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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Raleigh, N. &C.. March 2. lst

hereby requested, that all persons who may lie
appointed by the several County Courts 10 receive
the money appropriated by the Legislature for the
purchase Of provisions fol the families of soldiers, will
report thelI names TO the Executive Office, soon as
practicable. The Counties which have nor appoint-
ed agents will please do so at once.
March IL. s5-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11
Goldsborough, North Carolina,
February II, 1868.

General Orders
No. 3.
II PARAGRAPH II. General Order No. 5. cur.
As rent SERIES 10 relation 10 the amnesty 10 desert.
ers. is amended 10 read as follows: full pardon. az
cepi as TO forfeiture Of pay i the period Of unaa,ho.
rizej absence. is hereby proclaimed 70 all enlisted
men, absent without leave. who may voluntarily re.
turn 10 ihesr respective commsnds on or before The
5lh Of March neat.
BY command Of Mai. Gen y. q, PREScH;
GRAHAM DAWES,
Maj. and A. A. Gen.
February IS. So
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
OsAS0g COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1869.

,H,HE sheriff returns into Court the following Real
Estate, which has not been listed for Taxes Tor
The last three years 10 Wit thirty acres Of land, sup.
posed 10 belong 10 Thomas Har. adjoining the lands
% William y. Moore and others. on The waters Of
Mill Creek Amount Of tax due, 81 IS. and cost.
One other tract. Containing thirty nine sctcs. The
property Of John Carai adjoining the iands 81 Tho
mas lcaE and others. on the waIsr Of New Hope
Amount doc rs cents. and ccet.
II w. therefore, ordered by the Court that the Clerk
al, erlise in the Marlborough Recorder 20 SIX weeks.
notifying the said Thomas Hart anil John Carra ~
these proceedings and unless the said taxa. together
with the cost Of this proceeding. be pal upon sal
,rac. Of land, they will be sOia according 70 law, 10
satisfy said 1res and cost.
Witness, G,orge Laws, Cletk ofoai said Court, Al
Office. ths f3srlh Monday of February, 1889.
GEORGE LAWS, Z. {. c.
Harcs II. Price adv. IS 90 s5-6w
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p. s. All persons indebted 10 the estate Of Will
LIAM NEWMAN, deceased, are hereby notified TO
come forward and settle and those having claims
sgainst the estate will present them within the time
prescribed BY law, or this notice will be plead in bar
Of their recovery
A. w. CHEEK, Adm'r.
March 81 So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11
NEGRO GIRL for SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, al the Court House
" in hilIsboroush on Tuesday the cath instant.
likely Negro Girl, belonging 10 the estate Of Will
liam Newman. deceased. on credit Of Twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
A. w. CHEEK, admir-.
March Z. Sc
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NOTICE-TAXES.

NHE Boards Of Assessors for the different districts
for Orange county, are requested to attend at the
Court House in Hilsborough on Saturday the 18th
instant at II o'clock, to adopt some plan by which
the Lands and Slaves can be valued uniformly
throughout the sounty
JAMES g. TURRENTINE,
w. F. STRAYHORN,
H. Whitfield.
March 9TH. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11

Tbs vicksburg Wing states upon the az.
Sority Of = gentleman directly from Gal
v.stnn. that the Yankee war steamer Brook !.
iya got aground outside the bar, during =
sorther, and that Gen. Aagruder sent the
Lane and another atssmer aud captarsd her,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORASeg IoURTY.
Court &c Pleas and Quarter Sessions,

tssTA VI flcds anu 3uaINtE oesslohss
February rrrn, 1865,
AdOlphss ". Ohsek. Adn'r OF Willie N. STRAY horn,
Margaret N. suayhora 81 al.
Pefiiisa 10 sell Land.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, That
= the deisndan, Margaret strayhorn, ard be. child,
reside beyond the limits Of this Stats. Il is therefore
ordered BY the Court that publication be made in the
Marlborough Recorder tof SIX successive weeks. nctl-
fing the said defendants Of the fling Of this petition,
and tina, they be AID spTsr before the Justices Of
the nert Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 70 he
held fot III. county Of oange a The Court House in
the iown q HiIl.borsugh. on The f,uuh MONDAY Of
Nay nett, thea and there to plead, anfwef Jemuf
10 said petition, the will 10 taken pro cen
fes-o and heard eK parie ~ TO them.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk Of our said Court At
Office. The fourih Nondsy o. February ls6s.
GEORGE LAWS. e. G.. c.
March VI. Price adv. IS 90 s5--6w
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ADMINISTRATORS notice.

ADMINISTRATORS N0TfCE.i
HAVING qusl6ed as Administrator on the estate
II Of WILLIAM EMMETT McMANNEN, decd.
Roiice is hereby given 10 all persons indebted 10 said
estate 10 come forward and make payment; and those
having claims against the estate will present them
within the lime prescribed by Law, or this notice will
be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JAMES A. HENDERSON, Admir-.
March 4. l4-4w
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N NOTICE.
Y0uNG LADIES, sCHOoL.

A PRIVATE school Tor young ladies will be eggs
- al hy Miss Mangum, Al the residence q Der
no,hes IL Orange county. on the 20lh Of JaaussS.
1883 They will receive instruction in the kng5sh
branches and music. aud find home 10 her nciAess
family. Parents and guardians who desire tsrthes
particulars will please address Miss n; r. hansun,
either At Rel Mountain OF Flat River, Orange coon.
" Nc.
Dscemba l7ih. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11
by THE GOVERNOR or NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
Ap PROCLAMATION.


VN-HEREAS il has been made TO appsat TO me
" that The terms Vi the Proclamation Issued BY
ne oil The goth ulimo fof The hnehi n those mem.
hers Of our army who are shsent from their colnrs
without irase, may not have been known 20 all who
alghi hsse desired 10 avail Themselves Of It's meIcu
provisions 10 time fbF them 10 10 50:
Now lhcrelore |. ZEBULON y. VANCE, Cover.
nor d the Slals o. North Ganins. 10 issue this V.
cond Proclamation extending the lime limited 10 the
former 10 the 5lh day Of Nsfch next All such per.
sons o. shove referrcd TO- who shl have reported 70
their several camps by that DAY. shall suaer no pun
islirsni fct their past deinqucnties To those Who
sh, not have 40 reported. nothing can be promised
except lbs ~vrrc.t enaliiss u The military law.
In witness whereof !, ZlacLnS B.YlSes.
Governor. Captain. (itAefsl aud Conman.
dcr.in.chiei. have signed these presents.
- AMI caused the great sal Of the Stale 10 be
aiiiteI.
Done !, OIL city ~ Raleigh. on the 18th day u
February, 10 The ssar Of our Lord 1853.
Z.B. VANCE.
Nv order u the Governors
R.H. Barns, j., Pfitais sssfelsy.
fsbfsaiy ~. 81 ~
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rn FACTORS or COTTON.

.,EEp 4. C,nsedp, Yarns and Cotiens, snd Ne
y v,ll .f.i .ms 81 Any cenis per buseh and Get
ION. :, h,s sent, yard less than We pay yoa. We
h.,.,f,. sinehss oiYsfa on sale sIsl . nuabef.
II. n. BROWN 4 co.
F.s,slv 10. W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
FROM WARRINGTON.

WAsHlNdToN, Jan. 20-The Secretary of the
Interior sent to the House to-day recommen-
dation for the establishment OF a Bureau of
Statistics in bis department., with draft of the
bill.
The Senate to-day receiveda communication
from the Postmaster General giving an answer
to the Inquiries growing out Of the Wheeling
and ether cases of exclusion of printed matter
from the malls by military authority. He
throws the responsibility on the military au-
horities, and says he could no more interfere
with 1t than any other citizen.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
submitted his first statement. The entire
number of persons employed In assessing and
collecting revenue, 10 three thousand eight hur-
dred and eighty-:wo. He cannot vet state
precisely what will be the amount of revenue.
He has received from all sources, excepting
stamp duties, during the current fiscal wear
ending with June next, the sum of SCI, IT'S, ,799.
He estimates the receipts from stamp duties
during the same period will amount to $15..
OO00OO and that without material change in
the business of the country. The revenue from
the same sources for the fiscal year of 1863 and
1864 will not be less than $50 ,000, 900. The
estimates of receipts and expenditures show
the cost OF assessing and collecting the taxes
under the present system, will be g 81 100 per
cent.
The commissioner has strong confidence that
In the States now acknowledging the authority
OF the Constitution, the expense can never ex.
ceed per cent. He makes many important
suggestions, including notifications of the Law
and appointment Of solicitor or legal ad.
wiser,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
Memorial TO President Lincoln.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Jan. 20.-EiRhty-fou
members OF the Legislature met In Represent
ativea Hall tonight and adopted memorial
to PRESIDENT Lincoln, setting forth that there Ia
still underlying the surface of this State a yery
large substratum of disloyal and trea-
sonable sentiments, which may break ont the
frat favorable opportunity; expressing thank
fulness to the Federal Government for aa-
sistance rendered, and stating their be-
lief that Its assistance of all truly loyal
men OF missouri owe their lives, property and
constitutional liberty they now enjoy; repres ent.
Ing the utter ruin which would result from an.
other struggle with domestic traitors, aiders
ana aDettors In our midst, and urging the Pres.
dent TO use the utmost caution In resembling or
modiiylng orders that have Injurious or coer-
Give Influences only on our onemice and enc emies
Of our common country.
In many parts Of the State civil law Ia TO A
great extent powerless. Grand iuries cannot
be empaneled who will indiot men who have
stolen horses and guns from Union men 10
equip themselves for the rebel army. II is still
In some places safer to be dlsloyal than Union
men. The moral force of coercion Ia not al
together on our side yet. We therefore urpe
the propriety OF keeping In force orders No. q 8
and 30, emsnating from headquarters Depart-
ment OF Missouri, until such times as we can
say thoroughly loyal sentiments prevail
throughout the State
We ask this, believing that upon II largely
depends the welfare Of the Union cause, our
state, and the personal safety of thousands Of
our citizens who have taken part In sustaining
the Government. The memorial was unapi.
moualy adopted and signed, and will be crcu-
lated Tor more names tomorrow. Col Hsy-
ward was appointed to present the memorial to
the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
Governer Parker,s InauRural.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 20.--Goy. Parker deliv.
cred his inaugural to-day. Much space Ia de.
voted to national affairs. He thinks ID our most
solemn duty to examine into the causes of the
war. He discusses the nature Of our Govern
ment, and declares each State expressly retains
lite sovereignty, and that every right and power
not expressly delegated to the United States is
secured to the States. The Sovereignty of
each State 10 as complete and real In .its
sphere as the sovereignty Of the United
States 10 its sphere. 1t 10 the duty of the
States as we'll as the United States to assert
and maintain their sovereignty. The trainers
of the Constitution supposed fsuflcient powers
we're surrendered and granted to the General
Government to answer all the ends for which
IL was created, whether In peace or war. II
was not provided the Constitution should be
only for peace, and that In war there should be
power above the Constitution, limited only by
individual opinion and discretion. The reserv-
ed rights Of the people Of the States were to
be respected at all times, and especially In
times Of discord and angry strife. In cases Of
doubt the doctrine was always against enlarged
powers. s5.Qe5h
He contends that secession 10 unconsti tution-
al and not based on the right Of revolution, but
on the alleged right of q State to constitution
ally withdraw from the Union. This il politi.
cal heresy. The States ratified the Constitu.
tion with the Distinct understanding that he
Union Was not TO depend on the will Of ary one
Of the parties. TIE idea was, this was 10 Si,e be
permanent Government. W'sTlc',1 y
The Governor refers 10 northern fanatcism,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
Sheriff's Sale,

George Goodrich ct alp Superior Court of RranklIr
vs. y county, Ohio,
Jeremiah smith ct al. Bale In partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said court to me directed. will offer for sale a
the door oil the Court HOUSE, In the city of Columbus
on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of February, A. d
1863,
at one O'clock p NJ the following described real estate
to WitI
One hundred and Eve acres Of Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section Q0 township C range Q6) Of the nnap
proprated lands In the military district In Plain town
ship, Franklin county, Ohio. Bald l05 IL to bs
sold subject to the dover Of Anna Smith (widow Of
henry Smith, deceased which dover has been assigned
Appraised at e28 90 per acre.
Terms OF sae-One third Of the purchase money paid
day Of SALE one third In one year and one third
two years, bearing interest from day Of SALE with mort
gage on premises to secure deferred payments.
9. G. COLLINS, Attorney.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees s5 IS.
jan21- dlt6twtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
E,w Tera n.rxs,.
New YORK, Jan, 20.

New YORK, Jan. 90
C0TT0N--Continues active and prices again advanced
lc; sales 2lO0 bales at IS for middling upands
FL0UR-The market to- day opened quiet and closed
more active at about yesterdays prices The sales were
at % 30@6 SO for superne Sate &c 756 IS for extra
state 95@7 Is for choice do; 90 a5@0 SIS for super
noe western; 90 9O7 90 for common to medium extra
western; ~ 25@7 30 to good shipping brands
extra round hoop 0hio 81 4O@6 20 for trade brands
market closing frm
47H@49c. II --' '-'- "
WHEAT--Less active AID prices unchanged. sales
Chicago spring at 81 9l 43 Milwaukee Club OF 81 "A
@l 90; amber Iowa 81 5091 "a; winter red western
at III 5591 50; amber Michigan 81 59@l CO., white Mich
gan 65l ~, and winter red Illinois SI 55pl 56l
CohN-There is q fair business doing, and the mar.
ketis hm. gales at e4p65c for shipping mixed west.
err; 20D64c for unsound, and ESQ for white western
OATb-More active with sales at 60973 for Canada,
western and state.
OORFEE-Quiet and unchanged. tt.
bU9Ak-More active and fmer at I0N9IIL for
New Orleans; l29l2zo for clarified New Orleans l0%c
Tor and by auction so hhds New Orleans sold
at 9Z@l0Nc. T-T ~
M0LAsSEs-Frm and In fair demand. Sales Of new
crop N. o. 52056c,
I P0RK-The market 10 hrmer, with q fair demand:
sales at Sl 82h9A IS for old mess9ll 50D13 90 foi
old and new prime, $l3 5O9l6 so for old and new
priwe mess.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
H0Ge-Dressed a shade frmer, with sales at 696kc
for western.
! BACON sIDEs--Fimer with fair demand.
LARD-Unchanged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21

and saysin consequence minority Of ultra and
fenatlcal men in each section, controlling the
current OF events, had brought the Government
20 she verge of destruction,
The Governor then denounceH arbitrary ar
rests, and insists that such acts are in clear
violation Of the provisions Of the Constitution
and In violation Of the rights Of the people, and
not called for by the exigencies OF the case. He
adds: Whatever legal powers are vested 10
the Governor shall be exerted for the protec.
tion Of the lawful rights of the citizens OF this
state. The right 10 suspend the writ of habeas
corpus be declares belongs exclusively to the
legislature and executive branches of the Gov.
ernment. Itwas never in the power Of any one
individual, and tits 90 declared In the Conatitu-
tion.
He declares the plea of military necessity is
i.iegai ano dangerous. The emancipation proc.
iamation is classed among the Illegal acts Of
this new war power. He concludes by hoping
Tor speedy conclusion of the war and restora
tlon OF peace on the basis Of the Union as II
was-.a Union of all States, with their equality
and rights unimpaired.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
Master Commissioners Sale.

Daniel eaisnsr Superior oOur, Of Franklin
Levi Lanshsm ct al. oounsy, Ohio.
TN PUHsUANOE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to directed will offer for sale
at public auction G the door Of the Court House In the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 28th day of February, A. D.,
1863,
at one o'clock, p NJ the following described real &C.
tate situate In the county Of franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to-wit
Beginning OF the northeast corner Of the land decided
BY W. W. Davis to James LAngham and In the middle
Of tine Plank Road leading from Wsrterville Ito Colum
bus thence south leX deg. east along the middle Of
said road So eet thence south S0k deg west l29 feet
thence north e5k deg. west 3l9 feet to the east line
the lot decided By James Lansham to B. B. Bowman
thence north deg east along the east line Of said
lot IS feet to the north side Of James Langham land
thence south deg east along the north line Of said
land 4O feet to the place beginning, containing
acres, bs the same less except gateway along
the north line Of said lot to the graveyard.
Appraised ct e775 90.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner
Prnters fees "a 90.
ian2l-d1t6wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21

THE THAw.-A gentle rain commenced on
Monday night, and continued through yester-
day and last night OF course the SNOW was
rapidly converted into water, and put In fair
way soon to totally disappear, unless the melt.
ing process should be arrested by freeze. II
this should not occur, We may expect higher
hoods- than have been known for many years.
AT Cincinnati, we learn that the river is
higher than II has been at any time since last
SprnR NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
new YORK stock nrarket.

NEW YORK, Jan. 90.
Stocks lower and less active. Chicago and Rock Iaand
g4xi Norwich and Worcester 72k MIIwaukeo And
Prairie du Ohein 2nd preferred 47K, Cleveland snd
Toledo 95S Central scrip OAK: Michigan South
ern guaranteed $751; American Gold ll7keDl4S Paciao
Mall 1856 New York Central III; Hudson 93k; Harlem
S5Ai Harlem preferred III Michigan Central S5, Ptts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago iat bonds ITO; q. q.
SKIES 1851 coupons lo4i California sevens 95 Brook
n water loan l00N; Indiana and Michigan 80; IIIlno,
Central bonds 49, Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonis
sShi NrS IN bonds l0l, Del. Z. 4 W. 1e7 Gaiena and
Chicago sskl Cleveland and Pittsburg 6sN; Nrie 4i
DO preferred l03k; cleveland & Toledo 9l Treasufy
Notes 3.l0) l01ki Little Miami l06K; Michiean
southern 5lk Michigan Southern second 9pA; Erie Qd
bonds 1901 Pittsburg, Fort WaR.s Chicago Sd bond
e0 do lt10ei Chicago q North Western lst 38k do "a
40I do assorted bonds n; Cleveland, Coiumbus and
Cincinnati 5x Panama ls2k; Missouri sires6 Ten.
nessee aixes 6l Racine and Milwaukee II2Xi United
States &c 81 coupons 979o7 Registered US. 81
~ coupons esx; Regstered S7,S;aDemand NoteI ISsl
Virginia Skies 90 Tennessee 62K;; Hannibal And
st: Joseph bonds 63k United Sktes one year certi6
Gates e5Hi coupons 90k; demand notes lbs; Resdina
Ioi Uhicagos Burlington and Quincy lOl; us. yesI
II; California 7's l Is. - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21

HEBRIcK ALIENS Gold Medal SAleratus Is
as healthy ss the purest -four; will prove great
saving in that article; 10 peculiarly adapted to
benefit weak stomOchs and dyspeptic persons;
10 much moro healthy and economical than
baking powders, and greatly preferred to soda
TO use with cream tartar. Grocers may say
they have as good. They are mistaken. Il is
the beat in the world. Try it Most of the
sroceFs have it Have. the Gold Medal o,
none.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21

The ATHESEuM-Though it was very un-
pleasant last evening the audience at the
Atheneum was Unexpectedly large. Miss Sal
lie st. Clair as Lucretia Borgia won general
admiration. Her appearance was queenly, her
enunciation clear and distinct, and her define
ations OF passion bore the impress Of startling
reality The whole drama was we'll presented,
and never, perhaps, was q mere gratifed audi
ence assembled within the walls of the
Atheneum.
Tonight will be produced "The Huntress Of
the Mississippi, or Ireland and America One
Hundred Years Ago." in which Miss st. Clair
VIII appear sa tho Huntress This of itself
constitutes rare attraction. But such are
tho merits Of Mr.. Ellsler's entire Company
that those who are fond of the legitimate
drama, should not fail to visit the A,heneum.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21

TIE steamer Emerald, chartered by Colonel
Bliss by order Of Governor Tod, left Cincinnati
on Sunday for Nashville, for a load Of wounded
soldiers. The Emerald took out swo hundred
cots aud all the necessary bedding, besides q
large quantity of general hospital supplies fol
the sick and wounded, furnished by the Sanitary
Commission 10 o. -4,ai .,a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-21
TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undsnignsd will givoinfomation on a very tn.
"sst'10 and tnportant subject, which will be valu.
cd more than thousand tmesi cost by every married
couple Of any ago or condition In life. The information
will be sent BY mail to any address on the receipt Of Q,
osnts (savsr) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
Il. B, M0RRIG, N D.
OotSl- -iyStaWdkW Bc.ton, Ham.