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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-29
STAPLE DRY GOODS

60 pieces Calico, assorted,
1000 yards Shirtings,
1000 yards Bleached Shirtings,
400 yards Brown and Black James,
100 yards Cotton Flannel.
$50 yards White and Red Flannel,
100 dozen White and Colored Thread,
Candle-wick. Sewing Cotton.
Bunch Cotton, Knitting Cotton,
Rope and Irvine, Carpet Warp,
Black and white Flax Thread,
Buttons and Buckles, assorted,
Military Buttons. Coat Findings,
500 yards Black Sarge,
400 yards Alopacca,
400 yards Mourning Goods.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-29

Capt. Company c., oh Rss'i n. c. STATE Troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29

and Slot that losiies shorld cease for eight days
aud 10 lie mean me the Rebels should withdraw
from without onr lines and IN the City Of RieI-
mopd was captured they the Rsbeis) shonld sarren'
DER H. mseives as prisoners Of war TIE last heard
of the Rebels they on the west fork OF the
Little kanawha River, going son,hward.
Tire Union forces AZ Spencer were being snpp'ied
from Raveuswocd. A few days ago wagon load
Of provisions was attacked by ;uenIas abont eighr
miles from tie former place, and the guards-ll IN
number-fed for their lives. The Rebels killed two
OF the horses and burned the wagons in tie road.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AGAIN
INSTRUCTED.
There was no train from Baltimore yesterday
morning over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ard
no train was cent out last evening for that city.
The trio, however, arrived from Cumberland as
usual.
There was telegIaphic communication with all the
stations along the road yesterday morning, bnt
during the fore laTt OF the day it was eut or, and
laet evening communication by telegraph could only
lie had far Green Spring Ran. which lie thirteen
miles east of Cumberland. These facts would seem
10 indicate that the Rebels have again gained pos
festiop Of the road, perhaps at MaIinslnrg.
fwhselng Intelligence 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
FROM GENERAL BANKSS DIVISION.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or THE RETREAT
Robert b. Caverly, esq, late OF Lowell, Mats
and low Of Washington, D. C., came TO thif city on
TUESDAY evening lie states that he met CAPT. hafes
OF Gen. Baukss Pioneer Corps, at Harrisburg Oh
Tnssday, about noon. Capt. MaYes, with 30 men
Sndef Lis command, bad just finished tie bridges over
tie North and South Shenandoah, when q negro
came painting into camp with The announcement that
alarge body Of Rebels Was in tho immediate nci gh
borlOOd.
Col. KeDly ordered the bridges 10 be burnod-one
Wa entirely destroyed, but the enemy reached the
banks Of the river before the torch had been applied
70 the other.
The force Of tie Rebels was estD8ted at 200 cav
airy and 1900 infantry. Colonel Kenly retrca,ed
sSirasbing all the way, frequently pIungng intoth
~oodt 10 AVOID the cavalry and artillery force of the
enemy.
Capt Aares ordered the mules TO be cat loose
from se carts, and thus l6 Of the &c men under HE
command made their escape the otberr are missing.
jbs Captain lost hs IFunk, his uniform DE was in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
pRc.7 TEE rAmUyXy RIVER.
..;,,,, Of The SpaHidjnE-3Uc SICK and
worused soi.liers-A List o. their

NaHcs.
The II. S. spaulding left White River Point Pa
.,n,ly River Monday, May % and reached this port
.a-,y Wednesday no ming. She had heavy weather
~ ;Lo NAV. and many Of Che ASSISTANTS as well as
a. ,a,;,nrs were afflicted with sca-sickress. She
s.;,c. sbout $50 ,ick and wounded men There aie
.hon, 90 patients in tie General Hospital Oh
whit River Point many of them convAleScent.
T,o xeen contract doctors sent from this city had
,o,,hediheir destination. The patients on the SpauId
mo have been kindly cared for and have improved
y.,,, since thcy lsf White Point River The R. S.
s,eqd;ng brings no ncws Of importance. Ninety
.eyen oi the sick ami wounded men Will be Gent to
,be General Hospital Dsvids Island, sixly-six to
the New-Yors Hospital, and the Others will be sent
N their homes. The Spaulding now lies at the foot
of Canal Brett.
MEDICAL sThFF OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP Il. :.
sPAULpING.
pu,gciAss-Drs W. ii. Dr4ier, &eabcry, Armstrong,
'hsssssfs--fn5, hyde McGee. Lewis, Purcell Pssmore,
'N,ErsTC oresvcl, Htrcs GRAFT Patterson, nGsmman.
Poe, Buct a. 49, Ray Carpenter, ltesAod smith Shields
Crrri, " p aUs .iafc,ck, au- kccki'y.
AvorurCARIss-C Thompson ait y. :. Ciofk.
iAD.,- ss strong. Miss ~ Gesten. auG lou. servant
LsG..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

SrorPED HIS PApER.-Wbittier, the Quaker poet
passed the inst week Of the present month among
acQuaiutauces, OLD aud new, in Hartford. He was
sitting in his always sociabe mood at one OF the
newspaper offices one day, when the conversation
turned upon newspapers, and purse-proud, puffy
old burgher began telling how he had been for some
time a subscriber to THs n. Y. TRIBUNE, but on .
recent cccasion from some milf or other, he had
stopped it. The poets eye twinkled with miScbev.
GUS humor rs he replied 81 fear, friend, thy Ices
WAS &. eater than theirs" iWinsted Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE BY
THE EUROPA.

The following kilograms from Cape Race reached
us at too late sn hour for morning edition:
The Morning H,rdid says it is stated that the
prospects Of an adjustment OF the American qnes,
ton become more probable ttan through an assumed
Intervention Of France by reason OF tue recent
! Union successes.
Sir Benjamin Haws, the Under-Secretary OF State
for War, Is cad. .
Immense damage was being done by Hoods IN
Fen, County of Lincolnshire, by the giving away OF
q dam Many thousands Of acres OF farm lands
were inundated and the crops destroyed Inc ioss
OF property was immense. -,
The Government las abandoned the intention OF
forming an extensive system OF telegraPhio commu-
nicarion throughout the American Colonies.
ITALY.
Prince NAPOLEON WAS received with great entnusi-
asn al Naples. lie had long interview with victor
Emanuel.
Reports of ministerial changes were current, but
were denied council OF Miuisters bad been held
on Mexican Allure. Aiterward, Marshal " Donneu
had long conference with the French Minister on
the subject.
PRUSSIA.
The Prussan Ministers to Hesse.Cassel have re-
turned 10 Berlin.
RUSSIA.
An imperial decree opens the harbors OF Wikoia-
taft and CHI soni in tie Crine 10 foreign ships, after
the 18Th OF June.
COMMERCIAL.
LoSDoy MoSEr MARKET.-Funds on the 10Th
were trrn and rather higher Money ,hade easier bat s
In good demand lees 2. demanded for good bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29

PoLITIcAL.-The Republicans and all otner cru
.n ~ MI. VIII. support tho state and National Adminis
,,.,,ou Iu ues~ In Convention IN City Hail. Portland 90
THURSDAY the h day of June next, ct 10 O'clock % 10
nominate candidate for Governor and to transact any other
bushes. h, may properly come before the COnvention
State Convention from the People Of Maine. who are 10
o, Of sustaining she President and the Government In oil
constitutional measures and Army and Navy In shsn
heroic efforts to suppress the rebellion to vindiess the Cou
fulton and to maintain chs Union will be holden 10 bAnse
on Tbrasy the sth day Of June next for the purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
ANOTHER PRIZE TAKEN.

BY the bark Pallas, Capt. Biddle, from Baii1e,
Honduras, arrived on Wednesday morning, We
learn that on the 18th inst the Uni,d States steam
or r. r. Cuyer captured an iron steamer loaded
with cotton and sent her TO New.York. She did not
learn tie name OF the captured steamer. Isssen-
gers by the Palas. Jas. Robinson, ID. Il. Parsons,
and Christian Florel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29

The Chicago Journal says commission oflunaey
Las been issued az 4ins tho well-known and wealthy
Solomon Sturges ut the instance Of his son. George
Starges. a jury was selected, ard after trying the
case declared Mr.. Smrges to be inssne. The war
is the chief cause OF bis arrangement though he has
long been mononouiac on religious affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
GUERRILLAs IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

The Uheeiing InteLLgeacer Of The 9Th Gays:
We mentioned Yesterday morning that 1t wes re-
ported that Col. Rsihbone of the lllh Virginia leg
m,nt had granted an armistlce with the guerrilla III
Calhoun, Roane and adjoining counties. We nave
since learned that the report is true. The armis'ice
was granite last Sunday week. II was arranged
between Col. Rathbone and Cap,s Douner, Ilayr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
COURT CALENDAR-Tnu DAr.

(UINT tALFNUAh-IHN a
SrpRrxT CouRT--GES.RAL TEKN.-Adjonrned
10 Saturday. .,.3 N, the
term. r,, Nos CA
2as %, ao1 u.s. 49, I4s 2s 49, i5e 2s1, $50 10 ~"
!g9 800 aQ2, 800, Ji, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
VERY LATEST-Via Queenst0rs.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening
The Persil has arrived with the American male.
Her news was eagerly canvassed, and opinions are
quite conflicting. COTTON for a time was very dull
aud difficult Of sale, tut letter feeling afterward
prevailed. Same authorities report prices only
shade in favor Of buyers, while others quote 10.
lower.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
ColroY-Saes to-day, u0J bales, OF which
20oo bules spectators ard exporters The market
MIS- downward ard irregular vi decline Of d4d y 10
BRFADsTUrFs-The market is dull. Corn Is
quoted Ell ghty hrmer for Mixed
PRoyisIoss--ihe market is fiat and downward.
LARD, however, hss upward tendency, With timing
LOSpos, Saturday Evening
CoSsoLs closed AZ 30, asa for Money.
saxKloAN SToCks-Ihe iaiet sales were: Ene Railway,
.iQSJ; Illinois tenrl, "a 43. discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
presume that Conr. Of Jnoniry viii No ordered 70 exam

presume that Cont Of Inqniry will he ordered 10
Ssns :ss ;: ~. &
an, Sir win Tea, aspect your obesient servant.
JOSIAH TATSALL, Flss 0hieer Commanding.
From The 5lenph" Alp,ai # Lae l2,.
FROM yICksBuRC.
We learn that on yesterday, the Union gunboats
had proceeded viii their reconnaissance up the River to
point rom which their smoke visible gicssbueg
ou vess hyo been reported having left Na.chez
these eyiLy viii not make an attack until ieerorced
their ob,ervatons Completed In the meantime prepsrs
lions to re I'VE them in fo'cs arc rapidy going forward
The Na,ez Coasr Of the lth seys that the enemy had
rot No 10 that lime taken poa.eon Of the city bu, that tine
nitod sa,es quadron reinforced by three
We ind the following, day later in The Jtessbvy9
Ponr of the Union eupboa. weighed anchor At Na.cez
coea las. onp r1e1 " e tor rou ei ,' s
refusing TO surrender We hear it minated that there 10
officer the feet coh,d vi authority to c opdet me r
and that Feagat r Eutier have Oeen sent atef
DISASTROUS FIRE IN ATLANTA.
a very destructive fire occurred in Atlanta, Ca,
Oh Sunday evening last which resulted n the destruction OF
srse anoan, OF property From the scconn gwen oy .e
hcuse Ia which stored 1000 bales OF coten, about
o'clock and soon after vas dcoyeied TIE whols III
the rear q the grocery stores ocedIisd by
and wills Young 10 Dsys building on Whitehall stree
tho bedny flour stories hgh above those Two stores was
occupied by Mr.. Wilson az, boarding hts'o;
little except bacon considerable amount Of which stored
therein consignment very lsse amount OF bacon vas
In the cears under both
eOunt-Fay 81, 90 TO toO.0O pouHds
smsIl loss IN cotton also sustained by c. T. Cnria
The Government meat ~ the cellar Of Davs building vas
not much damaged. IL et,inisted that 500 POUNDS
would fully oil he damage Other losse, scerlned
by Nh era smit.s OF Snobyyi Tenn. 81 COO ~ coo
pounds Of bscon aud various parties smaller aouns Mes'rs
Willis Young Lad avery large stock Of corn -four sugar
rice cotton. and other articles in their store They had III
FOR Bruce Co. 0 bales OF cotton, soou, haf OF which
was lost aud which the-e ncinsuTnnce M Cohen OF
Savannah had with them 200 cssks OF rice valued
st. OOmoy insured but very little cfwhlch was saved
The C0nfederaey states that the OF the ire Wei
sceined have been accidental the result Of careless
ness in permitting such large amount Of property 10 remain
stored In building open ard pnguaded that 10 which
Te originated. No estimate of the total loss is given
The Wig aud The Ciza, Nickoburg both aTTsyed
sgains. the proposition to burn that oiy to prevent It's ng
into hands Of the enemy.
UNION FLEET AT NATCHEI-THE SURRENDER
OF THE CITY DEMANDED.
From The Nafeie- Courier If the lth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
LYING REPORTS

AZ II sample of the unbIushng falsehoods circn
lated at the South, quote the following from tn
Mobile Ners OF tie Nth inst, purportiug to b
taken from The Missouri Democrat Of the 81:
tn, p,r.cynt says that report ir the months .n
Ger, Of dIed. ys.efday he Cd that nfhs hHHdd G
In Gen Hzecks army the Tennessee had resigned
consequence Of the abolition Of Slavery IN the Di.ct OF c.
lIILLi.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29

,ced the wounded OF the Rebel ia the midst Of tie
laht, against tree wall or hay stack and gave
them water TO drink IRON their csnif ems
The few who ESCAPED at the battle OF Front Royal
from the enemy surrounding them were surely sa'eu
" 10 ae by hre." :.
Can't. siapes, # the Pioneer corps cutting his
mule. away from their teams, escaped through Tue
cloud of dust AID confusion caused by their wiii
starnI eGe following Immediately IN their wake az
tLey broke through The lines Of the enemy, VINO
opened their ranks to Let them pass. =.
Upon the same night, u force was sent ont from
Strasburg. by the road which branches from The
main turnpike near Middletown toward Front Royal
aud proceeded as far as Cedarvle.
This il where the stone pike from front koyai 10
Winchester approaches closely tie broken country
throuQh which line stream called Cedar Run ilows.
On Saturday morning, strong force was moved
toward Middetown, and at the same time a force OF
artillery and infantry proceeded on the road non
Strasburg toward Front Royal.
a reconnaissance Wa Also made on SATURDAY norn-
inc Of cavalry, from MiCdletOwn iowmd Front
Royal. Wien this force reached MddletOwD, Col
Murphy, with a portion Of his regiment, the ZSih
Peupsy lvania was net with two guns. The recon-
noteIing party bad expected to have supporting
party Of artillery and Infantry but were ohnge1 20
uroceed without it. They moved on 40 Tar az Cedar
Vile drove in the enemys pickets, and Withdrew,
40 az not to bring general engagement, ana ano
because it wag unsafe Tor unsupported cavalry 10 pro-
coed further.
Coming tack 10 NiddlctOwn, report WE ren. W
Gen Banks and aid was also sought, and soon alter
is need became evident, for the enemy advanced Ia
force, with infantry. artillery, and cavalry, upon
blud dirt road, and cut off the detachment between
our Infantry and the baggage train. Their artillery
contested Of Armstrong guns.
The most disastrous and bloody slaughter OF our
cavalry which las occurred duiihS 'De 'li0o ua''
fighting now followed.
Cat of at they were from the main body oil our
,roops by a vastly superior number of the enemy,
n,o.i critical eituation be!ore them lEere were
five companies of the Isl Maine Cavalry, and TWO
romp.nies, A and G., Of the Vermont.
yen, .Col. Doughty Of Maine Cavalry was there,
and Major Collins Of Vermont Cavalry, also, III
error Ia command to the Northumberland ana 70
s charpe was now made, TO describe which Is nos
an agreeable task. In such desperate stIals, holl
ing seemed to dam, inc ~ ,be;r destruction the
more sure and terrible. .n..,
Dasbinp onward with drawn ,abers, at The great,
e,t steed the foremost were suddenly stopped ano
those behind. unable TO restrain their horses, iei
one upon another, forming large pile OF men ana
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-18
# OUR STOCK or
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
And Chemicals,

ARE PURE AND FRESH,
HAVING been selected entirely by ourselves, and
I from the most reliable houses. 10 this par
tcular we have no fear Of criticism or competition
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-18
MORTGAGE SALE.


DEFAULT having been made in the conditions
~ a cer,ain Mortgage executed by Devolson A.
Dana and Eliza Dana his wife, both OF the county
Of Gepesee and State of Michigan. 30 Sumner
Howard then of the samo place, bearing date the
27tb day of January, A. d. 1860 and recorded IN
the Office Of Register of Deeds OF Sagina" county,
Michigan, November 25th 1861, and recorded IN
Liber II Of d. eds, on pages 4oE ana 400, hna uuly
assigned by said sumner Howard 10 Joseph Wool
house on the ih day of October one thousand eight
hundred and sixty, which assignment was duly re-
corded in tho Office Of Register of Deeds tor Saginaw
county on tho 25th day Of November, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one, in Liber H. OF Mort.
cages. on pages 493 and 4o4, upon which SAID
mort gage there is claimed to be &c at the date OF
,bis notice the sum Of thirtyssv dollars and fifty
nine cents -snd no suit proceeding at law having
been instituted in law IN equity, TO recover tho
det secured by said mortgage, or any part thcreof
Notice Is therefore hereby given, that on Wednes-
day. the 30th day of April one thousand eight hun.
drcd and sixty at two o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day, at the front door o. the Saginaw County
! ,-ourt House, In tho City of Saginaw, Saginaw
County. Michigan, Chat being the place Of holding
the Circuit Court for said county, shall sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder, the premises
| described in said mortgage or 20 much thereof ~
NAV be necessary 10 satisfy the amount due on sau
mortgage with the interest," and costs and expense;
of this foreclosure provided in said mortgage al
that certain piece or parcel Of land described al
follows. to-wit: being the north part OF Fraction
seven IN on section twentyone (2l), IN town thur
teen (i3 North of range three % East. IN sagnav
County. Michigan il being fourteen and DO lU'
acres Of land on Black Bird Reserve,--ond beinl
the Same land decided by hlphus Chapman TO san
Devolson Dane, lying and being In Saginaw county
State of Michigan.
Dated January 23d, 1862.
JOSEPH wDoLHoUsE, Assignee
! A BUMP. Atty. for Assignee nZo-l5w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-18
ALWAYS ON II a ~ d!
SAMUEL ALLEN,
Carpenter e. Builder.

SAop in B,trfs Brick Building, Water street, I'd
door South. from corner Of Tuscoia Street
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to do all manner
i Of work In his line, heavy or light, IN manner
| framing. enclosing, joincr work. making doors,
sash. window frames cistorns, anything in the line
attended 10 promptly at fair prices. Jobs, large o.
small, taken, and completed with the utmost DE-
Past patronage Acknowledged, and its continf
= East Saginaw, Feb. 4, 1862.
j II N readiness at all timos, at call fr&
Il county, man competent 70 Pint -
Curtains and shucs also 10 lay carpets and on cloths
At 81 49, u. srtSbtko
~ sILsBEEs
1f>11rF ~, = "a 49,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-18
The Christmas CAT.


The Christmas Gilt.
Old Christmas had come, with his bright merry face,
And bracing airs joyous and keen,
And while the gay holiday folks Al each place.
Selecting their gifts, might be seen,
An ola man walked ON, at very brisk pace,
In search Of SEWISG-MAcmNE.
perplcxed he appeared-nay, bewldcred in mind
Amid all the vast moving scene,
Unable to meet with precisely the kind
OF thing he was seeking wccn
Indeed, Il is not quite 80 easy to find
really good SRwING MACnNE)
For hotrs be paced up and down all Broadway,
With puzzled and sorrowful mien;
For all his researches throughout the long day,
Entirely fruitless had been,
Till fortune bcnignantly threw him In way
! OF FNKLE AND LYoN's MACHINE.
"Ah horep'-he exclaimed, as happy smile graced
Ills features so bland and serene
"Ahl here have managed TO find out, at last
1.-THE very MACHINE that mcan;
| rYes yes ia forgotten the name In my haste
! "iTwa FINKLE AND LYoN's MAcHIvE'
"Was ever invention like this meath the sun
uWhat moyemontsl-how rapid and elenn''
Continued repeating che Joyous old man,
As he ON his elbows dbl lonn
Beholding what wonderful things can be done
by FISKLE AND LACKS MACHINE.
His choice Of gift was no longer delayed;
land here his great wisdom ives seen)--
That Christmas, his daughter--a blooming young
I maid ff .If.
i Was rendered as proud queen;
Next morn, when she rose in her boudoir there laid
AFINKLE AND LYoN's MACHINE!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-18
BRIDGE BUILDING.

". DUDE, PRACTICAL ARCHITECT AND
BRIDGE BUILDER,
nFFERs his services TO the people of this and
~ other sections Of the State Of Michigan in this
capacity, and Is prepared to construct upon plans
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction,
bridges of from 80 TO $50 feet span, upon terms as
favorable as those OF any other contractors Plans
Models, Specifications and Estimates furnished
Post ofdcc address, Box %, East Saginaw, Michigan