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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
FiRhtinE Lilka Indiana.

The Richmond Sentinel of the nth Inst, In
cleaning items from Yankee papers, uses the
following language. uus
"The crossing by Meade to the north aide Of
the Rsppahannosk was made mainly st Kel-
ley's Ford and was effected In admirable order.
Dug Wallaeh says the rebels fight like Indians,
by surprises and ambuscades. Does he mean
the Cdndnehe Indians that scared him so u" d
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
COOL FOR THE sEAsoN.

The Copperheads in Pennsylvania complain
that the soldiers Of that State were not allowed
TO vote, and intimate that their candidate,
Judge Woodward, might have been elected by
their votes. That is cool assumption, espe-
clally when IL is remembered that Judge Wood
wards decision dlsfranchised the Pennsylvania
soldiers who are in the neld fighting for their
State and country. lfFE. 40.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
rRola THE RloHMOHD PRISONS,

Lieut. Col. Irvine, Of the Tenth New York
cavalry who was captured at the head Of his
regiment while behaving most gallantly In the
cavalry fight at Brandy Station during Hook
cr's march towards Maryland, has been ex-
changed and arrived in town yesterday. He
was exchanged for Lieutenant Colonel who
was chief Of Gen. Morgan's star. He was the
only officer in the last exchange, except chap
lalns.
Lieut. Col. Irvine states that Union prison
ers ard undergoing most horrid treatment.
About Iwelve hundred are kept without shell
ter and without proper clothing, aad are almost
starved. One man was brought into hospital
extremely Ill, and he stated that no food had
been given him for seven days. Another was
brought In almost famished and laid upon the
floor ant a piece of bread put Into his hands.
He gnswed convulsively at the bread . few
moments, but died before he could be placed
upon bod.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
Personal,

MAJOR GEN. sIcKLTs called upon the Presi-
deut this morning, and had 81 intervisw. This af.
ternoon he rode out to the races.
Mrs. GEN. Fremont has Just been paying q
visit to John G. Whittisr the poet, At his home In
Amssputy. SAss. 4z--, - -------------------a--.
Col. JoHs HAY, Private Secretary 10 the
President, has returned from his western tour 10
the Mississippi, much improved In health by the
jaunt, and has again assumed his oflciAl duties.
Col. RUrrIs, of the First North Carolina
cavalry, who was wounded In the fight at Bristow
station on Wedne day last, died at Grace Church
hospital In Alexandria last saturday night.
Gss.J. W. PALMER, having gone home on
ten days leave Of abseuce, the command Of the
forces and defences OF Newbern iails upon Col
AmoIy, nth Massachusetts voluuteers, whose
regiment 10 now doing provost du'y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

MOVEMENTS OF The FRENCH IROs-CLAD
FLEEr.-A letter Is published In the New York
Tribune, from correspondent at Washington,
which asserts that the French have In prcpara-
ton large iron-clad fleet. q part OF which ID
to winter In the Gulf of Mexico. 1t Is further
intimated that this movement Is In anticipation
Of war with Russia. The same writer ssserts
positively that Prince Maximillan has decided
TO accept the throne Of Mexico, all reports from
Europe 70 the contrary notwithstanding. FI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
San Franchise.

sAH Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE balance of the
prisones arrested on board the privsteer Chap.
mar, numbering sixteen, have been discharged.
tney took the oath OF allegiance.
Csn commenced running to-day for the first
time on the Ban Francisco and San Jose rail-
~ line.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

"WEsT PoIHr."-This Is the title Of forth
coming novel from the pen Of r. q. Adams,
Esq, lasratsw who has produced several In
tsresting works Of fiction, as well as those of
the more solid kind. West Point will be looked
for eagerly by those who have perused the
books previously written BY this author.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
Result Of tn. Penn.yIv.ni. Election.

HARRISBURG, Oct. l8.-0aicial returns so far
received give Gov. Curtin II 1854 majority. The
counties yet 70 hear from are Butler, Cameron,
Clearheld, Elk, Forrest, Greene, Jefferson,
Potter, somerset, susquehannah, Tioga, Venan-
as the returns are In, the Governor leads Judge
Agnew about 5000 votes. This will be In
creased to 10000. The Senate will stand II
Republicans to 10 Democrats, and the House
50 Republicans to AZ Democrats.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

FATAL ACoIDEST.-On Saturday week, the
body OF J. W. Holler, one Of Adams Express
messengers, was found below the bridge at
Newark, Ohio. II is supposed that he must
have stepped of the ears on Saturday night
whilst the engine was taking In water q the
tank just above the bridge, and must have
fallen through.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
m. on.ta. .f M. st.,...

The Qastas Of the States.
The quotas Of the several States under the
President's proclamation calling for three hun
dred thousand volunteers have been prepared,
and will without d-iay be forwarded to the
respective Governors.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

CosrRABAND Nnws.-There was "recon-
nolsancs in force" in the Flrst Ward, last even
ing, but ss the news Is contraband we shall say
nothing about II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
MARRIED.

Lieut. MAxiMILIAn RosESsrRo, Of New York
Aad OF the 6tth Regiment .. ", " Miss LYDIA L.
CHoATK, Of Washington, D. G. 'as s-IFrH
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

NorIcs.-subscribers falling TO receive the
Rsyxbiioan rsgSisriy will please notify this once
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PsRsoNAL.--Go Tom Ford 10 neither stump
ing or eierking. a. stated BY the New York Herald
and Boston Irsnsortp, but IL prsctisng law In the
various courts OF the District Of Columbia, and
prosecuting claims before the several Departments
OF the Government at Warrington, and 10 doing,
We are informed, large aud successful business
at ~ Ninth street, In this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
aug Q

A assrLsMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
Ineompetsnoy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by dssirs TO benefit others, will
b happy TO furnish to all who need It (free Of
shArge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy used In his osse Those wishins
70 pront BY his experience possess valuable
Rsnsdy--wiil resolve ths same, by return mail
,issrslaliy sesled,) by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Auit-dhwsm No. 90 Nassau st., N. York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

ATTsMPT TO COMMIT SUIoIDE.-Jas. McCar.
ty living on the corner Of south and Fifth street
east, attempted to commit suicide by cutting his
throat with razor while under the influence Of
liquor. Ofiicer l. d. Milstead immediately went
for DR.. Ford who did all In his power for the suf-
fapar.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

THn GRlAT PhNNsfLVANIA KOUTI.-Th'
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest All
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one Q,
sunday Soldiers tickets At Government rates y
For tickets and further nformAtion apply st the o.
doe Of the "Grest Pennsylvania Route," /" northeass
der National Hotel. once open fron .. N. 70
., n.ion sundayss 70 Up. n. - ,,o.-x
sus 60. Er .sH' ..|.HH-T 7f' Assat
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

REyU0lns FROM REBnL CoNscRIPrroN.-
Nieholss Freeman and Henry Paine, two refugees
from rebel oonsoription were brought up from Cul.
peper yesterday. They were sent to the Old Capt.
tol BY Lapt. Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
WASHINGTON. d. O.
H0TloE

TINS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAB
RfkAs TO suDscRIDERs IN THIS CITY AND
N GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

PUBILc 6CnOOLs.-Thore arc few vacant
saAts In the Male and Female Grammar schools,
Er.t District, ftrst and second wards OF the city.
application to either OF the 'undersigaed. -
J. o. WILSON,
t .. ~ New YORK av, bet. llth and 18th sts.
a.. '......, Il. T. MORsELL,
80 street, opposite Nty HALL
se2S-u sub-Board Trustees First District.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

DissAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, sEMMAL, URIN-N
ARS AsD SEXUAL sysTEm.-New and reliable
trentment-in reports Of thu HOWARD ASsO-
CiATioN.ssnt In sealed letter envelopes, nee Of
Dk, J. sKiLLIN HOUGHToN,
., Howard Association, PhilsdelphiA, 70.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

An unfounded rumor prevailed In Frederick
City, on Sunday, that the rebels were approach
ing Ii In force. .. ..-. ..- Or
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
N (Comnunicatsd.l
PULMONARY coNsUnPTI0NA A CURAnIl DIsKksI,
a CARD.
TO cOMsUMPTlvEs.

Fl II
Ths undsrsignsd having been restored to health
In few weeks, BY . very simple remedy, aftsa
having suffered several years with . severe lncaSI
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-i1
anxious TO make known 70 his fellow-sunerers thS
means Of cure. A'
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of T.
prescription used, (free Of oharge) with the dirss
tons for preparing and usins the same, which
will hnd sure cure for CONSUMPTION, AsTHMA,
BaoscsITIs, CoUoHs, COLDS, &c. The only object
Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription ID 10
benent the afhieted, and spread information which
he conceives 70 BE- invaluable and he hopes every
sufsrer will try his remedy, ~ It will cost than
nothing, and nay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ~
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ss2o-dAwsm williAmsburgh, Kings Co., ny.
Imttatons: Success IL the "Irevalent cradle" 81
SsTrfSs 'Gsass ssas ass Ssll
a ,ss ss sSss 81 sasa
spread, the psstifssous crop Of poisonoIs mock.A
fs ~ q: IT,; sy S:S'n: S:S. hs: %
the issels are q thsir borrowed reputation.
tSsy sss.isss 70 se@s ssd 4 70. NV MsaswSiis' saa ia
hosTETTERs BiTTERh the great protective
In popularity with each succeeding year. The
enoesss - means Of preventing And curing y
diseases resulting nom malaria, unwholesoa
wafsr ead Az unheaithy climatic innuenoes, has-'
seen boundless; and as . remedy for dyspepsis,
liver complaint, fever and ague, general wsakness
and debatty and all complaints originating In in
Digestion, they are now admitted TO be superior to
any other preparation ever advertised or pre-
seriosd. From the home market, to which . few
extepded Into every State In this Unlon over tEel
whole OF South and Central America, Mexico ths
West Indies, the Sandwich IslAnds, AustraIis.
China and Japan. Home and foreign testimony
continue to show that HOsrETrER'S BITIER5
before the world. oclT-eost N
D TIE CoNYsssIoss AND ExPsRISN01 az
An l.vALlD. Publiahed for the benefit, and a. . |
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood. ste,. supplying at the same time THE mEANs
or skLf CuhE. BY one who has cured himself u.
tsr nein{ put to great expense end injury throush
neuiosl ~ numDuS and QuAckery.
.,ay ~ snoiosins postpaid addressed eaVelopss
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
my 1e-Y bedford. Kings County, N. Y ii
NEyER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Prof. Alex.
piano forte and singing. Prof Wolowski con.
tinues his singing and FAno Glasses, and opens l
new course for Piano and singing, which will be ~
tne last In Washington. Prof Wolowski receive
viAitors daily, rom ~ TO ! o'clock p. M, Att
MGssEia,snSs ~ ~ sis street, on the northeast corr
DissAsEs OF rHs NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN-I
trentment-in reports Of tho HOWARD AssO~
GiATioN.ssnt In sealed letter envelopes, frss oS
Dk. J. sKILLIN HoUGHroN.
.,,o howard Association, Philadelphik, Pa
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

To BE HELD FOR ExonANoE.-Wm. Brown
and W. J. spieer were arrested yesterday mar
Culpeper. They are recommended to Le held Tor
exchange for prisoners Of the same class nov In
Richmond. They were committed to the Old Capt..
tol BY Captain Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

ander Wolowski's new and simpliled method M,
piano iorte and singing. Prof. Wolowski con. J
tinues his singing and Piano Glasses, and opens 8
new course for Piano and singing, which wiIl be
the last In Washington. Prof WolowskI receive
vhitos daily, from IL TO ! o'clock p. M, att =
OF Eleventh Ut. ociO-Iot
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

wasAingtsn and new York stock Mar
ksts Ts-Day.
We - inAshAsA toJsy Cooke Co., bankers,
pes Tie Sosloufng condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

RoBBrSa AN OLD CoLoRxB woMAS.-samuel
Gaines, eolorsd, was arrested by officer Ashton,
OF the Tenth precinct for stealing purse contain.
Ing seven or eight dollars from oolorsd woman
named Anna Bombay. He was suapicionsd by
George W. Jackson. Gaines was held to bail In
the sum Of $50 for his appearance at the Criminal
Court ..--.... =
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

BAD Bor.-A small boy apparently about 10
years Of age, named John Connor, has been so fire.
qusa'ly arrested by the police for his wickednsss
that he vss sent away from the city by Justice
Thompson to his home In Alexandria, where his
mother lives. The boy was engaged In the boot
black and newspaper business. He was extremely
insolsnt and annoying 10 citizens.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

: FIRE.-About II o'clock yea terdsy morning
Ere broke out In the back building Of the resi-.
dance Of Mrs. vsshorn, situated on street south,
bstwssa Fourth and Fifth streets esse, damaging
the building TO eenaiderabls extent. II 10 sup
posed to b the aet Of an inosndiary. The entire
building would have been consumed II Otncer
Barkiey, Of the Eighth Precinct, and the nsishbors
had not rendered timely assistance. .I. |a ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
From GoRDoHsvILLE.

GoRDoSsvnLE, Oct. 12.-The Yankees ap.
pear to have known nothing Of Gen. Lees
movements until Friday last, when they COM
finally retreated yesterday in such haste as
prevented them from burning Rappahannock
bridge. Their force from all accounts, was
small. II Is reported that our troops burned
Bull Run bridge In time to capture three OF
their trains,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

CASE OF DRowHrno.-The body Of drowned
man wss found In The canal u the foot Of sixth
street. and takea out about 7oelosk last night, By
po,teemsa Of the Tenth Precinct. Prom pass
which WAS found on his person, his name 10 sup
posed 70 BE- Thomss Crow and 1t seems that he
was employed by the City Passenger Railroad Com.
pany. This morning. Coroner Woodward was sent
for TO hold an inquest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15
To the Citizens Of Orange County.

The Undersigned most respectfully request The
citizens of Orange County to meet US in the
Courl House at Hillsborough on Saturday next the
18th instant, to take prompt and efficient steps to
provide Tor the proper supply Of food for the wives and
children Of the soldiers and all Others who may be
deemed proper objects Of our sy mpalhy and care.
Let no one stay away, and let US give OF sell what
we can, promptly and literally, in food or in money.
We ask that in each Captains District Of our county,
the people will see TO i that fall delegation is sent
70 attend this meeting, and to cooperate with US.
JAMES g. TURRENTINE, Chairman.
FREEMAN WALKER, \
VIM. F. STRAYHORN, oommiteo
NJ. A. Angler,
H. WHITFIELD, 'aiua'lon.
H: Whitfield, JAS. Y. WHITFIELD,
WIN. WILK, NSON, A. C. MURDOCH.
JOHN g. LATTA, ID. G. PARRISH,
Q. q STRAYKORN, p. C. CAMERON.
FIN WADDELL, J.W. NORWOOD.
JAMES r. CAIN, I.J.ALLISON,
THOMAS WEBB, C.J.FREELAND.
April 10. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15
ANEcDoTE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.

The following admirable trait in the
character OF the Queen may not be gene
rally known. When Princess Victoria,
she is said to have frequently amused her.
selfby gslns iacognito in carriage TO diff
terent shops, and derived great entertain
ment. when Invested Of the appendages at
tendant upon royalty, in observing as a
passive spectator, the infinite variety oil
incidents and occupations with which
London abounds. Being one day al Run
dell 4 Bridge she observed. anong many
other objects that attracted attention, one
that hxed It. This was young and intel
ligent lady, who was most sedulously EN-
ployed 10 looking over different gold chains
Tor the neck, which were alternately pre-
scented 10 her for inspection. After she
had admired several. she asked the price
OF one which seemed TO have peculiarly
struck her fancy. The price was named.
II was mere than she imagined il would
have been.
could i not be offered cheaper:"
"lmpossible !"
The young lady seemed disconnected,
eaahl nru the Chain again, t0Dk II up, and
then she laid it down a second tine, APP
pearins to part from II with reluctance.
iinweser. al length she admitted the price
was TAR too high. chose a much cheaper,
winch she ordered to be sent home, aud
went away. The young Princess Victoria,
who had silently observed the different
workings Of the mind af the lady as dis
played IA her cnantenance, inquired who
che was. aud, upon receiving satisfactory
information, ordered the firm TO pack up
the gold chain which had so attracted her
attention, with the one she had purchased,
and sent with il card, signilying that
the Princess Victoria was so well pleased
with observing that The young lady, who
had been so much taken with the beauty
aud workmanship Of the chain, had yet so
much the command If her passions as moi
~ suffrr these to overcome her prudence,
that she, therefore, il token Of her app ru.
val, desired her to accept the cham which
she 81 much admired. in the hope that she
would always perseyere in that laudabls
line OF conduct upon which female happi-
ness 50 much depended.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

Died in this county, on the alsi Of March last,
after loss and painful illness. Mrs. MARY A.
DUKE, wife Of G. w. Duke. in the 18th year Of
her age.
Died. IN this county, on the 18th Of March last,
Mrs. MARY TATE, vito Or the Ia;e samuel N.
Tate, Esq aged flly.seven year,.
Among the first 10 respond 10 the call Of their
county was WAYNE HObEMAN, son Of Richard
and LueFeila HOleman. lie had been from home in
the West several years before The war broke oui.
when that event occurred be volunteered and Joined
The asd Tennessee regiment. lie fought hnyrly il
anumhcr o. battles, and hsd holes shOi through his
clothes, never nurmuring, bu; always ready 10 bear
MS part with true and psirioiic spirit. But, alas
on tho hrst Of January last in the battle before Mur.
ifeesbOrough, Tennessee, be fell in The foremost
ranks while CALAMITY defending tho honor Of bis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15
~ THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, it has become apparent to me and
10 all who are interested in the welfare Of the
State and who have any feelings oil for sui.
fsrng among their felow-men, from the cries which
reach Us from the poor in all sections a The land thai
starvation will be the fate Of many Of our heretofore
favored people, unless the crime Of specializing in the
necsssaries of life can be arrested and whereas, il is
my bounden duty to protect the citizens Of the State,
OF which have the hsnor 10 be the Chief Magistrate,
against the evils consequent upon this crime 10 the
utmost of my ability;
Now, therefore, /, zEBULoN b. VANCE, Go.
vernon Of North Carolina do, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Council Of State ssse this ro-
camaiiOn, iorbiddng all persons, for The space Of
thirty day. from the date hereof, from exporting any
Of the following articles beyond the limits ofihe State,
TO wit: any Salt. Bacon, Pork, Beet, Germ, Meat.
Flour, Wheat, Potatoes Shoes. Leather, Hides, Cot,
ION Cloth, and Yarn, and Wooden Cloth.
From this prohibition the following persons are to
be EXEMPTED: All Quariermas,ers and Commissary
Agents Of the Confederate Government, and Of any
Stale ollhe confederacy, exhibiting proper evidence
OF their official character. Also, all Agents Of any
County, District, Town or Corporation, Of other
States, who shall exhibit satisfactory proof Of tLe
Agency Tor the purchase Of such articles for such
County. District, Town or Corporation, for public
uses OF for distribution at cost and transportation and
not for resale Or profit. Alss, all persons whether
residents or nonTesidents Of the State who may pur.
chase any Of said articles for their private use Of
which, before The articles are removed their OATH be-
fore Justice Of the Peace may be taken as evidence
and also those non.residenls who may have purchased
before tie date hereof. The exception Is 10 eren,
10 Salt made BY non-resdents on ihssea coast and
their own works, and to cargoes entering port Of th
State from abroad
Any ofsaid articles that may be stopped in trGnsi
~ from our borders are TO be conscaed 10 the use Of
the Stale. The Colonies OF Militia throughout the
state enJoineat to see that this Proclamation is en-.
forced.
earnestly appeal to all good citizens 10 sustain
and aid ms in carrying out the object this Proclama
lion is designed, as far as possible, 10 effect.
300 In witness whereof. ZEsULos B. VAEsE
ssKALss Governor. Captain General and Commas
r.rss dei.in.Chief. hath signed these presents
and caused the Great Seal Of the Slate 10 be affixed.
Done II our City Of Raleigh this 18th day Of April
A. d., 1853, and in the year Of our Indspendene,
the s7lh.
| BY the Governor: z. b. VANCE.
R.H. BrrrLE, JR., Private Secretary.
\ April 18th. so-2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

tine active Spectator IN breadstufs. sass
tse Masen (Ga.) Telegraph. IS a more Ell
trctise and dangerous foe to the Conirde.
rate cause. ia our opinlnn. than battalion
Of Federal troops. IL dues immense mis-
chiet ninseli hy stimulating price, but he
does great deal mpre by stimulating the
spirit OF speculation men need siighI
inducements IN the Nay Of precepl or ex-
ample To 20 into business certain to pro-
duce wealth. though unfortunately it may
be Al The expense Of conscience aud coun.
try. A single SPECTATOR may ofies poison
whole commun,ty BY hi. prrnic,sus in.
tlaeace and example.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15
DKsrRrrRs rRox r.s Y.sKsa AMY

DKsERTsRs PROM THg YASKks AMY
The Herald has the following: " The New
J rk Tribune. the official organ Of the War
department. stated on The esd inst. that
ihrfe were 10000 de.ertrrs from the
Federal armies" The Hraidsay.: This
!. most important information Tor the re.
brls. and will aid aud comfor, then re.
markably. The rebel leaders will doubt
less conclude that our soldiers are tired oil
the war. and th., now /, the time 10 adj
vance before these %. 900 deserters are
brosght back"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15
YAX L.IsTs.

wa.F. stayhors, Esq. will attend ., he Cour,
house on Thursday The 18Th instant ~ Ii. purpose
oflsking tbs list Of tsSsbes and taxable plops, in
Hillsborough for State and County Taxes.
&C, Murdoch, Esq,. Magistrate Of Police, will at.
lend At the same time aud place, 10 take the .i ior
the Town Tar. All those concerned viii please to
take noiics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

AsoTHrR Rlor.-1'hsre has been another
riot between black aud white labor in the
North. The white laborers employed BY
the New York and Erie railroad having
struck for higher wages. black laborers
we're put in their places. A soon as this
vas done the whites made an attack on the
blacks, driving and beating them in most
terrible manner. remaining masters of the
held, aud putting the darkies completely to
light.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

II is said that the leaves of the China
tree. i plentifully slrewed among wooden
garments when packed away tor the sum
mer, are complete defence from moths.
They are said to be the best preventive Of
worms in dried fruit. Try il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

Many man has bled 10 death apon the
battlefield whose life might have been
saved by handful OF flower bound round
The wound. Many soldiers do not know
mat gunpowder is one Of the very best
Nyptlcs. Reduce the grains to dust. serape
alittle lint from some garment, and Gil il
WIN this fine powder, and apply il 70 the