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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

ar We arc authorized to announce the Hon. VIII.
liam A. Graham as candidate 10 represent the county
OF Orange In the State Senate, and Capt. John Berry
and William N. Patterson candidates for the Com
mons.
a We are requested to announce ). L. Stewart,
Esq, Of Chapel Hill. as candidate for seat in the
House Of Commons in The next Legislature
u We are authorized 10 announce Col. II. d.
Guthrie as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Or.
ange At the ensuing August election.
~ We are requested to say that R. M. Jones is Q
candidate or 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, 1862-06-18

The Richmond Examiner" of the 30tb
learns that Capt. Alexander the Assistant
Provost Marshall Of Richmond. has. within
the past two weeks. caused to be taken up
and returned to their respective camps the
startling number of 3,235 soldiers. who were
found roaming about the streets. This was
done by the Provost Guard, under instruc-
tons from Gen. Johnston.
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|neyhoon,, Young Riggs. Albert Warren. WIN.
H. Struce. One man was slightly wounded
in the hand. The explosion was entirely ac-
cidental, and is supposed 10 have taken
place in the CIRCULATING apartment.
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
SALT /! SALT! sATTt

WE have invested one thousand dollars in satt.
which we will sell at ten per cent. Our friends
will do well TO buy half supply so as 10 enable IS TO
ouy more IT. any expect Us 70 hold salt at present
prices they will be mistaken. bird in the hand i
worth two 10 the BUSH" Hilsborough Is nof The
highest market, there are more places than one.
H. N. BROWN & Co.
June 4. ia
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New school Books-we have received 10

New school Books-we have received from
the publishers. Messrs STERLING. Campbell x Ahrght,
Gfeensbo'eush. n. e.. copy Of Our Own second
Readet." and Oar Own Primer. They arc well gotten
- sad the selections appear to be jadieiously made
Aiogeihef they d. credit 70 he publishers cifcum.
ssneSs beyond lhe control Of Tho Publishers have de.
layed the appearance Of the First Reader. bu, !, !.
now ia Pre-. aud vii sooa be published.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
June 10Th, 1861.

In Salisbury, Greensborough, and Win.
ston, the Town Commissioners have passed
an ordinance prohibiting the sale Of all kinds
Of sprituous liquors in quantities less than
barrel. within their corporate limits. To
20 into effect in Winston on and after the
10th OF July next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

EXPLOSIONS oF Powder MILLs.--we deeply
regret 10 state that the Powder Mills oil
Mrssrs. Wsterhouse Il Bowes. situated four
niles west Of Raleigh. exploded on Monday
morning about 10 o'clock, killing four men
and destroying about 1000 pounds Of powder,
The names Of tho killed are Matthew No.
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TO THE PUBLIC

F'HE Subscribers would hereby return their heart
felt thanks and gratitude to their friends and Gus
toners Tor the liberal support given in eor, to
supply their wants at Confederate prices. Shall we
buy Salt for you, or shall we noi Il is twenty cents
pei pound to-day be had at that by us but for
few days. Had not some others who have more
!" pity" better try 10 furnish il
H. N. BROWN & co.
Apll 80. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

. ppREHENDED and lodged in the jail q Hills.
"a ho,oueh. Orange county, ". G., on the elst day
:, Ami Negro Man. supposed to be sixty years old,
s,,,s bI,ck, about Eve feet six seven inches high
IL H. avs his name is SAM, and belongs % Mathew
Teuy. a snow Hill. Gates county, Nc. The ownsr
can get him, by proving property, and paying oil costs
and charges, x-x>ss11asluuG>rnIrrur@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

VIM. R. Miles, engaged two Of the enemy's
gunboats near Port Gibson on the morning
Of the 9th, and after brisk engagement Of
one hour, succeeded in driving of the boats
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PLANK WANTED.

W. wish % purchase 10000 feet of White, Red,
black ana ross Oak Plank, sawed seven.eights
~ 'n.n 'n,ck, aaa not less than thirteen and half
Corbin, at the Factory. Nrr'
May 60
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The publication q ihe Daily Telegraph Al Raleigh
appears TO DO success. We hope II will become
profitable ,othe Publisher. We tender hlm our ihans.
for his kindness "a sending Il 10 us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

Sir out Of seven vessels. said to have in
the aggregate 10000 stand Of arms. and sew
eral thousand tons Of powder, have recently
arrived at Confederate ports.
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N Office

WE take this method Of announcing % our friends
w and customers, and particularly 10 those indcit-
Ell 70 u.s. that during absence IN the army, We have
paced our books and notes in the hands d Calvin T.
Parish. Esq. who will be ready and take pleasure in
settling with any desiring il. We would respectfully
urrc those indebted to Us pay up, We are compel
Ia to keep on hand supply Of Medicines, which can
n beuah: oply for cash, and at very high prices.
WEBB & DICKSON.
Apfil9. So-
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GEN. JACKSON AGAIN VICTORIOUS


Richmond, June l0.-The following des-
patches were received al 4 late hour last
night by Gov. Letcher:
I" Gen. Jackson has given Shields an awful
whipping. capturing one Yankee regiment
and all his artillery. and driving him for miles
down the Shenandoah.
Fremont has appeared on The opposite
banks Of the North and Shenandoah rivers.
"0ur victory day has been complete
over Shields. IL Gen. Jackson bad reinforce
ments he would save Us all.
"0lr loss was very heavy, but the enemy's
was tremendous. Our cavalry are still in
pursuit.
Fremont has crossed North river with a
small force AZ Rockland Mills.
SECOND DESPATCH.
"Our loss Yesterday was about 900. To-
day il is much heavier. Will give you any
additional news that GENES 10 hand Ii was
great victory that we gained over Shields
to-day.
THIRD DESPATCH
Fremont is falling back and blockading
the roads. Jackson is pressing upon Shields.
Urge forward The reipinrcements so that he
may. follow up his successes
Staunton, June 2. A. W II.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
~ Bushels Irish Potatoes,
80 20 bushels Black Eye Peas,
s bushels Lady Peas,
20 bushels Rye.
HOPS WANTED.
lie, al thai have Hop vines transplant three slip, 10
nm. work as com, put three poles 10 bin, col ne
roles 10 gather the CROP and before the Hops arc
Ibrown-saye H. q greenish yellow state.
Iron Water, made BY putting Iron scales OF scraps
ia vinegar is b<er SET or mOrdaEs tor cotton Than
CoPperas' n. N. BROWN & CO.
March 10.
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formed. knew far more Of discipline and the
duties Of camp and garrison, than any officer
belonging to it. with the exception perhaps
OF Major Lightfoot. In diligent attention to
and intelligent performance Of duty. in So
briefly and in honorable bearing, we venture
to say that he has been exceIled by no officer
of the service. HIS resignation under these
circumstances. therefore, was indispensable
10 the maintenance Of his honor. Capt. VIM.
]. Freeland. Of Orange. who was badly
wounded IN the battle last mentioned, is also
osersiaughed by this proceeding. He was
next in rank TO Majnr Webb. and upon the
proper promotion of the latter to the Lieu,
tenent Colonelcy, was entitled to become
Major. But the rights Of both are disre.
garded, to provide for junior Captain.
We are mt in the habit Of harsh comment
on the conduct Of public functionaries. but
we have deemed il our duty to call attention
10 this violation of the rights OF two gallant
citizens Of Orange, who we're among the
earliest to rally for the defence Of their coun.
try in this war. who have now become yete.
rams in danger and suffering, and to protest
against It.
Company G., 2sth Regt. = The following
lisl u killed and wounded in company G, 2sIh Reg.
ment N. " Volunteers, At the fight near Hanover g.
H., Va The 9Th Of May, 1862, and Of the missing
up Iunr isih has been furnished US By friend. Il
is authentic having been obtained from Dr. E. G. Nor.
Tow, Lieut. Commanding. and its publication may af
ford some relief 10 anxious hearts in our county.
hiUed--H M Ruberson
Wounded-R. Hunter. b. B. Morris, w.
9. Stamford. ]. A. Morris.
Missng-Capt. u b Johnston. 2d Lieut..
Z. Scoti. Ist Sergt. fl. z. Andrews. I'd Sergt.
+. A. Martin, 81 Sergt. ID. +. Morrow. 5th
Sergt. l.. 4. Edwards, I'd Corporal w. ID.
Edwards. 4th Corporal ]. Nj. Cheek, Pr.
Yates j. Bishop, W. Brockwell. ID. Gates. W.
Cheek, >. Crabtree. w. Crabtree, j Craig
II. Crawford, ]. Durham, X. Durham, T..
Durham, II. Hayes. d. King, ). Kirkland. /.
j. Morris, A. Morrow, j. Neville, J. Pen.
dergrass. II. Reeves. ]. Robertson, g. Ryan.
q. smith, NJ. Smith, ]. Snlpes, J. Sykes, J.
VIckers. W Ward.
Some of those who are here regarded as
missing. had to tail behind their companions
alter the fight because Of complete exhaus-
ton, from much marching aud hard fighting
and little iood. But the most 1t them were
sent out on accommodating expedition with
Capt. Johnston. While they were gone word
caue To Col. Lane as TO the movements Of
The enemy which compelled him to resume
his march at once, without waiting for Capt.
Johnsion's return. II i likely that Capt.
johnston and his party were not captured
until Fhursiay morning. MAY 20. He might
have escaped. but generously preferred TO
share the tate OF his companions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

FRoM NAsHviLLE.-We learn that gen.
tleman arrived here yesterday from Nash
vile, who reports that Andy Johnson was
actually killed on Thursday last, by Ex-Go-
vernon Neil S. Brown. Brown was arrested
by Andy's order some time ago, to be sent
to Lincoln Bas,ile up North, but was pa
relied for few days 70 attend some business.
The gentleman SAYS Brown was arraigned
before Andy last Thursday, when. for some
pro,ocation, Brown drew revolver and
shot him several times. ending the life Of
the scoundrel on the spot; and that Brown
was hung in half an hour thereafler--all Of
which we hear the gentleman says he wit
Messed. atlanta Confederacy, 10Th inst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
FOR SALE.
HIDES AND BARK.

IrsT RECEIVED,
-. nh Carolina sHAMBRAY,
Nv wv. ARMY GRAY CLOTH,
s ~ M sssthcs COTTON. escorted.
,SV ,is.s, OsNABGRGs,
- ss.ss CANDLES.
y " HENRY N. BROWN & co.
March H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

Secretary Chase asks for authority 10 issue
$3.50. 900, 900 Of legal tender notes, and bill
for the object has been reported from the
committee Of ways aud means in The Federal
Congress.
Reyerdy johnson. il is said. is going to
New Orleans as commissioner from the State
Department.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18

FOURTH NoRTH CAROLINA REGISENT.-The
following is summary Of the casualties Of
the 4lh North Carolina Regiment:
Rihed-Captains, Q Lleutenants, non
commissioned officers, 9; privates. 65.
Womded-Captains, 5 Lieutrnants. 10 +;
non commissioned officers. "a; priyates, 2i5.
AdjutantJ. l.. Ferry was wounded and sf-
forwards died. Capt. john D. Hyman was
also among The wounded Three color bear
ers were Killed and four wounded. Forty Of
the above would be mortal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-18
CASH FOR BACON.

Inquire q tbs Office.
June Ii. AZ
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wool CARDING

June II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

Another report ia that the Rebels intend to cone
down under cesver of the night, aud board Tue gun
boats with q large force. Toe number OF Couederhe
roope unTer arms in the vicinity Of Virginia foih' ~
estinqtgd NJ from 5000 to 5000. They have pee 'ne
que, bold lately, enter the ely at night, aud st@s
aud press into their service any one they may ,;io
capable of bearing arms, making no uisoi'"n'''''"
between natives and foreigners.
At the end of one of the piers, under cover OF the
United States steamer Westeld are gathered iit'e
baud of 10 or 100 UpiOniss. They are sad 10 ne IN
a most wreicLed plight-almcst starvipg-and are
dav after dav EAGERLY expecting the United states
troops 10 come 10 their relief. 1T caught by 'he
Rebels they will be Immediately put 10 dea'n'
Gen. Magruier had recently arrived and essnmed
command Of the Rebel troops. His headquarters
are at Harrisburg. on Buffalo Bayou.
Commodore Renshaw, IN command 81 the unheh
states feet has everything in readiness Tor ac'iou ~
a moment notice.
On ,he morning Of the | ith inst, boats crew OF
five men and masters mate, belonging 10 the gun
boat Owasco landed on Bolivar Peninsula and were
snddenly fired upon by body of thirty or ioriy
Rebels living in ambush. The gunboit immediately
opened fire upon them but the Rebels succeeded III
securing the boats prisoners, with the eh-
ception OF one man, who was badly wounded. \
cutter was afterward rent ashore, which brought
dim on with he boat Of the captured crew.
III. Is. VI. steam corvette Greyhound three days
from Vera Cruz, arrived IN the bay al O'Clock on
LIE morning Of the lith. She came TO communicate
with the British Consul At Galveston. Her officers
re port that tue 9th inst, during heavy gale ut
Vera Cruz eight vessels driven ashore and all
totally wrecked OF these two were simerlcan--
the bark Ella Of Boston, and ship, name unknown.
Five were French transports, two Of which lost all
hands. The remaining one was An English mer-
chairman.
The French have now Is, 600 troops at Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........Dxo
Cleared.


STANDARDIZATION Queen tBr), lie Mc''urier HsvAr' T.
Cunard.
Garihad Emery San Frsnri'co sutton Co.. Young la
johnson, Liverpool. Lawrence Giles Co Emily Augusta,
Strickland Liverpool J. o. Baker Co.; kllwood Walter
Chadwick, Liverpool, Snow Burgess stePhen Cfo"st
BsrS,-Ksnawhs Buck cadlz. y. r. Small Co. C CHS.
hon. Briggs Liverpool f. Ned nald -; Conosn tB5e
sieengrass Bremen. Kneu,h Eiehois Kuhn Hn1a tsa.
Cready Mott Co Emily Slnmons. Palermo. cham0e''
lair, Phelps Coz FrsndsrhsFt Siecsenbsrgl, Aouef.
Galway Eunch. MeiHcke Nendti Clara HaIsl, Glover.
GiDrsl or aud Malta, ". Underwood
Brig.-Osprey (Brl Cole Fsn nth ia. Brett Son Co
A. l.. Fenno (Br) Massels, Manzl9ils, Bss, Son CO.
Sarah Ann (Brl Bnsgs Beln.t, John Iscs,oDi julia T.
Smith (Br. Smith Cisniaegos d. IL. DewolI; Com nsndef
Selling (Sorw Andersen. Genoa. FuEeh heinske Wend.
schopncrs-Bsy STATE. Ferril Bucaport, W m > bfovh
Co. H. Wilet, Pa,cu. Ph.lsde'phia, = w MSAesj y.
oyol Van BEant slssh, ss6ella pr lever. Ia roie
- Gordon Bruce Il willard, Adrian, Robinsol Edgar
town J. q c. Patterson. Haad baltimore, Van bFsnt u
sssI,; Laurs Francis. Luwey Portsmouth, NJ H.. s w
Lewis Co; II. Hobart RobEsoo, Wellington, Va, bIahs
L sl.gLt. We s.,ei. Smih, Philadelphia b. r. Korea
Csruan do: Fly Chee.smen d.. d. W: b.ten q Es.I
River; Maria Lun, Boynton, Portland X T. Luck 20
Horace sap. Gibbs Philadelphia; Triumph tBEl borden
Cornsals d. X. Dewoli Atlantic. Pea'ce bahmor, - w
Mckee s. Go J.. Cl0sson ao.llos, MsJHgrk ali"ef :.
Hougton; Cosmos, Spicer Sae- w. D. Brosn % "a
len Roduan, Bomsn, New Bs4fd; Amanda fowes' ho,lH-
son, Boston. W. ). Brown Co. Howard ,oitns For'
l.. b. Huribut Co. Howard Patam (brh N.ian,s, ~
Martins D. STAN Ida &c Ia Torn Bto"n Iempo' H.ss
Hougloui EstAer C9niey Ogaaises Miller nY'alh"l
T. oil. Cooper Nsshingou 40 brnnt slsg1ti tlon'
Van Name Pot .oysl; j. Cad"aader fiefson bti'i"oe'
VIM Dalxsil.
/ sloop-l,rl.f Homsn. Baltimore. -,
eel; Paispsco Besrse, wsshn.on d. C., L0per hirh'
/ patrick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Disasters, 40.

The bhs New York and .chr Lohheld reported ashore !,
uel Gate. have been got OF, without much damage.
Tho ship Jeuue Bea lying Atlantic Dock. Brookyp 10
now loading stores sgd fodder. She has also 6e
horses Tor Bsnkss expedition
The sch Gror.s F.e at Pier No 10 ~ r. Is loading 'uo'
sistence stores for Hilton Head.
The schr Caleb s,e;son, Pier No - r. 10 lOsdins
.tolc. lot New bern NC
H,LiYsx Nov o. l06,
Tho scr Sussn, Lang ftom Nes.loik gor this pot, win
cargo OF hour 10 ashore Chester Island 20 miles wes,
from here
10y Telegraph to Eiiwood Waiter ESQ, Sec I'D tnder"'
NEWPORT, Dee Q. 1852
The sohr suniucl Lewis Of and nom Boston with an as
sostcd cargo for Alexandria Va While anehsr IN our nA
boz Vas run into by schr. Knight d Dcrnis which crnee
away boyy.pr jib6oom Sc. portion o. her cargo WI"
have 20 Ice d charged In otirr q repair damages
By et,es 70 Ellw God Walter. esd. SEQ. bd Undeswa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Movements of Ocean steameps.
M nEOApns
Steamsht
Passenger Sailed

In steamship B,i'ish Queen, for Nassau ant Baya.s
For Nes1nCo aod sirs d. Brdl0rd, % child an tbr,s
servants Miss Morton New York Mr. and Mrs Chas Cn,s
mngs England Mr. end Brs Ed Brown and child Nassau.
y Csmpaignsc q Buret New.York; Ed Gore Nassau; a
y McDonad Jr Ne~.York Rev II. Cheeser Nass.s,
Mr. aud Mrs G. T. Robinson, Nsth Cerons George Clam
oefs England Rev aud Mrs r Loith)use and child B,bs
mas Mrs. Dillet and child, Nassau; Miss StodisId Nev
York Mrs johnson, Mass Mr. aud Mrs Chss r. Trsns ana
two daughters. Mctlnzas; Webb b. Bodo Nassau; A. w
sngdon, Ge~eva Mr. and Mrs q. l.. Burusd, and two In
fsHts, Nh su! Mira Saundes aBd servant Mr. and Mrs
q. johnson Nassau r and Mrs Foler Syracuse; Mn
Judge Rowofh aud servant. Ney-iork; c. England In.
glands Mies Bruce Nassau MAJOR Geo. B. Bosworih New
fofk; D. d. Ho"eson Lggsnd Thos Kelly. Thos Knight
JhOs Breen. New York For EnsaBd-0 H. Cannon, Ia.
Gland; Ed Dupres NJ. Dunnett Nsw.York; Henry Russell
DO l.. y Russell Boston, o. H. Gardiner Jersey City; "
slorino ltay Mira l.. C. Boughon, Mis-, L. J. Bo1ghon
New York Y. Pieifer Prussia; M H. ). Brewer and fnenl
New. York bfr and Mrs. r. h d. Rcksby, Havana; Mr. AID
MIs. ". d. Stuart Philadelphia John Edm.'on, Geo. Ed
miston g. J. Wightmsn Nv.fOrki ID. w. De a-on Phgs.
delphlai J. A. VALERIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Late and Interesting from Galveston aud
the Gulf.

BY "a late arrival from the Gulf we are favored
with the following interesting glance at the progress
OF affairs near Galveston, with other matters OF
Interest:
1t was well understood from Trustworthy authority,
on the 18Th, that the Rebels were preparing 10 make
All attack on the Union guubOits in Galveston
barbOr with an armed n0illa Of gt draft steamers
that live Of these vessels were being fitted up for
action by removing their upper or hurricane decks,
and fortiying their sides by double layer OF Cotton
bales.
All the heavy guns from the battery ut Virginia
Point have been removed to arm the steamers, and
Wero TO be immediately placed OH board. IL is
known that tue battery consisted Of two Si-pounder
rIiled cannon, two 10 inch columLiads four S.inch
colunbiads, and tho remaining Inc guns Of n ana
l2-pOundor pieces. Tne Rebels have also "A light
field battery Of iour or plx pieces on Galveston
leland. Two of the boats thus being itled ~ were
the Bayou City and Diana, which formerly piled
bet ween Galveston and Houston, and capable Of
carry ing from 800 TO 400 bales OF cotton. They
draw about - feet Of water. and will DO able to
choose then own position at long range. Our gun
boats are compelled TO Keep tho channel, which liz
barrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
CITY ITEMS.
Union Rae

The PRoPosED RrGIMESr FOR Grs. BANKS
ms PROBABLE SuccEss.-The merchants OF New
York having rendered Gen. Banks aid and assistance
in his proposed expedition, and lie having by letter
said that he gratefully accepted it, decided by
Committee of their number few days since, to
complete the 9d Regiment, Merchants brigade,
Col. Ethan Allen, commanding. The following sum-
were subscribed tho first day:
George Opdyke..... To- iiun Tilllnghsst Co.. 700
IIoyt SpTusues Coz. 100 Socket, Belcher Co wv
simeon H. Chittenden.. 100 Benedict, Hall Coz. Ioo
The Treasurer Of the Committee is Mr.. Nehemiah
Knight, of the firm Of Hoyt, Spragues Il Co., who
will receive further subscriptions. The regiment
under these auspices, learn. is filling up remark
ably well. Last week over one hundred men were
recruited az an average of sixteen daily. Two
hundred are expected this week. The only sum re-
qured of the merchants to insure success we UNDER
sand, is nlcient to pay 81 hand money to runners,
for each recruit, and to cover tho incidental ex'
renses; which latter, will be less than 5 900. The
city bounty of so is found to be enough and the
merchants do not propose to increase it. With q
little energy this regiment bids fair to succeed, and
will lessen the draft to the number Of one thousand
men.