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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY %
Judge Crawford, judge Of the Criminal Court
Of the District Of Columbia, died in Washing
ton yesterday. He Was in the 18th year Of his
age He had been formerly a member Of Con-
gress from Pennsylvania, and Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs When this town was part Of
the District Of Columbia, he presided in the
Criminal Court, then here, and lived here
Tor short time previous to retrocesson.
IN the rotunda of the capitol in Washington
is now exhibiteda superb statue of Washington
in marble, which has been brought hither
from the State House at Baton Rouge, under
orders of Gen. Butler Even some republicans
speak regretfuly Of this act, and object to the
despoiling Of any country Of It's works OF art
After continued rain all day yesterday and
all last night this morning opened with snow
and rain The weather now is such as we may
exDect IN this latitude at this time Of year. It
the paved streets Of town are as bad as ours
are. with the rain and slush, III what condition
nust the roads il the country be?
L has been discovered that the gamblers out
West, who Aoeced paymaster Cook, to such an
extent, had peep-hole in the ceiling through
which they could see their victims hand, and
telegraph to their partner who were carryngon
the game below,
-~------~ssz~~--~
4 letter Of Mr. Raymond, Of the New lork
Times, says that General Burnside, had to
contend not only against the unfayorabe con-
tingency Of q severe storm: but also against the
determination Of some Of his Generals to make
the movement failure!
In the y. s. House Of Rep. yesterday, Nr.
Steven bill for armng and equlpplng negro
regiments was taken and Mr.. Hickman propo
seJ an amendment 10 IT, It will again be call
Cd up.
Fairfax Catlett Miner son Of john ~ Mi
nor, Of Loudoun, has been arrested III Wash
ington, and sent to the Old Capitol prison.
T5e is charged with being the clerk Of Major
Y hite, Of the Loudoun cavalry
Cen Mcclellan wife has been presented
BY his friends, with splendid dwelling house
in New York, most elegantly furnished.
\ young lady has mysteriously disappeared
from a boarding school at Wilmington, Del.
She IS from Kent county, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28

CONGRESS. In the Z. S. Senate yesterdays
bill was reported for the extension Of the Alex
andria and Washington Railroad 50 as to con
meet with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The resolution was adopted instructing the
Military Committee to inquire as to the expe-
diency of authorizing the President to secure
the re- enlistment Of volunteers nov In the SER
vice by bounties, and also as to providing BY
law for the filling up Of the volunteer rcgl-
ments, either by enlistment Or draft Inc
Senate refused to entertain the motion calling
for the evidence in the case of Gen. Eltz Johh
Porter. The remainder Of the day was spent
in the discussion of the bill to indemnify the
President and others in the suspension OF the
writ Of habeas corpus, and for acts dom IN
pursuance thereof A substitute for the OIL
was reported, embracing the main features %
Mr. Collamer's BILL heretofore submltted In
the House, the bill increasing the pay OF TIC
soldiers was sent back to the Committee Oh
Military Atfairs. In Committee OF the v 0o'o
the House went into general discussion u
national affairs
The Richmond Examiner, Jan 20, says
In the last three days gold has jumped fEon1
1870 to 22O This is the effect Of the rise III
cold in New York Hereafter let Us hear w
more about smugglers using gold IN tne''
traffic. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28

such separation be based upon plan or Sr2-
dual emancipation in both sections, ard pro
per adjustment of boundaries. 1t IS not be-
lieyed that the South would consent to such
terms, and the idea IS, that It's refusal would
50 damage it's cause in Europe that 1t would
fail to secure further sympathy or assistance
from that quarter.
In the 7. s. House. of Representatives,
Yesterday, Mr.. NTickliffe rose question OF
privilege. It was stated by correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette that he had introduced
paroled Confederate officer named Garnet
upon the floor Of the House, and escorted him
about. It was totally false. Mr.. Vallandig-
ham said similar statement had been made
with regard to himself and be also pronounce
ed it to be unq,lalifeiIy false DR. Wicklifse
thought the correspondent ought to be expell-
ed from his position as clerk Of the military
committee.
The sloop Hard Times, recently captured By
the & s. marshal at Kent Island, Md, loaded
with 'contraband goods, " and carried to Cen
tro7ille, Nd, was, few nights afterwards,
forcihly seized at the wharf at the latter place,
b. party Of men, who set fire TO her; and
burned her up with the whole cargo, the guard
placed on her, and who were also selzed bare
ly escaping with their lives
At Windall Point, on the Potomac. three
miles below Aqua Creek landing, extensive
hospital accommodations have been erected
Room for five thousand patients has been pre-
pared.
The Washington Star says that On Monday
night, the Contederates drove in the Federal
picIets in the vicinity of Chantilly, Fairfax
county.
4 snow storm, with wind from the northeast,
has prevailed ali the morning. The ground is
50 wet. that the snow does not lie on it, but
melts as il falls
Several negro slaves have lately runaway
from, their masters, in Montgomery county,
Nd
The only movement in the Army Of the
Potomac yesterday was change Of the loca-
ton of the Headquarters.
Mr.. NIickle, ex-mayor Of New York, died
in that city on the Doth.
The President is strongly urged to appoint
General Fremont, Military Governor Of North
Carolina, in place Of Governor Stanley, whom
it is desired to supersede for numerous causes.
Il is supposed that the two ships war for
the japanese Government, for The construction
Of which that Government placed some $780,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28
The n. Y. Herald says that the ultras ha

The n. Y. Herald says that the ultras have
a new radical programme which is the
most vigorous prosecution Of the war in every
direction until the LIST Of May; and that whilst
these military operations ale going on, ''secret
agents are to be sent to Europe for the purpose
Of coming to an understanding with Louis Ma
poleon in the event OF it's failure. The lnten-
ton in that case is to call upon the French Em-
peror to interfere to effect a peaceable separa-
ton between the North and South, provided
such separation be based upon plan OF gra-
dual emancipation in both sections, ard pro
per adjustment of boundaries. 1t is not be-
lieved that the South would consent to such
terms, and the idea is, that It's refusal would
SO damage it's cause in Europe that it would
fail to secure further sympathy or assistance
from that quarter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

he has upheld he authority and the cause
Of the Conf.deracy with iirmness and
consistency, that challenges our admira'
ton and commands the generous confidence
of the nation.
Under the chief magistracy Of Governor
Vance, the State Of North Carolina has
Given renewed assurance of fai,hfuness 10
The common cause, and moreover has at.
iorded proofs Of wisdom 10 the administers,
,,on Of public affairs that will assist in
m,intainlng the good name and credit Of
the community Of States. Thesold State
occupies a position on the map that gives
her.especial Importance in the crisis, and
il is, therefore. all the more gratifying that
she maintains her ancient renown for bra
,ery, honor, and true loyalty. She will
never prove unlaithful to her confederates
in the day Of trial, and may be always re-
lied on in every exigency which demands
the exhibition of the virtues of manhood
and consistency. Richmond Dipuith.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
Obituary.

Died, in this place. of Consumption, on Tuesday
the ilth inst. Mr.. JAMES 5. WATSON, in the
asd year Of his age.
Died. 10 this county, on Tuesday the 4th instant,
Of dipiheria, LAURA P, daughter OF VIM ID. and
N. J. faucsl, Eyed six years. two. months and eigh-
teen days. Laura was a child Of extraordinary en-
dOwmenis for Of her age, and was the favor,e Of
all who knew her.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
TOWN ORDINANCE.

At meeting Of the Commissioners Of the Town Of
/. Hillsborough, held on Tuesday evening, August
81, it was
ORDERED. That the Ordinance Of arch 9Th DO
~ so altered that the Magistrate of Police shall not
be authorized I'd issue any new licence TO any slave
or free negro sell yictnals at the Depoi, after this
date, or any white person without the payment Of
five dollars per month.
And il is further ordered That slave or free me-
gro shall be permitted Luy chickens, butter, eggs,
or other provisions, for the purpose Of selling again,
under the penalty Of twenty iashes if slave, or
fine Of ten dollars il free negro, for every offence
Tese. DENNIS HEARTH, Tovn Clerk.
August S. Do
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
CONFEDERATE TAX.

WE will attend at the following times and places
w for the purpose Of taking list, and assessing
the taxes under the Confederate Tax Act, passed The
24th of April, 1863;
AT James w. Miles's. or Tuesday the 18th August.
AT Cedar Grove, on Wednesday The 18th.
Al Toiars, on Thursday the Goth.
At Caldwell, on Friday The 2lsi.
Al Hillsborough, or Monday aud Tuesday the 24ih
and 25ih.
At Red Mountain, on Wednesday the 26th
Az Mangum's Store on Thursday the 9th.
All Lipscombs, on Friday the 2sih.
At Durhams, on Saturday the 29th.
At Gun.er's. on Monday the 3lsi
Al Chapel Hill. on Tuesday and Wednesday The Is:
and % Of September.
At Thomas Longs. on Thursday the Sd.
All White Cross, on Friday the 9Th.
a, Thomas J. Caiess, on Saturday the sih.
The following are some Of the articles and Other.
matters subject 10 be listed viz: Naval Stores, Sal,
VINES and Spiluous Liquors, Tobacco, Co,lo-,
Wool Flour sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, and OH
e. agricultural products held OF owned on the frs;
,tay Of jelly, 1862 all moneys, Bank notes or other
currency on haad or on deposit on the FIRST day al
July. 1868; and all credits on which the interes. has
not been paid, and not employed in buspess Vie
income Of which is taxed by the Tax Act; ana eli
profits made ly any person. partnership or corpora
ton during the wear 1863. otherwise than il the das
course Of regular retail business on produce, dc.
II. NJ. G. STROUD 4,,,.,.
4. N. Angler,
Angus, s. Qt-4n
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. The steamer Bath was burnt on the night
Of the 4th inst, at Island No. |, on the
Mississippi. About thirty lives were lest.
The cargo, embracing four hundred tons Of
Commissary stores, was destroyed; also
several Paymasters money boxes. contain
ing two hundred aud sixty thousand dollars
in greenbacks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, in August 1862,
IL my boy Green. He is about six feet high,
bright Mulatio He has wife and eight or nire
children al Mr.. Henry Whiiteds near Hillsborough,
and may be harbored in that neighborho9d. will
give the above reward for his apprehension and deli
very TO me, or confinement in any Jail.
EVANS TURNER.
August 5. 06n-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

10 The British House Of Commons, June
'9th, Mr.. Layard, in answer 10 Liddall,
stated that ssme tins ago mur,lerous at
Mek was made upon four British subjects
rlu.ng upon the high road Of Japan, in
witch one gentlemen, Mr. Richardson, was
Killed. and two others wounded. Her
MsiestJ's Government hsd demanded from
lae japanese Government an ample spoIo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

gy for the outrage, the payment Of 9l00.
600 as penalty that the perpetrators of
the outrage should be taken. tried and ex-
ecuted in The presence of one or more
British officers; rnd that the family Of the
victim shonld be compensated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
Executive Department North Carolina,

Adjutant Generals Office, (Militia91
Raleigh, August 3, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. IL.
l. 4 LII communications on Military matters in
"A tended for His E xceliency the Governor, must
be written and sent 10 the Adjutant General who will
Law them before the Gosernsr and return his answer
II. For the present The Governor declines to issue
any exemptions from home defence duty, and all APP
pcatons for such exemption 10 insure attention must
lie forwarded through the commanding officer Of the
reg ment with his approval.
BY order of Gov. VANCE,
r. s. TUCKER, Maj. and A. A.C.
August s. 06-2u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

The Federal Government has agreed to
provide, free Of cost, .wosdea legs for those
losing leg 10 the service.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
y o ICE
ORDER No. l..

Headquarters, Department q Emo.
NE ofsr for sale iot Eve days, (prOsided we can
w e.. a lea barrel. Of Conn., aio COFFEE.
Dl,sk aud Green TEA. Crushed Brown SUGAR,
suDA. PEPPER. SPICE, RICE, SOAP, CAN
DIES. and NOlaSsEs.
II. =. BROWN & co.
Argus, lgih. Us
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y q 7 ICE

A FEW RECRUITS will be received in my
"a COMPANY. II they volunteer or before the goth
Of this month. Appyso me al Hjllsborough.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Capt. Go. d, seth Reg. n. Z, T.
august Il. 0l-lwp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
ny THE GOVERNOR or \. CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INHEREAs, Il appears 70 inc ihsi lhe necessities
w 81 our people It'll require ne continuance q
lhs prohibition heretofore extended y ,o,ian,i''
10 ,hs expectation Of certain aric,s ifom tue State:
Now therefore. /. zEBuLoN D. VANCE. go.
,efnof Of North caroia DO issue this Proclamation.
continuing the proclamation Of july 10th - force %!
thirty Ia,s from aud aser The 18th instant. ~ cFaid
% Cotton and Woolcn Cloth. Cotton and Woolcn
Yarns Leather aud shoes, subject 10 such exceptions,
&c, expressed heretofore.
In wi,ncs. whereof, ZtBuloy d. Vases,
- lC;oyctpor. Captain General and Commander
10 linChicf ralh sighcd these presents and cous.
ed the Great Scal Of the State 10 be affixed.
Done at the City Of Raleigh. this 10Th day Of 40.
gust. A. D. IsG3 and IN the lightweight yeaf Of OUT
Il 1epsndcnce. ZB VANCE.
BY the Governor
Ri. Barrtr. IL. Private Secretary.
August 18th.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAX NOTICE.

VWosE person. who could o.. make Il eonyeni-
Il ,nt 10 mee, me al the iss.s athcrngs, will have
an opportunity 70 pay their Taxes q, Angus. Court,
= shall attend al he court house cr that purpose.
/, i desired particularly nov 70 make Up the sol
dler's fund. -
Augns.,s.
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NOTICE TO GONsCRlPTs.

L EARNING that persons liable 10 service BY the
~ last COnscript Act are required 10 select their
companies before the Goth Of this month. latter which
iine ,hey have % report TO the consctin camp,) ]
have concluded remain u home unit. the 18th, SO
that All who are DESTROYS Of joining my company may
have an opportunity Of doing so. To those who
have no, yet determined what company they viii
JOIN. would say. call ON me st Hisboroueh and !
will give you satisfaction as 10 my Company and
Reglm.ni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
Lieut.. X. I. FAucETT,
@. ri. 56lh Rec. n. G.

20. IT, obIh neg. ~ = 4.
be found With Dr. D. Hooker, who viii enlist men
for me-
august 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

DERUVIAN GUAND for turnips, for sale BY
TCRRENTINE & SON.
August 18TH e7-2s
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" 4 N r + ID
WOOL-C RIDING.

I,HE WOOL. caRDING Machine well known
as VIM. Murrsys, near the Cross Roads Church,
is now in good order and prepared 10 do good work.
will card for IS cents per pound for white and 40
cents per pound for mixed wool
PINCKNEY TATE.
August s. o6-swp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27

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Countcrsi.sa

4 Maine regiment recently garris-
ouel certain post il the department,
aud Of course il became the duty ol
the Adiu.ant TO provide counters gus.
After running through the names Of
weil known battles in ancient end II q
ern history, il became necessary 70
look elsewhere ior material Some 81
his words had been difficult fer unedu.
Gated persons 70 pronounce, which
called forth the censure Of the Colonel,
who ordered the Adjutant 10 take he
names Of rivers, lakes or towns Of bis
native Stale, As tue mea would Be "a.
miliar with them,
The following is the list sent fo tie
Colonel for approval:
Sysladobsis,
Chepuinatco9k
Magagu0daric.
Welakeuhacook.
Alc electromagnetic.
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Shekctabank
pamgoekam9tk.
Mol,elockamagaHtic
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Gen Terry cook, Of Morn. I.h 4,
S. G., poi ten-iach shell into his
stove, 10 meli iLe leai around tl,. f4-e.
Tie consequence MAS . general seat
teripg u the cooking ui rslIs, snd tbe
severe wouudiUe o. the c0ok The
cos being 4 noilacrn gro, and te
soatleru freedmen b ag rather 4a
cas- q their Gaore enlig teHe3 brother,
Daniel. South Cagoljna eoWraband.
rematke3 ~Why, sab Gay say "
saa tin 500 hern) dark dom kuoa
rgib.n. and hcfo dis yer maa c0me
ali lic Say iran Boston aa goes t0r
% pai one o. Gen. Gtlmores m 20 y
SHELLS ID tle snte Wonder d.ie,
hii bm dead K iier AZ
daA aLen ] Was s4i.e.
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HuEoTYpEs
Il A&D PH0r0CRAFII's!

ii. Nj. SFIATTUCI[
woald 4tlH thanks to the inhabitants q
Manchester and vicinity, for thcr literal
patronage heretofore, aud would say, that
he kls returned with bis Photograph saloon,
ani loeatei Il uear BIS House, Where be viii
remain a shaH time II there Is any in
want of "a good Photograph, Ambrciype or
MsiaiuAJpe o themselves q friends, would
u wt'l "a eai, az De 0atlers himsclf that be
cau giye them perfect satisfaction.
IAuae hAstgg Daguerfeqtypes ar Ambro-
type. can hatethem copye1 so Photographs.
Wegk executed equally a. Rell in cloudy
weather except II small Children
Please Gala ANA examine sree.mens.
2if Manchester. June lst 1868.
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Fu
Ihe suicide a htly iu aee
at aac monastery lla C@HeaE 81
Wand ire h4s 4Haa pa ta II
most extraordinary ,le. Wata m at
laFe serud as ioaaitan e many
4 novel ana omaoce sam i.me go
"a edan e st3sssti5 lny 81 the
aLoseg ST. osgaia 10 great
agitation and dallzhE owing io ile ai'
l.ac abau. 90 take place betw cn s.
yeaH eieu an officer iusirc,urned
tfum Iasitladarlo, where De bad per-
loaei rolis.es Of salor aad tilc rich
U beautiful IeiFe o. Wo.hcf noble
am WHa love hc hli loaS eoar.ed
HI ll ulanel. Tile marriage
Fas ua csanlel Hilia ayaaah. eye
h ,ae yosas lad parents who Ind
el iha a'4a etH COOL appa4r-
a iir aegal ctHaeief aud valiant
rtaJau m.4t a. be ionnd with II
larga lorlune besides.
However as lhe ! inclination seem
cd wresoclbie, lhe marriage was al
lowed to proceed fbc Young mans
father, general of great reputation
ia Algeria, dea8lniaaiing prejudice
te Gfmness Of character which bad
prevented his son from accepting SER
yice under ne E9.pfe vas summoned
70 attend tie wedding. Tie aas still
in tac primo 81 liie, t.il imposing in
apaeafaucc. sl.il coulidsuJ 10 Bis own
powers ST pleasing. IIe was struck
on tho instant with the charms and
beauty e ihe bride eiect, aud vowed
that no consideration on Garth shuald
prevent MS attempting to upplaut his
SON IN her affections He parents III
tlls yoaug TAD vere cnchau. 4 at tie
proposal. l4e'ortuue wa, G.r more
splendid, the olAer qualifications Just
tle same, IL ihcr cye. ~ lc.,,t, Ina
word, tile marriage with Jhe Young
man was broken oii, and hls iatAer
took his place.
There is no one ~ho, following up
the current oi social events, dos Goi
remember the suicide committed some
Little while ago By q general oiilear
in tie full height and tide Of h. pros
perity-no one who does not knaw
the mysterious death Of bis yonng aud
lovely wife, which bad preceded and
no one who can forget iiie nst.len dis.
appearance o. tae son from Iho retreat
Where he bad hurried h'mseil tor some
time, and his fight on beng appiised
| OF thc unexpected wealth winch iaa
tliln 70 ms share. Every eitoIt was
VAN winch was made ior Two lons
years 70 discover 1im ana, When hI.
liiding place was made Snown, ~ had
a'lcady taken orders, ana bad placed
quit between aiAseli ani tiie an-
g'a'eiai world hy winch Big bai peen
used q cruelty.
X seems that Tor the last year and
more, the ChMtreuS bad declared #
that the secret instinct ot hs soul had
tod him that his aestli was @ tskc
/ place on the anniversary q tiat q h's
lost, regretted ioya. Father Clement
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laugh away lbs Impression; hut ~
/ vain. The doctor eren carried BE
precautions far enough 70 have lis
i patient watched night and day - the
fatal hour drew near; bot useicss all.
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bad found no rest Ia religious faith,
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