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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Dc IL u. O&4&s 8 &SG$U38bs
CEvgU CARRIAGES, 5 sysaIEs, % HoRsKa
~ BRICK STABLES FRAME TENHNENIN
&c, AT AUOTIOR-Tie subscribsrs, with ,
view to a change IN their present busness wn
ssh al .hAlr stst'ss ecrnar OF Franklin and I4tf
streets On MONDAY. 9Th iast commanding ut II
| o'aesk, all Of their stock. consisting OF
elegant Carriages and Harness,
8 Open e. Do Do % % 49, 90. w,.Aou. top,
Bussies and Harness,
90 Horsss, smoneat them are . nambsr Of Arst.
elsss animals.
Conducting Livery Stables uprn an sltenaive
scale
Asssr which will bs sold tho
LANCE BRICK STABILIZE.
occupiad by w. ccrnsr Of Franklin and l5th fta
Wooden rsneuisnts adjoining; on Franklin St.
2 do do, In ,hs rear. on ls:h at
Il. the shove buildings Is large quantity Of
Bricks end Lumber; End shs Stables being covered
with tin. reader Ilis ssle Ies''y worth public a.
taUtson.
Ths above ssiiidaess ere to 10 removed by the
lst dsy Ct Eshruary.
After which, wA viii ssii the KEY to the Drisk
The upper portion g. now un,isr . good rent
TEENs-Caah On dsli7sfy
WM. * 4 j ]. SUTHERLAND
sais conducted BY 3 CooK: Ane.: jail
II oasES FOR SALE A pair Of spla3dM Nor.
Il gan Mares. g beautiful span for light car.
pair q Inc black Oo!.s. three yssss old, which,
with proper handling, WI make Z splendid span
foT family coach OF ssrsst carriage.
Apply at the RxchanEs Stables. lsis Davis 4
Hu.AheSoa's
Tie above Horses will bs ro,d ~ AUCT i(,H, as
the Horse Lot en- Council Chamber Hill, On IA.
TUEDAY, January ). 1863, il rot disposed OF pTi.
vately before that day
!al =. 3. COOK. Aust.
AIoTIcE.-I VIII ssh, On the 18Th January. At
IN the farm known a. "M0nterey," ON ths White
Hall road, four inIles Worth CT .dooeE!snd Court.
Ecuse, Ill my STOCK, CROPS. FARMING UT1N.
SILb aud ousaholc and Kitchen FURNITUHR
The Stoek Consists of Hnsss. Mules, Oxen, Cows,
end Claws. Iii inc nsSroes on ths phase sia e
At tho same time. win bs rented 10 The highest
bidder, Tor ths year 1865 the Farm. eontalnlng $50
acres. /, COS a crop of winter oats seeded On u,
and thirty acres fallowsd Tor corn. coed dwell.
ing. asd Ill tie necessary out houses PerDous d.
sizing 10 rent viii dad Il TO their advantage to ct.
tscd ths sale. 4 b. N0HTE1RO.
\ Sale conducted by A. II. HAMILTON.
de U-2wS
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OFFICE RICH'D AND Pre- 3. Z. 90.
ni>A-aaA VA Ma o. 49,

OFFICE RICHD AND Pre- 3. = Co.,
Rishmoud Va, Dsc - lo0
DlVIDIND NOTICI-Ths Board Of DksseAss
1 y have declared dividend q six % cent a
the Capital stock Of this Company. payable On aad
afssr tie 3lst Ct the fAcs 81 the 000pany. b The
h0fdsrs on that day, Or q their lawful sttosnsys
Ths.Bo0ks Of ffAnsfsrn viii b sloesd until he
LIT of January, ik61.
II ". WARRINGTON,
6eN-lm TREASURER.
RlCHAOND z DANVuLn Z. e 90, {
Riehmnod, Dse. ., 1e6a
FINH1 Board a Dl1set0Gs have DECLARED Q semi.
]. annuA dividsnA "a thS capital stock Of loas
dollars 90 pr share, payable @ January Let,
lisa.
Ths books Of transfer viii b closed On the ia
Inst ]. D RLA1k As1iset:
e 1Dqaisss, wills. end Szaninst. wI pissss
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PERSONAL

HENHIsGsEs HOSPITAL, R.chmsuA Va.
4 Il. YODHa, ESQ -DEAR SIR: Your bro
IL tier, yCHH w. YOUNG. company !. Slth
Virginia reg't, ~as bnrled In Hollywood Csnssssy
on She = 3tn o: Nay lass.
Respectfully, JA1R6 OKH1R1,
ia2-lts Supt Hollywood Oomote6y.
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DIED.

DIED.
In shia city. On yeaksdsy faorning. Mrs.: CARO-.
LINE JONES. wife Of COL Cary 8. Jones. q
Eiisasesh CTS. Va.
Her kisnis sad .hoxa of Mss juase ciapscn ere
invss 10 astsnd her funeral from AIRS Yeatraaae~
on Fsa. kin tween :h and 6 b streets. this srs
Ing at ociock.
In Charlottesville ca Sunday. Docenaser fs.h.
lsss, huoy LxE aaussies Of Major Arshse Z.
ard Charlotte Ravsss, sssd cns yesr one month
aad fourteen i.ys
aAs Ire gweet aa8sf thai sceass tie nora .
Bat wishcrs In t.s rfsing cay
thus Ioss,y WAS this Infants dawn
ThasHssifssy aea liz lite Aynya
runeral Notice s-5rks f.1nosAl Of. r. D. RID
GLEs r. Mex spE k2IE Q, yaad O. 4. TALCO-
NEE. Of ihs LIST Co. Rats Wssh!rg tcn Artillery,
New oricass. viii take plses ron ths lss Presay-
dsy morning The rueasssrs OF the battalion now
IN the city ard friends are invited TO astsEd: ~
~. NOTICE "a regular mcnthIy meeting OF
~ sie JOURHE YHEN C04DWllFERS SO
CIETf will lie hs.i al tbs Moaaeell, Nall-on mex:
MONDAY evening, 5h inst q. 6 oeiaek Every
member IL requested TO ts in sstsr:ancs, ~ tho
election Of QMcers il TO ak. p.ae-
BY order Of he pEssiseas A.,
80 -
". AURORA IUD0E, No il6, I. o. Q, F.
Us AURORA LoEag. 10. Lie. I. o. o. r.
AuKOEA Lodge. No. tss i Q. G. +.
Nest on rRyDAY night, January "a. 1868 at u
o'c,ees In lbs hs ia ssor above ths pos. 0facs.
By or5ss al the n. G.
ia i--2.' ". +. ATTaISsoH, Seoy.
#
! s~z- NOTICE - TIE MEDICAL BX sG1aIEG
~ BOARD fer the 81 Congressional District
will sis At my pfsoe, la tbs Richmond Hccse on
/ Governor strsst, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, aad
SATURDAY., ssts %, s,d I'd Jznu.ry, for she hosl
examination of all perters CT Tacseript age Ia
Richmond city :aa Ne1.Eao county who w.fe o..
6stsa 20 apps2r before Il fcr exaIiostiop.
.t0HE A. COEH,
Cap.s;a aSa E1Fcliing oH.cer,
DO 3i-3t Sd CoHsfess;cna, District.
- -------------
o. PHYSICIANS, ATTENTION IVY q the un
s~f dsrsigned resident sad ;'Taciicrg physicians
IN tie county Of Hsnrien. s9nest!s besaeeh ana 70
guest fa ssrsndAace OF sii The regular prset;ccs
phgsirisss in The county TO meet as OH tbs fFs:
MOfsGAT in Jscuesy, 1863 Chat being t1'ls. Day
al Ee.sieo Court bcuse, 10 make arran Z 3Iae mt.
reaa's ,igs ons charges 81 tls corning year
De 3l-2t* MANY PHYSICIANS.
~. aolIcE The guerra meeting of ae
~ Stockholders ~ tbs Baak Of Virgins will be
hsid g. heir IiankiGg 6ousc ir the city CT Eich
rnond, ee MONDAY, tbs l%tS Ianasry, 1868.
Tie .an provides hist officer OK director CT
he BaAk R!;al vote tee proxy OF socknoaer ii'
aav election Of Directors OF Officers cs lie Bank,
shsit sgT proxy ha valid hica stall have been
executed siay days before ths tine OF election,
de- E3-~eodsd w& Z. TAYLOR Cesh:er.'
W. RoTIC2 Tho annual mse;iag Of the
| 1~S a,ossao.5ers os the FARMERS b. SIX OF
yIRissls ~yil: ts held 81 Ile;- Banking house in
,tis eisy. rn WasDNEEp 8 l. l4th Jany le5s:
| de i5-.Gsvytd J ). BsITH,. Cashier.
f<sN~. ei r. s...s.
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182-ls" SuPt holy Woou Vemetesy.
INFORMATION WANTED OfJ0HH.pORs0H
i uOOD1. aged eleven years. SON OF Jos. 0eoGs,
who LET. home Lass Monday morning -Eappossd 70
bssu heard Of address. through Richmond P..0
alt JOSEPH 0OODn
TY there il geptleman In Richrnond or Vicinity.
i from Delaware, by tbs naras Of WILLIAM +.
O6OPnR, he win DO well By calling On me. q The
camp Of tbs w ''sn: cas Hs1. :.s S1syI
Isa--lt1 WIN. II :. Lees Ieissds,
TOHHsT0Ns LAST 1LUNDRR-.as 1Rsa.:
81 dolph) alleges that ny business partner ~
pressed hs regret tAat taak ~ sontssss ifome1r
ss Army i ss Tnos 5o.s sssc .
rhls ID not true. Iailoss tAaa NJ. west (which
nr w. dces GOT and vi net day s1pesased V ne
his regret thai spy thing sAosld have oeenssea 10
call FOE my semS1afat
I'VE ean pscduss tie sworn alalavts Il hopors
bic men that ". + J. paA Hr. AAndolsh % and
''Taos, Jonassos."
doubt 4, lhat en- suss he eas.st r. sse Dook.
ssllss 10 ~ o. sishse with a. WitAoot q aDdayl.
Esa NJ thxes ps00ln6nt Qod1 sollagu % euDullsso
No dselASatiou-aWe have usr Ally palA ~. nai.
deapa el.2S Tx TIE Army ksgusaiiooA b aaalls,
"HrAKxR OAanOxA,
"a. uOAnt5
Jas. WooDsoUs1..
Al ths tlms Jolnsano sasA ~ haan0oa - ~
eepysisht q 1essha1 .sssaasllss. = lsss go
~ seVgsiGAa sxisls lkssss Ape.
On - hleNnoNs u a-1slJ. y. 1AN1OLpa
= lAZlunl ElATgnnii-1oLa I'D @.
- aDRiae rs ~, I.aAiat $500 -
- seAt 1e1kae en4M11la:
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DIVIDEND NOTICRg.


NT4k1DT TO he PAD Oh IHfERE1fs
u DAk4IN0 TREASURY HOTRb.-Holdses u
misfest-bsaFia& Treasury Notes are hereby noti1ed
that the interest Whieh shal be Aus thereon on ths
la day Of January next will b paid ct the frsAs-
ury sithsr Of the Dsposltosiss Of the Treasury,
On presentation Of the n0tss, aceonpapisA By T.
nishei on application @. a. NHHnIH01R
de 29-.tlGthJan He0retary al th> Troanurv.
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4. J. GCStiaGX--l2.
i W. ~. GA2EIlJ1S-:;o.
. j Z. 6. IorTE--3G.
=; u " !. e. GLE-2i
". "a. Ei4LI0Tg,
MAJOR Gasad'g 18th Va Rs..ai;en.
Richmond, Zee 80, 1864 do 2G--4ts
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GSUnSfiTUTA WANTED . Ooascript-
y TO good, reliable man. Zone ever forty-fvs
years CID Dreferred) liberal prica wild be given.
Apply At 81 Main ST, (Minns's Gallery bs.ween
the hours Of 8 A III. qua r. III. fur two days
L. l-4k
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EUBSTlTUTE WAaTED.-Wsntej I.nrceoi.
- atsly, u 81 BIT1TU rE. ts taks iAe p:sca G! q
cona.ript- 81 GOO will be s!vSn fer d men ever d
year, Of age. Address III. l.. box ISL Gieemcud
Va Ja2-2s
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4 no. SUB sT!rUrE FOR No. / company
n can DO obtained BY inquIiipg fer "a II !"
Eo5m 0i, American Hetsi Cavalry preferred -
|, Fignrs hlga. To be found NATL Sunday morning.
Il. II
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w. E0TTC2 --Tia annual Tsesag Of the
@-S s,ossho.5ers of The FARM2:sS' BE- aR OF
TIR9iSl. ~yii bs heiG s. she;- banking house il
ths city. cn WesDNEEc s T. l4th Jsn'y, le53.
6s ;5-:;Eswtd J B. BMIrH .Caatier.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

~ UBSTIrUTE WAHTEn--Who san choose LIS
y own branch Of sssy;ca For ons exempt from
inii;.srv duty, liberia. price will be- paid. Apply
to NcKtuNEY. l. Do PUY, shuckos :ttip to-day
from 9 til. 8 o'clock |, I-2.4
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complaining word. Always bright and cheerful,
prompt IN the discharge Of duty, fearless on the field
ofbatils and heightened and honorable in all his re-
lsons with men and officers, it is not strang. that
every member Of bis regiment has some generous
VOID 10 say in tribute to the memory Of this noble
boy Thus is that the most unseIh and brave, the
most generous and promising youths Of our country,
seem to be the first TO fall. "Deaih," it is said,
ever selects shining mark" Although he died in
the hands Of The enemy, we are told he had every
possible attention during bis suffering to render him
comfortable, yet nothing Ia his condition could save
life. Thus indeed has fallen noble youth. D.F.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

Purchasers. says the Richmond Sentinel,
are wholly toblame for the prices demanded
for some articles. What right has man
to complain OF forty dollars for barrel Of
-four. and fill The air with his denunciations
Of those who take advantage Of his neces-
sites. if he is found paying two, three or
four dollars for a watermelonl Nobody
makes him do that. The melon is not a
necessity. It, in fact, counts him nothing
for, after eating il, he wants his dinner all
the same. Why not let the thing alone,
sooner than pay such pricesi IF we &C
knowledge such a standard of prices. where
we are under no necessity to do SO. we
stop our mouths when The spectators have
US in their power.
Many a man is throwing away money
now which Ne will sadly want hereafter
II isa great mistake to indulge in expensive
habit. just because il may be the presen
fashion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

The total emigration Of natives Of Ire
land within the FIRST six months Of 1865
that Is, up 10 30lh. Of June-was greater BY
nearly one half than the total emigration
for the entire year 1861. and by third
than the entire year 1862. There have
left Ireland Ibis year already 6S.l36 per-
sons, whereas in 1869 only 1860 left up
To the last day Of December in 1861, Sc,
2s2. and in 1860, 6O.s35. The destination
&c the emigranr Irish for SOS is set down
- tie United States ia by far the greater
proportion. Sc, 554 individuals have left for
that country. and the rest principally for
Australia. The emigration Of Irish for
the United States last year being only SO,
sol il At, and Tor 1861, 5000. the latter
figure NAV. be taken a. The normal emigrs-
tiou. no exceptional demand for " laborers'
in the United States being in operatirn in
1861. II would therefore appear that since
January last natives oi Ireland have been
leaving for the States AZ the rate Of nearly
Ten thousand a month, with what views the
public are not informed by this purely
statistical paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

Bsnos coRs.-As MANY persons are en-
Gagged IN the culture Of broom corn, de-
srrip;inn ii The manner OF preparing u Tor
market may AZ this time be- interesting.
Cafe should be taken 10 notice when the
straws OF the bush brgln 10 TALL. The
salk should then be carefully bent about
ten inches below the lower extremity OF
the bush, or between the 6rst and second
Joint. II bent al the joint i will break.
The best bronm corn is cut when oil yell
ll6wish green color. the seed being mature.
II should be cut SIX inches from the brush,
aud carried Immediately TO the barn and
spread 10 DRY 10 the shade. The least
Aet,ing is 90 injury to il. The next pro-
cess ,sthe removal Of the seed. which !:
done by drawing the brush between two
scrapers 81 hoop iron. These scrapers are
arranged by cutting Y in he upper part
of an upright. firmly fitted in bench, and
fastening the strips Of iron TO the sides o.
the v. 20 that in drawing the brush thrsugi
the v the seeds are detached. Il may b
proper TO remerk, that The sides OF the
should Torn an acute angle. After reno,
| Ing the seeds. the broom is made into bales
care beng taken TO place i straight ant
smooth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

DIED. near Gettysburg. Penn, on the gath Of July,
from the effects Of wound received during the Get
iysburg fights. WIN. G. PAUL, Of Co. d. la Rec.
N. G. r., in The solh year u his age. The deceased
was . son Of The late Thomas =. Paul. o. Orange
county When the call va. iirsl made Coz VOLUNTEERS
William was among the fts, 10 respond 10 that cali
From the effects 81 III health occasicnsd by heavy
marches and hardship. inciden, q camp life Be TO-
gercd al home some msnihs. bot inspired BY patriot
Ism and love Cor his comrades 10 arms, he reiufnes
before be had ealirely recovered. lie was youth
great integrity aud purity Of character His Phs'l
cal endurance was wonderful. Although 20 young
he had gene through marches, snduvd exposures
suffered hs,dshps, and ell wiihosi ever uiisrins
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

GoLp TraBLlSe The Confederacy says
there has been heavy decline in the price
Of gold. sterling exchange and bank notes
in Atlanta. for q few days past. Gold has
declined 400 per cent.
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Richmsond. Sept. 4.-DEsserrRs To BE-
sHOr Ten deseriers lro@ the 18th North
Carolina Regiment, recently capt. red ~
flusa-n. county. sv party under cam
ssnd oil sdjuiant M.llett. who was killrd,
will be executed 10 morrow, in accordance
With the seriict Of court msrti.. IN the
prrseace OF Gen. Johnstnns command Of
the army Of Nsrthsrn Virginia.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNHB undersigned having qualified at August term,
1868, Of Orange County Court, as adminisrs-
tor of the estate of JAMES McADAMs, (ef Hugh,J
deceased, hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims upon said estate to present thsm within the
time BY law allowed, OF this notice will be plead in
bar Of their recovery Persons indebted to said estate
will please make speedy payment.
FREEMAN WALKER, Admir-.
September 2. low
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Charleston. Sept. Nothing Of special
interest has transpired since the last dis
patch. Things are getting pretty hot n
W.gnsr. The eneny's advance il suppo-
,.d To be onl, one hundred and hfy wards
dntant. Sharp shostiny 10 constantly go
,hE on. The enemy has not fired az the
ruiss of Sumter lately.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

At purhsm'. Dsps, on Saturday the t6ih Of Sep
~ ,.mh,, ir.,.p,' the undersigned will sell 70 the
h;vh,., biJdsr ~. CID Negroes and four very likely
,aung Negroes belonging 90 the estate Of sslsh Al.
.,on licensed. en- , credit Of Sin mssihs, with bead
and good security. .Tr.
Commissisnfr.
e.,,,wb,t,. lo-trp
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DrAp.-Thomas Adds Emmett. promi.
nent member Of the New York Bar, and
nephew Of Rpber, Emmett. the irish Patrl.
81, died Al his residence, Astoria. LII, on
Wednesday last. aged siSty.one years.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned having qualified at August term,
1863, Of Orange County Court, IS administrator
Of the estate Off. w. JOHNSTON, deceased, here
by gives notice TO all persons having claims upon said
estate to present them within the time by law allowed,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
Persons indebted will please make speedy payment
C. w. JOHNSTON. admir-.
September 2. l0-2wp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administrator Of The estate
II Of DAVID 8. RAY, deceased, notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against the estate
10 present them within the time prescribed by law,
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery All
persons indebted to said estate are requesed,o make
immediate payment.
THOMAS WILSON, Admir-.
September .. ll-3wp
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September >.
N o TICE

A IL. persons who have bought from or sold 10 q.
n w. Forester sny tobacco o. other articles o.
trade OF merchandss, 10 the name o. FREEMAN q
FORESTER arc earnestly requested 70 furnish =. W
Norwood, HilIsboiough. with copies o. inelr ois as
early as possible And all persons are nsrepy cav.
toned not 10 deliver 10 the SAID y. any
articles or money due TO the said Freeman q Tor
rss,r withou, m. order 81 myself Of my attorney.
GEORGE C. FREEMAN.
Hillsborough, Aug. ~. U-IWP
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

I WILL pay the above reward for the delivery OF
Il Private WIN. Fowler NOV absent wilh'at lsass
rem my company At Camp Hslmes, Rals'gh, \. Y;
Or his confinement ia Hillsbofough jail SAID Fowler
Is now supposed 10 be 10 the nelghbofhood o. Cam
Greek Factory.
WM. A. GRAHAM. Jr.. Capt.
Go. X, ID y Z. Cavalry.
s.n,.,,L.., low
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TyHE undersigned having qualified at August tern,
u 1863, Of Orange County Court, as executor Of
the estate Of E. GRAHAM MORROW, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims up
on said estate to present them within the time BY
law allowed this notice,w be plead in bar Of their
recovery. Persons indebted will please make speedy
payment.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, Ex'r.
September 2. l0-4wp
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ANTED,

Two RENT, PIANO, for nv individual use. Be-
4 ing practical tuner. | will keep the instrument
in the very best order. None but good one want
ed, and for such ! will pay fair rent
Wanted also, second hand Music. Old standards,
including all styles of Parlor and Concert Music.
Etudes, Exercises, &c. Any one having such TO dis
pose Of will find purchaser by applying 10
HENRI BASELER.
Hilsborough, Sept. o. ll-2w
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peremptory notice, and further asserts that
the latter fact will be officially promulgat.
ed at a very early day. II the Republican
is accepted as authority our relations with
England are certainly threatening"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-09

TgSsEssgE.-We are still without even
a rumor from the army Of Tennessee. The
general impressions i. thar NOR army will
Stand and give The enrm, fight, somewhere
between Dalton and Chattanooga. Citi-
zens are leaving Knoxville and Cleveland
and everything indicates 6gh'. sud that
before a great while. The military sur.
VIGILANCE is still extended over The Pres
reporters. Movements of an important
character are no deubt on fnei. but W,
know not what lhes are, or al what poin. !
stand will be made. Petersburg Eypress.
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Land and Town Lot for Sale.

Land ana IUWH 1UI IUT DtIt.
On MONDAY Of the Superior Court. being the
- 18th day uf September, at the Court House
will Offer for sale 10 the highest lidder, the West halt
OF Lot No. IL in the town Of hlllshorough, 'front.'
ing on King Street and running back 10 Margaret
Lane on tbs South, ard adjoining slrswd's Hotel.
Also a TRACT OF LAND between three aud four
miles Southwark Of The Town, adjoining John VI.
I.atta, Polly CLARK and others and containing about
I25 ACRES. Ii iswelI timbered aud excel.
lent land. sir months credit will be given, bond and
security required.
THOMAS WEBB, Ag.t.
September ID. lo-tds
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N OTIC T.

HAVING qualified at August Term, 1863, Of o.
IL ange County Court, as administrator on the
estate Of JAMES 5. WATSON, deceased, l shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in the town Of
Hisborough, on Saturday the 18th day Of Septe..
Der, 1863, the personal property belonging to said e.
tate. consisting of one Horse, Hogs, Cattle, one fine
Gold Watch and Chain, lot Of Smoking Tobacco,
ol of Cloth and Trimmings, Wagon, Buggy.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, two Sewing Ma
chimes, and other articles not enumerated. Terms,
six months credit, with bond and security.
All persons Indebted to said estate are requested
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against il will present them within the time prescri-
bed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery.
G. NJ. LATIMER, Admir-.
August ~. io-M
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East TENNESSEE LIN the West, the war
,.sms to have taken fresh start. From
10Th sides accounts reach US Of the inaugu-
S,tion of an active. campaign, and OF q
moyement by Rosencrans md Burnside
1;rectly against East Tennessee. The
Knoxville Chronicle says that "eyery in
d;cation proves conclusively that the in
sacuration Of active operations will take
nlsce in that section in very short time !"
pnd adds /" We have every reason to be-
I,eye that Burnside, with a heavy body Of
Federal troops, is marching through Ken
mcky in this direction for the purpose Of
cooperating with Rosencrans.' The Re.
s;,ter OF the same date says: "All indica-
ions are that the decisive battle o. the
evolution is TO be fought in East Tennes.
Gee. Rosencrans and Burnside are APP
nroaching with the whole, available force oil
AboIitisnism." The movements and pur-
noses Of Rosencrans seen. as yet, but lit.
lie understood. 1t is only known certain.
/, that the Federals have made their ap.
nearance on the right bank Of the river. al
various points. What he is doing in ID,
rear, or where the mass Of his army Il
moving, is a mystery. We repeat wha
We have said before-wr cannot afford I,
lose East Tennessee. The enemy's move
inent is aggressive as well as active. w
must repel II. Richmond Examiner.