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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.
PROSPECTUS

an AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF No.
- YEMnER NEAT, the STATE JOURNAL. p,s
be published
DAILY, TIL. WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The DAILY STATE JOURNAL ~ilI cenl,i. N
the new. received up to the latest hour. kt,,, r,a
iug and Nill eou,ii Of TWO EDI1iuNs DAILY.
1hr MORNING EDITION will contain tie 6tp,t,
The evening nails aud 81 TELEGRAPH NLWs
up TO 10 o'eock The previous night, anJ " Il IL su.p6
81 q cts subscribers srd sen M The no,nng mar.
Nonh and East; liz EVENING EDITION will,
printed II 3 O'Clock P M and viii rrnain tie add.
iion,l news hy felfefsIh W 10 : at.ock p N ,rd
Jill To stnt IA Ihr Trains Mrsi and III iht Ft,elerls
nail. Thu. subscribers. matter II vhu eit.si..,
lhry may hss, will have tt w 10 The dspariurs
II The mails
Arrangements hssr hecn n,sde u procure TEIE.
GRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALI PARTS OF Tar
c0NFEDERAcY. expressly Tor he state loufn,i
GENERAL NEWS III NAIL viii he prompt, 49,.
ilshrd TIE MARKETS vii ~ fui, rrpcItsd NJ
LIABLE CORRESPONDENTS viii Re seruied. IN
the srmi md ei-eahrr Tie / LEGISLATIVE Pro.
sEEDINGS viii II uporfa faih IN rcrf.itrt NJ
poucrs The state lcutn. vii - e,.sahaIy
NEWSPAPER.
TERMS
Tor TIE DAlI.Y.-ls months SO montt.. Ss.
months. 81 manb. -.
Farihe TIKI HEEkLY ~. month, ~ months
S2.50. months. s ~.
For the WEEKLY: mouths. 81, moab.
ST 81,
No .db-cr'piion. received tre,lt III ~ ie,rsos:
terms.
ADVERTISING RATES:
.quste. Lay. 81 50 rquats. ar,t. tlE
Do dh,s. ais Is wot. ~
do 3Jsys. % 70 evs.t, -.
al dsyr. rs do m-fth. stt
Ten lines NIKE ) -qvars
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The above faies apply .niy 70 III daily lapt. n
sciii-swsnis viii II inherited III Ill. Nsr1r lafss
the usual fsgUlsf rsirs, ~ ure collar psr ssuss
tbs 6ut Insertion. aud twenty "a cent. rea,h, uIs
qnehl insertion. Addre.s.
/ JOHN SPELMAN.
Editor and Pfuptitls
Raleigh. \. :.
J October rs. isCs. Co.
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

NEyE have lev bubthes q Cotton, 10 e1ehange
W lf striped Cotton khoe fanai, sc.
Woal lse % have weaving done and fay IN
Cotton yafn.
Wta.ga. Rags 81 four cents per pound. GO aescd
Ashc III twenty cents pef bashei, ani FiaF taging
Thread.
Will paw a premium fof ibe sishInf $3.50 bunch
sf Cotton yarn o. bolt ef - cents pef yard u a
CsttaHs-hayc not seen either 81 vet.
II. ". BROWN & co.
January -. 70
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NOTICE

HAVING. a. November .Frrn. s, n. lsS2, M
Oranss Count, EuIrt. qu,lihed - tdmies.rs.
TOT II JEFFERSON NOM. Decreased. noiire Is
hereby gwen 20 Al persons having debts claims o.
demands agains, the estate III tic all deceased u
present lhrm 10 me and those indebted 10 il TO cums
forward and nske payment
]. s. LEATHERs, Adm'r.
Derember 81 -
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The South Carolina Legislature has just
,ass-d bill to guarantee s5OO,0O0,OOO 81
m Confederate debt which may b. here
after incurred, and proposes to endorse
s34 .4s2,758, being her proportion accord
misrepresentation. leaving out heataek,s,
and Missouri.
Kentucky Legislature has ordered out
twenty thousand troops under the Military
BOARD 10 resist the enforcement o. Linz
coins proclamation.
It's said that Gen. Magruder has cap.
,nred another Yankee war vessel a va.
weston. She steamed intu port not Know
log that it had been captgred by our Tor.
ces.
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w New Crop, rom Peter Lawson Il SON, Lond.r
LIST or CONTENTS or CASE
90 lbs East Lothian Purple Top Turnip, So Oopnlb
6Olbs. Bsngholm Imm'd PurrlerepTunip, s. 90
20 lhs YeIow Allringbsm Turnip, 800
20 lbs Select AtttngLam Carrot, 400
40 lbs. Best Parsnp, 3 20
H. Red Celery, 90
lbs. Dwaif York Cabbage 40o
10 lbs. Golden Ball lurnip, 3es
4 lbs. White Dutch Turnip. 2 90
30 lbs. Salmon Colored Radsh. ) 90
10. seymours White Celery, 4 40
III. Stakeholder CaulHover 90
10 lis. Moods Frame Radish ! al
los. Early tlern Carrot, co
II lbs. Mixed lump Rsdish, 90
lbs. EARLY Caulifawer, 90
40 lbs Prickis Spinags. ae
lb. v bite Cabbage Lettuce, 90
| 10 his. Drnnhead Cabbage Lettuce. 90
4 > lhs. Brown Dutch Lettuce, 1 90
| 10 Hardy Green Lettuce, 1 on
/ 10 lbs. snow Ball lump, s0e
\ 10 lis. Round Spinsse, aoa
| lbs. select DInmhsad cabbage, 90
! | ID. Enheld Market cabbage, co
. lhs. Red Surry Carrot. 40
! 10 lhs. Drumhead savoy Cahhsee. 20
All ordess over twenty 6,e dollars, tWcnty.e,s Nc,
cent OF; all under pOurd, fifty per cent sdd,d ID
The iis u prices. The case ~as received Nv lae Il,
rival; seed ell warranted pure and geod.
II. \. BROWN 4 co.
Oelsbcr y. Sc
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J.pas.-An American Episcopal mis-.
sionary, rev. Mr.. Williams,) states that
edcts u things forbidden stand posted A.
the head Of the street. and FIRST on he list
i "the sect Of Christians that head
mas i appointed for each street, who =
obliged 10 present to the governor every
veara paper signed BY all theresldents. men,
women and children. declaring. Hitherto
we have not been OF the sect OF christians :
that every five heads Of families are made
spi.s IN III the members Of the hive tam
lies, TO prevent secret aposiacy TO Christi.
ani,y; and that on the Statute Boards,
ia front 81 The governors house. j. tarlti
Of prices. offering froa three 70 i've or .siA
hundred dollars 10 all who will Inform On
those who become Christians. lis mis-.
sionsry work consists in the studs Oh the
language, the preparation Of books. tbs
dlstribuiion &c Testaments. AMI religious
conversations with visitors. lie isnot dis.
couraged. but hopeful.
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an AND AFTER The FIRST DAY OF No.
- yEMnER NEAT, The STATE JOURNAL Nh
b. nnhli.hrd
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NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER fnr saIe 3f1 acres ~ land two miles
4 north Of Hlllsborongh The land is very produs
tive and we'll adapted 10 Corn. " heal. and Tobacco.
with large quantity d Meadow grounds. TIE land
il well supplied with water. ard The Improvements
consist OF large Barn and stsbles. with two good
framed building. and one log house limo, sold sooa
viii lie for rent. Terms to sIll the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
Noyenler 9Th. 6s-
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Glorious Newsl-To the Public!

MY PARTNER mir, a. simpson, 10 The snop
Va formerly owned BY Jones n Hooker, has 81 las,
got away fftm Newborn. and We shall sci the shop
10 work a. soon as possible.
We want 10 buy Lumber AZ al SORTS Immediately.
Csll upon II. then Partners and Mlllsis. 20 thai We
can get ready forthwith TO mend UP aud makr The
tools and machinery necessary for you 10 carry ~
wsrk with.
Now Is the Tine 10 strike Tor freedom in the psnu.
featuring llns BtIns In ynur msisHal n W and
cese the highes, cash prices lor " u ,Uch unik q,
you Ht'" ROSCOE HOOKER.
November sih. 6s-
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Iln9n lIn
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G A IL ID

IN the Absence of regular Tuner, will attend to
the Tuning Of PIANOS 10 HillsboIough. charge
Five Dollars, unless The Pisno has not been tuned
within twelve months. when charges will be made
according 10 its condition. All strings and repairs
extra. HENRI RASEI,ER
Jansary 20. Is--i1m
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TaE HILIssosoUcH nEcoRLEa
i rrBifsurs wetRtt
nY nEAAaa HanAnT,r.

pcrnis Two Dollar. yraf u paid y sdt'ff'
Two Doilais snd fift reAis Il nj Paid Nihih Z
nonib., OF Three Doliaf,, Il ieia8td mil aiiti
expiration ~ TIE tepE
Nopspcr viii IL Discontinued uniii 81 autaisgs's
paid. unless 81 the option u The gutinhet
Nj paper will hr itnt n rev I'll trfief eni fi
siaie unless payment i inside h vance. ~ sonsF
.on IN she State shall become IL. ion, Sc
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Adytrlising Salfs fOr The Rgtordff

Advertisements not exceeding fourteen hncs, !"
dollar Tor the rsi, aud twenty FIVE cents CO.. each 'ss
scquent inseriion longer ones u popaulon. ~
advertisements twsnty.f rer rent. hshcL &c.
iion Of one.ihird will be made for advertisers BY -
yeat
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2iterarifehe SINGING.


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plpben l5is
Snit22s SSba Bed, Gteentbdner.
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In bieier NnaH eurtrt Dirbea ao BIZ Wease mtstr pnnb
dritl6er GpraOnn melbs Et obiOn susfahrts buer
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of deere
~ tai order made and entered of record by the
County Court Of Will County in the State of Illinois,
the September term thereof A d. 1865 in the
of petition for leave sell the real estate of
which john Mulligan late OF said county deceased
died seized wherein Austin Godfrey, administrator
Miriam Wilson late Miriam Mullg9n administrative
and Samuel Wilson husband Of said Miriam and ad-
ministrator in right Of his wife of the estate of said
John Mulligan, deceased. petitioners and Miriam
Wilson late widow of, Elizabeth Downs late Elizabeth
Mulligan, Leila Mulligsn, William A. Mulligan, Shell
don II. Mulgan, EmOrett p. Mulligan, Josephine N.
Mulligan, Lewis D. MullIgan and Edward H. Mulligan
only children AMI heirs at law of John Mulligan, de-
Elizabeth, Leila, William A. Sheldon H., and Emo
rett Mulligan, Hyland II. Downs husband of said
Elizabeth Downs Samuel Wilson and Miriam Wilson
were deendaIts we shall on the 18th day Of Decem-
her A D. 1863 bctwe the hours of ten o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon Of the same
day. proceed TO sell at public veDdue to the hiChest
bidder for cash the sad real estate described ia said
petition, decreta order, and follows towit: The
south half Of the south east quarter of Section twenty
one ely in Township thirty six (36) North and Of
Range ten (n) East Of the third principal meridian
and the south half Of the south Of Section
twenty-five (22) in said Township and Range aforesaid
together containing hundred and sixty
less and also seven and 45- 90 OF less
described follows, to wit: Begin nine chains and
fourteen links west of the north east of said
Section tweIty two (22) in said Township and Range
aforesaid, run thence 5. 81 nineteen chains and
nineteen links to the north bank of Despaincs river
thence south 40 49, L. two chains and siXtyseven
links thence s. 80 40 l. two chains and sixty five
links. thence y. 20 w. parallel with the east line of
said Section last aforesaid twenty-thrce chains and
twenty links thence D. $50 40 W. along the north line
said last named section three chains and forty
eight links to the place Of beginning or land Of about
the last aforesaid quantity ON the north east fraction
al quarter Of said deceased, all in said County of
Will and State Of Illinois; a. the dwelling house
said deecribed premises for the purposes setforth in
said decretal order.
AUSTIN GODFREY, Administrator.
MIRIAM WILSON, Administrative.
SAMUEL WILSON, Admr. &c, of said
Estate.
r. Y. BARRIER, Sol.
0ctnhar ISR1 ne 6vr
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WInIeFIng Sheen,

In reply to some Inquiries in regard to
his method Of feeding sheep in wIntur,
John JOHNSON writes as follows to the
Genesee Farmer:
The best time to yard sheep for fattcn-
ing, or even TO store sheep, is whom they
do not improve un the pastures. There
should be no loss Of condition in autumn
OF winter, nor at any other time.
You want dry yards we'll Uttered so that
they always can have clean bed, with sheds
to 20 in when they choose, but unless quite
stormy they always prefer the yards for
beds.
g have fed as many as GOO in one yard,
but that is too many, as they are apt to
hurt each other in going to their grain,
From 100 to 200 In one yard does very
well.
salt once q week when feeding grain,
about two quarts to the 100 sheep. When
fed oil-meal without grain, they care but
little for salt, and | iced them none. 1t
~ the same with cattle. put the salt in
the troughs when there els no grain in
them.
For the first two months generally feed
straw only for fodder, and have sold many
Ibb eueop ludI gut nOluluX Except straw
for fodder. But much depends on the con.
dition of the straw. If the wheat is cut in
raw state-tbat is, not quite ripe-aud
gets no rain, it makes better fodder th an
ripe timothy hay.
fodder the sheep three tunes q day in
the common board racks. 4 feed the grain
twice q day-One busbeI to the 100 sheep
in the morning, and another bushel about
=. m.
When keep my sheep until the middle
Of March, they were generally Increased
from 20 to % pounds on the average, but
much depends upon how much aud how
long have fed clover hay, and whether
1 have reduced the corn or oil.meal when
commencing the hay. Very fat sheep can
be made with early cut clover hay and a
bushel of corn, buckwheat,or oiI-cake mea
to the 100 sheep per day, if you can COM
mence with the clover hay when pastures
fail and continue it until March, but they
eat an immense bulk of good 81 Iver hay.
1t rs Difficult: to buy sheep lgood ones)
Tor feeding purposes at present for less
than cents per pound, live weight-a
high hSu:e to start with-and corn very
high. oil-cake still higher, and ! fear that
1uckwheat won't be low. There is nothing
better to fatten sheep than buck wheat
o1e or pounds to each sheep per dsy
makes 6ne sheep.
l have been writing about fne.woolet
eheep-Merinos. / have had greater in
crease in weight with grade Leicesters
WITH tbs same amount oe oil-eake meal.
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New. Goodsv

l ,l,; sebse NIB has just receivaa -.
which il i: psa EeSds Of s.s srSSn
YAM In Joliet Chicago lower than can
tage to caa maG Of Dry Goods VII an ssEso1s in
LADIES, DIaore purchasing slse sSii sEsan
BLACK Black slk., Pepllns, Me INES GOODS,
h'ihes Plain figured, watered BE- Aiapaccas,
po,a MaLLiNERY AND FANCY COON.
s SoahetS and Trimmings, eonsstin, >, 1,'VDss
coars ehngs Punes Resets artiSc,,i. e6ons, siIks
Hose, and knggS SH;EInges SIX Lace, Gloves o. Al
ngs iSatices, CanbTics. Brown and RJs..h., ..
Cotton Broad Cloths Tweeds, Kentc.o sheet
Undcts,aa,ld assortment of EnbroBds,i..
pins Grape Bav Js.mizetts Curtains Musiin Sol:rs
Remember tbis Is Plain and Embrodered
r. c. DUNCAN.
---- on Chica1o Efra.a
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To Justices Of the reace & COnstahles.

Ii kinds of Justices and Constables' BLANKS, fol
N sale at the VIII County Drug Book Store.
Joliet, Dec 9, 1855. ms