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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01
Ez-REALL SUFFICTENT THREE

TyHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESGMAk 1, and 3, are protected oY 10y :
i Lettera Patent o. EnginnG, and secured y the
Ssas OF the hcole d9 P9aEglaeSi Ge tsrls aht 'is
No One Is invaluable ior kzhaustiCni sFernlaIof
RI .aa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradiCates au traces q thoa
diseases that have hsfefoiofe been treated " e nku
asgus and perniciOas Use o. C1paFia s1id euheba.
no Three has entirely supPantad the Injurious %;
oE mercury, thereby ir5urtng 70 ne SUFFERER sgeeiy
relief di5persiug al Impurities, and roofing oot tnt
VenOm q disessss.
FRIEsg5AE Nos. I, anu ;, are preparations N ths
orn oil LCzenges, daT8id q Taste euu SMELL and car
b. carried ia the EaislcOat pocket sold IN IN easel
a1l fivitied into sepa-ata dOse administered y
Vsluau, Laismand, kouE, kicoid, &c. Frice q escn
or csses .Or ~, which 2; and Ia 81 caEes
Vberehy there IL saving OF 81 To be asd whole
saIs erd retail q Dr. BARROW No. l9i 5isecksr-t.
New York.
wiiforward the TrsssElGs 70 any FaTt o. the Eorlo
s5arely palksd, sud ADDRESSED according 90 tho n
HSruotiuns ut tb6 winter .. -
ca7-5old BY q ~ fi5At,h. Agar 'or tie9oialig
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m. Rebel Finanees as exhibited by iebeI
Authorities FH'

The Montgomery CAlabama) Advertiser
is not pleased with the final policy Of the
rebel Secretary, Memminger. Il declares
that with 80 smaller civil and military es7
tsblishment than the North, and with q
more economical administration Of ahairs,
the expenses. Of the Confederate Gdvern-
ment are nearly double those Of the United
States. However we may deceive our
selves" it adds, we cannot deceive the
world in regard to these facts. The con,
tinuance of the war for two or three years
longer will create a public debt the inter-
est Of which cannot be pa even at four
per cent" And all this has been brought
about, the Advertiser afirms, in conclu-
sion, by MemmiBgsr, and those like him,
who, BY their foolish policy, are draining
the South Of its very life. blood, Needless
altogether Of the plainsst principles Of PO-
liticel economy. o.;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

Hon. John W. FOrney is appointed as
Volunteer A. D. c., with the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel on the staff Of the Major
General commanding the Department
about Baltimore
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

A late order Of General Grant prohibits
the passage of any liquor south Of Cairo.
Even The bars upon the steamers have to
be closed. The order is strictly enforced
oy General Buford.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01


This ls o. certil tHa abUel gh cen months ago
eomIialcrd usi.- sraElIsg's aBanGlA- 2. telE
vas short thin ard rsgidy lalluE dut ! had trfd
mani uair ronicl lrvigarltors, &c. without receiF
ing any bsus6t 5000 after usine tue 4utrIsia' znl
hair coas=d allinE Gus, and cummerced EI Wiiie 7l
rapidll A. TO astni-h ne. p y nf eiir = hiss 'qf
and aios-7 and Is i've feet tour in-He In ielEtl--
rheI fet down reaching 10 tho doaf. ilis ealia'-
frl result attribute solely 10 t0e 1s- q ni1riis
Anil Irsl-is ~ sfnca -mmenesd usius % 3 Rave sp-
plieed nothing else 90 my halr. ..,,
NO. lae Brptisass n, 4
H1-yV- advise young persouq, whose aar ia 1egin-
ming to faii out o. lake warning lu litll am -lF
Their hafr, by using lhB Agbrusfa te ta 81 81 %
have Iready lost their hair, The ne ust o a-
BBOs wi surely rsilre it. o. t has 'o i lpu-
sands.
ss-Trr SrEaLrsq's AdBEOsIA Is stl liul sims oiJ
extinct Of Roofs tarEs ln1 Herh4 70 Whl cure Az
diseFeso a. tLs Ecaln auu ttbhlng l Lnc heal enl-ls
Is ersdicates dandrah- prtVent- TIE iur tq a. lllis
ont. nr ZOE turning pranaiufell ga taHe.aA it a
GROW ttcss aud IonF ltiseutirelJ d fell igl-A az
0theI pleliiTslli0nsi auf 1sul oo're lf1d e'n-
HE-Itfs we'll known faet 90 thJHsautis in rhe city
OF Nea York thst fls is the only ST ic ysi lt-1F
cred that vii cuas taa Disease ofthe seal d e--i
the Hair 90 Grow.
aEPntCE Der Has-CoHtainins tEo bo-t't- =
Fl h. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
Eo. ts3 BrosdWal Nss orE
- T0r Sale nv tlH ilrugrssfa nar hs1hE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01
5 5Iomonson'a improved speesselss
- slOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPriUOiA q
Kes the largest assortment in the Optical me o. an
a the trade From his long residence ~ LRb ltttl
and the extensive patronage received duIluH ylsi
Gnse he WonId say 70 his old frisud5 and tns p9Di
Se1eraly that no afioTt that could pc put i1ELh -
secure the very best quality Of Orysta 6a7es gTI III
under his own inspection, TO suit the eyes " ny ~ ~ ~
- cl1rin Weaneas dizziness or 1nfamnist " IL
EVs and ug strength for long retlgg a0 hnt
seEing. The reputation Of S0LnaOhSoH > isi est1o-
Hshnent as the most retaole 70 st ne 9ssa 81 80 -
tabished fact and attested By bis patrons, Nhnse q
Noe Ii Il: GO TO S0LOMONSOh5 ~ iIla.As ~ NJ ~
there you will ind the best kind OF 81 : LIFE ~
ADAPTED TO your sight. ,-- l., -. ~ ,,t,j,,
that he never ON pIOys any ono IN the sie o. his n9
80 and those who desire pair OF his opctacles ~
onlv Obtain tbem BY calling at his Estabish
- -ABTlFIOIAL EYES inserted Nishoa saiA
e perfect as natural. g. -, A.. 4, . ,,;,.-
t!nJ+aI s0Tz
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
nHnToaRAPHIO ALBTIMs.

tHOIOdhhHh hlO ALDAiVif9, E.
= .-s' 1877 Z. b DOUGLAS 90,
l79 Superior-s1
ARTISTS MATERIALs-WINDs AMI
EEWTON's snd GOupiPs on and Water SolSFs
- n b. DOUGLAS & 90. g, '.
I -. Haul l7g Superior-st.
OVAL. AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, At 3, B, DOUGLAS I7s s5;,IJSioss, 4 ~; 81
pHoFoaRAPH OoPPIEs OF FOBL1BBATRD
PnintiIgs snd Engraving, e SSto,-a, : = rms
rg VI ..-t.lsq lfa1I l79 Superior-St.
HdARTFs De VI6TTE Or oELEBRATHD
a Wen snd women, and PaImer's Marbles, At
n =. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
I79 SaperiOr-St.
rTNB sNaRkvINas or DISTINGUISHED
Mon N -aF11d r. D. DOUGLAS a COS
sprzs 10 superior-s
DORTRAIT FRAME8-SoUARH
and Oval Gilt FRAMES, ct
mAF2l Z .-..-llsL- L u sAk9EAhI-s 3
DHOTOGRAPH FRAN ES.--GIIT
and Rosewood Oval Frsnea sYls9,eied g, ,5. H7set'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

r. Il. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
10 tg3 BroslWa NsE -1-s
Hz-F0r sale by aH HruRE.sis mar 6sd1v
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but.
next
OINrIs
arE az ~
next m1rlaila
CINrIHsAII r.
louisville. So. Lpe
MheeI1ur. o1es afa--
PIFIsH Hi Bob fHH1UeH,
ingtOn clfsas AZ p RI.
PTTrEuFlgl VA. cot ult
Wellsvila end Piitsburg, ha-
Balunora anl Washlrg % r. p
MAa0eIEa Vt Az. fr7 zl d H
and alt esl1g = tl.-.ll. g. 49,
mEDrNA y Az ei..lsa---z-s
ROCEluaf. le1.. ol9saa on Il-s,i-7sI li.-aa-.-
Satfui lga, at p D
gHEcssYlII1 gsrli, S., cllacs TgesiAgs sFdf ~
| 5atE5s CE-,T.l, Grsnger, North Hoggit.n &C.,
I closes "a Enessisg8 and satnTdsys 90 A. al-
WABlEFHVIrlE. clasls dalITs ll,a0 a. "a. -
| EAFr CIEV rfA1r and Eucld closes laiiy.a r. p
| BBNali aud DroB Estfsns are require b. law io
be pre- naic
/ - III CITY liEeallfa are rl4l l-ia- t- H|l-A-t@
81 8f5os open IRON 7.s8A 81. 10 10 p. q. On
7unuA' i''-D d = '''-' Z JoWLEs. p ~
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very desirable Residence, with i3 acres OF land
convent Mt TO Strs et Railroad.
bea itiiu CJttage in East Cleveland, Win large
JNO G. JENNINGS,
. na--.ta- nrfT1fng foot If Sunarfnr-et.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

TVHB ssPLENDIDc STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY 0E OLEV EIAgIhSp'
IRA VFTiIsFRi tBLlINOIS, IBOErOITt q HOkFH.
ERNi LIGHT will form the line trom UleVelsnd and
Detroit to al lake Superior HoTts daring the
on the follOWing dayss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01
PlANINe MIL.

NEW planning MILL.-FHE
y undersigned having thoroughly rentted the
PLANNING MILL,
Formerly occupied By J Perciyal on Elm.st.,
IN 3w prepaTed Is do Planning, Circular and scroll
1-F5ug Wood Turning and MouldingL
mSrshS;R9S h,A.-BR0WN, Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

Fl-Cot sE-uluelrs o. - aIass Of Pss4ur---
nhandtsa res IiFll 81 lalt-sad, Caurl 1r Ed-
saie, 1fpraca O. 1llr1Ea
-as.E- Pprs..nsl attaulign siven Il -a. -.Ia OF
a-s.a 81 p1rls.i1rslnf (. ruhldisl ..IIIlills
80 Li asal SD 50 lii4al l1aG- fru.ls
Rsa rtousro,at Ealf5 aad eurir.. sex
au-rS v Csfr y Ezagn. -
iai1 Filh la 95. l- late Fitl Aa1r
Ua1rra. H.sa.
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TOHN BOYCE sos

a.---prnr-ts ao.-.,rl ty E.if Bead or "
s5T-r- tf t1utuf WIE TVe rlrs4lsl 71l
~ la..s s66 surC 80 Prodloe and llafea g.
O0I uiae.HH- .--.rs--
20 Ll ll-l tisaa noes llei ~ ----5s5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

IHs-Wil buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rsnt aud olect Rents, &c. az
oH-Eo charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
E- Also issUes Policies At Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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INaMRAaGE.
TOHN O. JENN INGS,
~ Successor to ROuss & JenningsO
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM De-.

1II superiOr-st.. Marble Block .-
To Atwater Building, foot Of Superior-S
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-05

p Price, eseeatsp per Boz, or'5 Boxes for 81!
Prepared BY Or. J. 6. AVER & Co., Lowell, I1ass
For sale by JAMES HERON, Bel
Air.ara'3 YAHOIlhD I'm janoO
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-05
Aver s Cherry tPector'al,
Be1Oid BoRirHEl RAPID cUeE or

q r5-Ipli BoaiTHE RAPID CUeE or .ilai.S
'COnyAs, Colds, Hnfaansa,3 M0arscmess. =,
Group, Bronchitis. 5lncipient Con.
70 sain Dtion, and for die Relief
h am Of Con .un.piiys Raiiensst r. rg,4
- 's In ahyahced Stages
-T,iigi yHE ea0fihe Dixease.SS .u tgtEySS.
, This lisa remedy SO universally known to surpass
ahv other FOR the cure Of throat and 1dng compaffa
that ~ useless here to publish the evidence of it's
virtues. Its unnvalled excellence for coughs and
go Dis ahd its truly wonderful ctires OF pa'm0Hary
disease. have made it known throughout the civil
ized naflops Of tue earth Few are te communities,
or, even families. among them who lave lot some
personal ,expenenee Of its efec,s =, some living
trophy tn their mdt OF IT. victory over the subtle
and dangerous tissrlers of the throat and lungs.
As oil know the dreadfnt ftaiiit Of fese disorders
and as finely Know, TOO, fhe effects OF this remedy,
We need not do morn than to assure them fiat i has
now all The virtues that IL did have when MAXIM
the cures which lave won 80 strongly upon the
coincidence OF mahkind. ,hie3 o7@N, - a.'ti.
Prepared by Or. J, G. AVER Co.. Lowell, Mass;
y Eor SAFE by JAMES iiEkkoN,7 i'eI
Air. ydslsd sqB hosEe1 ~ biss isala9a sian30 o
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-05
H. Ayers Il
.,Fa2HGH&
PILLS.

n Are ypu; sic, feeble, ant
complaining? Are yon or
OF OF der.whh your system
derslged. nnd yonr feelings
Observation-Disclosures. >, mp
toms ATE often the prelude
TO serious illness. Some iii
OF sicknessis creeping upon
YOU, and should be ayerted
b, a timely use OF the wight
remedy. Take Az r's fisis.
aud cleanse out tile disor-
deied liumols-p uiTfy The
blood, aud let the haJ:ds
move on unobstructed in
health again. They shmH-
late, the functions Of ,tbe
hojy into vipOi Olis Dctivity.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-05
SUNRISE,

I ATELY imported from the State Of
Ia Maine, will stand during the Spring
season of 1863, at the following places,
viz: 3D.,
Mondays. TUESDAYS and Wednesdays,
atJOiIN S. DALLAM'S, Bel Air. Hartford
CO.; THURSDAYS until noon, at JOSHUA
WRlGtIT9S. Is miles Baltimore, on
the Hartford Turnpike; and the balance of
the week al The residence of his owner, 6
miles from Baltimore, on the Old Hartford
Road.
Persons DESTROYS of raising profitable
class OF roatlsters and lrotters, are request
ed To examine this horse. He is l5i hands
high, very stylish, IA rich golden snrrel
has good disposition and smooth,
powerful, open gait, indicating ability to
lr"t very fast. lie was becoming very
popular as a stock horse in Maine, from
the uniform excellence nf his colts. one of
which 3 years old, can be seen at his
owners residence.
PEDIGREE.
SUNRISE was sired by the Eaton
Horse, he by Morgan Messenger. out of
Messenger mare by Winthrop; Messenger
BY Imported Messenger, Morgan Messen-
ger was by son Of Imported Messenger,
Of, ofa Morgan mare by Justin Morgan.
The dam of Sunrise was half bred En-
glist mare. ....
,T.ERMS-Sl5 The season; $25 to in
sure; in all cases 81 to groom. ..
g. For further particulars address =.
NJ. SLiCER, Baltimore, or Laurav,lle,
Baltimore Go. H... ap24
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3 oAuctioneer's Noticel

TUE subscriber respectfully informs The. >
4 public thai hs ha, taken out License
as an Auctioneer, and will attend 10 The sale 2
Of ZEALAND PERSONAL PROPER
TY, in all parts Of the County, He re-,e
specially solicits share ii The public ps-
tronages llg' dtgWM. M. JORDAN, 'M y
mh20rsiaiSHickory, Hartford CO., Md.u 4.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists
and dealers in the United States, Canadas,
British Provinces and Yves. Indies, at rs
cents per bottle. Be sure and get the
genuine, with the signature of C. M. JACK
SON on the wrapper of each bottle; all
others are cou"ierfeits. Principal Office
and Mandatory, 4lS Arch Street, Phila
delphia, Pa. .ag, ts L,,.l a.on, ,,...c
Also for sale BY JAMES HERON,
corner. Of Main street and Port Deposit
Avenue, BEL AIR, Nd myl7.y a
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-05

T1'HE SUBSCRIBER, having taken this we'll
known establishment long known rs ',iAN-
MAS HoTEL,p ;slprep,red 10 accommodate his
friends and the public.
THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE
Running between churshyillf and Aberdeen
leaves the Hotel dsilys lvxcejt Etndays) AT is
minutes before 10 o'clock, a. ", returning.
asasss AberdeenSihimeiiiaitly Cd the arrival Of
'fs sse.d the ~, u, !, ~ ,on,. !,
o'Si6tk p! MIA 'ptJBEtc LIZ wjli come of,
aiswhieh ali kinds Of ssoek Carriages, Wagons,
Farming Implements. &C.. &c.. will he bfferpd
fel2-y PHILIP nESWA AN, Proprietor.
EVERY DEsCRIPT10E OF 1t
Ji6Bn PR Ir1 TIN c.
Executed asskis odI5s chsb tSr Cash.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
| PROCLAMATION ~ rHR PRESIDENT.

PROCLAMATION BY THB PRESIDENT.
1t is NEE. that, as people who acknowl-
edge the supremacy Of living God, we
should be ever mindful Of our dependence
on Him; should remember that to Him
alone can we trust for our deliverance
that 10 Him is due deyout thankfuiness for
the signal mercies bestowed on us, and
that by PRAYER alone can We hope to secure
the continued manifestation OF that pro-
tecting care which has hitherto shielded US
in the midst of trials and dangers.
In obedience to His p,ecepts, we have
from time to time been gathered together
with PRAYERS aud thanksgiving. and He has
been grac inusly pleased 10 hear our suppl
cations, and to grant abundant exhibitions
of His favor to our armies and our people.
Through many conflicts We have now at.
tanned place among the nations which
com msnds their respect; and to the ene-
mics who encompass vs. around and seek
our destruction. the Lord of Hosts has
again taught the lesson Of His inspired
word; that the battle is not TO the strong,
but to whomsoeyer He willeth TO exalt.
Again our enemy. with loud boasting oi
the power Of their armed men and mailed
ships. threaten US with subjugation. aud
with evil Vaccinations, seek, even in our
own homes and at our fresides. to persert
our men servants and our maid-servants
into accomplices Of their wicked designs.
Under these circumstances, II IS my
privilege to invite YOU once more to meet
together and to prostrate yourselves IN
humble supplication to Him who has been
our constant and never failing supPort IN
the past, and to whose protection and
guidance we trust for the future.
To this end, |, JEFFERSON DAVIS,
President Of the Confederate States OF
America. do issue this, my proclamation,
setting apart Friday. the twenty
day of March, as day oil fasting. humilia-
ton and prayer, and | do invite the people
Of The said States to repair on that day 10
their usual places of public Worship. and
to join in prayer to Almighty God that he
viii continue his merciful protection over
our cause that he will scatter our enemies
and set at naught their evil designs. and
that he will graciously restore TO our be.
loved country the blessings Of peace and
security.
In faith whereof have hereunto set my
hand at the city OF Richmond. on the TWEEN
ty-seventh day Of February, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-threc. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President,
]. P. BENJAMIN, sec. Of State.
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SPECIAL COURT.

We are requested TO announce, that the Hon. n.
B. Gillian, Judge ofthe Superior Courts, in accord.
ance with commission from the Governor OF the
State, under recent act Of the Legislature, will hold
Court Of Oyer and Terminer for the county Of Or
ange, at the Court House in Hillsboroush, eommsnc.
ing on Monday the 9th day Of March instant, for the
trial of all prisoners confined in Jail and charged with
crimes Of capital nature; and that all officers OF the
Court, and parties concerned, are required TO take
ue nstics thereof. eHl.t
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PROM The NoRTH.

The New York Times has letter IRON
Vicksburg. which says that the army Of
the Mississippi is being depleted al fear
ful rate. Since it has been at vicssbarg
ever 100 men have every day failed 10 re-
spond TO the roll call. and had been car.
ried out never to return.
Ia the Yankee Senate, Mr.. Powell, Of
Ky, had given notice that he shosld call
for an investigation regarding the Jispsr-
sion u the Convention recently assembled
al Frankfort.
Gold in New York was 1921.
The Canada brings English dates 70 the
18th.
The Queen in her speech TO Parliament
SAYS. with regard 10 American affairs. that
she had sbstained from taking any steps
with view 10 induce q cessation Uf hos
tiliues. because il bad not seemed that any
such oyertures would be attempted with
any possibility Of suedess. She. hose,er,
viewed with the deepest concern the con.
fict which still ragged, and witnessed with
grief the distress which the war inflicted
upon portions Of her subjects.
The London Times says that il is report.
ed that certain parties IL Paris had offered
a loan 20 the Confederate Government Of
P5.0OO,OOo sterling, 90 the basis Of Cotton
at sd. per ID. with the optisn Of exchanging
for Confederate bonds al 20. bearing per
cent. interest, and that the offer had been
accepted.
The insurrection il Poland 10 said 10 be
spreading A sanguinarv battle bad been
fought at Wengrow, 10 which the in.ur.
gents were defeated aud the town captured
By the Russians.
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the dispersion of the Democratic Conven-
ton at that place by the military. The
House Of Repre- ssnta,iyes BY decided
vote having refused the use vi the Hall the
delegates rented the Theatre. Delegates
from forty counties we're present. David
Merrywelher was elected Chairman, %
taking the Chair he expressed the hope
that the Convention would do nothing tha.
good and loyal citizens should not do. In
the meantime a regiment Of soldiers with
Gxed bayonets arrived 10 front Of the thea
ire, and when call Of counties was made.
Col. Gilbert took the stand and informed
the Convention that none but men Of un-
doubted loyalty to the Government would
be allowed to run for any Office. He ad-
vised the delegates to dispense TO their
homes, and in future desist from all such
attempts to precipi,ate civil war upon the
State. The assemblage then adjourLrd.
There was some excitement in the city ba,
no disorders.
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savannsh, Feb. 2S.--The Nashville "
coming up the Ogeschee last night groutd'
ed on sand.b,r above Fort NeAllistsr'
She was discovered this morning by inc
enem,'s fleet. whereupon an iron-clad open.
ed upon her acruss the marsh II Z 30. sni
continued the Gre until 10. when an Incen.
diary she'll struck her aud set her IN iiames.
She Is now toisl wreck. The Fdri hired
upon the iron clad hitting her twice. The
uiher gunbnats of the feet shelled the Fort
but did no damage.
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The bakers nf CharlestuB have rsisei the
price Of brad 10 twsnt, i've cents Tor 3
half pound losf. Flour is selling there Al
sixty five dollars per barrel. An enprmou,
ain IN the eyes Of God.
Two English steamers, the Dover and the
Granite CITY. with foil rargors. arrived .,
Wilmington on Wednesday last.
The town Of Bolivar Landing. fifty mics
above Memphis. has been destroyet BIZ the
gunboat Gnns.tngs. IN RET Station Tor hiring
into the Jenny Land BY gusnillas.
IL is saii thar Fl. Preside Pierce isac.
lively engaged 10 carry New Hampshire
against the LlncOln iam.nIstra tion.
The New York Times seems 10 appr.-
bend that thu French Emperor has deter.
mined To open the Southern ports al al
early day.
Both Houses sf the Yankee Congress have
passed the bill To provide l.r 4 ,nation.i
currency. secured BY pledss u United
Stairs Stacks.
S.wne idea Of the bill may be gathered
from the speech ~ Mr. Baker, VINO saiu'
. This bill. IL carried lnip effect, prup".cs
10 introduce an incaassr,ible currency By
this scheme our banking system will be g.
tally sanihilatrd aud driven nut BY tasa-
lioa. The bill gives snlimlied ppsef y
one man. Il places in the hands Of the ~
crrtsry the basis Of the whole banking ~
siititutions Uf the soun'ry."
THg YAsKgK CossrRIrrioS.- This pei
sure. which hiss passed the Senate. provide
for the enrolment AMI calling into servlc'.
II need be. of all ihe able -bndied men b..
tween twenty aud frty.iise. The anlyrf
emptions briRs the Governors aad STAT,
Judges, the only sons Of popr widows. AMI
a few others. Substantially. a. the New
York Times says. II Is putting vi the able
bodied men II the Ioyal States ~ for three
years. and all told, the force will umbrr
three millions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
yIcgsuuao.-TAe telegraph informed Us

yIcgspuRo.- telegraph informed rs
ON "Wednesday that the enemy were throw
ing she'll lnto the city on the 18th, aud that
the portion Of the city fronting the river
Was untenable. The enemy have erected
batterie. on the levee in range Of the town.
Our batteries replied slowly and deiibs-
rately. A large army invests vick,burg
aud u course further news from there viii
be looked ior with great interest the
thing is sure; drawer people never in-
hab,teda place than the citizens oi vlcks-
burg. aud a mnre heroic baud never deirnd-
ed one than those shs Ros keep watch al
this place. May Gud defend the right. and
may the san,lals be thwartei in all their
attempts on gallant little Sicksbry.
Progress
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04

To Clerks. The Comptroller Of the
State urgently requests the Clerks Of the
County Courts Of the several Counties, 10
forward him Immediately by mail the num-
Der Of Tax Collection Districts in each
county. The press Of this State will please
notice this request. STANDARD
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04

Persons well acquainted with the COZ, !,
iry bordering IN The Yazoo Pass End 1o"
Water, say, II the enemy succeed 10 get
ting their gunbeats in the Cold Water ihey
will never ret .out-that an army o. one
thousand men could hold NJ bay and ue
stro y an invading force Of $4,000 10 ina
country.