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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-24

RTcHl0ND, January 23-THe Enquirer pTodictI It
tu5n Out thst The Yankee gurbost Hattsras vas
sank by he Florida Captain Nseitt, who being near
Galveston, aa3 earning Of the ~probabi ity Of the cap.
tlre Of the Earri aae, determined to all her in
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-07
AUCTION AND COMMISsION.

FNE1 son a WOULD INFORM THE
Ps5ITc that they will attend to selling on
iii kinds of Merchandise. Partfcufdfi after faB$
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
and will attend to auction sale in any part of the
city or county.
IL. NELSON will pay particular attention tc
collecting debts claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted TO us.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myI5 H. NELSON K co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-07
J JEWELRY, WATCHES,
AND
@ Lo Q =. 9.

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
Il East with large and beautiful stock, now
2 offer TO SELL
Gold and Silver Hunting Watches,
Small Gold Hunting Watches
Gold Vest and Chafelain Chains,
Diamond, Pearl and oral Rings,
Carbunce, Pearl and Plain Seits Iewelry,
Breastpins, Buckles, Crosses, Necklaces, &C.,
Gold and Silver I inibles Locksts
Silver Spoons, Caps and Napkin Rings,
silver Butter and Fruit Knives Salt Spoons,
Plated Table Tea Spoons and Forks,
Studs, Sieve Buttons and Ear Rings,
And manv ether articles TOO numerous to men,
tion, all of which will sell at low figures for
Cash.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
- You will find it to your advantage
GEO. A. BITTROLFF,
n. B.-Watches, Clocks and JeweIry rerutrvu
and warranted jan29
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
State Educational Association Of
North Carolina.


TNHE next Annual Meeting Of the State Educa-
4 tional Association Of North Carolina. will ba
held in Lexington; the session TO Commence al eight
o'clock on the evening Of Tuesdaythe 18th day Of
August next.
This Annual Meeting is called at an earlier day in
the year than usual in order that it may precede the
meeting Of the National Educational Association ,o
be held in Atlanta Georgia, in the month Of sep,em
ber and il is to be hoped that the members Of the
body will consider il duty to attend, if possible
The Association has, by the blessing of Providence,
been kept alive during this trying CRISIS and has been
madethe means of great good to the State and through
its agency teachers and friends of education can do
much for the independence and prosperity Of the
country.
This class Of persons should set an example of nm
faterng efforts in behalf Of moral progress; and the
accumulation Of trials and difficulties should only Stir
them up to nobler sriyings
The delegates to the Association will be carried by
the Railroads at half the usual fare, and will be en-
tertaned by the people Of Lexington fee Of charge.
g. H. WILEY, !
Sup't Common Schools of N. Co.
]. ID. CAMPBELL, LIecuNee
Recording Sec'fy Association, 'ommH-
W.. PALMER, M.
Corresponding Sec'ry.
July 20. 05-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
August 5.
CONFEDERATE TAX.

ME- will attend.at the following times and places
- Tor the purpose Of taking list, and assessing
lhe taxes under the Confederate Tax Act, passed The
24th fApril, 1868:
AT James w. Miles's, on Tuesday the 18th August.
AT Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the 10Th.
At folar's, on Thursday the Goth.
Al Caldwell, on Friday the 2ls
Al Hillsborough, on Monday and Tuesday the Gath
and 25th.
Al Red Mountain, on Wednesday the Goth.
Al Mangum's Store, on Thursday the 9th.
AT LiPscomb's, on Friday The 2sth.
At Durham's. on Saturday the 29th.
AT Gnnier's. on Monsay the 3isl.
Al Chapel Hill on Tuesday and Wednesday the lst
and I'd Of September.
At Thomas Long on Thursday the Sd.
At White Cross, on Friday the 4th.
AT Thomas J. Cales's on Saturday the 5th.
The following some Of .the articles and other
matters subject TO be listed VIZ: Naval Stores, Salt
Wines and Spirituous Liquors, Tobacco, Cotton,
WOOL Flour, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, and 9th.
er agricultural products held or owned on the first
day Of July, 1863; all moneys, Bank notes or other
currency on hand or deposit on the Grsi day Of
July, 1858; and all credits on which the interest has
not been paid, and not employed in a business the
income Of which is taxed by tbe Tax Act; and all
profits made by any person, partnership or corpora
ton during the year 1868, otherwise than in the due
course Of regular retail business, on produce &c.
X. NC. sTR0UD,2 .
AN. Angler, assessors
August 5. 06-4w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

ITenny and J. W. Williams, lllh n. q. Regt, who
fell in the late battles at Gettysburg Pa, noby strug
Cling in our country's cause and whereas their ma
ny virtues have endeared them to us, and eur asso-
citation with them as true and worthy Masons COM
pels US to cherish their memories; therefore,
Resolued, /. That while our hearts are filled with
inexpressible grief and we darkly grope our way
through the gloom that snvesops this Hall, we hum
bly, acknowledge the hand Of God, and adore him still
amid the most painful discplines Of his Providence.
?. That though denied the sad pleasure Of render-
ING services to the depafcd in the time Of suffering,
yet we can and do offer to the friends Of each our
sincere sympathy, and prayeriully commend them to
the care Of Him who is too wise TO err, and too good
10 be unkind.
3. That as token Of our sorrow, we wear the usu-
al badge Of mourning for thirty days.
4. That as an additional expression Of our aiilic-
ton and appreciation Of their virtues, we hold a
" Lodge Of sorrow on Saturday the sth Of August
prox., at A. NJ.
8. That copy Of these resolutions be sent TO the
amies Of each Of the deceased and also to the Hills
borough Recorder for publication.
$. POOL, Sec. pro tenn.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
TOWN ORDINANCE.

Al meeting Of the Commissioners Of The Town Of
Rillsbefoush, held on Tuesday evening, August
81, n was
nRDERED. That the Ordnance Of March 18th be
- % altered, thai the Magistrate At Police shall not
be auho'iErd % issue ans new licencr 70 any slave
of Tree negro, % sell sicuas II the Depo after this
dale, . any white person nlhou, the payment Of
i've dollar. por moaih.
And ilis iurher ordered. That no slave free ne
GRO shall he permitted buy chickens butter eggs,
other provisions nt The purpose Of selling again.
under the pena!ly II twenty lashes, il slave or
hne Of ten dolas II free negro, fr every offence.
Tcss. DENNIS HEARTf, T0loa Clerk.
August s. o6-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

out the day was slowly replied to by Fort
sumter and our batteries. The casualties
At Battery Wagner Yesterday were two
men Ga Moth Carolinian and Georgian
killed, and five wounded.
Last evening the enemy opened fire up
ON Battery Haskell, at Legare's Point,
James Island, from new battery which he
has erected upon Black Island. The fr.
ne lasted until about II z. M. The con-
,truction of this Black Island battery Ia
ken il connection with the fact that a Yam,
kee fleet Of twenty transports still
lies anchored in Stone river, would seem
10 portend important movements against
lanes Island.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
THU re OF RESPECT.

Al The regular meeting held 10 ths ball Of Call.
vel Lodge, No isp. A. r. ~, July cs,h. 1868. The
'O'lewins preamble and resolutions were adopted.
Whsroas !, hath pleased tho Grand Master n Tie
See'lhl Lodge above 10 call lf,m " labor orsfteih.
nen. os' esteemed brethren. Nnj. II Saunders.
Ssa y. y Regt, and Lieuis ]. ii. Mrpadr. n D
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
MLRR-En.

On the Goth Of July. near Kins.on, by D. King.
Esq., Mr. JAMES WARD. Of Dckson's Battery, 10
Mi.s SARAH EUBANKs, Of I.enor county
IL this county. On tie .6th of July. BY The Rev. A
Curne, Mr. MILAN u. MCRRAY'D Miss MA
RIA r. rINNlN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
Executive Department North Carolina.
Adjuiant Generals Office, (Militia,)2
Raleigh, IIly 18th, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS.

No. Is.
1. compliance with an ae. Of the recent Legisa.
tnre, Commanding Officers Of the Militia are
ordered 10 enroll as Guard for Home Defence all
White male persons not already enrolled in the SER
vice of he Confederate States between the ages Of
eighteen and fifty years including foreigners not ma
iuraiIed who have heen residents Of the Stale for
thirty DAYS before said enrolment.
II. There shall be eXemp, from the operations Of
this order the Governor the Judges Of the Supreme
and superior Courts Of Law and Equi,y, Members Of
the General Assembly, the 0tees of the several De-
pafimenis Of the Government, Members Of Congress,
Civil and Military 0ficers Of ths Confederate Gov
eminent in the State the Ministers of The Gsspe s
The several Relgioua Denominations OF sle Ssss,
charged With the duties Of such miEisiry, the Eash
Sheriff and Clerks Of tie several Courts Of RecOrE.
and The Pubic Registers in the several counties.
III. After enroneni The men enrolled shall be
divided into Companies OF mol less than seventy five
men. nor more than one HUNDRED, and shall proceed
10 slec, their Company Officers The certificates Of
such election will he forwarded 10 this Office with
the papers Of enrolment in order that the Commis-
slons may be issued
w. Officers OF The Militia will he enrolled for Home
Defence. and their Commissions. when csRed into
service will be suspended only during the period Of
such service.
" This order Is no, intended 10 interfere with the
enrolment for immediate service. those between the
asss Of 40 and as years under Order No. Is.
By order Of tiovernor iASer:
DAN'L G. FoNLE, Adi'i General
July 90. O5-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
WOOL CARDIN
RECEIVING NEW GOODS

RECEIVING NEW GOODS.
.lssUGAR aud COFFEE,
"tJ Al and Beached c0TT0NS,
Black and White and Colored CALICOS,
Tsble KNIVES, Thimbles,
Shoe Piachers, Cut Tacks, Steel Lasting TsckE,
Money Soap. Letter Paper,
Head Hszdkerckiefs, Null Muslin,
fiuea LuSeF ard osnabnSss,
White aad Black Thread,
White and Black Bone Saspender Buttons,
Skirt Brsids. Brown Nuslins,
ceIared FIanneis, White Grape,
lie Birge. Spool Cotton.
Agate Bu.ions. Black Tape,
Pins. Coarse Needles,
Hair Pins, Eng!ish Ccpperas.
Tea, Crushed Sugar, Extract Logwood.
n. N. BROWN & co.
July 20. e4-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

CAs rms " IGvr: We find the lol-
owing item IN the late Northern news:
Major General Logan and Col. Rawl-
ngS. Of Gen. Grants staff. who have ar.
ri,ed at Care. state that Gen. Sherman
lad returned 10 Jackson. and reported 10
Gen Grant that The leading citizens Of that
portion o. Mississippi implored some &C.
lion by which tie State could he returned
% the Union. The army and people we're
completely dispiri,ed and ready for peace. =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
w OOL-.C A RIDING.

1'HE WOOL-CARDING Mathine we'll known
as VIM. Murray's, near the Cross Roads Church.
is now in good order and prepared to do good work.
wlil card for % cents per pound for white, and 40
cents per pound for mixed wool.
PINCKNEY TATE.
August 5. O6,-3wp
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

The Confederate Steamer EoHdu.-we
earn that the Confederate war steamer
florida, commanded by the dashing and
,ntrepid Maffit. was a, st. Georges. Ber-
moda, when the Gtntrci lee left there 4
lev days since. Tie Lee brings several
trophies captured by The Florida.
VIII Journal
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

THg YANKEE DRAFT.-The draft pro-
ceeded quietly in Philadelphia on the 2lst,
and 1000 men were drafted. 1t was de-
cded that negro substitute may 20 in for
drafted negro. but not for white man.
Thirteen Roman Catholic priests have been
drafted so far in Pennsylyania. Their
congregations paid. for their exemptions.
In Boston two sons Of Edward Everett
have been drawn and intend TO serve in
nerson. The New Bedford Mercury says
that their father will pursue the same
course Il he i drawn.
The Lincoln Government refused TO al
low yaligndighsm's address 10 MS coRstllu-
ency 10 be telegraphed from Canada.
The Atlanta papers are now published
a, IS per month Tor their daily, and II per
month for their weekly editions. This j,
not as high as the advanced price Of paper
would authorize.
TmE DRAFr i ILLrSnis Richmond, ia.
IN si.--Serinus trouble Il anticipated in
the southern citirs OF lllinois ~ account
IL the draft. Open resistance % the Con-
,csip,ion law aud the arrest Of deseriers
has been proclaimed. Bodies Of armed
men have assembled 10 drill for the conflict
With the authorities. A force Of Federal
cavalry has beea sent there 10 qurll the an
'tcipated disturbance.
General Strong died at Ne~ York frnm
wounds received In the attack On For,
Wagner. Lincoln is about u visit tnc
New EnglstA States.
A Na,amaras letter. Of the 9th Of June.
70 the Nes Orleans Ira, menuans rumer
,aai seven Thousand french trusps are an
'hei. way there frnm Vers traz. Nieks-
burg adsicss. 24lh. .ay that General Her
rrn's di,isinn has gone u participate IL the
.uack on Mobile.
By rccen, arrival al New York aagiee.
from the CITY Of Mexico 10 the 10th have
oeen received. The houneiluf Nniability
,;tlns under the inspiration Of Tie French,
save declared that the MrIicans prefer an
smpire as their l"rm OF Government. and
rave proclaimed Macmillan. II austria
Emperor. In The even, ~ hls ~, accept.
~. Napoleon j. ii select the Emperor.
Ihe Scotia from Liverpool. With dates /,
.le 18Th. has arrived al Cape Race. Mr
Rvebuek wiihdres his motion 10 recognIL,
me South. Ia his remarks he said. Il ia.
been stated that the time has not vel onmt
Tor The consideration Of The question, an
have Welded t. The spgges,iou. but lei
Inc unDir Lord bear IN mind that there ar
dangers brlarr him which he AMI Eng
and sili have tumcet, VIZ: Re, ,unstfar.
ton q the Union upon the SOutheru Dasr
and The acknowledgement uf the Cnnfsde
rated South b, the Emperor Of the Frenei
alone.
immense oonlagration al Havana on IN
asi. among the warehouses on Regia wharf
Estimated thar four millions dollars wort!
" sugar vas DESTROYED.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
TAX NOTICE.

T,HosE person. who could 10, make II tonyeni-
en-, 10 meet ma Al he ilt.ea,hering., viii hste
an opportunity 10 pay their Taxes al August Court,
as shall attend at the eoGi house ior that purpose
Ii il desired pariieuatly nov 70 make up ,he ~.
disr's fund
II. d. GUTHRIE. Sheriff.
August 5. ub-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
W L Z ID

+ y ! Z u
I'Hf subscriber Ill psS cash for al the second
hand worsIsl Laile.. Ssiis that may hc bfosght
y srn, IA him, 4, Hill.bnolsh. Ne wants them 10
make ain,er shirts iaf tie soldiers. lie hopes ell
,ao.e WHO Lave any q spss VII lc, him have then
al once.
WALTER A. THOMPSON.
aUgUsi S. 0s-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

~ A Public Address, commemorative Of these
departed brethren, will be delivered BY the Rev. N.
". Wilson, in the Baplis, church at Chapel Hill,
August sth, at II A. NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
One Hnndred Dollars Reward.

DAN away from .hr sltseribci in August isb.'
~ my boy Green. He Is about siN feet his1. a
bhgh, Mnlaiie lie has = vile snd eight Of nine
childfcn a. NJ. HCaty Whl,eds. near histofeuga,
and may BE- harbotad 10 that neiehhofhood. ! WI
give the above reward faf Bis apprehension asd ecu
very 70 me, 81 confinement - any Jail.
EVANS TURNER.
August s. atH-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
Executive Department North CaroIina,
AdJsilnt Generals Office. (hiIiis)2
Rsssa. August 3, 1854.
GENERAL, OkDEKS

No. l.,
/ I Ill communications on Military matters in.
"A ,ended Iot ns EteeIepcy the GOFerno,. N u,t
he wfea and sent TIC Aijutant General, who will
Ia them before The isernar aud reiain his ansaer.
I'll. For the present lae tiayefnor declines 10 issue
any exemptions from home defence duty, and All ap-
pications i,r such exemption 10 asuie attention must
y forwarded ,hfoagh ,Ay commanding officer Of the
regiment with bis appraa'.
By order ~ Gov Y1SeI:
f. $. TUCKER. Maj. and A.A.Ac.
August s. Ct-ew
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
House aud Lot for Sale.

House and Lot Tor SAFE.
WILL be sold io he highest bidder, On ihr 81
day 81 Ausn,i iHsiani. tbs Hosse and Lni Il
SOul.i l.aNcA heretofore usei ass PArsoaage Sali
lot consists 81 ,wn acgss III aud Bssiles ihe nse.
ipg House. there i. Kitchen ani SMOKE House
sold fOT cash. wiiAoei reserve.
ID G. PARRISH,
]. NICHOLS.
". II. cARRIN6ToS. .
August 5. Do
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05

Executive Department North Carolina.
Adiuian; Generals Office, (Miliiis,)2
Raleigh, July .lsi, 1868.
GENERAL ORDER.l
No. l6.
I. E,HE PresiJen, Of the Confederate States hay-
4 iag called into the military service all between
the ages u eighteen and isriyse, subject TO the Con-
script Act; General OtdtF Ao. bordering the Com.
manding Officers OF The Miiia 10 enroll snd bring to
Raleigh those bcisesn tuts aad toris.hse years. Is
hereby revoked.
DAN'L. q. FOWLE,
Adjaant General.
July cSia. O5-aw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-08-05
NOli,E-JlSTlCES.

A MAJORITY of It'll Jssiitcs II the Pesce will
@ ~ required i, The Ausnsi Court ~ Tgrsdas,
a. there u Couniy business u 10 81 importance
August 5. Ut-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL IS, 1868
Mr.. Mason Jones, the Cciebrat d
IrIah Orntor.

The lovers of eloquence will be highly
graiiGed TO learn that MIR. MASON JoNE ,
who is regarded by multitudes who have
listened to his fascinating orations, as
one of the first popular orators Of Europe,
has, on the solicitation Of q number OF
our citizens, consented TO deliver his lee
ture on "Garibaldi and the Italian
Question:" this evening, in the Hall
OF Representatives. Mr.. JONES came to
the city on other business, with no
thought Of lecturing, but being unavoid-
ably detained here, has been urged TO
favor US with a discourse which seems
TO have electrified the people in all the
North. Having been the companion OF
the illustrious Italian for Eve months, he
is peculiarly fitted TO speak upon q theme
which is dear to every friend Of human
liberty. No man of the present genera.
ton has a more powerful hold upon th'
admiration aud sympathies of a.
christendom, than GARIBALDI and w
are sure that the hall will be filed Il
OVERLOOKING, with an audience eager t'
listen TO one whose opportunities 10
knowing the man and the times on which
he speaks, have been excellent and VIII
has, by the universal consent Of the pub
lie abroad, been pronounced fully equa
to "the height Of his great argument
II will be a delightful relief TO the sa
monotomy of war, to hear the orator.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18
Slaves FIocking to our Lines.


a letter from Murfreesboro, Tenn, TO
the st. Louis Republican says:
"The slaves continue TO pour in from
the adjacent country. The men slaves
have been in, or of, some time ago, and
now come the women and children, the
aged and infrm. Anepro camp has been
established, aud is fast filling up. From
one farm Of man by the name of j ames
King, thirty-nine negroes ran away, and
came into Murireesooso, during one night.
The farm is seven miles from here. The
blacks came in with all their plumber.
They had taken their masters teams,
three large wagons, each drawn By three
yoke of cattle. They also rode in some
mules and young horses--in fact, clean
ed the place of live stock. The wagons
Were piled high with their beds and
bundles, of whitish cotton cloth, and 0 n
top were literally covered with little and
old negroes. The teams were turned over
TO the Chief Quartermaster, and the peo-
pie sent out TO the camp, there TO be de-
tailed to hospital work, cooking, put on
the fertilization and the like"
And when we urge the expediency of
adopting a scheme, by which loyal slave
owners, would be paid for their slaves,
we are called aboliti o~nisis, by a faction
which is allowing slaves TO so free with
out compensation
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

We hear that some grave and singu-
lar oversight have been made in arrest
ing rebels within the past week in this
city. Persons assure us that some of
the busiest, worst, and most malignant
Of all the rebels in the city, whose pres
ence among us is an insult to loyal men
aud whose names are a stencil in the
n%ostrils of decency, and patriotism, still
strut up and down our streets, wholly
unmolested. Men of wealth and posi-
ton, who, during the reign of terror
seemed possessed of all the devils of
treason, and who took delight in hound
ing loyal men with every kind of ma
lignant persecution, and who are still as
as they dare be, have not been
included in the order of arrest. Who
ever compiled the list of arrests, must
have had strange notions as to the proper
subjects Of punishment. We heard of
one instance where an obscure clerk was
arrested, and his employer, a we'll known
secessionist, was passed over! These
singular Oyersights are exciting grave
comments. Intelligent loyalists cannot
and ought not to overlook them. The
real criminals are men Of wealth and
social influence, and not Insignificant
persons. If the very worst rebels in
Nashville are to be left u~ndisturbed
among us, it would look infinitely better
to let the whole business Of arrests drop
at once.