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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

Died. In this town, on Thursday he 22d ins,a nj.
Nr CAROLINE L. SCOTT. widow Of the late
John scott. in the ssh year Of her age. Occupying
The highest social position Der unosien,aous regard
fn every Ops sprung from the bes. impulses u one
q the bes, hearts thu, ever lhIobbsd within the hu.
nan bosom. AZ mother she vas full Of devotion
and tender sOlietadc Tor her children. while they
declined her; and as . neighbor she was kind and
generous. Charity with her vas not cold snjoned
.usy, either q RELIGION o. sccie,y, but the generous
a,winE os ola SPIRIT that rssicsd IN The alsvalion
y distress. She wee fef number Of years worthy
asmssr of'he Presbyterian church, and 10 her death
The shufeA h. los, one Of lis wsfhiesl members,
The social circle Ii. pleasure and il. PRIDE and her
nsny risnds viii LONG Iamen, the vid not to be dcd
this side Of e,srniy. she Is done With earth bu,
"sfesl eOnGdsn, sAs issoisyins hO reward prepared
.r hsse who wslk Ia ihs says ofboliaes and truth.
~ oLD SAsb.Ta scsool ssastLa
Died, recently. 81 The resijsace Of Dr. G. !. Fro
lsnt. q consumption, ha JULIA A., uiit y no
IA. cspt William J. FrssIand, NJ he aOih ysu "
Der sss. She vas Huly pibus and much helsyad
J, her las, hsan she sIhonsd BEL trses.ts sssl ksr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

,ad thirty -four, making, says Gen. Lee.
two thousand fsur hundred aud sixty.two.
sentto Richmond,
Eorthern dates on the 18th received last
night. The news is uaimportant. This
snliltnent Of Negro troops will be shortly
commenced in Maryland, Kentucky, Mis-
sssri and Tennessee.
Lincoln has issued proclamation calling
fro three hundred thsasahd (soo,0oo) vol
sntsers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

Az EvLEcrpAL .Cusx Yoa Tag EAR-AcHs.
Take small piece Of esttoa batting or
esttso vssl. make depression 10 the cen
IRE With the end Of the finger. and 6ll IL
with az much grsuad pepper as will res, On
. hve.cent piece, gather IL ints 0 ball and
tie il up. dip the ball iate sweet oil aud
insert IL in the ear. covering the latter
With Gotten wool. and uss q bandage or cap
70 retain il in its place. AImsst instant
relief will be experienced. and the sPpli-
sation is 50 seutle that an isfast will not
V injured by Il. bot ~ill experience relief
nwell a. adults. 30 says A exchange.
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EQUIT SALE.

RY virtae Of an order issued from the Co. .
AZ Equity for Orange County. Pail Term. 1859.
shall, on Monday the Esd day Of November ensuing
oaer fer sale. at the Court Hsusr in Hllsborough
(i being the week Of she County Coprt,) the Tras,
Of LAND sOld IN his LIE time by John Ellison 70
William Birch. deceased. ling upon THE waters Of
Enc, sdjoinins the lands Of Rsbsri Tiaasa, Frances
Tinnen. Rebeccs Gauis and oihsn. and containing
Two Hundred sHd Fifty seres, more or less.
Terms Of sale, twelve months credit, with interest
frsm Jale. and note with approved security with The
privilege 70 the purchaser 10 pay the same in cash
John U. KIRKLAND. C. H. z.
October 20. l6-
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re the Committeemen Of The Soldiers
Fund IN Grange County.

You ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED 10 re-
port 10 me the number Of soldiers wives, with
thc number Of children in zach case 10 whom you is
sue orders. You will also report 70 ne the number
q other INDECENT persons. according to your best in
formation in your respective districts, who need as
dstance.
This information viii be necessary for the action 81
the County Court at November Term, and Il is hoped
that il will be furnished at as early day as possible.
w. F. STRAYHORN,
Treasurer Of the Soldiers Fund.
Uctoper 81 l7--4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

IL heaven to which she was fast fastening and beg
ged them 2 delay their turning 10 God She was
anxious easily, and so she fell asleep calm and
without struggle.
- N. 9. Presbyterian please copy.
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Twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be paid or information which will enable
~ the owner 10 recover . lark rcd o. brown
C9W, missing now about D month. she y mark.
ed with crop 10 the len ear md bali crop 70 The
rightthc lower half u The being taken out. she
may have calf L living. Apply Al this once.
a Oe,ohsr asth. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
Exchange Notice, No. z.

a
Richmond, Va. Oct, Is, 1853.
Tbs following Qpnfedeptsf 0fesr and men ere
hsfshy declared duly exchanged
l. All officers and n1en captured and psrolled 81
any tins previous 10 the Ia Of September, 1858.
Thi. section, however not intended TO include any
officers captnied 81 fisk shurg July 9Th. 1858,
eTeeps such were declared exchanged By Exchange
Ncsies No s, September 18th. 1854, or are speeik-
eslly named ia This notice. Bot u does embrace III
selssriss msds 81 City Paint other places before
sea-. Lat 1893. and with lhe lniission above nam
ed I'll captures 81 reu Hsisos or any other place
~h.rs the parties we're released on parole.
q The sisf Of Generss Penn ser,on. Stevenson,
Bsweu. Aosfs, Barren. 5. ID. Lee. Cummings, Har.
ne and Baldwin. and Of CsleHsls Reynolds, Coekrell
and Docksry .lihe officers and men belonging 10 the
Engineer Core and sspPefs and Miners, and the
9th s.d 4eth MisissiPp Regiments, all esp,urcd q,
vieksSu n. July 9Th 1858.
5. The general ofeers captured st Viekssurs, July
lih SIS, we're declared sIehaagsd July i3.h, 1859.
ROBERT OULD.
Agent sfEIchangs.
Ostobsr SSH. is-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

70 Commanders sf Companies IN he lsth
battalion, n. c. kihiia jor Hsme Defence.
IN compliance with Order No. q the Executive
Department. you will have company drill on "a.
tuiday aiiefnoSn Of each week. But Ia view Of toe
busy seeding seasss you are a. liberty TO drill 10
squads until farther orders.
], S. LEATHERs.
Licu<nant Cosnet
Oetsber 2sth. is-
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

HAVING taken out special Letters a. Admins
IA trasor OF the estates Of bartlett T. and SA-
hUEL A. NICHOLS, deceased. will expose 81
Pubie Yendue, on Thursday the 9Th day Of Noveu-
BET next, OF the residence of Nancy Nichsls, on .
credit Of six months the following articles viz, 0ss
Saddle, one Silver Watch, two Trunks, small lsl
q Books, and perhaps some ether articles net nsa
toned
All persons indebted 10 said estates requested t.
make speedy payment. and all having claims against
hcn will Prcsenih the in due form within the tins
prescribed BY law Or this notice will be plead 10 bar
81 their recovery. !, ~, 49,
October 81. i7-3w
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Attention | Home Guards !

an the 10. Monday in each month ws will cell TO
" the Hses,siioss Of oansO, ssy feed o. sle,hin.
on hand, Of Cost.
Frieas, esnHst you pu, scrnsihirg % ~. ihsi ipy
Of Cosst A Tsnnsrg u Orange his plsoed u ssf
hands to-day, two ihcusisd dolIsfs -silh " ale
Leather e be GIVEN u iksss N a. n.s r.ni
viii yss ne. aid the uppsii
n. N. BROWN q co.
eaisss alsl. -
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Office NC. Railroad Company.
yance. oclsba 2sd. lsaS.
A LARGE SALE sfeIIigbls Town Lets will be
"a held 81 this place % Thursday. November 5th,
1858. The lsws 10 snsly situated, immsdisl.iy on
the Railroad nsar.Gnham: The lots are laid OF TIVE
bundled iset square. The streets one hundred feet
vide. with Ice large .psa squares, The sale claims
the attention VI ell persons wishing IL secures plea.
snnt and healthy hsns
TWns cash. OF sppfs,sd bends al siI rOniss.
vhh interest FEN date.
THOMAS WEBB,
President.
October 9th. lE-.Ids
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

Executive Department North Carolins,
AdjuIani Genrral's Ofice (Ailitia.;2
Raleigh. October nth, 1864.
GENERAL oRDERs,2
sNs. 10.
fr,Hg Militia Officers in each county where ,As
Guiid fof Home Defence has been OF may here.
scr be iully organized. will turn ever 10 the con-
manler of the ailer oil arms seeontrements and 49,
nantisn insheir possession belonging to the s.sss,
taking receipts 70, the same.
!. By order Of asv. Waves:
K. C. GATLIN,
hsstsni GsnsrsL
octsbsr 2lst. l7-fw
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Executive Department North Carslinl,
Adiuian, Generals Office,
Raleigh, October sih, 1883.
GENERAL oRDERs.l'
Y THE FIRST sEcTIoNssf the act Of tie
Il General Assembly, passed July 9Th, 1863, ives
intended TO apply to the militia as then organized,
and net TO the organization for Home Defence.
The Commissions Of the Militia ohcers are
susp, lded only while members Of the Home Guard
organization and dsing duty in it, When net on du-
~, they may be required by the Commanders Of heir
Regiments TO assist them in the execution Of orders
from this eEce.
III. Tie officers and men Of the Guard for Hone
Defence will be subject TO the Rules and Articles Of
War aud the General Regulations Of theC Confederate
States Army. when called cut BY orders from this
Office, either for dn for special general service.
By order Of Gsv. tlEer:
r. &. GATLfN,
Asjuian, General
October fld. i7-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
October si.l.
Old Prices Have Come Back.

You can get anything IN Surlinc a Old Price, but
ysu mus. pay 10 provisions ~ Ud Price. II you
have ne provisions, Confejeraie money will buy any
ihing We have 10 sell, and glad 70 get i. Come back
70 the hsnest sld prices, and save your country.
/. SIMPSON 4 HOOKER.
Ocisber 2isL IT,
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CONFEDERATE TAX,

CONFEDERATE TAX.
WILL attend with The Assessors for this District,
al the following times and plsecs in the county.
for the purpose 81 collecting the listed Tax:
At White Cross. on Monday, asa November. ices.
Thomas j. Csless. on Tsesdsy The a4th.
% ]. w. Niles's, on "Wednesday the 3sth.
Cedar Grove. on THURSDAY the seth.
Hillsborscgh, on Friday, Saturday aud Monday,
the 27lh. 2sIh and 90,h.
!" Tolas's. on Taesdsy The la Of December.
Caldwell, on Nednesjas the %.
Req Mountria, Oh THURSDAY tie 3d..
/" Mangum's Store, 20 Fridsy The 9Th
Lipscomb's. ca saturday the 9th.
Durasns. On Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th
sd sik
Guniet's. On Wednesday the sth.
:" Chapel Hill. % Thursday and Friday. the 10Th
an ltsh.
!" Thomas Lonsis On Saturday the 18th.
Notice i haety given. that lht above Taxes must
b ssid within he tine limited BY lav, Otherwise the
ptnsiites upess. will BE- enforced
A. MICKLE,
p,iis, coiie,loI T., orange Co.
0ssasf 81. l7--4u
THE ASSESSORS III Orange County VII! al.
icHd II III ebs,s ,rirs lnl pisces, sib The District
1olccpf ~ ihg rupesa II assessing Il. Tax in Kind
81 Wheat, Nsts. rye Cetp, sTssl ana Irish Poa.
toe Peas and 6ears. N,oi. Cura.! hay aud rod.
de-, e.. &e.
fet.oss interested ga rssuesie5 20 meet y. =.
above viii sssistsa, q ei attJ red crops. snounl
Produced. ~.
II ~. {. STROUD,
NJ. i. Angler.
Assesser,.
October slsl. l7--
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0 TICR

II hereby given 10 PRODUCERS Of the PTFTu
y CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT, that fron ssx
after the 18th instant, The Produces Tar will be 70
eeved ct all the Depot. in said pis,ric, Farms.
are requested 20 all ihs public service By prenrls
Swinging in their 1.-THE, especially Wheat, which "a
nov very much nesdss By the Army. Agsnu a..
suthoszci to contract With hillsts ibr Grading The
1.-THE Wheat. BY which nssss he point 81 delivery
Is bfsughl nearer the p'sJgcsf. Cora In tks ssr ~
Dol be received esisrs the lot Of Nesrbsr, sss sss
Oh Corn ne, sooner thsn the Let Of jsnssrv asrt.
@. D. HARRISON,
gsvL and r. Y. n. 9Th Csa. pis. n. &.
October aI. lT-Ag
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING, at the Post Office at HiIlsbsrssph
~ on the Goth day Of October, 1863.
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Office N. c. Railroad Company.

oass.rss,A.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25
NO. 10.

which, for the most part, has been pursued IN
this military district BY those entrusted with
its management, has been almost one unlnter-
rupted series of usurpations Of the peoples
rights. in defiance of all law, and in opposition
o. circumstances and instructions from the
War Department at Richmond.
Because Of my well known disapproval OF
these measures, and because the citizens or
Hempstead county have shown a reluctshc- 10
respond TO the late call under the exemption
act. the report has gone abroad to some extent
that I have counselei characterization. The
report scarcely deserves denial, for il must
be evident to every rejecting mind that could
not have traversel the entire Confederate
States. and finally been the cause of the recon-
mendation of President Davis, and the subse-
auent action Of Congress on the subject
Though any act by Cur Representatives 10 Con-
gress might appear 70 US ever so hard ana IN
fair no sane man would counsel violence. SO
long As there j. a peaceable remedy acknowl-
edged by our constitution, and always within
control, unless withheld by some act OF usur-
patton and oppression on the part OF the mllitary
authorities Whatever OF character anu lnfiu-
ence l may have achieved IN times passed, in
the different positions i'll which have served
he people OF this State, both before and since
tile beginning Of this struggle, will be freely
given 10 ensure an enforcement Of the consu-
fution Of our State and of the Confederate
States. and all laws and acts passed in pursu-
ance thereof. But in bringing delinquents and
transgre.sors to an accountability, L would
insist that those high in power, iron whom
much is to be expected as examples OF loyalty,
and who, from being entrusted with the pro-
lection and enforcement of the laws. must
reasonably BE- expected TO be guided likewise
by their requirements,) should meet with .
merited rebuke and punishment for every Of
I, fence. Let H. strike at the root Of the disease
If would apply permanent cure IL Is
/ libel upon IL e character of the honest masses
/ If this county to insinuate that they never did
| and cannot appreciate the nature OF this strug-
I gle for our independence. The alscrity with
l which they responded to the volunteer call
\ when The alarm 0f war was first sounded frcm
/ our national councils, every battle which has
! since been fought refute the charge. Those
! sons OF Arkansa. who have sealed their devotion
\ ID the Southern cause upon many distant
/ battle fell are but the sh Dots, and In many
instances the SfOcts, Of the few families left az
home. ann although these h1rc made, and are
/ called upon vet 10 make almost superhuman
J sacrifices for the cause, only remove the many
obstacles 70 a proper exercise q their patriot
I ism AMI loyalty, and no just fears need be
entertained that they will not be as true AZ
| those who Lave gone before them
H. k GARLAND
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25
TIE ALABAMA AND TEE HATTERAs--

TIE ALABAMA AND TEE HATrERAs--
The Alabama is consigned 10 Messrs.
Charles Levy & Co, of this city, aud Ii
now receiving coal ETC, at Port Royal,
FROM Mrssrs. Il. ID. Pass * %. She
called into this port to receive casual re-
pairs Capt. Semmes. we learn, waited
10 biz Excelency, the Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, IN Spanish Town, yesterday. Several
NJ the Confederate officers were on shore
ia gIay Uniforms. aud We learn that ttTs
pris,Icrs will be left here in charge 0. ne
American vice-consul here.
We understand that in the encounter
the Alabama received some damage, a3d
thar several shipErights and callkers have
been dispatched to repair the damages.
We gather the following additional par
ticular>:
On Sunday, the 1lth inst, at about
haii-past , O. clock, the Brooklyn, sloop-
of-#ar, 81 guns, Com. Bell, lying at Gal
weston. Texas, discovered sail, which
she supposed to be a merchantmen run
aiug the blockade, and Immediately sig
nailed the Hatteras to give chase. The
Hauers- pursued her until dark The
Alabama then hove 10 and awaited her ap-
proach. The Hatteras was prepared and
all the men went TO quarters. She be-
spoke the stranger, who replied that she
was Her Britanic Msjesty's steamer Pc
trail" Capt. Blake, of the Hatteras, re-
sponded La the meantime the Alabama
attempted TO maueuver to the stern of the
Hatteras While off the port quarter,
Capt; Blake said he would send his boat
on board. and while in the act of lowering
il theAlabama sent blank cartridge astern
OF tie Hatterss. She hailed her and said
she need send no boat, as she vas the
Confederate steamer Alabama. Captain
Blake then gave the order to fire, and the
engagement ensued. In about ten min
utes hole was discovered between wini
and water IN the Hatteras. Fire also
broke out in the fore peak on the lower
deck, but was put out. A shot was sent
through her steam chest. She then sur
rendered, being completely disabled. The
Alabama sent all her boats 10 take the
crew off. and in few minutes after this
she sunk. 0nly the ship papers were
saved.
The Alabama made Port Royal in III
DAYS. A boats crew from the Hatteras,
seven in number, j. missing, supposed TO
have gone back to Galveston. Little per-
sonal injury was sustained On either side
Kingston Standard, Jan 18th.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25
HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISS. DEPT. !
Little Rock, Feb. 9, 1863. !
General Order No. 81

lO0A6IaI OEtlef NO. y.
The General in command of this Department
deems 1t proper to give notice that he has re-
celved an order from the President at Rich
mond, for suspending the writ of habeas corpus
IN Arkansas aud the ajjacen, Indian country,
with authority to the General in command to
establish the necessary regulations TO protect
persons ana property and maintatn order
When, at the discretion of the commanding
general, 1t becomes necessary to enforce this
order, 1T Will be done, abstaining from any
further control over persons or property IN
those regions than is necessary for defensive
operations and military discipline. Any au
thorify that may thus he exercised. will be a
lawful one, The objects in view are such as
VIII commend it to all good and patriotic citi-
zens, and their cordial cooperation and sup
port in MI efforts to maintain order, TO protect
persons and property against violence, to Sc
cure the arrest of wrong doors, and to promote
discipline and efficiency ia the army, is con-
hoently expected. He earnestly hopes 1t may
not become necessary for him to resort TO the
exercise Of any power which would appear to
be an interference of military with civil au-
thority.
By command Of Lieut.. Gen. HOLMES.
S. S. ANDERSON.
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Feb Is. 5-3
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25

CHARLESTON AND SAvANNAH.-Ghe
New York Commercial Advertiser Of the
DIST expresses the opinion that the assault
on these cities will be more like protract-
ed siege than an overwhelming attack,
that the assault will be a severe one. and
a Federal victory, if gained, will be dear.
ly purchased. 1t says:
The Charleston aud Savannah channels
have been planted with torpedoes and
distinctions placed therein, 81 That the
torpedoes failing to accomplish their mis-
sion, the vessels will be held under FIRE
long enough to seriously cripple them.
If Fort McAllister is a specimen -e may,
pause before we contemplate an easy VIC
tory. The fort is now plated and impen-
etrable to the MonlbaDk's shot as the
Montbauk Is to that Of the FORT Above
the fort is lined with distractions and
torpedoes which prevent iroL-clads from
successfully passing the river. Until the
torpedoes aud distractions are removed,
the iron clads cannot be made effective,
and these cannot be removed while the
fort remains. The defenses OF Charleston
are represented as equally elaborate 10
those Of Savannah.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25

~ the 9Th day ot AWu urr'. hr o-.-r Of
" tba Probate Court of Hena-r.al C'G. ~
viii -gli 1t thr Court House door Iu t.e town
1T Washington. in said Comfy uf l'.r,pstea1 D.,
and state Of Arkansas. the following r..l estate.
viz: te-iuuiug AZ the l..f-u.ir corner be-
twe-H sections twenty gE. I".ui r-u.ue cast
and N--l ne. theme" weston eu1u li.c.
five ctaiu- and -iZ-r-.iuc ur,. Goo beginning
corner. thence West tttsen chains 10 bank gt
Red River, thence south fortv-eight degrees
east one chain and eleven links. thence south
ferty degrees east one chain and thirty links.
thence south twenty Five degrees cast three
chains aud fifty links, thence north
seventy seven degrees east eight chains aud
fifty links. thence north forty-sevcr and one
malt degrees east three chains and nine Inks
to the beginning, embracing the ferry known
aa Dooley'- cry.
TERMS o. Salon one and 10 years with
ten per cent. interest from date. Bonds VIII
be required with AZ least TIVE good securities.
THOMAS J. REYNOLDS,
Administrator.
Washington. 18th March 1868. 9:5w
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25

ill., rhr following ii aa rzfri-' Il a.
rhc ms--r4 . Ily. LIl5r-t, Wy ie4l>.
O. chs Military Board Of thl. State, he
slys:
"Taey have purchased inI procured
every aun possible; made several runfru IT.
flr tly manufacture II small arms, wai-A
are now being rapidly perfected t>t.b-
lishel and PLACID In successful tnp4rIupc.
a foundry far thr casting Uf cannon, ald
successfully working peicus-ioo cap
foundry, aiirl in the manufacture ut gun
powder; AMI a.i else, ia their views, c-I-
cuhtelAt'thi- time 10 benefit the country;
they nlve, 4lsy, Introduced into rha N ate
mauy articles OF prime necessity. iuclu-
ding large mount ri powlrr lead. and
other munitions ut war, ma cru-rlctcd
wiih par,I., 10 import articles inI.sreI-
sib.. N fna people.
Ihg bad al,o pu~cha-ed aud imPro-
vi~e ih- steamboat bayou Ci,y' for
tue protection ut Galveston BAY; and, af-
tcr H1- myiatiun, transferred her ID the
Cuu.aierI-e 2pvsrnment, saving 70 the
S.-tr nnr r.i~t 400 expenses, and contr-
lujrE thereby, 10 behalf Nj rhr State,
very material a,l, IN the daring and ever
memorable ~n-ces~. in the capture M the
steam vessel -,i war, Harriet Lane, aud
the rt,cue rf MIR b autful island city irl a
tha grasp uf uur hated foe.
They also purchased, aul loaned to the
Confederate government, for u~e witnin
the St.c, thg two elegant aud services D'r
Nj cbols' guus. manufactured by skiiiiul
citizen Of Galveston, after whom they
we're named and il i not without graft
ieation they remark, that these guns re-
Gently caused the blockading fleet OF Y A.
weston W. hauI off ani take position at 2
very respectable distance from shore; me
manufacture of this class IF gus should
Be encouraged"
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-25
Confederate BOND .

T AN in receipt Of Coupon Bonds c. :. A,
l. to pay for all cotton purchased by my Sub
Agents to the 18th December last. Parties
holding receipts for cotton prior To that date
will present them to M for payment at my
Office in Washington.
DAVID BLOCK, Gen. Agt
p L., G. 5. A., for the State Of Arkansas.
Produce Loan Office. March ,, 1868.
p ST. expect soon 10 receive Bonds with
which to hquidate all receipts outstanding for
cotton purchased for the Government by my
sub agents, and will give due notice thereof
Though the Telegraph.
DAVID BLOCK,
General Agent. SC.
March 2, 1863. 6-tf