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ee iedeFals Lees army has rscrossed the Potomac
without any important engagement having apparently
taken phce between the armies. Port Hudson mas
unconditionay surrendered. The attack on Charleston
has recommended shis time the Unionsts have led
"a with They have occupied MOTIFS Island
and have caused considerable loss 70 the Conederates
who tried TO prevent their landing In Tennessee, Rose
has taken thousand prisoners In New York
very serious disturbances have occurred These dis
turbances for which the CONSUMPTION has served
preext appear bean caused by The parsans OF
slavery We see proof OF this in the which
the rioters committed. against the blacks especially
5From the Journal des Debats, July 27.l
Would General lee fight second battle on the north Of
the Potomac Could Port Hudson mold after the fall
Of Vcksburg2 We inclined TO the belief that the future
q America depended upon the reply given by
these questions. Events have replied Port Hudson
IL is the Richmond Enquirer, at all events, which
W surrendered the 9th OF July the federa
the entire Of the Mssissppiisnow ed
the legitimate authority OF the United States. A few
days afterwards Gen. Lee recrossed Potomac that
the States faithful to the Union delivered from
son Washington broathes again. and Richmond once
threatened The importance these events ia in
creased whom we remember that Louisiana and North
Carolina the two States from which the revolt against
the federal Congress proceeded taking steps
return to tho unen 10 maintaining the constitution they
lad before the war.
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TeisSraphic Communications with Eu.

We have no sort Of doubt ourselves that lncreaeed
knoF ledge the part u ali engaged IN tho conE,rucon
s,lng and ultimate laying o. telegraph cables will AFFORD
81 tho passc substantial ydcace q te q sub.
naFiae tines n almost any esth II y imysslbls "
believe that eostly failures have been Without their use
and that the perfect Insulation u The als0r
whch Is practicable, DIS not In an imm-uss dsrree
render that ierprike more certain which, W the mary
q Civilization, failed ln 1855
Bot whatever may be our o-n v.s~s ana lyss a the
eminent scientific eonnrctsd wn submarine tsie
Krayhy IL eannot DO questiouei that repeated faarss
have given capitalists and hnsacics Gis,ass ~ Tie
employ ment ~ their money In this irscrgtn eater
pre and The recent failure of portion " the malta And
Alexandra hne, although probably dse =, Causes th.
might have been fore9ecn wili undoubtedly aaec tbss
companies Who are seeking from tne p1oc hancid cup
ns therefore with no small pleasure tina, We perceive
that, BY Of ths Atlantic TeiegfSh Company tho
samue~ q iset y pretty certain v witness cu@ !
and Ne thrk successful attempt % Unite sas M
he success a ms will uniosbtsily stlmsi,is the
promoters " other, though Divers lsnes snd Cor tins
and south route, shAi spcpfiy - -1bmsrns
Lines course u coostsuctlon. snf. 90 bDf~, ultimate
eafe deposition TIE bcd y The oessn Rsysring gen
srIy the qnesslon u sicctrn comm1n cattsa sst~-~n
the Oh VOID ami tho New may not he a psace
refer 10 the fuso Amerpssn ae tse rsfils ~ vLioh
,soa .asos ss1 b. dc coarss a vsss.sxssa mo 10
The ssssca q is12, voted s,h~dy 10 90 ye~r 10
the proccroV, rsb~rt u oourss " ~ ssssi ocnpstson.
Iogrnal that "nr Perry sscorosg a Coias ~ Aus~tf
can sph,sct has presented 10 to- eoug sulh-s
g: .ss .. u. ,s, Amor - - ,,s ss f,s.
limo viil Asons the q oxhss~s far R,i.us
STRAITS, scruss The sAnd a ~. Lawrence fron thss~s
vil b osdact~i ~ NJ sbsss u tbs Asrcn oansnsas
and JOIN shst California ias, toschag a ssikA-"
esasos = the map ~ni sbou thAs, svsa d onoosxsl
By Rnssh, thn liDe oouA nos ~ oooNssrssd without
The ssecenn a thS brash xov~rnnsot, and have
rsssoa 70 tnov shsa ~ V shs prsss~s ts The ocosSss
q ths ia1tss -. n< bsrs ~-sn soskeit~d, mnh -
obtAssd Oar reshsss thsrssogs va sarpfssd "
sarn that tks eD,n<i u ssais ~ the Essst~n r,y~u.
n~ss, ~hiss so$ ss-eissssy r-<gsns 70 kr cans Ne
sa~es~1a 6r tbs l1s, have reyi~f Ia sch tsrns e
ghs ~ esprrt~d % he b~wA gv~stsrn a rSs,swf
vksch, 70 ~ NJ ~Ast. b. s-sa pat b~fore then q :
erode and ubdigsgs~s form.
10 Truth. va the ps~sss state a vissioa 10 Es.ss-.
4tsra, - VIA " wssssi D>y.AAssa " ~ vvssra
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following q statement OF the existing
81 Russia 10 should be understood that this list ia.
csds only those vosses which seaworthy aud nj for
active service
Tho Russian feet comprises six divisions, As follows
The Baltic feet.
2-Ihe Black Sea feet.
3--The naval force siatioled In the Amour
t-1he nect ia the White SEA-
5-rhe neot In the Caspian sea.
6--The naval force on ,hs hke Il Arsl.
This last force H., 81 the smallest OF ALI and
consists indeed OF Only two slplll rcspec
lively forty aud Twelve hor-~ power The feet the
White s.a Il somewhat more powerful, since includes
vxh engines u two hundred forty aud hnndrcd
aud nfy horse power respectively, and three smaller
steamers.
The next most important feet is tina, Va this caspian
comprising two steamers Of eght hundred and atty
lower and ten steam trans orts four o. which hitter
armed with eight guns, and the other six with guns
each
The naval force the Afncor river il at the present
time rather large II u composed or coryettes
mounting eleven guns each -chocners six OF six
nA EACH and the other Carrying four guns and eleven
trsnsports three Of them screws aud col
lectlvely thirty seven guns. The feet a tho black
q COARSE much more powerful than those just
toned
The Black sca feet posed u forty.tvo war steam
ers, Of which curry e.syen guns each three carry
ggns each, and the remainder two four gsns
Tue Baltic ert inclodes less than nine hips Of the.
lac. OF one hundred and thirty ave hundred and
thfly hundred and eleven eighty four three
eighty three, seventy eight and sKty eight guns four.
teen figal.s, one OF wilson mounts seventy guns and
fsr others carrying frJm forty I've 70 guns ar
corvet armed with eleven guns each t~o
glnboas vi three guns each steamers u varouH
sN~ carrying ogethsr sixty ght guns nlncteen small
er aioamers aud i've usnsporis making aoiA q SIXTY
four sail.
The greater number Of these vezses we're bgni Ia
tngand snd Mted With EIglisn engines between the
years 1851 and 1891.
Ms lsi does not include The recently built ron-clads
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nlAnQHse. OLD GOLD AsD sfLsGa-sr ooixo
~ LUIS Asncn. ~ gre@e-sg 80 80 ss-
ekss $3.50 y ns rsy - y'smys&s "a 0se ss1 s,ss,
vrneyt t<sB eenp~t~f cfs~f Essse 10 ss<Asmss
10 esss IN 80 .~1sas.s ~s~~v tsmsis nAs n.s~s
tns2s a is~s ssf vaf, sosesfs tAs hxssa ysSas 4 A
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DycKnN Ia ygLrOs rsnks. LArx ~ ~ Axr
~. sfs~st. sssnaf.u@r*s 800 - rs sls~s iasrt
resa,<assa - sressss . b~ru ga s~rss& Dsas hssz
y~sssajar -
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1868

between tho Polish provinces OF the empire Of Austria
and sns country known ~ the kingdom Of Poland.
g. ral IN which The Russian government PROPOSES to
come 10 an understanding with Austria aud Prussia Tor
the settlement o. tho aias (pOar regler sor their
desire you TO yourself very explicitly IRE,
ttiaenD 10 tho Minister FOR Foreign Anal 81 that
the may DC NO doubt ~ " tho Intentions Of tho mpe
rai government.
A the Inference despatch OF the 18th OF Juns
alleges tho se evident fact that ts meeting must depend
on the participation Of Russia u is perfectly clear that
the Powers confer with Russia II she refuses
APPEAR but does not follow that approve of such
refusal
On The contrary, OF tho opinion that for Russia
the proposal 10 hold conference Ia quite acceptable out
fat .eftatie). BY means u q teeg have d.
rected Count ThGn 10 express himself In sense and
70 correct the erroneous impression produced BY our
despatch.
tho Kingdom of Poland are on par In respect 70 the
kind OF conference proposed by Russia have declared
Cabinets Of Vienna London Paris forms q tie which
Austria cannot loosen In order TO negotiate separately with
Russia
You may this despatch to the Minister for Foreign
Anairs Accept, &c RECHBERG.
The Poles and the Armistfcs.
National Government the Prince Czartorysk has
placed N our hands for publication
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, FOREIGN OFrcE,
vAHoyE, July 10, 1868. !
To II. \. TIE PRINCE LspIsLAs CzARroRYsKi:--
N. IL PRSCr-1he National Government has received
your letter OF the 30h June relative question the
armistce. You authorized declare aresh the
vntoua approciatoS w1th nveiy Rrattudo
the socitnde o. the medating Powers, and that II Ii
always disposed to accept suspension Of hostties You
Will DC careful, nevertheless, to make known that the
essential point 70 establish the extension Of the arms
tice 70 all the Polish provinces In which the national In
surrecton has broken out Az TO the special conditions
OF the armstico the National believes right
70 insist upon the following points
!. The Russians shall retain possession OF certain
nominated localities, in order to prevent any conflicts
with the population.
All persons under arrest shall be at liberated
al pursuit on political grounds snail equally ceaseJ all OK
lies shall return 10 their country
3. permanent international commission shall be
established In the country for the purpose OF seeing tho
armistice vigorously put In execution.
You will be good enough 10 keep the national govern
ment an couram OF the incidents which detailed dis
cussion OF the armistce might give rise 10.
The National Government convinced that tho points
above indicated indispensable TO any combination
whose object might be tho eectua stopping the eusion
or blood
You may assure the mediatng Powers that the engage
ments that may be contracted these grounds win DO
faithfully observed by tho Poles. l.. So
L. CxARroRysKi.
correct copy.
Tho seal is employed in place Of signatures
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PERSONAL


A LrRED HARDIN0HAM OF PHILADELPHIA, LATE.
n ~ returned from EUROPE be heard from address,
Ing him II french Hotel New Fork Commercial Hotel
Philadelphia.
TT MR.. ALAETHAs HESRIQUO. LATELY RESIDENT
i OF Chsntauqua county. ~ ", Will address NJ, Herald
ore. stating hts place OF residence he win hear soething
10 his interest
r AUSDRy wASTED-Fo osK IN GOOD ORDER A
purchaser be found BY addressing Laundry Herald
oaice, stating iocauon, nc.
MR.. JOSEPH BoNEAU. WHO CALLED ON PER
o'clock win pszss inform a. L. Of h,s direction state
where Interview be had directing tie " O. L..
l25s Crosby street. or q. L.. Herald onice
Il with Daniel o HsrA, at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
TvNIOS PLACE AND sfxrEEkTH STREET --rHE
u young ladies walking down The Fourth
IL O'Clock Thursday, August who recognized grnsman
In the or Hreenth and Unon
pisoe viii confer favor and snd acquaintance By
Ing address 10 frsnk Nelson. Metropolitan HolsI
WANTED TO ADOPr-A SouN0 0IRL AN ENTIRE
orphan between Is and H. years 10 ags, la yrosst
-mbrodsrng and be Willing 70 make herself urfai
OF tho family Such q will lind good bose and b~
wrTproyided for Address Mrs Ondrronk Union squsr.
Post once, ~ y
yKASTED-TwO SMALL CHILDREN TO ADOPT IN
w the country, Girl apd boy girls. from 10
Years of age viii bs well educated aud ~el provided Tor
Address srs canArd. uaiopfinarr rc1i Once y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or MARGARrr DosA
w hue who landed IN New Yorh from Manchester, Eag.
land Ia June I-S by her brother Mhar D0uAhe lately
landed. A irrss Mr. Smith 90 West wa,hinztns piece
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sive prepar being hurried forward Finland. The
commander achie Of the IN that province Baron
Wrangei, is taking great pains 70 obtain thorough
knowledge Of the For this purpose he report
to be making constant journeys In the environs Of
Hesngfors Tavasehuus Abo, Gan9o and other places,
accompanied by the officers belonging 70 the military
council the Governor General Gangs Of aborers work
day aud aight upon the fortincations OF swasborg
Works are being thrown up nj rronsnnd and in the
vicinity OF wiburs. aotla Of steamers has been
gnzed upon the lakes Of Neusefw and Peyun, between
TavnsehuGs and 1amcriors. Supplies Of -four
stanty 10 Hcsngfors and forwarded by railway
to Tavastenuus Timber Is being bought up Nv the gov
ernment In large quantities. rumor also in circula
ton that military camp about to be established At
rarola Mamo; but this will not be definitely decided
until the arrival Of the Emperor Finland expect.
ed daily.
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A RrIFIcIAL TEETH HAVE BgcOaE NIECE
~ ssty slth all classes and ~ syst-n pro.
dncc letter teeth osi reelection In pcs, tpyw
that wherever D@cofYs known shall
ssement ADD sppor rtgss 40 arr able .aa ~inng To-
them high prices but thai lgrty sh0n
tn. saving Of noney desirable Offer teeth superior
quality s about orr hs tho price o. pr'yaS aenlsD All
cOrdaly1nriLi ~ call Aud eIArniur samples
prloe. AMERICAN TEETH COMPANY DENTISTS. %
Bs1~ry, opposite fsth street
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EXCURSIONS.


LfeiiiMg BANKS, sffOfi--tg0D CALgHT DAILY r
II 90 sissusf sfAfFs ISLANDER, t.tssis q FhNF
runafsx -ysp AZ sasrls - gffay fr~ saat sfsaii
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nsnis bsii snf inss On bpsi
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w a. Fss.ass " "a. " wt.sAsy cias 80 eess ~
a. gsas.s CO.'S "a ras.tsy lsxa. "a re.s-. - osu.
49, VI IA neA~s* 40 ss@M - A 80
a.f n TIE t@fir Trf - s~~aybT
usif tf4t 49, nws.as q 80 .if~f.sgs ~ ksf
pss Sac tars ses fffs lh~a ~ - " h<fF %
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srsg .sw siDswHEgL sIEasiH o. n wIsAsrx
y sasftsr fe< tsrsrsagss sff1 81 Yiss = vera
r,uy gaasp yEsrffsL tsv PICNIC or w yfs
4. gsal @.a.tf 80 " la. l.ss a.. -
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Il 0s- a f~sssr n x~sss gr.sslys 81 sgs.s =
= rrsr.<s, n. Ia isa, q nsrrtfursvs 4 a. 60.
40 h~se $1,000 fss ts- ~~aasa rAr vlshinx y -
~ tssm~ssves s.A 90 - ~ ezs1 ,Asy~ ~ ssp~sS 81
Gs>sss ~sAy ~ s>ss sss sssspa Tsssss s..s,,
sye ~sis s~ss C<aSss, s~>sv rse~s ksH rr>s ~
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The Polish Expeditions in Meldsvis.


Tho Polish band which, 70 proceed from 10ultscha,
where II had been formed, into Russia Of
forced 10 pass the Modavian territory, effected
the passage OF the Danube In singular At Sd
lima ten passengers, quite noonsive In appearance
barked on board tug steamer bearing tho English tag
the vessel had hardly left the port whom Of the
strangers presented revolver at the breast
whilst his companions intimdated tho In the Same
They had the steamer taken 70 Toultscha, at
which place about 400 armed men embarked with
thirty i've horses. under tho orders OF Mkowsk This
band landed at Rcn, where the captain Of tho
paid ESQ and each Of the sailors E From REM the
small column proceeded direct towards the frontier OF
BessarAba. Prince Uouza sent Colonel Canesco 70 NIL
kowski TO summon him 70 evaeuae tho Modavian terri
tory BY returning by the road by which he had
After negotiations, which lasted whole day with
out producing any result orders employ force
transmitted BY telegraph from Bucharest to Colonel
Cahncsco. This rather dicuit 20 Tho i've
companies which Cainesco had al hts disposal numbered
only hundred, and opposed 70 them four hun.
drei determined and well trained men, armed with
celcnt rifles with sword bayone On the 18th July at
the morning. the Poles attacked tho Moldavian sol
diers, who barred their way. combat ensued, which
lasted until two Afternoon whom the Poles carried
the snemys position and continued their way, close
column towards the Prnth. There In all
bred killed and wounded sixty OF whom the side
Of the Moldnyiaus.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY
n TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED
WITHOUT FAfh.

issaperior chloreform ether perfectly harm
Irs= When proIefy sfuiinsrred . qurt sisrp.
during whrh -rHtrsft t~sf us eias he
pafra Teeth Ied ard ARTIFICIAL teeth Inserted mr.
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SN. 600 wosrn o. cas-. o., srs s,.. =,
cs~ ~ csshins ca<ps1 al rsss-ss Gel a - a.
ds~es ne<s " - s~v~rs s<tssra ThisIr thrf
80 rry fssrsh ssssss~ Lssss ss~sS.s n - .yssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

(,OSTIsuAIlOs 80 THr gKEAr SALE Al
W ~ BBHEHi, 1ss
Far TIils NIFK al 1reE or sutr. BrOcg Al -
fsontpg KRpA cTiON-
FRENCH BAhL.E HOsft
AL oug DRg.s GOODS
BLACK AND coLoEED SILK
suswLs AND sAsTiLLks
-, e,,,...,, asfRsFs D - ssaA
x,n,v,.. ,,,..,,,,, Rsaas.@ y ~ .rst.
PRINTS. GIs0HAss AND cLOTns
BLEacHgD AVID BRovs NcsLfss -
nssg'.a - ~ cat
20 All prse
A. y. thsh af.etafsrsN tfsass
" n. PA OA,
~ bD~Afy.
NoastssY
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DOR sALE-os EASY TERMS, A SMALL FARM on
about ten acres. neat cottage barn, Ac buildings ali
new situated twenty mules FROM New York about guar
OF mile from God~inyilir station Erle allrua1
Alec Farm Of thirty sin INTO
station. Inquire Of O. STUART. 0odwinsil. Bsr.rn
N. a.
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will be necessary. Advertisements are charged S2
per square of ten lines for the frst and vi % Tor
each succeeding insertion.
The Petersburg Express. Daily, is $40 per annum
This advance, the Express says is rendered neces.
sary by the late advance in the price ofPaper which
has gone up from SO 10 IS cents per pound with
certain prospect Of being one dollar soon The prics
before the wal was nine 10 ten cents"
This prospective large increase inshe price Of pa
per compes us to resort to some couniervaine pro-
cess We shall not increase the price OF the Recor-
der at present, but we must advance something IN
eur charges fer advertizng. Hereafter therefore, our
charges will be 81 so per square Of fourteen lines
far the FIRST insertion, and IS cents fot each subse-
qaen, insertion. The price OF the Recorder VIII con-
,inue So per snnum in advance SO SO i no, paid
within three months. and 81 il delayed until after
the expiration Of the year; and we shall compelled
mere strictly to adhere to these terms than hereto
core. Those in arrears are earnestly requested TO
pay up.
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RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

RECEIVING NEW GOODS.
SUGAR and COFFEE,
- IA and Bleached C0fToNS,
Black aud White and Golored CALICsS,
Table Knives, 1hmbles,
Shoe Pinchers, Cut Tacks, Steel Lasting Tacks,
Honey Soap, Letter Paper.
Head Handkerchleis, Null Muslin,
Linen Lusler and 0snabuTgs,
white and Black Thread,
White and Black Bsfs suspender su'tsas,
Skirt Braids, Brswn Muslns,
Colored Fannels. White Grape
De Birge, Spool Cotton,
Agate Buttons, Black Tape,
Pins. Coarse Needles.
Hair Pins, English copperas,
Tea, Crushed Sugar, Exlrac, Loewsed.
IL. N. BROWN & CO.
July %. A-
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CHEATING THE DEVIL.

Squire H.. living in the town oil a.. was
4 man in very easy circumstances, with es-
sry thing enough in dssrs.snd out. in ms
ward was a huge pile Of weed, sawed and
spIit, and sufficient in bulk to keep dozen
families through the wiaser. with enough
more where that came srsm.
Across the street from Squire III. lived
Mrs. w., poor widow woman IN straight
ened circumstances, with fsur mouths TO
feed and four little bodies to warm besides
her own.
SQUIRE H. dsated on his big wood pile,
and was in the habit Of taxing peep At Il
through the closed blinds Of his window
before goins TO bed at night. One night
he saw female hanging around the pile,
and opening the blind partially to get bet
ter view, saw her steep, pick up large
armful and start OF. She had not proceed
ed fer, hvsvsr. when she stopped short,
asd he overheard the following: /" ! cannot
steaI-the eye Of God IS uPoo me" and
dswn went the wood, and she walked Cd
4 few steps and stepped again: " have
net stick Of wood in the house, the wea-
Their i. bitter cold. and my poor children
are freezing. The Squire has enough and
will never miss it." So saying she filled
her arms agaia With the coveted wood.
Again she stsrted, and again hesitated.
What! sf.als never before did such a
taing, aad God tsrbid that should do il
.swl" aad ds1n went the wood on the
vile ssaia. But the thsught Of her safer.
ing brood brought her once more TO the pile
and she filled her arms the third time with
wsod. Once more she started. aud agar
turned back. will net steal vii
trust in God. and il it 10 his will we'll por
isl together" Sc saving she threw dewr
the wood upon the pile. aud the Squire saw
her enter her dwelling and close the door
He retired to bed, but slumber was slow u
visiting his eysl,ds. He thought OF the poo
vidsw and sf her suffering children. ant
perhaps when he slept he dreamed OF them
Early the next forenoon, widow w. wa
surprised 90 see the Squires four-ex team
loaded with wood, haul up in front of he
dwelling, and the squire commence pitch
ing i Oft.
" What's this, Squire H.w said the Al
tsaished and haIf.iIightsned woman;
didn't order that wood, and God knows
can't pay for il"
It's yours. and all paid for. Madam,
sung out the Squire, tuggirg away al. a b
log. You cheated the devil last night
The poor woman insisted that there mu
De some mistake about il.
II tell you it, yours for cheating q
devil last night" said the Squire, /" Al
cAere GENES man 10 raw il up, and sp
it, sad pack il away in your wood house
The widow began to smell raj. a
siammered her thanks to the Squire, a
Tetreated into the house. She wanted
no mere wood that wister. =.
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WOOL CARDING

THE Subscriber, living one and halt miles east
l. OF Cedar GROVE, will have his WOOL CARD.
ING MACHINES in good order aud in operation
in iew days. and will card White Wesl foi the
sixth pound. OF ,hriy.fse cen,s in money; for MAJ
IN. 6fiy cents. Mixing must be pulled together be-
fore il is brought 70 The Machine.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
lana ~. 99-iw
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Increase OF Price. The Atlanta Geo.
ssps have put up their price 70 $40 per annum icr
she Daily, and 20 cents FOR single copies The A.
lss,a Tnt.IIigenesr i Ga per month for The Daily and
81 per month for the Weekly issue, and no subscrp-
asn Is taken for longer than three months = under
sAs impression, We nay suppose, tina, ansisrr rise
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
Ono Hundred DolIars Reward.

DAN away ffsm tie subscriber, in August 1862.
my Boy Green. lie is about siI feet high. !
bright hulsiio. lie has wife and eight n nine
children II Nr. Henry Whiteds near IliIIsborsuah.
and may BE- harbsrcj in that ncighbsrhesd. viii
give the sbsYs reward fer bis apprehension and deli
very 10 se, Or cenfnsment 10 any jail.
EVANS TURNER.
Augvsts ssf-