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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10
LONDON SEED.
LIST OR CONTENTS OF CAsR.

WE have just opened case Of GARDEN sEpn
w New Crop, from Petor Lawson & Son, Lop1oO
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I,sukfprd, Rolt H. Cresswel, Samuel somers and
/ =. Wilmington who is part owner
Tohu r. McJil;on, ESQ, surveyor ~ This port
went on board and succeeded in finding the mails.
Warrington, Apra 1i.--Commodore Dupont
reports ~ the Navy Department under d'te Of
April On, Tint tho schooner Julia warden ana
sahn"ncr Lydia and Mary, vorc captured In Cope
Rowan Passage, between the San,ee River ana
ChsrlD-t 10 the first OF ,he Nth, and the second
nn the Yoh ut, by the armed bark Restless
Their ,lrgpr, were ROO AM corn m'AI. The ''p
Emi 49, Pierre, " On uloston, from Calcutta was
also cspiur,d uu TO 18Th Mt. while steering Ill
r,c''y fr Charleston lirbor. Her cargo consisted
81 gi7I bales " s,nuy cloth. Commander ""'d'-
borough sent her TO- Philadelphia. Mos, of her crow
went north iu IN, steamer oriental, which lef, Port
X sal .Y Me 18th VII.
The nv .i,h ,Ioop Coyucl Of Nassau, r, ~as
c.riur,d hy y Sluiueh,uu ON tho 81 inst mt,
-l.I.t Is. rlr, rom Charleston bnr sho had a
car.., suitable for AMI iu great demand In South
on r.rt. sout =, p. sleIuN. Another schooner
vas r,iu as, CD the b',cksdinS veHs".s on SUN
,.u's lsIou., " oh remains wreck.
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TuE ConosrRs JURY in the case of the lsto Kerosene
o, factory explosion rendered verdict yesterday,
hat the accident was caused by the stopping up "
the worm Of tho still by para nGpthat'"e' wIii .,
csused IL to be rent asunder, killing John s'n'"
Michael Farrell and John clahani and S'',S 'rJ'
precautions should be used to prevent suIn n
dents by keeping sufficient water in the ,ndisa,o
and having valve placed on the stills 70 N'''
danger. =, OYER AND
TraMIsrn.-Th. Court of oyer and i,rv WAS empa
yesterday morning and Gran, ,Ss jury srg' ON the u.aa
ssss 'oy topic: ,s:, ; solder Sfs s
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nroolIyn Common CounciI.

The Board met last evening. a commune
t.on from the mayor was submitted, calAh- nttgl-
tn t. the necessity II making "rrahR.ll'l,t1 ,.l
hmm, Tie streets during the coming year. ana re-,
AN, snaely action. The subject was lail
yer NINTH he Committee Of Conference presented
thcr report. petition of Mr. Tallman's anu 80
others wa. presented, asking that GoWanIs ntiuS r.
tse for proposals was lost commumeaI4h ,,I,' ~,
citizens of the 18th ward was presented sshE
nolccmen be detailed for the purpose %, nnnart,
Ny,stingtan Park. Referred. The IRE p'iNit
w, rNittses Of both districts reported IN Sv"r
on I appropriations for rebuilding aga%Ts a,
tus engine houses, Sc. The Board OF Gon.l"'" "''
recommended to make the aPPf"p''""ou9'
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was srraigned and pleaded no, guilty. The Sis-
was set down for wednesday Of next week.
TWELFTH WARD Youvo MEN's DEMOCRATIC
CLuB.-At meeting Of this organization, held ON
Friday evening last the following resolutions Wsrs
unanimously adopted
Whereas, n has pleased God In his infinite wisdom
~ remove from our esteemed end and bfether.
NJ hasl Parcel, who had become from his generous
aud mainly qualities eudei rcd rud hound to ~ by
the closest ties of ireud'iip and love, therefore bet
RssOlrsd, That We deeply aud sincerely syupn-
thIye with his widow, AGED m'ther, and family, IA
this the dark hU'u Of their sflction, nn1 that We
cordially bear testimony ~ the sterling worth, hon
esty aud good qualities Of The latueuted deceased.
Ec.cited, That the nembers Of the Young N ms
Democratic Cub, Of tie Tv,iith Wand. city -
Br.- .ki,u, at which the deceased was Vice fresi-
Dent aud = worthy and sc,ve member, iueDd his
I'm, raj on : tur,iny, rt2 o'clock r. NJ, from his
lat. residence. Leonard street. near Hamilton ave
nur. and wear tie usual badge u mourn Nc.
Ee.alr.d. ThHt a coTF uf th' Sc resolutions Ia
mIIIsr,I ~ the Sew ! TX suS, Brooklyn DNLv
/ E,sts aud Rru,kiyn CIV NrWa and tlnt "picS
/ III, roof he sent e. he iau y %. the decrVed
JOHN DElMAR, Pres.
/
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EbpIgrg it,a li.-At an old iron furnace,
seven r.r. rom the turnpike, where "a body OF
cavalry, infantry and artillery are stationed t" u''-
trct si1. uy PARTIES, two r'"" cavalry and N'''Uy
mon have been captured anil brought Zoo.
The t,heIs nrc firing At our picket" c"ns'"'F'
but are Mt replied g.. The Pn'''t Ani Dol" ~
Ei,uhurl came very near being shot this morning
ly uon.
big. G,pcral Hatch and hig stpN ofcny.'ry have
inst arrived from Warren. salute has been "r'
d.r,d iu celebration of the recent Victories to-day
The Cl,paius observed the cvcniH in 'n Nppr'pri'
atc manner on the sabbath In their different reg'
monte.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Srw YORK A>p THE VICINITY.

rut Nrw STEAMSHIP CPru, cllcr) ia Kinug, |
Intended fr tI. China tru,lc, went down tue bay
,,.,,rd,y.,t d, tr,,l trim. and returned IN the
evening
TIM. CoyN,t..roy to examine thr eases Of
.,Hti,nl r,iar,r. confined M T.rt Lafayette re-
,t 49, ,,,..,....,r,i t,.l... and will probably
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/ during Dds visit
I'M MO- '''l ''''' ., ,..
| MurlNG ' d. Ci'r''r7 '.'i.h WINS ''' ''''
evening lnt Tie lecture room '' VIE ,".'''. ''.''
o. rsuu- were Nr'7'nt lh' l..''y""-. were "'
void ". public interest
\ llAmrN hiIrN~NHr.-N''l' are ''"t
tu.,utownrl t.o 'st'' ID. ,' " h-l''.'r| J."
III" upper r"r'"n"' the I-''lr' ABOVE ''" ''''.'
tire want "'"'h '..H Tee. To-. '.''. '.'.
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INV IN''H'N"
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abroad tF.'" 'n "'''...' '.......
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convenience To- F'..''' '...
s.ns being Irr q. 7'lH '''' "'''., ''' '.''
D ultta, ndI. rre' over ""'' Il''''N' -.'' ''''
q EIy. pH. tu.Nt' is Z" lecture "'' '''''"-
. before uc Republican As-"" t"A q" '.'''' ,.''
s Hal. ,.rurr 20 Ji'h street anal -iN avenue .n l"'
.>. 'u-lyo power AM t'~I"h' '"'J "'''.' rps
Congress ''r ln' r''''"'',.' '.'' 800,
'be rrl ii..'s -t't'' According 10 ''' ''"'
u new freedom n '''' r,.p.iil
~ tN"lI'h I'''N ''h ~.
Pc ucu,di'Hs brought over ny wv
= her last trip have been -'.+'' ny '' '.'''
House auth"r.t'e,-h""hs SUBJECT l" "''E nav"
. he" found packed away '%% . ,' ,' .,',I n
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STATE LEGIsLATURE.---seuntc.

AB1ny. April l4.-The following bills were
rep rted upon iayoranly ,.,. rat.
r,rt If N,w York extending the time ior the
completion Of the Erie and New York City Rail
road relative 10 the Justices Of the Police Courts ;
g. amend the law Of collection OF demands against
ships and vessels, ,-,-.,..,,-..
Mr.. Cook introduced preamble and resolutions,
scttu. forth that circular had been issued ny the
Commissioners Of the canal hInd, requiring the
pavr.u, OF the quarterly interest due 10y june on
d. -NnA Debt, IN specie by the banks having .ana
dep,.t, and recurring tho Commissioners 70 re-
pvt " tue ssuSte What ueCessy exists l9r we pay
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Iinnsc of nrrrc.cntnliye..

Tho g.'l.vylug is TIE Select Committee mop .ut'l
st,.,k,.r .,fI ....,lu,I characterization 100 slave.
+.tt, .t.t.. Boz, tie u.. III, .I l...U authorities
rr,,l authorized ., the i,s. ,utipu CO.. Nj. White,
-, III,r,. anal ui.It,u .H-t ~ uipy. M,ssr-.
,urrt Witt tIul o. = T.. B.air, tNu... Geo. T..
r..L M - Nm Lehman. tp.mu.J {. ru,-
'' t,'ry mi . k,.r.u y Wt.tI,y fN.J
t a, yy'l...u. fIu,,ni samuel L. Casey Tx,
J'5' T. Nl.Ti' ,,,n.,', . ,I.,,,,, D." ''''
~ nr.rs IN,.sl fr .n tie Committee un
NJ. l'.',' ,.,,,I,,,' ttot r. + I.,r .s
~ ',,' -, ,. K.f.r., 'rtst.,. ,r.iI a.,
| .,,r,,...,,,i, a.. POI. Iuti n H. nrci..atpI .u
SUI ',,., a. n a, f...r.ii is ruttIrI L. three
par ".., ,a,.,,t Instead n5',I two.
NJ i,'",' ,.'jls lie ..f,.r., D,.,,t, ia. and
=. ,. u,,t,, ia nj ,utitl,l 1, r,rrcscut
| ,'t ~ 49, nrir,tt.br rrintri uul E,.l over
! WV, tt '''' ,i',,',i.,
| ''t ..l,I l,aya u urosclt o. DO
",' 49,, '..'.l Ir ..il lbs lsnnO ladies'.
t."' ~, ,, f,g, - has. nal ing t,r a.,
vi l' S'n.' a, ~ ,,'t.,,, VAS u.,,la L.. il,
r'.''' ''.. t', at Il S,,. r,l.rr,d under H.,
'',
| Nr Cox fOliul. presented t'n res. .ut nus of q
| I,,-.,,rrc %, ohio u favor of such Il ann. iluU
H. tbe rn> A. d "a, ma, permit the states g. co.,. Zee
r,su,c within their NJ, .r.ctNr limits, sui deter
mine HE corrrusat .l. ~ o., uN GERS employed.
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The bin g. amend the assesSmei law OF the state
was taken up in Committee Of tie Whole, T. r.
Ravens iu the Chair.
The reading Of tue bill by sections was com
ntrrcd.
M Phelps moved 20 strike out the clause OK
emitting personal property and Lille Insurance
Companies from assessments.
Adptate tusued on this, aud on the eremI ton
~ savings Bank deposits, when, without taxing
IT,, question, prurrc-s was reported aud the ulll
made tie special order for tomorrow.
O. = H,verp from the minority committee, re-
p.rt.,I tLy Con ,ressi,nai Apportonmeut BIZ.
HitLH PASSED.
To amend the law for The prof NJ Willis W an
tNgr.,r WIN. Beard and otN'rs g. erect piorS "a
.us. &c., iu g., 1lth Wari % BrH.kIyui ~ ts
p,acry,tlou q moose, wild deer, birds, and 'resl
a. Sal.
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Col. Poll, OF Tennessee.

UO,casionaw writes from Washington TO the
Philadelphia Pass, az follows:
Ihaye had an evening with Col. W. II. Polk,
of Tennessee, brother Of James n. iolh' inr l"uf
,,c,rs President of the United Sta,cs. lie en-
i,ys his visit to his old friends with infinite re-
ii.b INF NOT more than they enjoy him. lie ~
LEAKING we'll and is the centre Of every circle
Col pan is one Of the men who brighten tho
cyentful present and recall the pleasant past
lie Il "A tvpc Of as loyal people, until secession
made them mad, as ever read newspaper Or
When the rebellion broke out, although som"
or Ills most intimate friends yielded to he cur
rcnt and among these A. q. Nicholson auu hS
son j. Knox Walker, and others, Ool'nel IoiS
..c,sed 10 take part against his country, ani
80 allie TO save himself from arrest hls
I,scrintions of the suiIrrngs Of the peopie %
,Torrdssnc are full Of exciting interest: AZ WI
avn Northern property has been sh'Ill'y" I,, o'
,,iii;nns ~ the same description Of property "
i""',ina, Ia others cuuhscatcd, by a process AZ
ready ventilated. .,,tu,
COL Polk demands rigid col7yH,o" nr,,
.,,,,i,,st the rebels and those oil our 5'''' o.
,sho hesitate about this measure lt", ucI isgis.
W. -, 40 realize the necessity Ol cue" Hh'a
near N4i h''' In Indemnify the southern uhlon
lauoh a. ,no,'rnre the people Of me Tree siates
men, "nu Tent ot their taxes. lie SPEAKS ~
IN inc pa ~ terms Of Andrew johnson, ana say
| the msn' ''o,'er we may deplOre the hOh-apPeai
that, nrJI"o,,alty among the masses oil tue oou.h
hhCc ~ undoubtcdly show hseii lne moment IN
II W. VIZ Of The federal government Is thoroHghi
p%,"afi;shed i'm that quarter Col, FOLK Whl vis
pt1uajclphia and New York before he return
TO Tennessee
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tnert 81 the liabilities ~ the State In coin and
J,aining ne cnnntrv banks Of ~ much coin W
pether with ether Information respecting the State
depeits. Adopted
The hl for the enlargement OF the Chsmplain
Canal locks. and the Erie Canal, II the General
Goverumeut appr pirates sTOO0,OOO Tor the pur-
pose, was token up and debated.
Progress Wa reported.
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Uo.s"ci. 1o.. ipniii-A party Of Abby
cavalry. 'ui e. uum.e or tWo conpenic'' attacked "
l.ly infantry at tc railroad bridge, east n' str"'-
hlIy \ -Iuldr.I of the Vermont cavalry were
called out, Ilt GOO enemy was seen, and they '''
urrri. Oue h.ulrol rebclcayslry have been seen
acrus, tie ml,,ut,u Near this state
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The telegraph states that jeff. Davis recently
addressed some wounded rebel soldiers and told
them that he "intended to share their iats wan
Die smallest share of the danger, though lie has
bad the largest share Of the "honOrs' Of rebel
dam.
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rccI,.

Ho,i,p, Ipji li.-Thc schooner Helen from
" .ut pr 4 lindoII 'ip, was abs.d. nod . SEQ uu
dc tlt.H't Her crew were taken 'N Pos tie shp
VI rN field, Nui landed NJ B'th, Me- "h TIE l-ih
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GES. MCCLELLAN has sent a re-, uest TO h
secretary Of War that no permits be given e
the present to ship suffers stores TO places occ
pied by his army. An order 20 that effect b
Flag Officer Goldsborov Oh directing him to p,
vent unauthorized trading with the army 4
navy at Old Point Vessels 80 offending will
seized.
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wild reported that the deputHton had hAd an ih'er
.,. ,,,,b ,he senate Committee, and both be and T
80 -, -. -, 4, HIM fror, what /,
MT fAIner hsd every ie'i 4,
trsnspired at the conference that the TAX "ouu w
r.d,c.d n, s,evs,, stated that from nineteen 70
-. - .. .,,,.,.iiy manu- &,
twenty hllIoh Pouh'H '' SUI NJ
featured into confectonares "a this city and BroA
len anil ,hs, ths ,,rsiti,u " two cents per pound
-. -, -. r "a mann, r,,trrera /
wv "'u'u rum 'ne O.'''i''',' ~ ''''' ,
an Heri"'Hy iJhs'h V'.''7' It,,
80. ,st.,t sex,. a, ,
yeTf'""N ~ thoufAu'H =" P''l' -.
The armory u the ePth Regiment. u was HH''the
Il, see the piois tpole who entered, knceluS down
49,, 49,, -, ,..,.-. s- ,bo ,,....,. Of the
-, ~. =. -. 49,. t..i,.
S'ui oi ue u'V'"''u' i"' ''''" ""''' ~ 1'
"e' '' wv " '''''''''
so,t.d lv President Lincoln 10 the regiment, when
Il was posted at Fort Corclrau; on the enst Tic
CO. r. used by the rcdmeutn Bull Run at tie
,..,,...,,,, 49,, a.. moo. .,,r, f,bc c,tt Tho
~ ' VIZ ' |
VDrtTult Colonel tOrCurAl ~ NJ lie neal
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70 .-cor, the Emperor " England for the Great EH-
Lntea, via Londonderry.

london, April i.-Mr. Gladstone mas inh'
his financial statement in the Commons, when y
generally satisfactory. No tsxes are ~ be remit
:, snd the only change u mon ent Is, that IN SEP
tetnber the hop duty IL H. be repealed and uahS-
fcrrcd h. Al excise duty un beer.
II is supposed that England withdrawH rom w
expedition h. Mckee, but there h no rul'nts "
tween the allies. England nhstains merely Inh
interfering iu the chief part Of TIE cSpcdiuoh neH
now undertaken by France. Napoleon mas Wrtt."
an autograph letter T. Admiral la Graver'' h'H"l
proving his conduct ,,.-
Cousnhagen, AprH 2-Tle Minister ~ Marine
stated. today, In the Council of tt7te, u"' ne
shall ask large credit, for to construction "' lt.n
plated alps 1Ie promised That uu iurtt'r '''l'h
mcn-ofwar shall he luit The dcolnra' "h VAS
received with great 1at-'HDtUn.
Latest Markets.
IireJ,,ool ip,if /. Cotton Tic Brokers cir-
nulnr REPORTS d - mics tYlHy Friday. at hDN hE' =
u..uduH i,Unp b. ep,rJHtofs Rud eNI"H'it we
ipar n cl,s.uv frm NJ tl' advance. TIE Huii
uu.tlt.,u- arcs Fair Or',us lahl, i". N'w'
/ ilI. 81 land I'7,d. MddIug orleans u .,i' d'
] VI Dr. o. -. 1p. tp4ud. ltA o.
IT,, s'p ( In port s estimated "a ih1uOo bnleH' q"
| which 1900 arr American.
| Upr>ttrttip FLOUR easier. wheat steady ana
! uu.. .u,p.I. Corn tfmtf.
| Pro,ugu>s. Quiet lat stoaiy.
Iu.iou Apr,i I.-Amcriaau securities duli hu'
Z atrHiy and unchanged.
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.....,f.. ..f. .,..,..th,r,t
Crrnt Irltniu.
... 90. ,-..r, l,' ODD.
TT, hr.' h'' h'' .' w 't W." - r.u,
rived ~ layrr."' 900 'M" w. '., .
rn i' Vol" .,'' ITO t., ,.,I... ....rt
.. VII ''" VI ,.' . ... a., ......... .,r..I d alu-
1890 I'.'. 10 '.'f s'.' .'' 49,. d.. ,.t.,r.,,.
.. TEL. .' .li".'. ', '''lI'.. a. ...,. n'l f,.r
H company WIN i.. 'N" '''' srI...
.r'..r. Is. '. ,'I'n "'. t t.' fr
uI. e t' ''. 'rl .t'.' H. ~ h. a.,,.,' t..hp.
r,y n's" r''." ''i 'N,',.-''
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BHtNi'- ''. tlN'" l'''' ' w. ~ ~ a.
/ W"H'i ni '' N..' '"., ,. ..,,..i .ut a.
/ O-n.n'F resolution, d''h..s m ,l,,'."
/ proceed v.t. t'iu''h nN' T.. U' 'u'', '",' '.'
/ ''... ..HN TN '.i'. . ,......... ... a..
/ '.i'I d.. ...' ,.'''''.' '' WV
III. 'rrvrs sr,a It is uudrr.in0' tiH' orders were
.u a. .'n.f.t,.r' tral.-u -i.u o. p dock ynrl1 &"
/ -.......i .u. .utNarup, .r.uu'u $50. ,rn 'l
/ T.,Iuuu lonru'7 c.uthH' L. urge ''''''" Wy
] we .'' ~ d. ,.ns .ttrut..n 10 Ill. iu
] ~. "" ,..'. b, .,...tit., b., ordinance. tn.
| l,..it,I Nm, Slot thrown ly the M.u.i.r l.u.
1917 g' ,i, '.,I ,r In,r,i amy of tie Rtlt.,l.
N'"' "''.'' ''''
s,.r,rr lars. h..ud from Waterford =, mi.
! tr. w.s vrrrpcb mean M,'1rd during - gale anl
.H' Er,ncc.
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The fAlRE ~, ~ '',' , , ,,, 1, ,i, rom
ellW'ht1 'u''l'" ''h t :, , 49,
|
-. 49,, ,,.,,,. .n,,
.HprGI- ,.' il'' Roman states awutu. favorable
m.rsu, /. cross the frontier,
Ino rulu c'rrc7t pud'ut" col the L'nL,n i'h's ,.''
good reason T. ir'",t ml'''nt S''"'1 l' h'f
| Gurin|.t H!lNHr- l" nave t,'I'A y ,'' .' "
| llH b', N' T''''.''' '',, A fl t, 4. ,' a.,
ing n those Mh" -Ni"'n'h'' N, ID '''' ','.'
FROM his mrm nave ihNo' " l''l''' '. ny Wv '.'
Huy ,ytnthyg "ll.NN' '''"-'.fl' ~ 49, M
: What seemed ~ "IH' WY '.'' '''
1 measure. ,s.u..,,..
Il TIC llNfN "'V''''s ,,I.,.. .t t..,.,..,,.,,i. ,
II Nuu.d n' rang .,'','s ~, va.
y against IT,, NlH,',.N ''S ,,,.,r,i, ,I l',lt "
q have 'N' 81. ~ 49, AL A. G.r.l,lli AZ an ma.
% '"l", " iiliu.. instrument Of lrlu. .u
should he lh' wa" ''i,IIe N,.r,,,,
- about comp '''"0' Wv" -
10 spain ana h'Nlco'
, I, q. assrrt,d That Spniu, sharing tho opinion
rr','r, lisapl.rnvc- ~ the Convention c.uoludI
4 =. V,l,iaI with the Mexican plruip ut,nt,urIvs.
o. ~. c..,cc
. . L. .ir,., ,
, By way Oh ''nH,, '"',' .','t, ia .,',C la ~
d news u, tie sulrcnd,, Of Nnup,h ~ Hn,' L,,l ~
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24

STATE CONVENTION IN MIssoURI.--A mass
convention has been called 10 Missouri to
be held at Jefferson City on the 10th OF
June, to nominate candidates for State
officers. The invitation is addressed to
those
LIST. Who concur in support of the policy
Of the National Administration, especially
in its vigorous prosecution OF the war to
put down rebellion, punishing treason, and
maintaining unimpaired the honor Of the
Federal Government and the entirety Of
the Union of The States.
I'd. Who desire to respond favorably TO
the resolution submitted to Congress by the
President and indorsed by large majority
in that body-extendiug national aid to
those States willing to liberate their slaves
by promptly initiating here in Missouri q
system Of emancipation, through such pro-
cesses as may be just, humane, economic,
and con stitutional.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
Hotels and Restaurants.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.
NO. 80 4 "a, BROAD ST., NEVADA.

NO. S2 4 "a BROAD ST, NEVADA.
GEO. r. LANCASTER, PROP'R.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce To the citizens of Nevada Ind vicinity
aud the travelling public that he still has charge o
the well known aud Popular Hotel known as the Ma
liOh"l exchange, ON Broad St. Nevada.
The Building is of Brick, three stories high, and
THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF,
Having stood two fires. The several apartments have
eeeaty been fitted up in style that cannot be sur
passed
The Beds and Furniture are New,
And for comfort cannot be eXcelied.
The Table win at all times be supplied with all
the Varieties the Market affords.
Game Suppers, Got up to Order.
Particular attention will he paid to accommodating
LADIES AND FAMILIES.
The Stages. running in all directions from Ne
vada have their Offices at, and take heirdepartures
from the National Exchange.
RS OPEN ALL NIGHT
The Bar, and Billiard Saloon, under the charge
of an experienced man, adjoins the Office where
games and drinks can be hsd.
Having had long experience at the business am
confident of being able to make the National the best
Hotel in the Mountains, and comfortable home for
Travellers.
CHARGES MODERATE, TO SUIT THE TINES.
A LIVERY STABLE,
Is connected with the house and particular attention
will be given 10 the of horses. carriages. &c.
Horses and Carriages at all times be proc red by
application at the Office
GEO. R. LANCASTER, Pro'r
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24

SINECUREs ABOLIsHED.-Tbe Washington
corr respondent of the Bulletin writes that
the Senate has passed the bill heretofore
noticed in the correspondence, which abol-
isbes The collection districts OF Monterey,
San Diego, Sacramento, Sonora, San Joa.
quin and San Pedro, merging them all in
that of San Francisco; provides an Inspec-
tor at Monterey ,iSan Diego. Sacramento,
Benicia, Stockton, aud San Pedro; and re-
duces the salaries of officers to an equality
with those in other collection districts.
This was need ed reform. All these Off
Gers bad to do was to receipt quarterly for
their salary; and were not Of the least pos
sible use.