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The New York herald., 1863-06-03
Accident ON the Camden and Amboy
Railroad.

PufiADKfPTnA, June 2 1883.
A collision occurred this evening between tbs two
O'Clock train from New York aud the clock freight
and esnigrant train FOR New York on the ,amte ana
Amboy Raiiroai, at Ftsh House, thres miles above
Camden. BDth locomotives and several ears were
crushed but fortunately only two were injured,
thomas Hartman, OF this city severely, and nessby
slightly. 1he two ocl OK train thirteen minutes be-
hind time but had the right track. 1bs accident oc
Cured through the inability of the engineer o the emil
grant 70 reverse his engine promptly.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship North Star, Capt. jones' Will leave THIS
por, a. noon to day for AspIn~all.
e,o.. !, M nalf m p.s, ten O'Clock this morning.
'''rs = ~. m "" w...'-ra,,,or ,or an. p,oso-oon.
ta'nns highly important 'ocoun" tho .sa
Sss Of as .,.s. and nx
domcslio-will be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock this
morning
Single copes In wrappers ready for mailing six cents
----
co cme," .Ksnae.y .nd n,..asri STAT. I.o..sriss
KrsrccEr. EIIs. cs.a' ~ j. sc715unsa q 5saA
"a % Asit IA 4i ss. a. SO. a. 20. 81.
s,,,.,. 80, f,ss oS charge nv sdd,,ssna either 70
c.,,,s,en g ~ !, ,on,s "a
.-
,.,,sa, Omeis' ns xs",ses, nsans'o "" s"s"' O'"s'
"a M az o.. a, IA II N Az
a. .o CLAs WINE nn 4; '' es % n "a
r, ., 90, %, -. ~, - .na...s,s ~ - w.
-, - c....--s.. Om.,.,
AOyel HAysme ASsse'Ss-"w, ~, ON 20
''"''S' - - ~ p.--
Prizes Cashed am All Les~liss6 Lotteries.
iAo'"A""" s"'" II Wall street. Room No l. New York.
.c--..-~.v.. v,
xinsiS xmisS.y 16 boilss sS.m. sos brosS~sy
-
Ar~v ..a N.vy Omsevs s.a FsgAssrs
rho.osrnphsd fsr sns Ale." and o'hsr~'e' 81 "oLAs
w ""''''' -
xxs~ T~s> Thu~h And WIFE. MIR . ie
wAK.ES srS G. sns 7E o'e,oss
DrA"A"' pe''"'"~" "1 -
y,.,s,.- r.. ,As
,hs eY Note Paper Seals si IA Broad
way. corner Duane street
rne oovernor or Ma.sasnssesss, In Com
versA,on with the Govcrror Of coepeetea, said that u.
Hal proceed mmcds,eiy 90 KNOX q NO as bro.d
y S,9, S S 70 20 .is 1aa T one OF nus
II ~. Horn, Optieian. Has Powerful
open Gassss from ~ 70 TO ~" at 1 bros'~s'' roo" NO
80. -.
zSv S,.,s,ns IN" - 80. ~ ~ c,,y
---
Best sewing Ssehtne IN Inc Worn.-
The WEED with lts valuable i,nprosemsns. .nrs,y o.r,
funy ana manotselarins purpo"s' store No o. Broad
way As'n' "a"''a. 'a.---.----------
s..s. e s y n: ssek@
ss @s'sra s% m'ssn,. s s.i; but there Z
only one when cmoroiasrr
nroohs, Spring Boot. ,r .Th. .vdc D1nbis sors T.s
shoe With Over Caters, Al Lokir bhovhS BUN ~
--------------.--- rf
n.s.-whfte,. SurIuu STYLES or Hats
a. xsry ,nnr~e Drr.s lat. son Impera al ana Msisry
Also csp. ais sroai~.y. '-..---------
n, no~ery Erosauay galleries saut MS ~ors 70 be the
q,
E,xhs ss s,.s r.rrs ,o,a.r Of c,rI.sa and
Greenwich STREETS
- xx,.,,
s.raW ". "u ,.s pto,i - 49,. r. ~. a., m.
yssisa n, 10 be found at wM HAMA s 5S Canal
street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Royal Havana ksttsry.-see OmeIsl
Drawings OF Msy "a, on page T. TAYLOR CO.
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Prizes Cashsd im All LeeaiiseH l.stts riss
rrformsuou siyeu JO6KPu BATHS, Broker,
II Wall street, Room Mo- !. New YORK
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

~. Horn, OptIeinn. Has Powerful
Opern Glasses ss 20 to tO 2 Broadway room No
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Army and Navy Omssvs snd Flghtsrs
PAoograph~d for the Album aud oshsrwises ss HOLhES
War 6aiicry, - Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

w. A. Batrhefgv's Urts Dye-The Beet
An ,hs wo.f ,nsissiarsoas hsrrniass rssbi< AL
by a drusxsss And I@rfsmsrs rsesry. a bafc.y
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the Governov of Ma.sashasstss, In Con-
ver,aou with of Connecticut said that the
ouy place iates. - and well Manufactured
Hal proceed Immediately 90 KNOX of Mo- 2i1 broad
corner Fulton and OF his sprins style
| We teisye this 10 70 eIceiirnt advice
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

20O md ADA Bo~ery.-Ths Cheapest
cash clothing warehouse In the city ,,v-u co
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Diseases 0g she Nervous, Seminal, Us1-
nary aad Rssuai eyssrs. slew ard reliable rvelmen,ss
rspsfs q TIE Howard AesccaSisnesst ss~sd i~isr
vespea FREE of ckarvs Address DR.. ekfhs Houghtoo
Msvard Asoos1atSo. rhila1spkia. Pa
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Lottery Of Kentucky -
"a, ~, 65, 81, 81, 48, IL, 81, 46.
CLAss t03--June 2. i0n
3, 80, 81. 81, IS. u. so, ~, 6s, 20, ii, 3s.
Circulars sent ss sddssss'ngso gsous uoR.rs = 90.
Wilmington. Deia ware.
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g.autIfui Complexion. .--Gstsd'. nI.o"
~ Ysaih Llf1 r. ar. fvytis ogrs5lsrs- asf
navel "a as srvsa~aJ. fes ~ al dsaEsisss
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Bveryboay shsuid Use Pyis's q. X.
sosp bsesss- Z ne bess ss,d W srsosrs sv~ywhs.
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Brss sewing ssaehtue an the WORLD
The WEED with its valuable Improvements entirely rrr
all They arr supsriof u MI oh.rs Tor
unity and fzcinring purposes. store No D. Broad
way nfs Allied
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TT OPERATES LIKE nAgic
Il npr WINniDw NDDTffsG HsktP
ron cufLDRHN TEkfufhG

foiens IN. gtn. refses. iuasGsnstSl aHsgs ~ rs~
s1f. L. ~ rss~ ~. t9-ss Fefs ~ s.ft is al
millions of nothsfs ran aiNr
Twantf.Err fen'a . Infff -. .
Ontes ~ tDsY s,f.ss rsr fDfh. aai 70 Hisa hst
botn. Lsndlp. kagalf.
ppNoYAL -LAinD's cELEERArHD Wisk rou
IL tsaa Ana % genital ifsif fefg 81 - ~ Af "a
way grsfy ariirrs sffsnts 90 riss s.iisiA.uon
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TRussxs AND surYoRryus.
Corner Of Broadway anf Ana street a isdy sstsnfant
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

~heh purife. boof ,hs sy. d. ises 10
nefrss tr~ugts ihg issies sbi hfsm 80 sFfsr
aLaans. Joint Ast tnab
tp~ dafsf t~r hs.sfl~-- hrA nftHn
DstsDi ~ that v ssia - ~ D,ssf 'tf~st
Az lsv LgAfifx's YkLlDw DOCK sfntr r.ss no
obsr FstAblI nd ruiI ~ dfasg
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Evsrdslrssyvestding and vtsitiag Co rds,
elegant In tho city Note Paper Seals 81 IA broad
way, coruer Dusns street
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.. L. Dsasss, Ds.siss. 500 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Brooks Spring Boots -Thr Doubic TIE
shoe. With Over Caters. nj LORfk BRODks bosb
az Broa way cvrnrr OF Howard STREET
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
CnERRhLLs 81! !;gngsTTE,pP rhnE,slAN

b y
sAsffsrs Anu bstlisigrJ 40 Dfiffsfr. Ifff~sFs.
tIsffel sfsnthsfs q ll1tn - Q. irs.ts
AsU FngaKFLis bgftRDtNr fffhtof
Tboss vai.sbs tfF.af fstsnt sf ~ tt--1 -. -
sn9 a~ 40 l., HEOENAs = 20 ct=sis 80 i,'. tssi.
s.s aai -, ga Hu4 ~ bftars snf 'ffasfW e-ss.
tssrtl sfsst - Ffafil asfnI-. fis 90 fsf a -
Hatsa
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Hsts-whise's spring styles of Hats
very attractive Dress Hat Soft Imperial ana hnsy
Also Cspa 2ir Brpai~sv.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

On Account or the Great Popularity
Of the embroidery executed by the GROVER BAKER
Ing Machres selling inventions not
bic " fodetng efhifn bfsidisg subsnn,e Az
uoiern amIiy machin~s viii braid. but there
only " hitch embrUiders
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NAs YIxTuRgs

Broadway so.nertin. sits tia ban tag ss shsssa
tnagt fOafth STREET. asg NJ. Al Ilosss. Hssisy
street L. nug r.csfns the latest Arf -
psttsrns Of chan elrrs and al tiss sf
Pat vhie s orsrs ~ ssfy loo fs.s Asp 80 go
of hts tnt-f ffyg thr'l t-an"-s
larsrs Ia Psf rfoats slisntn Isd W all toni ss-
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Oniciai Drawings a.. murray, Eddy 4
Co a Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KHSTucKr. ExIRA cLAss U7-June 2. 1874
~. rs, IL, Is. ~. 81, 43, ~. II.
KENTUCKY, Glass 308--Juns 2. 1885.
SO. %, 4s,'li, I2, Al, SO. Al, 50, ~, 20, 81.
Circulars sent free Of charge hy addressing either
Covtngton. Nv or H. 10
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The Turf.
Al AAA

rnorrMo MATCH S0g 81, 900 DsrwsBN vTLLINoRAn
NJ AND nOCkIN0HAA--THD vonhDn rHB wINNBs.
FASHION, PlsAsuxs GnousD Asocmox, June 3-Maich
Sa0eo, nile hsaas, bsss thros n ave, In hasDsss-
Horace r. Jones' npmed b. b. Filinghsm. I
Samuel McIAsghliu named 8. g. Rockingham. ! 1dr.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Hys'''' "a i,ks a nDs2Hs DsEsi' ''r'"s"
The certain curntivs for RHkUhATfbm.
HCROrULA. DrerEPBA
and diseases Of srsss impsrsv ooc
Only 70 be had 81 tho prisapsi depot
- 0rnnd street ~ per bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Prsssrvativs and
Wig Depot, wholessls snd retail No. Asor House The
are APPLIED by skilful artsta
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By command al Gen. Rofecrans.
IS'gtsil c. GoDn4UD, a. A. G..


Sr Louts, January 9,,-Te!rcmnho
Communication with Springfield, No
ceased ut thrfe O'Clock ,hjs morning.
The enemy entered our stotka lie yes
tefdny afternoon,
0ns .ogce is reported to be 1000 men
and two pieces 0 arti!lrry, s.
Springfield contains very la-lc
omouat u afmy stores arm7 and amu0i,
ton, aud f'np foar horsa ,sans
Tht;rmen lPIqn-ips % he lriagroHh
Cops aIe sipnosrd 20 have been cop
tu"el , f.@ nils sou,n Of Springfield.
Gn. Browa, laft shoulder il badly
shatlsrgd, oH3 he VII have TO su5mit to
o npuh,iSn to save his Ito
St Louis, January lQa- Psttirs sent
from L. 5RaQ yesterday, 80 rtpar the
lrlcyrapH lina bstSecn that poj-t NIL
SPrugdl lrreturOad tbore ,hi- mnran
and WHEN iiirlg mHes from Springfield
tho c12llfy o$forl accompanying diem
came ug,p p slalaf rsbgl, who had just
captlrei z 'ping'torlg rogans. bo6vIly
l5den with amyspres for S3rioaieli--
The cayaIJy c5rvri up1pShcm and re
capiprcdth' riaja3. aslbey were fir
irg thtUn 0ns
Prisoners taken in the stirmish report
thai hefeb1t7 had taken SPliDgdeIl.ond
nearly Destroyed by i,e o,u cop'as
cd Al. ibe stoea' Oar troops were 10
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SENATE. Tile Senate met al ten \
~ BI TY 4 k
Etry X Hall Chfk elect, appeared
and Sssemsd, the ,lutiassofthe ,oftiGp.
Af fIsjbeG siIEedRi characterization
~, ny 'ns Hfhe,a ,AHeiA3lg PTossel On
'%,ihs' w VIZ ny FleIsa e'9gK
r n ,ottc y'iSEo" p 'P4olis Fpf'pIef'
I'%f, in w g.,,g eias o's,s. lgaJ
Il y, MltjoNH9fG ug no ft2&3Ll|
f 'I,'' 'in"' n }H'l@t f,o,,9 PhiRRsF''
'"' igl'lS'l"Rh 4id.ohthe l'ao'et
goa aw iS, 77T7 raIFgf Wf Z
s4r5 ai.p, NER3FIpAf,paep tag
H9V'.Er7-A @slG oleFe ateS}Rp?n
l:aRF:.i9F 7 spscl5i eoPgF zee 70 ~
WY w ing e1pea's0ey 0'FeduHqsNs
- ~ igla Lia-'gsis 3mle
~ I':Yo|p oHtIfa q substitute 30
"gN' {" J|'F oD'"'H'Aes OF AV 'We h9lr
.S;, g,n91 l I'm ,'yd9d on
/, =! lespo3'Ilpte %4S 1852 AMI tAe Feaot
'HS{" ~ t"2P'eH. b a...a ITO
,Lf'is5a HYh pFgI,s3 '"'.a Pr WohHllqn
!.'Y Nh VilNV ~ nS,paEnp c9uaybYa,K'
~ ~ PFlis' y "hI'Sf t1HHsMan39e
w, ,ihlgy = ,W5PYcN2p,,gl "An'gIUc2 7d,
& llsli n, ,%tui W quo 0aet'u
g..EH4gil's 5'e 7s@9Ni"a oit''la
'a'd IVY .tsoiG rm Ha5a aaE ial
MrJMcst olfredl a resolution which
was a60pted. efhap tic onorr pyi III
Gommitce inq'lhc INTO The propidiyt Dr.
establishing lBatl cGics boa 80 'Yon
gMr. Crot6ers presented petition
frnIn le1GiGzens.ol Brook rodntg. asE.
Jog The paSsage of the HJIiiay's GIVE
RiilmadyBHsii 90 aa issn A'gaH a7'i. :.
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o}'7 wr;sT virEiNrl, '.
Is,,hose fearful Of an inaur ot flga
negroes, romemberdthat each State las
therndoubted control over ol' persons
v'jthia is Limits, anil can pass josi sucl
r5lice reepii,ians as is Interest r2qoitcs
n tho premises, Who mis"s this nlte
arm about FREQ Hn,ggers p Either
rtnpaut Setossiopists or loubtfcll iaiop.
iats. Why do they ;hus seek 10 prciu,
dice West Virgioiaos against ratiGiug
rthei- new C1n'itu.i'n' Sm9ly TO de.
ier you from NON striking of The galh.
iar.cHoins dat have fdr forty yonrs
ioend you hooi snl loot, and imfelled
rom YOU ~ upgilling obedience, 10 yoar
rsle0iless Eas.Srn opPresgors. Listen
mt 20 their Interested counseI9, They
fear your afiralia, vote, knowing full
Ell. tatwbrn orte a Sae, yoa viii
tfcvsr b. tree rom their dicm'ioa, anil
tii.og, will he complete masters Of your
.,,3,.,,;o,, t,.,, 20 49,, ,,,,- ,-o,
-, a., ,,;p, ..l,a,s1 .hy
1a,.;s,.,nro Go A.y MAR.
49,, -. o,,,v,, ,,rr h,b
49,, il 80. -, io,.,,5,,o
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observation-disclosures.

NV Yong, january IO,--'Fhc iron.
clads, Wcohawkcn and Valiant, have r.
c'iyed sailing orders and leave on 1'uos'
day,
Sg1lay lost the gunboala CurHluck,
Anes,ogo and Ella went into tho piankn
iouG TO cut out schooner which had
run lho bloGSale. The Cduituck cot
ashore, but Wis PULLED Oh, A number
of cayalrymeu appeared near the schoo-
ger which was up y creeI OUr boas
Ned on hem and they Skclaldlol,
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ooster u, ge..4E. q l4F,}.'PP 6Ik I y I&.'lHs.a
We Te1fn from iIr. Wright, delegate
from CaHcIl cddhjy, tlial some halr doz.

We learn from Mr.. Wright, delegate
from Ca5cIl cd0aiy, hat some bali doz.
cplrebsI ca;llrymen cane, iplo Bbr
bobrsyi'le,tho 'cohEiy seat, last Satut.
siay aad, eanied-oG.gthe cmmissioucr's
'loots NOBODY a,s interrupted and 20
other papers taken II spsns 70 Us
strange lhhnhaIi a dozen itnseoull tiie
nth oriace liso Blrboursyills ma DO
sch l9iggl|i'h yqpomty Th9 peo,
Ply lbqFi nut ip 33p9asble orvery en-,
-lytaar4ha Itremiadgns'osiths ccls.
5rolcl 9failrm @eb} Sergeant sfcD N.
sd mi Ii' 4.d' toz3a lr5pps@ iatto
Glo,g Y@nrS E,as meoFel by Hor,
y III Wtoalsl hltwl a. ,hea lime tia.
pl1co masl orpo Aol agathaIaB6dsh. -
somc Aamn4isjyf.a GtY3nabttea when
in,dligeoeeottAe" tall" rclcAed tiers.
The alaiEble force there was put pedei
aGns. said qgailobIa force consisted of
a squad CaP!DB'ggsmen who were
80 atudt thot thty didn't dpfs whether
ilsaaw2l Of not Uplef these cir9lm-
1iaptef GoyanletIe was lhought 10 DC
ss!eanlcssthe ha'hdozsi sltoai In Ike eli
iayohce op'itaI Daily ldlsligencer.
ss3oI s1 ag vt" r'irz T1oq . i8
l.hS TiWo are 1laaso3ito see qhitoC0n.
gfss Il triing rs ttdqlioGlo he pay
dF,ihc s3IltrFs. Ana ,iio ,ttiqg needed
iNnel Increase Of pay bat rremolpessaOf
p0y.lAs graat many Of th1RsgiMenls
bate inst brrn pha in four, Eve cr'mcre
mouths Nov @o koow veg vel' when
there isa ,lcay in paving 80 troops, il
is uoi alwpls The p'ymastet Sbods to-
5lpnic. We have known Of many sins
stonceb in which the rsymastet waf
FiaydHa' yiinl, brf owing The 0e,
glect 81 OLE Ulcers q tle resmsqls. To-
wien the q oQGy va, due, the rolls were
not prepared auiIthe payments icould
not bcmnde. But Mr. Chase tells US
explicitly that hetqs not been qble 10
furnish ihl money asrapiIIy as, il was
rnnl,1 f,r ,rn.rD,ul,r r,ayp,cnt n -,
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Message OF the Governor oi q assachu-
sgttS.

liessasc Of Inc Goyernor Of .Cafsachu-
Hf sets.
Bo,r7v, Jannary 9..-Goycnot Al.
drew. Message was aiIircged to day
lis very LEM by. .a
The ny reea,c numher Of roops rails.
ed bg tb9 STATE is 60 coo wv
TIE Blinking Institutions are reported
to be IN sound coritioo.
Incoaclusicn the Governor 4lhl3s 10
the nl,riniisn OF the MES1chusotls stl
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" lsfla
ma.,a,s III, 49, .,i;.,, o,li,.,,
n,,, oot M, ca, =, ,.''', !,
lpna,poptbs ri. v,,,s An. ,b,.5no,A,
lGaippm,By al. aaio,as,5ssss u
tie ,omr.u Of t,s,g p.o,ieot ff i,niiIi;sq
~ nrgs he appoioInlgn. n ,o,rs s,r.
rcons. 10 ipsno, tlo soec5yicnr, or.tl,s
uounIctIob tho batf, doN, Nv. ,i,1,a
iocpaloNd sai9eldli5a AZ td,r /.
D nlEoG Yi,r me.i,j c,5,rily I5 9I
vli.c .ala.. lhas our do9!elel ronl,s may
y N~' eHloH' be7 dramatically ii'Ied--
lhn' saving nnloiI sans To- lle Nation.
Anl We Urgently @mPl q 'Wort 40
Gent "Syacai of9.p49t62' i5r 4,sallql
fq'd''9s, ''la! nsa YApra@g somired
t.F'r A'atlh mi Iasiri Gynna9's service
mnj' no; hereafter Be c5mpl5llo Iaug
giisb Ia lr1ry hosp.ta's burden %
''ie coW,g-aplsGd urnil.guqd OUTS 10
up2p NE pquiotipayicsjms Of aaglec. and
cruelty, let tho.o laltus intapricaed
roriubmc service d, imhlr lisyely adisl
cliorsdl. th5. thcy16iB ,rs.ud, 70 lGt.
bison Of bg;rrcspee,.yp families, WbYI
.pueisb lL4m, by. needless .ipeofecr lion,
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lEl. we oaIIeII IN Al lhc Union IIon,o

90 sunday mornioghsL and were pleas
eito see cur f.eoi Mac. booking SO hale
and hearty, arier bis sesuta iIlaas" Tho
proprietor is clever rad accommodating
gentleman, ~ deserves full slo;o Of
abe publir pat 'aasr, lIp keeps agood
.tbis. eve n chA "a
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Severe Fiah,ins at uart@riIic

81. louis, Jangle-7:20 II. II --Gfn.
cral CqrliShss received a dispatch from
Napr Collins, commanding the post OF
Lesbanon, Mo- stating that au three
O'Clock SaiurdaHW9rlng seven hun fred
National troops eItII lttSvlIa attacked
four thousand rebels, with FIVE cannon
under M9meiuke and Porter aui ldnirc
them FIVE niles south. The rth Is taen
took arir2rit and rrturoed tolHar,sVilie
When Gghliag r. commcnrerl and consin
usd til'spndown. Nprl was thirty.
Eve killed and wounded The robeI loss
was one hundred and City.
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- Tho execution Of Robcn POO

~ The execution Of Robert Pool,
which was to have taken place Oh l'd.
day next h1'bo.o pps poool by the Gov
er16r tjll l'rIlsy, l3h'of Mirc'l next
I'll rospl2 h@bocn granted upoh the
pctuo1 oiihe Ministers Of lhf city, who
hays bcco annvcrsingwiuh Pool and VIII,
represented 10 the Governor that lhey
lilaoi lbink 10 vas prepared to die, bur
thought he exhibited signs &c elansi
orNcart tha. mighat5i.lly Brought about
ilnli,tle tine were girsn; aud Tor This
they begged the Suspension 81 the zen.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-07
HID ES w A N TED

WE will pay the highest market rates for HIDES
~ or tan them on the usual terms.
The yard has been noted for a number Of years
for the superior quality Of its Leather.
TURRENTINE 81 BRO.
Sep iember "a. 62--
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the land. Every man would have to be his
own merchant, his own salesman, his own
manufacturer and his own banker. High
prices therefore, make spectators, and if
we are asked what makes high prices, we
answer emphatically the Uar, and its con-
comitants. High prices, great profits. aud
immense fortunes attend all wars conduct.
ed upon paper issues. Prices have gone up
pariapassu with the increase of the eurren.
cy and the demands Of trade, and they will
Come down in the same ratio precisely as
the currency is curtaied after the war, and
the demands of trade cease, and not before.
The war has made paper money abundant
--far too much so for ordinrry trade. and
1t has made nearly everything scarce and
in greater demand. Had we no war we
should have no blockade, and without the
blockade we should get callcoes at twenty
cents per yard. instead Of two dollars. The
war has made salt scarce bv cutting us off
from various abundant sources of supply,
and Salts now selling at the fabulous pri-
ees Of seventy aud eighty cents per pound.
This is too high. no doubt. and there is as
little doubt that those who make salt have
eS,orted upon the people and made for
tunes But supply and demand are funda-
mental laws which control all trade. and
while, like any other wholesome laws, they
may be. and doubtless are, abused to the
injury OF the people, it is equally as Ger.
tain thar no law can control or correct the
evil. any more than it can effect the laws OF
grayitstion.
Free trade is the best law and the only
law which can regulate the prices aud 20,
sern commerce and the legislator Who al
tempts to tinker with and upset the fundA.
mental principles Of all political economy
and reverse or arrest the natural course o.
things under an ordinary or extraordinary
state Of circumstances. only renders him
self ridiculous and multiplies the evils.
which he seeks 20 remedy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-07
LAND FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale Si2 acres Of land. two miles
4 north Of HilIsborough. The land is very produs
tive and well adapledio Corn, Wheat. and Tobacco,
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
is well supplied with water, and The improvements
consist Of large Barn and Stables. with two good
framed buildings and one log house. Ifnot sold soon
will be for rent Terms to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 5ih. 6s-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-07
Glorious News!-To the Public!

Glorious News To the Public!
Ny PARTNER (Mr. IA. SIMPSON, in the sn0p
4Sl formerly ownedby Jones & Hooker has q, last
got away frcm Newbsrn, and we shall sci the shop
10 work as soon as possible.
We want 10 buy Lumber Of al sorts Immediately.
Call upon then, Farmers and Milleis so thai we
can ge, ready forthwith TO mend up and make the
tools and machinery necessary for you TO carry on
work with.
Now Is the time 10 strike for freedom in the manu-
featuring line. Bring in your material 10 % snd
csise the highest cash prices for t. or such work as
YOU "e ROSCOE HOOKER.
November 5ih 6s-
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f = n .ARls.
LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE.
60 lbs. East Lothian Purple Top Turnip. Ss an J. !,
go lbs. Bangholm Impr'd dPu,pleEnpTurnln m f''O'
20 lbs. Yellow Auringham Turnp. "a az
~ ius Se'ect niHihgham 1arrci, 3 co
~ ios' pes. rafsnip, 90
10. heu 1oiev, loo
lbs. Dwarf York Cabbage, IN
10 lbs, Golden Ball Turnip, aao
lbs White Dutch Turnp, M
30 Tbs. Salmon Colored Radish, q m
ID. Seymour's White Celery, 4oo
1 II. Stakeholder Cauliaower, ma
10 lbs. Woods Frame Radish, 3oa
4 lbs. Early Horn Carrot, oo
l2 lbs. Mixed Turnip Radish, am
lbs. Early Cauliaower, "a
40 lbs. Prickly spinage. , > on
ID. W bite Cabbsge Lettuce, On
10 lbs. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. nm
lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce, 4oo
ID. Hardy Green Lettuce, M
10 lbs Snow Ball Turnip, Inn
10 lis. Round spinsee, No
lbs. Select Drumhesd Cabbage, 90
lb. Enfield Market Cabbage, m
m's' nsu sur. aHioi. co
~ ,os' p,umneao savoy oaspafe, GO
All ordess over twenty-five dollars. twen,y.s,.
cent off, sl under one ponrd. City per cent. ,ld.d,
the list Of prices The case was received hy a..
rival; seed all warranted pure and good. =
IL. N. BROWN & CO..
October Is. s .s4..f h.
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10 those who desire Cheap Lights.

To those who desire Cheap Lights.
A lights a, this time have become an item. would
inform the public that can change the old Lamps
50 as 10 answer good poraose. Some change IL
hum SPIRITS Of Turpeniine. and some 70 burn Meats.
faOt oil. or Peanut OIL spirits Of Turpenne Is The
cheapest, and Is used hy many Of The citizens and
students in Chapel Hill. have good ToI~. and
can make good rurpeniine burner Lsmp Top.
can he sent 70 me bY the mail hack from Hiil.bs.
rough daily. and will be promptly attended 10.
charge for Oil Tubes IS sud 50 cents each, aud rs
cents 10 one dollar for each Lamp.
+. w. WOODS.
Chapel Hill, 0ctober rs. 67-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

E,sTABIIsHED al Hillshorough Decsmler 2Oth.
~ 1861. and expires ON the 20th OF December.
1862 ouing TO the fact that merchants sFs not want
"a, THE CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
December l7th H-