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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21
The Cruelties Of Slavery.

a New Orleans correspondent Of the ROS-
ton Transcript, al army officer, after saying
of the the negro troops in Louisiana, that
never did men fight with more dauDt!eSS
courage; that their camps are models CT
neatness and order, and that ia the whole
command but one co.ored man has ever been
punished for improper conduct, adds this N
poTtant testimony:
Every man presenting himself to be re
cruited strips to the SKIN, to be surveyed by
the surgeon. We do not accent cne-Ealf
that offer. On Tuesday, out of eighty-two
only thirty-th"ee were accepted. | have di-
rec;ed my surgeons to keep accurate lists of
the causes of rejection, They report to ME
that not one in fifteen is free from marks of
severe lash;ng. More than one-ha!f ale re-
jected because Of disability arising from lasi,-
ing Of whips anl bitings OF dogs on their
calves and thighs. 1t is fri.htful. Humid
reds Of them Lave welts on their backs as
large as one Of Your largest fingers intend
to have these mem ordnda collected and pub
Iis5ed with certificates Of surgeons"
Wesley Hpmphrey-a surgeon Of the al
nv at Corinth, Miss, writes as follows, under
date Of Nav e5th. to the Cjaci1nat; Free
Ma, m:
81 lave been selected as tie surgeon of
the regimen, Of African descent, now Gorr
ING here mot al black bv aov mpars) and
during ne past week had occ,,'o, to ex,n;r4
about 200 men n a apIe stofe preraratory
70 be must. red INTO top / : srrvics and
7 then saw e,idencrz of ,.hssa and naltrea,-
ment perfectly horrfyiny to relate. and that
must be seen to fully understand the abuse
TO which they have been subjected I think
I am safe in saving that At jsss, nns.boJf Of
that number bore evidence Of haying bee7
severely ,chiDped and maltreated in 2ar;ons
ways some ,rere xtaLLeJ uitb - Ln;f, a,hors
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21

The elements of human happiness are love
to God and man, love to one woman, and the
possession of good hired girl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21

At Gettysburg, Rufus d. Thompson, Co
L, Colchester.
At Gettysburg, joel c Smith. Co e, Dux-
bury.
At Getty ysburg, Sergt Orris P. Beaman
Co B.
At Hagerstown, John Calvin, Co X, Mid
dlebury.
Total, Killed 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21
KIRBY.

KIRBY.
w w Sanborn, VIM Webber,
Danl NJ Thayer, N Gorham,
B c Wood, DB Nickerson,
{ A Barney, f Hunt,
Z Parker, Josiah Brown.
L D Parker,
SHEFFIELD.
Leander Smelling Jacob F Gray
Josiah Mills Libbey. ir
Austin NJ Green Isaac X Kenniston
Jacob 6 Gray Stephen S Witzer, I'd
Brady Ingalls, James o Ingalls,
John O Hara Jas b Knox
Geo NJ Robinson, HIM L Pearl.
Allen Cass
LYNDON.
John A Green Franklin Locklin
Myron Lock & B Walker
Heman French g d Root
Jas w Town Lewis Jenkins Jr
Holsey Bullock Caleb Garfield
John Drown Chandler Bullock
VIM Pearl Benah S Carpenter,
Erastus Cobleigh iona Locklin
Real l. Chatfee VIM A Chase
Henry Hosmer Abner H Bonett
Russei, Farnsworth AlSen Fletcher
ID ellison Geo W Miles
VIM Park VIM G. Griffin
Abel Graves Peter Clement
Joshua Bemis Welcome J Fletcher
Sami W Russell Henry Chase
Henry c Belden \bner Cram
Phllon Haltwel! Henry Mattocks
Henry II McGatfy Edward y Bundy
Riley FL Hosmer Joel \ Bronson
Lyman Powers VIM BOwditch
Calsin ID Bigelow H b Streeter.
Jas VI Williams
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-21

TERN, oF ADvERrSr>G.-For one square tof 10 lines
i- -z- type three insertions, 81 Each additional in
-rr'on l. cents square liberal discount to those
vino advertise nv the year. LbtratOns. Esravs Notices
10 Legislature. II each III advance.
:. VI PErTEN"ILL q Co., 81 Park Row. New York. and
state Street, Boston. and s K NILES Sc0llav's Build
Ing Court street Boston authorized Agents.
.1u PRINTING Oi all kind done neatly and at living
price. All kind of Papers and Cards kept constantly
on hand.
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TGGg, II paid strictly IN advance, per annum. 80
f. no, paid in advance. . ................... , 90
Ii not paid With in the 80
single copies cents each.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

SusPENDED.-We see it stated, that
Gen Polk has been relieved Of his com
mand by Gen. Bragg, fer having failed to
make the attack upen the enemy, on
the goth of September, at the time ap-
pointed, to which may be attributed the
escape of the enemy, and the occupation
of Chattanooga. 1t. is also stated that
Gems. Hindman and Armstrong, have been
put under arrest.
On the other hand, Rosencrans has
suspended Gen. McCook, and charges his
late defeat to NJ Cooks disobedience O.
orders. The Northern papers say tina
the army was saved frem destruction b,
the stubborn defence of Thomss's cerps
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

The DAnY lEG1srER.-Ths Raleigh
Register Office hs been removed to re-
srsburg, Va, wtsre Mr.. Syme has estao-
lishsd his Office lnder the name OF the
Daily, Semi weekly and Weekly Register
We have received several numbers OF the
Daily, and find in them the same able,
bold and inAexible defender OF the
Southern cause that marked the Editor s
course when conducting the Register II
this city. Wswish eur friend a success
full and profitable career in resuming op
srations on the theatre where he man.
years ago catered: for the ne wspape
i public.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12
ranks

w. nod to u fair friend
"ERAron for alub of Al subscribers
and sos accompying; to F. G. Max
well of Clarksve, Va, for an addition
r. . borasoma ub forwarded to us a
few weeks ago; so to
at Walnut Cove,or almost cohs
cessions to our It; to some ia'' niei
At Western propP. O. in Bladen county,
for a club, and t a NUMBER oi e'ne
dies and gentlefn Tor cons,ue'
! d;,;ons r. our inscription list.
= VIZ. ~ ,rkind friends for their
interest in bebalof our paper, and hope
f.;.nds ul do likewise. 1t takes
LARGE list now o sustain the paper
80 wa v.nt 70 ublish a bold, fearless
snd..sndsn n.nt-one that will tell tn
n[eonla n. truth and stand up for tn
RIGHTS of our mole State, the honor an
glory of our Cofederacy' ana ono
will 90 for the b.rty and independents
of the South, ad nothing shorter. An
we hope all in ,vor of this ticket wi
rally TO the POLAND give us a vote, ell
closing three Jei Davis. Remember
"yoTE EARIy.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

DEATH OF DIR. EMMoNs.-The remains
Of DIR, Ebsnezer Emmons reached this
city on Monday last, from his residence
in Brunswick county, where he died a
few days previous. DR.. i. had been for
several years State Biologist, and his la
bors have contributed in an eminent de-
gree to the Development of the mineral
and agricultural resources Of the State.
DR.. Emmons was a member of the
Presbyterian Church, and we have neve,
known a more modest, amiable man thas
he was. Science and the State at large
have sustained a severe afaictisn by thu
loss of this good man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12
Mr.. MASON AND THE BR1rIsB GoyRRx-

Mr.. MASON AND THE BRITISH GOVERN
MENT.-We learn, on inquiry, (says the
Richmond SentineD that the
msnt in the yankee papers of Mr. Ma
sons withdrawal from England, is doubt
less correct. Although no official COM
munlcation has been received from him
yet we are informed that early in Au'
gust last, the President instructed him
to Withdraw from admission in whicb~his
services could no longer be useful to his
country.
From tie date at which these instruc-
tons were sent, it is apparent that this
action of the President must have been
based on the intelligence which reached
US about that date, of the refusal of tLe
british Government to unite with France
In placing US on a footing of eoualitv
with our enemies, by acknowledging the
| Independence which we have fully yindi-
Gated in the flee of the world.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

PAYING TAxEs.-The people through
outsths country are now paying their
Confederate tax, and we advise them ia
use for this purpose the Treasury notes
issued previous to April, 1853, and es-
pecially those issued previous to Decem-
her, 1852. Several denominations of the
latter kind have been sountsrfeited. L
is desirable to get all notes issued previ
oss to April, 1868, out of circulation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

AUcT1oNs.-Auction sales are doing a
great deal to keep up high prices. Any
n can see this by experience here at
home. Those who have an article of me-
cessity On hand are not willing to sell it
at a lower figure than the same article
brought at. auction, though it may not
have cost one half the price now asked
Auctions, of all kinds, are now used to
keep up extortionate prices, and are en-
couragers of spectators. They have be.
come a positive injury to the people a
large.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

REeHHoND, Oct 5.-GenA Magruder's
order, dated 9th Sept, announcing to his
army the brilliant victory at Sabine Pass,
has been received here. He says the re-
suit of this gallant achievement is the
capture Of two fine gunboats, IA heavy
guns, over two hundred prisoners, and
amongstthem the commander Of the fleet
over 90 Of the enemy killed and woun-
ded, while not one man was lost on our
side, or a gun Injured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

The CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. The
election for Members of Congress from
this State will take place IN the Army
on Thursday the 2sth of this month, and
in the State on Wednesday the 4th OF
November.
We are requested to suggest that IRON
the Army elections two copies Of th'
returns be forwarded, by different mails
o.! COMMUNICATIVE Occurred.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12


but q few of such--not more than other
States contain. I'D we Sc free to ad-
mit that a coed my Meth Carolnians
have been betrayed y thse unscrupu-
lous and designing few to isten to false
notes of peace. But he delusion has
passed away. They hask zen the mis-.
cradle deception practi4 upon them,
and nene now scout the ihmous scheme
more loudly than they, more heart
lily despiso its vile authok
But even in this, North Carolina is not
singular from other States In Virginia
and Georgia, Tennessee and Louisiana,
and indeed in all the States, a few de
signing men. have attempted to -infuse
the like poison among the people, and
we doubt not had the presses of those
States given them "aid and comfort" BY
publishing their obnoxious sentiments,
we should have heard quite as much OF
it here, there and yonder, rs in our own
State. But the deception has proven to
be as shortlived as it was delusive, and
now there are few if any to be found
who have the hardihood to endorse thu
reconstruction" or other reasonable
sentiments the movement WIS designed tt
promulgate.
Away, then, with any seeming ad
mission of the truthfulness. Of the accu-
sations made by unreliable, irresponsible
vagabond scribblers, by seriously com.
batting their ISLANDERS, or drawing invldi
Gus comparisons between Moth Carolin'
and other States. The hsrcism of he
sons in arms, the thousands If her slail
upon the battle field, the courage AM
patriotism of her people at home, an
their undying devotion to the common
cause, all, everything pertaining to he
character, give the denial in the mos
emphatic terms to all such slsnderou
assertions. Let them pass as unworth
of further notice than our most inefabl,
silent contempt. North Carolina is til
equal in all respects, with those of hi
sister States in the past, present, ar
will be in the future. This truth is i
dellibly stamped with the truth of hi
tory; and this need Of justice will
signally awarded to her when the reco
of this glorious struggle shall be WRITE
up. Let US not then admit her inferisrit
by contentious wranglings with unpri
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

ELEcTIoNs,-From the returns to hand
from Georgia, Gov. Brown seems to have
been reelected Governor of Georgia, and
Clarke Governor of Mississippi.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

SUCCESSFUL RAID UPON TEE DEsRRTER RS
AND CoNscRIPTs learn that up to
the 28th ult., General Hske had succeed.
ed in catching and sending off to camp
over 400 dessrters and conscripts in the
Western part of the State. And the end
is not yet. A large number of the m
have been Virginia, Georgia and Ala
bama troops, as we'll as North Carroll
mans.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

LIE BATTLE OF GETTYsBUkG.-A fed
eral officer of high responsibility told one
OF our officers, who was a prisoner in the
yankee lines after the battle of Gettys-
burg, that the federal loss in that terrible
engagement was tUsnty-nine thousand
and large odds. He said it had been
carefully ascertainsd and figured up in
the War Department, and such was the
terrific result. He did not suppose that
the fact would be allowed officially to
come before the public, but such it new
ertheless was.
/ The enemy, our informant (who had
excellent means of ascertaining the facts
| states, had also taken great pains to
make cut a complete list of those of our
men who fell into their hands after the
battle and that list, including wounded
surgeons, nurses, servants, and cooks,
Amounted to alb out five thousand. Sup.
posing that we brought away five thous
and wounded-a liberal allowance-ano
We may estimate our entire loss in killec
and wounded at twelve tho usand-no
half that of the enemy's.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

LITERARY BoARD.-This Board met in
the Executive Office in this city on the
Cd inst. The Board appropriated 1926,
900 for the Fall distribution for Common
Schools. R. H. Battle, jr., ESQ.,, was
elected Treasurer of the Board, and his
salary fixed for the year at S $1,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

YoRK's GRAMkAR.-Rev. r. L. Aber-
n ethy informs US that he is agent for the
sale of Rev. B. York's Grammar, and can
supply schools or individuals upon the
same terms as ifprocured from the author.
He has revived his Academy and has a
full school. His address is "Happy
Home, n. c."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

/" MARKET PRICE" - In q recent debate
n the Senate on the Impressment bill, Mr..
henry, Of Tennessee. expressed ths opin-
ION that the market price " was. Of all
standards Of value, the most fallacious.
AS an instance, said the Senator, Rich
ard' when down in the dust and blood Of
bssworth field, offered his " kingdom for a
horse"
A senator-Was there any other bids
Mr.. Henry said that there was no other
bid. and that even without competition,
mat was the market price of horse at that
juncture.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

,. Authorizes an increased issue Of 81
and 90 notes, and also an issue of fifty
cent notes, not fundable.
8. Authorizes the sale. Of six per cent.
bonds at par for Treasury notes issued
since LIST December to such Of the Cnnfed-
crate States As may desire to purchase the
,,re, or the sale Of such bonds when
guaranteed by any State, to an amount not
exceeding 5000. 900. 900. Also authorizes
the sale, at par. of 500. 100000 coupon
bends, six per cent.--the coupons to be
paid a, the pleasure of the owner in cur.
r.ncy, or in cotton certificates. which
pledge the Government to pay the same in
cotton, at the rate Of Sd sterling per pound.
10 be delivered at any time within six
moaths after the ratification Of treaty Of
peace, at New Orleans, Mobile. Savannah,
Charleston or Wilmington, as the Secreta-
ri Of thu Treasury may direct.
o. Provides for the publication of the
act. Richmond Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

Died, on the 9Th instant, Of brain fever, MARY
CAhoLiNE Gates, daughter OF Thomas J. and
Martha Gates, aged II years and / months She
died in the full riumphs of faith In Christ our loss
Is therefore her eternal gain.
Also, on the 9th instant, Of brain fever, MARTHA
YATES, wife of Thomas ]. Gates, aged A years
and two months. She has been a consistent member
Of the Baptist Church upwarde Of twenty years She
was an aff.ctionato wife, devoted mother, and a
KIND neighbor. and has seft husband and seven
children to mourn their loss, which s her eternal
gain. Comuunieoted.
Died in Richmond Hospital, on the oath Of Feb.
ruary, Ofiyphod pneumonia, PERSON NANGUM,
only son Of Mr.. William Mangum. of this county.
he entered The service Of his country twelve months
ago. and after enduring for year the hardshps Of
soldiers hie rendered more uncomfortable by an al
most constant attendance Of some disease he quietly
yielded up his lin 10 God who gave it, He was Kind
and afecionatc brother, the pride Of fathers heart
and the hope Of his declining years Though his voice
is now hushsd to them forever it should be conso-
laiion for Them TO know, that while soldier in the
service Of bis county he kept his heart pure and un-
stained oy vice, his armor bright with honor and
truth, and his eye upon the star Of salvation shining
from the cross Of the Redeemer, which guided him
safely over LIES troubled sea. He had been men,
Der OF The Methodist Church many years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
K L EP COOL.

and strike while the iron is hot.
~ L arc receiving. 1000 M. Best English SODA,
~ chest BLACK TEA. chest GREEN ditto,
500 rs. English GOpPEkAS.
- bottles SALAD Old,
30 lbs. Spani-ii CASTLE SOAP.
II lbs CAI.OMEl,.
elbs. LEAD PLASTER,
200 boxes BLEACHING.
so lbs. CREAM TARTAR.
10 lbs. Coleman's london MUSTARD,
10 lbs. INDIGO.
. lbs. CAMPHOR.
4n. QUINfNE,
5000 qua. Pistol and Mu.ad CATS,
English CANISTER POWDER,
1000 papers PINS. assorted
200 TOOTH BRUSHES.
200 Ivory AMI Rubber Fine cONbS,
80 wards Black ALpAcCA,
300 lbs. Fancy SOAP.
200 pair chilifen's SHOES,
eco yards Black CALICO.
When you buy this stock. wc will buy Spfiss lsd
Summer Goods. There is no, enough money or eS.
change Ia the country 10 buy al snes all yon want.
80 buy, and We will bus more.
II. y. BROWN < co.
March Isl SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

LrBERAL.--Mrs. Marshall. residing near
Wadesborough, hasgiven twenty Eve bush.
els Of meal for Distribution aiming the fami-
lies Of soldiers. John 5. Little OF Arson
has given like quantity. aud sells corn at
81 aud meat at % CENTS to the families Of
soldiers in his neighborbood. James Dun
Of the same county has $50 bushels Of corn
TO sell 10 soldiers famiiesatsl. In Smiths
beat, in Anssn, there i not . man who
will charge the wife Of soldier more than
81 for corn. Welt done. Arson
Fayetteville O5sarr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
P.on EAsrrks Nonrm CARoLrsA.-We

Fson EAsrEks NORTH CARoLISA.-We
hare jss, received information that smart
,kirmish occurred at Franklin. on the
BIackwater. last Tuesday. The enemy,
in considerable force. csmmenced Smelling
sur trsops on this side; We replied for
some time. After this had continued for
1 space. the Yankees sent large body Of
cavalry. said T. be some six hundred, to
charge our boys. The cavalry. il is said.
made dash IN handsome style over the
bridge. expecting to di'perse the confed-
crates.
They were net Nth a mur'!eraus volley
from our troops. Who were lying around
watching the enemy. Many saddles were
emptird. confusion ensued, and the Yam.
k.es finding their reception warmer than
thsv expected. Immediately rclreated, ar.
,Illsry and cavalry. We took some lew
prisoners. We have rot learned who
commanded on either side, or the number
Of casualties. State Journal. is.h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

Applicants Ter passports are now requir-
ell by the State Department at Washing
ton To file bands in the sum Of Que thousand
dpllars each, conditioned that they will re-
sponj TO the draft under the conscript law,
or will provide substitutes fer the military
service Of the United States.
CAS'r Employ CoSTRABaNDs. The law
agsinst Negroes coming into the State 81
Indiana. is being rigidly enforced in some
pariiuns Ul the State. An AbDlitinnIsl nam
ell O.good. at Pl,meuth. Marshall county.
was fined forty dollars for employing con.
trabaPd.
An immense Union meeting was held at
indianapolis On ,he Goth ull. Strong reso-
buttons we're passed in favor Of vigorous
prosecution OF the war, and Lincoln was
endorsed in the must unqualified terms.
Salt lake City. March 10. Is65.---Judgs
Kinney this day issued wri. against Brig
haM Young, under tie pnlygamy act u
Congress. IL was placed III the hands 81
United States Marshal Gibbs. who served il
not onl, without the aid Of posse, but alone
waited upon President Young. The writ
was immediately responded to. aud the De.
tendsnt personally appeared 10 court. and
upon Investigation. the Judge held him to
bail in the sum Of two thuusand dollars,
which was promptly given. The civil au-
thnriiy can now be maintained ia Utah
ni,hsui the aid Of troops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
skirmish on the Rappahannock.

Riehmond. Mrrch ls.--Information ha.
been received here that q skirmish occur
red yesterday afternoon at Kelly's Ford,
on the upper Rappahannsck, bsrNesn Gen.
ylH Hugh Lees brigade and Pelham.
asrse artillery. and the enemy. The eae-
~. IL. 900 strong. sader Gen. Stonemaa.
.eeeeded 10 crossing late 10 the afternoon.
Oar force did not exceed two thousand
and We have TO lament the 10. Of Msjsr
Pelham Of Alab.ms. and .Majsr Poller Of
Virgins. The enemy we're badl, crippled.
and tetreated Ia the north bank Of the Rap.
p.hannnck. leaving their dead sir,sed a.
lang the road. They also lett hospital.
L.rrR-rhs engagement Yesterday sear
,ae Rappshsunsck. occurred al Jamisan's
Wood. within sir..mlIss Of Culpepper court
hause. The enemy wers driven across the
river with \ heavy loss. Our loss will not
exceed t1o hundred. killed. wounded and
esp,ared. The sneny evidently contem.
psted great expedition. bat we're com.
pletsly iollrd aud di.comhued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

Faos CH.aLKsros.--Chsrleston, March
Is.-AlI quiet tonight. If no attack be
made Tomorrow, II is supposed the enemy
will wait fourteen days longer for the mex,
sprins-tide. The steamship Calypso ar
rived here from Nassau thus morning. She
Was chased last night BY the blockaders.
who fired repeatedly. One shell burst
over her deck hurting nobody.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
R &c EIvING

RECEIVING,
IN Casks RICE,
~ 80 reams Wrapping Paper,
rs reams Letter Paper, 400 packs Envelope,
10 bbls. Sugar, 500 lbs. Swceds Iren,,
20 kegs Nails, Is lbs. Cast Steel,
80 lbs. Brsds. "a lbs. Cut Tacks,
1000 Slate Pencils, SO States,
doz. Scissors, Tea Kettles,
Odd Lids, Sad Irons, &c. &c.
H. N. BROWN & co.
February TO-. 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
Obituary.

~ we lind II necessary to repeat our notice, that
OBITUARY notices no. exceeding len lines in length
VIII pc Inserted gratis, but for every additional line
more man that ten cents must be paid, which money
must accompany the manuscript.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
N OTIC E

~ " J. ~ II i
DAN away from my employ sometime in August
- last, during my absence in the army, an appren-
tice bay named George r. Collins, bound to me by
the County Court Of Orange. He will be sixteen
years of age on the 9th Of May next. hereby for
warn all persons from hhrboring or employing him,
under the penalty Of the law.
JAMES d. CLARK.
March 4. e4-3wp