. to Henry >ico esq to take proof ,n- tine
rct. uud OF the eyed service u the rlure'eh
{ aimed % have lecl yiOlited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Nrw LINE or STEAMSHIPS FOR CALIFORNIA
NJ O. Roberts advertises bis line Of steamships for
California and o egon, vi, Nicaragua. The steam
ers on this side wilt 20 to sru lam del Nor,c, pas.
s-ugers connecting with the Moses Taylor via San
Juan dcI Sur. Tue first steamer Uhe Amerca) will
sail from this port on the 18th Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

and $500 in i've franc pieces In bis trunk. On Sun.
day night he iscov-red thar bis bag containing
900 francs In god had been taken out of bis trunk,
and rha 1900 in I've franc pieces still remained. He
Immediately suspected the two Germans Of the
robbery, and on his complaint, they were yesterday
arrested by Detectives Elder, Slowey, and McCord,
taken to headquarters and locked up.
CHARITIES AND CORREcTIOSs.-At the regular
semi. monthly Meeting Of the Commissioners Of
Charities and Corrections yesterday the report Of
the Committee OF the Whole was presented, show
ing that from the let to the l4th inst CLIO persons
were transferred from the City Prison 70 the
Work House az Migrants of whom 127 were males,
and 4s3 females. The Warden of Bellevue Hos.
pial reported tie arrival OF 1893 sick and wounded
soldiers by the CanaSos, including one woman,
who followed her husband through the campaign,
and vas with bin in two battles. There are now
in the IDstiru ion 80 sick aud wounded soldiess-
Since only $40 -olJcrs have been treated a.
Bellevue, Vf lo,n but % have died, and 100 have
been restored 10 duiy A letter from DR.. Sloan,
Medical Director u. 5. A., wss received notifying
the COMMISSIONS OF HE expected arrival Of $40
sick aud wounded soldiers. rne receipts for the
fortnight ending Yesterday amounted to 1927 ~ in.
cludiog $Iy9 50 iot labor at k-House. The
weekly Statement SLOWS 6761 inmates remaining In
the several institutions usder charge OK the CON-
| rnissiohers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Cas- THE FRuIr.-Fresh fruit is one Of the most
simple and preventivrs Of disease and restorers
Of health in camp life. With u million of men in
he field the demand for i, will be unprecedented
daring the coming year. No fruit Of any descrp-
ticn should DO wasted or permitted 10 decay this
Fail. Every can jar of 1t which can be put up
will be wanted by our soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Ngw TrLrcKarH OiricE.-A branch telegraph
Office has been established by the American Tele-
graph Company at the Merchants Exchange News-
Room. Noe. 80 and 50 Pine street, connecting with
the General Telegraph Office, No. AS broadway,
III the Offices in this city, and the United States.
This will b, grea. convenience to our merchants
aud btslnesi men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

REcRuir. FOR MsssaCHUsETrs REGfMgsTs-At
& p. m. ye,ferday, 800 recruits left the Franklin
stree, barracks for the seat of They To FIJI
np the ranks Of the Eth, 23d 9th, 25:h, and 9th
Masslci usrtls regimcnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

RARE FISH FOR BARsua's AQUARiA.-The fish
ing smack Pacific, from Bermuda. arrived yester'
day, with number of rare live fish for Barnuui,
Aquaria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
CITY ITEMS

A Coon ExAMPLE.-Thee has been organized
within Few days past. at Congress- Hall, in Sara
toya, Ladies' Aid Society fS the relief Of sick
and wounded soldiers" Tnese aides procure ma
,e,ia and meet at II a. m. each 'ay TO make mp
garments for the supply Of the New'Y~k Hospitals
They invite, and we hope receive, the general CO.
tperation of the ladies'. The Society was organized
wi b the following officers: President, Mrs. Z. w.
Huter, PniI.delphia; Vice-Pres'dent, Mrs. X. Nor
timer, New.York; Treasurer, Mrs. A. Mills, New
York: Secretary, Mrs. VIM. II. Harrison, PnilA
delpbia; Councillors, Mrs. Mayor Opdyke and Ms
.Judre Bronson OF New-York. There were slso ap
pointed Committees on "Ways and Means, Pur
chsses. and Cutting Out" which looks like bust
ness. A number Of donations in cash and materials
have been received, and the work goes brsvely on
If At all the bores in all the Summer resorts through
out the loyal North this worthy example should be
emulaled, what a mighty aggregate Of good would
he accomplished. AT least mouth of the season
remains-whst Say you, ladies
WAyrEp-A place on Broadway where lady, OF
gent eman aud lady, or uan and wife TO use
Saxonl, can get breakfast or dinner without being
charged an exorbtant price. IL is notorious that
men can get excellent meals for any price from
twenty five cents to dolar; but the moment lady
is one of the party prices 60 up and quality goes
down. 20 that rpan nnst pay two or t'ree dollars
for stuff not half Al good as lie might have had an
hour before for one quarter Of the rates. Also
wanted, several hundred brawny while male walters
to transfer their broad shoulders and sulen. greasy
faces To the army and give place to girls, who can
do their lazy duties with perfect ease, and substitute
grace and polltepess tor vulgarty and mpudence.
Bot most of all, wanted genteel saloon Ia mean
name), where women are not robbed, nor men plum
dered because they have too much courtesy to make
fu-s" when they have wife or sister in their CON-
pany. A large proportion Of the Broadway saloons
are on par with mook-anction shops, where the
u bic are taken ia aud done for Wanted, up
town. good food at downtown prices. Any man
who will give the public that may soon make for
tune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Well. agt Price.-Moii denied. with $40 costs.
Cannon at Nash-Mvsiu, 8 ,nted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
Great Battle near Richmond-A Clio
rious BEGINNING.
Riehmond, May 81. IlP. n.

Richmond, May 81, II P. NJ.
General ID. II. Hills division commenced
the fight this morning. Generals Rhodess aud
Garlsnd's brigades bearing the brunt OF bat.
lie for some time.
Generals Rains's and Anderson's brigades
also bore conspicuous part, until our rein.
forcements arrived.
The enemy was also reinforced. and the
fighting continued with great desperation on
both sides.
The enemy were finally driven from their
redoubts, and their own batteries turned up
on them.
Prisoners taken, say Gen. Buell. is in com.
mand Of this wing of their army.
President Davis and Gen. Robert T.. Lee
were on the field. Their presence greatly
increased the enthusiasm Of our troops.
All accounts agree that the Confederates
displayed great bravery.
The Yankees stubbornly contested every
inch Of ground, whilst giving away before
the impetuous charges OF our soldiers.
NOreliable estimate Of casualties yetmade.
A large number Of Confederatcs have been
wounded in the arm and hand.
Gen. Rhodes was slightly wounded. but
no other general officer on our side hurt, So
lar as is now known.
The enemy made long detour, marching
many miles, and cndeavored TO flank US
about p. NJ. They we're poorly paid for
their trouble, Gen. Writings division re-
pulsing them with fearful slaughter.
Richmond, juno /, i2i NJ.
The latest reliable reports from the battle
field represent that the enemy were driven
one mile and half from their position, our
forces occupying their camp last night We
captured three batteries after the most DIES.
perate lighting, the enemy being protected
by entertainments and woods.
Several hundred prisoners arc reported 10
have been captured.
Richmond, June l, Up. NJ.
The iigh, is progressing luriously to-day,
but is confined chiefly TO musketry.
No definite reports have been received
from the field. but the general tenor Of state
ments Of wounded soldiers indicate that the
Confederates are following up the successes
Of yesterday.
Prisoners arc constantly coming in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04

Gen. Buell. was not present, Gen. McClel-
Ian commanding in person.
It is now believed that the larger portion
Of the Federal army is on this side Of the
creek.
Gen. Hatton. of Ten nessee, was killed
yesterday.
Richmond, June ], Q Pm.
No definite accounts rec eiyed Of result OF
battle to-day, but all reports concur that the
enemy has been badly whipped, and driven
into Chickahominy swamp.
The carnage has been dreadful on both
sides.
The Yankees lost two to our one.
Hundreds of the wounded are arriving.
About five hundred prisoners in all have
been taken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
FROM CoRINTH.

The Mobile Register has dispatch from
Corinth Of the 22d, which says:
Halleck failed to make an attack o-day.
Considerable skirmishing on Monterey Road
towards evening.
Hindman's artillery shelled the enemy
from the house on Pennington Road. Our
pickets now occupy Pennington, the enemy
being driven back.
Butler has suppressed the New Orleans
Delta and Bee, for styling the burning Of cot
ton patriotism.
lie has also issued proclamation declar-
ing that after the 9th Confederate money
shall cease to be medium Of trade in New
Orleans.
The Memphis Appeal of the Goth says that
all is quiet at Fort Pillow. No firing for Sc
veral days.
The Savannah Republican says that forty
or fifty Federals landed and went up from
Pilatka to Wcbaha. They were fired upon
by The Confederates and twelve Of them kill
ed.
On Tuesday barge with twenty Federas
approached ST. Marks, and were ambuscaded,
and seventeen killed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
THE NEWS.

We have the qualification to-day Of announcing
series Of glorious victories achieved by two divisions Of
the Confederate srmy-in the Valley Of Virginia On.
der the heroic Gen. Stonewall' Jackson and on the
Chckahominy, some seven m lies below Richmond, I'M
der Gen. Johnston.
The last accounts from Gen. Jackson, after his sue
cessful career TO Winchester and MaHnsburg left him
at wiliiamspot, in Maryland to which place he had
penetrated without any show of force ppose him.
There are various sumses and specuations to his
future movements but his intended purposes appear
be known only 10 himself. Report says that The mum.
Der Of prisoners taken by him up to THURSDAY morning
was 1880.
II lis said that The widest enhus iasm exists among
the people Of The Valley a, the presence Of armies,
and they were aoekng to the standard OF Old Stone
wall" in large numbers. The same is also said Of the
people Of Maryland, the Potomac. who welcomed
him with grca, gadness.
But we regard as more important in It's consequent.
ess well in magnitude, the battle near Richmond,
which ragged with almos, unprecedented fury satur-
day and Sunday. anu the final close Of which il not
yet determined We give in another place full &C.
counts Of lis progress have received The result
far glorious and cheering, and We feel strongly as.
sured that il FINAL result III be still more 50.
rePOi, is published in the Charlotte Wing, reeeiy.
ed By passengers direct from Weldon that We had cap.
lured $1,000 prisoners that Gen Johnston was slight.
y wounded, and President Davis and Gen Lee had
assumed the command.
We learn BY report that flag Of truce was sent to
the enemy, proposing cessation Of hosiics, az.
ford opportunity 10 bury The dead and take care of
the wounded, which slrewed over the field Of two
days 6gh al Of which in the possession Of our for.
ces We suppose therefore. that ,hsre was 10 fight.
ing on Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
Recruits for the Orange Guards.

TNHE term Of service for the Orange Guards will soon
u expire, and wish 10 get recruits enough TO IN.
crease the present company to the maximum number
one hundred and twenty-five. This company has not
had death in il since it has been in service.
Recruits will be received at the Camp near Knslon,
or by VIM. F Strayhorn, Esq, at Marlborough.
One hundred dollars bounty paid, with the usual
clothing, raons and medical attendance. Transporla.
ton will be furnished to all recruits.
JOSEPH @. WEBB, Capt. Orange Guards
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD, Recruiting Officer.
March 10. 35-Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
RAuno.p AecIprsr.-we learn that

RAILROAD AccIDESr.-We learn that on
Thursday evening, while the Raleigh train
was on its way 70 this place, serious acct.
dent occurred. which resulted in the death
Of two colored employees Of the road and
mortal injury Of the engineer, Mr.. John
Bins.
The accident occurred shout two hundred
yards the other side Of SmiihfeId depot, aud
was caused by the rains having washed away
a culyert. A large amount Of railroad pro.
perty was destroyed.
There we're about two hundred Yankee
prisoners on the train from Salisbury, all OF
whom are reported 70 have escaped injury.
Goldsborough Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04

SALT MAKING. We are gratifed at the
prospect Of an extensive manufacture of salt
in the South during the summer. by compa-
MES and individuals associated for the pur.
pose. A company from Epson county, Geor-
gia, have located their works under the guns
of Fort Moultrie, on Sulliyan's Island, which
shows the confidence felt in the safety Of
Charleston, from the approach Of the enemy.
Macon Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
WOOL GARDING.

TsHE Subscribar, living eight and half miles north
Of Hillsborough, will have his Steam Carding Ma.
chimes in first order by the 10th of June Thank.
full for the former patronage which has been bestowed
upon him. he hopes still to receive the custom Of all who
want good work DONE 81 Carding will be done for laI
cents per pound for white WOOL or one fifth part Of The
wool Mixed, if the different colors pulled together
before being brought will be carded for Is cents per
pound; if not pulled together an extra charge will
be made. He expects to have a good Picker, Bur-
ing Machine in operation. Bring your wool in good
order and pat pound of grease 10 twelve pounds Of
wool, and you will get good work
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 4. 46-
~ The Raleigh Standard and Milton Chronicle
copy four weeks, and forward account Cedar Grove
Orange county, n. G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
N OTICE

WE take this method Of announcing 10 our friends
and customers and particularly TO those indslt
ed to u.s. that during absence in the army we have
placed our books and notes in the hands Of Calvin E.
Parish, Esq, who will be ready and take pleasure in
settling with any desiring it. We would respectfully
urge those indebted TO US 10 pay up as we are compel
led to keep on hand supply Of Medicines which can
be bought only for cash, and at very high prices.
WEBB & DICKSON.
April 9. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04

rY. We are authorized to announce Col. H. D.
Guthrie as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Or.
ange at the ensuing August election.
To We are requested TO say that r. Nj Jones Is a
candidate for reelection for the Office Of Sheriff for the
county Of Orange, at the ensuing August election
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-04
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, 1861.
Richard Tapp, Archibald BOrland, William Hobbs,
cs.
Alexander Borland.
Attachment Bill.

Ut appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant Alexander Borland, resides beyond the
limits Of this State, that the ordinary process Of law
can not be served on him. It is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Hillsborough
Recorder for six weeks, notifying said Alexander Bor
land that unless he appear at the next term Of this
Court 10 be held at the Court House in Hilsborough
on the second Monday in September next, then and
there to Plead answer demur to said BILL he viii be
proceeded against in the as il he had been
served with process and had failed TO appear and de-
cree pro confesso taken against him.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master in Equi-
ty, at Office, the second Monday of September 1861
THOMAS WEBB, C. 8. ~
April9. SO -6w