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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
EsTRAYED.

CtAME INTO the premises Of the subscriber II
1.-the Towship Of Frankenmuht, on the l4th Of De
SENDER last, two red Yearling Bulls The owner Y
requested to prove property, pay charges and taxi
them away. ISAAC BALDWIN.
2Que f......|
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
rz TERMS, CASH ga

Country produce Of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods N. W. CLARK CO.
East Saginaw. DEFENDERS, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21

lie will be prepared to Gil orders to any extent
Any article in the line not on hand will be order
ed at once If desired lie has in connection manu-
fartory and finishing rooms where work will be made
to order. repaired or finished ON short notice
TERMS CASH.
Walnut, Cherry and Butternut lumber taken in
exchange for Furniture. Ill. c. SlLsBEE.
East Saginaw, Dec. Ia, 1862. y . ...
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21

DURE WHISTLES 49,.
Refined by an improved process, sesufsd by letters
Patent and endorsed by the first Analytical Chem.
lists as free from the poisonous salts Of copper rnd
lead, found in all Copper Distilled Whisky -
For sale by IA STOKES, Agent,
Cor. Jefferson ave and waynet,
gT1 Detroit Mich.
Feb. 10, 1863. .rifri sis4iiI 20
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
NOTICE.

An examination Of School Teachers viii he hel,
at the Academy, in this city the sth day Of Apri
next at 2oclock p M.
BY order Of the Committee.
East Saginaw, March 80, 1863.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21

NJ
HAGABLoNs BEARS OIL, for which the high
~ est Market price will be paid BY
af fdrUCf1 FRIZELLB BROS
Ear Saginaw, March ls, 1863.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
GROVER s. BAKERS MACHINES,
MAKING TIE
GROVER &BAKER STITCH.

These Justly celebrated machines, adapted to all
the wants Of the household and mandatory, con-
tnue TO maintain the pre-eminenco which the al
most universal verdict Of the public has awarded
them. The woll-known
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
yIoLINs AND ACCoRDIANs.

JUST received a fresh assortment. Of Violin. and
d Accordians, BY u L. vonpky a Co, on ws,cr
street
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
Repairing
WILLIAM G.. DIETZ
CARPENTER g. BUILDER.
WATER STREET BETWEEN GENEsEE AND
GERMAN STREETS.

is NOW prepared to execute all kinds Of workap
] pertaining To the trade Having a long and
varied experience In all branches Of the business
and good stock of seasoned lumber on hand Item
confident my work will please all who may fav
with their patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn 70 order.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
Residences on Jefferson street, oppod III
Brewery.
, 1863-03-19
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
IA lowing list of American and Foreign Pc
riodicais, for which receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made by
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY steamer
four times month, am enabled to receive sub
scriptions at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab-
lishment has gained such an enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-03-19

Thh N named di.oals b oommony PRECEDED b. q.
lcTalll aclI1n q Ne hoaIi. and dcult rolplrafnn
1aT1 11Illl1 0I1lulnI nd fIllh1 1luI11aI pl11lnt
u lrll 1u1 l1rccur ~ rllI1nl r1''f DERIVED nom
y q s,,1i1 sppI'11ss 4 ~ i.1s,. on
UrnI. Invariably I11u|I N cuu They acl uIIn such
1n1TlV o1 I11 cIc1aon and o1oI11nl i1sIcu t1t The
el.l.. -. ,.asss. - ,.s ss... n. ae, ~ as el-
, 1863-03-19


Uou ~ rlroon, know ne value of raw
hIdo. !, seems almost strange 70 80 them
r1ll al q iheir 2 deacon" skins for he small
11n ol thirty q ItIl5 cllia Take strip
q 4cIl.lonncd raNhide an inch vide. and .
1oI11 en- hardy bl.lk Il by pulling batk--
no ol Ih1n D. cnnol break anr way,
20. no 1IIIa1 IiiIps ad1 llhte lhe'tair
oG with . sharp knife. 70 use for blgslrings; I;
~ aIl|tl viii 61i|11l two soi. of bags.
FarncrI know how perp|ezing i i o lend
|.|| md have lhcn returned minus slrings.
. VII onl|11l ho1pfr1n (commonl IN any
.I.rI. and stronger. h is good % wrap
around q hIokln lh'|l--brli1r lhan iron.
Two 11I1 or r1Nhido hallers will last 4
.|0I |||.|'nt- On hs dont live to5 lonel.
u .on. r|ac'i he Span'an11 uss raUhlde
I11'c1a|n1 b work caille viii, cut into nnr.
I1r strips and twisted together haE1lr fsh-
io|. \ 1.1I . Is d 81 , broke, 'ias r
D ~. .I.... j c|.n b. lalao1 % L viii be
- au1 nlIot|u. II.a llruoS, lu.ihsr SAVE
cor all dsae,n'l pall,1 ? md W IL
r14 70 I.H nkFubt
.|r - I'.1 , 1r.l taken from he IN,
|I.' .,r.,I ~ 90 ID Up, Tn put two
r..|I 1| 80 no r1I|I 81 l.'Ip1lIe nd alnn
..M.'0.. |1| = U0II 4IIrlIlc and a|dm q
I.||| ..I..|. 4 '1. |''1||. h evenly over
.|... nd 4 ur| 01I IcI 4 ~ = 81
Az. | |I.0|T.| I'm llka ~ Hh1I
..'I I1u.|0. 10I r1'| ~ rIInf IL side d
l1 I.||'100I n lIII.aI plgl n he edge
g 60 '||I , nal. b STRETCHED tlGh,s b
, 1863-03-19

Hon. Henry Randall, Of Courtland, in an
able and instructive article, describes the
great mortality among lambs in many iocks
Of sheep In Central New York last Spring.
This loss be thinks averaged full fifty per
centum, and after presenting various theories,
Mr.. Randall attributes this loss to too clio Q
confinement Of the ewes during the severe
winter Of 1862, and the consequent lack Of
proper exercise, light air, and green food,
essential to healthy progeny. w : z
The "Smith6eld Club has erected IN
London new and cOmmodious Hall for the
use Of the Society. In this Hall il is pro
posed to place the statue of the late Jonas
Webb, the distinguished English breeder.
Lord Fevefsham retired from the Presidency
at It's late meeting and Is succeeded in that
Office BY Lord .Walsingham. The President
elect fCr 1854 u Lord Tredegar. Lolds fg.
ure extensively In The English Agricultural
meetings. " - s. = ss.ssFa ta- -
6ooD AfrIE TsE.s.LThe NaMs Fdmer
ssyss Long experience has shown that an
apple that stands near an old Wood.pile a
ways grows thriftily and bears an abundance
Of apples, Is the 6ne, slowly decaying chip.
dirt forms an excellent manure for apple
and other fruit trees."
, 1863-03-19

M . ell.l VA q ..l1Il esIll1I Z llI1s qa.n-
Ing parts, and l11 p1llogollIngly done lor n1m1 time.
Iln 10 Ne % smear On ihs akln only, 4 mmi b got
Into the lylem. I.ke a1 mlny Pills nightly VIII 90
a. en-. end nI 1IImnI1nIA When tholl c1urllInIl
ll.si1g ~ a..1n he sllnleneso iAs oouplaint ffe
, 1863-03-19

]. ls1 e.. ., oI.In..l sl.....1 ..ly sle .i.h
o. r1lN 1IrI1l, u1f ~ h1I1 1cl1 himlnl1d uIlh
ll1lullm water. I11 nuIIlInE and culalyo pouln a.
~. 1,l...'1ll l2l..l.4 .4,,.1s.9 .llse. nyoa1ala
= I'D lI1lll q MN llllll. - AteA = u1111Tlnl.
9..1sl.. q. ...lsl ~ 80 = ''a.',a y isosias
, 1863-03-19
SECOND HAND PIANOS


One o. the largest and best catalogues Of Music now
puhlished A the music AID muslr bonks Published III
celebrated Guitars and a kinds Of Musical InstFamens
and music msTrh.ndise at the lowe.i pTces Music sent
whenever ordered. put paid Catalogues sent BY mail.
clergymen.
, 1863-03-19
InlI,.iuIIun 4 Tsnik.

a,ru.. ulnuu, and sulIhrl, ca vim certainty b
lh1 c1mpIlInInl parts tlIc1 q fhlioo daY k1snilg
lhcm c1l.lcd Nl1 linen Il1 aplgli win ~ aimo.
INe fil. un.. 3 .1en a.col1ns . ins printed a.
rlfl1ce = nct1A1y. Prom Aumano motives letter. o.
a1lcl uII y au1Ecl11 gul1llouIly Iosal1 clniags,
- lII. ~ 0m.g.nl should ;. ohlala,a u lha neigh
, 1863-03-19

there will be hard and ugly wrinkles you
cannot get out. After drying, and the flesh
Is sufficiently off il is fit to cut up. But 20
make it "sot and Pliable like harness
leather" put neatsfoot oil on it-fasten it up
again, and let II remain q day or two in the
sun. Then take stick about three inches
wide, and long enough to work, with both
hands, msip like wedge on the end, and
rub out ali Of the oil, that can be, and it is
tanned with the hair on.
Some persons say calf skin IA deacon is
hetter) tanned in this way, and the hair taken
of, and blackened, makes excellent boot lea
ther, warranted not to crack. The only
trouble is, it will last too long.
Cow shins are stronger and heavier, and
are m-times only salted and stretched I;
the flesh taken of; cut into strings, braided
into halters, or other useful things--the hair
shaved off with sharp knife. To make these
strips soft, they are oiled, buried in COW ma.
nure for few days, then rubbed and worked
till dry.
The skin Of . white animal Is not No. !,
nor red and white, nor black and white.
Avoid spotted skins Of any kind. Red il
good black Is better.
For an ox.whip, cut these strings about
one inch wide at the top, and about eight or
ten feet long, running 10 q point, with q
buckskin cracker one inch wide, and eight
inches long. Hang il to stick about thu
length Of q walking cane. The stick should
be the top Of little pine or cedar. You car
crack It so It can be heard rs far a, one o
Colts pistols. II will last as long Is the av
craze county insurance companies. -.
, 1863-03-19
ALHTANDHN &2aANss

Five stops, In rOseWuod cases. {lS0; STOPS do DO.
tls0; stops, with pernssinn t2ls; Y stoPs dO do,
purchase money refunded,
, 1863-03-19

5olloring cn,e,.
~ L1r cAleleloct llsiulag leoFS ihfonis
nll nlI1lIC IChu1laln1 Ioonf lfi nm dlIea1e1
l1lns lhllp.1 h.na' glllaIa.Esss ssnarls lssarsy'
ululll 1nln1 o1Al lnn1aD IeAseEel11
- = -. 11ne.n ..e1 --.-.-s tuners
"a - "a ~. .. u -: - q. u 2 ssss;
8iIi 4 Ne E1lhIIhmeni o. Puieaor Holloway, -
1ln1l ln1lE IlnrIs BlFl lnllul alo d IN fsipo1
NJ Dsgz.. .ll Ds.lln n M.dlcinl1 lAioagke1t tls
cIIIIll g1I.l n1l1l fllpullg pIlcel sll. Id, - 3D.
- fl.s Ss a1ad''.Iis .siss tytallnsAshu=
.EE.g..:e.......:.,. -. I. e, g..4u. e e.a-sA.'-,
n - cUkIls ! MOORE, DslgEiAl.
- Agl1n q HOEL0WAS, VsiGh, VI
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
NOTICE..
February 81

CAMDEN, 8. G., February 24th 1863
= 'AilE RAILROAD AGENTS AT ALL TIE DE-
I POTS within the Districts of Chesterfield Ma
non, Darlington, Sumter and Williamsburg where
slaves will be presented by the Commissioners of Roads
on the 9th OF March, under call made by 2lst
INST, are requested to act sub-agents Their COM
pensaton will be two dollars per day while engaged
on the duty
Blanks and instructions will be forwarded them at
once.
VIM. NJ. SHANNON
State Agent.
lS5 Uercury, Courier and Cdrolinian will COPY
twice and forward bills to James Tupper State Au-
ditor.
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School Notice.

'INHE EXERCISES OF MY SCHOOL COM
L menced on the 5th January. All pupils will he
charged from the time of to the class Of the
scholastic year OF ten MONTHS whether they complete
the term or not Exception will only be made in
of Withdrawal because of sickness, in favor OF
refugees who may leave the town before the expra-
ton of the year G. H. PECK.
January %
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
Closing up Business.

pEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE UP MY PRESENT
- business the remainder of my stock will be dis
posed of low for cash. Persons wishing sup
plies would do well to call and look at the goods. sg
February 20 f. w. BONNEY.
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Notice.

Notice.
\ LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
IA of the late WASHINGTON MYERS, are re-
questcd to make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate will present them properly
attested.
February q, T. S. MYERS, Admr
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STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL MA

GENERAL ORDER NO. 13.
THE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF COM
ls PANIES organized for active service under
General Order No. 10, will forthwith return to this
office Rolls of the names and ages of all persons in
their respective commands between the ages of sixteen
and eighteen years
III. In Regiments where there has been a failure
to organize under General Order No. 10, the Com
manding Officers of said Regiments will forthwith
proceed to organize the companies in accordance with
said order at the earliest practicable day, and tho
Commanding Officers of the Companies will make re-
turns in pursuance of paragraph lst of this order.
III. This order will not apply to the organization
of Companies in the 18th Regiment S. c. NJ, Brig
der.General WILMOT G. DESA USSURE having
been charged by Special Order No. - with their or.
sga nizaton.
By commands: A. G. GARLINGTON,
Adjttant and Inspector-General of S. G.
tB-All papers Of the State insert once.
March
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
For Sale,

\ VERY LIKELY BOY-TWENTY- THREE OR
IA four years old-accustomed to work about a
house and yard, and is also excellent field hand
Apply at this office.
March 3
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For Sale,
NegrOs.

WILL BE SOLD, AT THE COURTHOUSE IN
w Camden. on the first Monday in March next
very likely fellow, 25 years of age, Of good character
and temper snd excellent BLACKSMITH; also,
likely fellow 80 years of age, good jobbing Car
penter, Ostler Carrrge Driver &C., credit for
cash, be desired. Apply at the Bank of Camden, or
to Jonathan Page.
February 20 2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29
AFFAIRe III TExAs.

We have been placed 10 possession Of
1.es u Tesas papers A. late - the 25th
III. Parties Mhu have arrived il Texas
'om California state that the Federal troops
a Taseon, Arizona. WIRE under marching
riders for the Ria Gfande. They are to
al IN With Gen. Carleton's command
'ome~here in Texas. The object Of this
sipediuon is sad to be 10 cut OF the sup.
PIE, the Coniedctae, is receiving by the
Rio Grande and through Mexico. Il NUN.
lsfs about hive thousand. including United
states Regulars and New Mexico and Cal.
iotnia Volunteers. |, IS said they expect
Alyrce Of i've thousand more men en- BE-
'ised 10 Texas and On The Mexican side
y INC Rio Grande. fhis expedition will
probably work lts wss towards he Gulf,
with the AID Of tie Union men las they
"y) "a Texas. until the boundary shall be
entirely 10 the fe1efals hands. They be !.
.le'e ne enterprise to be easy Of eSecu,
.oh' Theif troops will probably start
ron III Pasg. aud take possession Of the
nam o. iotts extending towards San Ante.
ny, and make each IL succession the base
operations against the next. until The ar
n!ss within easy communication with 4
operative iosce upon the Gulf Resi-.
tents Of Texas say that, even Il they should
onng thirty thousand men--wLich. W.
Anow iull we'll they cannot do AZ this time
they would nor be able to guard 4 lice
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State Educational Association of
North Carolina.

VIE next Annual Meeting of the State Educa.
uonal Association Of North Carolina, will be
held IN Lexington; the session 10 commence at eight
o'clock on the evening Of Tuesday the 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 10
DO held in Atlanta, Georgia. ia the month Of Sepiem.
ber; and i is to be hoped that the members Of the
body Ylconsider it duty to attend, il possible.
The Association has, by the Blessing Of Providsace,
been kept alive during this trying crisis and has Seen
made the means Of great good the States and Though
its agency teachers and friends Of education can do
much foE the independence and prosperity of the
country.
This class Of persons should Sc, an example of un.
faterng efforts in behalf of moral progress and the
accumulation of trials and difficulties should only str
them up to nobler strivings.
The delegates TO the Association will be carried by
the Railroads at half The usual fare, and will lie en-.
tertalned by the people Of Lexington free Of charge
Q. H. WILEY,
Sup't Common Schools Of N. G.,
J. ID. CAMPBELL, I1eelaes
Recording Sec'ry Association, ooa'1''t1'
W.. PALMER, "s'
Corresponding Secry.J
July 20. 05-
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like that Of the Rio Grande, one thousand
eight hundred miles long.
Governor Lubbock, in his message, states
that Texas has furnished some eighty-se-
ven thousand troops for the Confederate
Army. He recommends State conscrip-
ton law, to embrace all between the ages
Of sixteen and sixty and this law has been
adopted BY the Texas Legislature, and is
now in force. The Governor stated that,
according to the closest calculation, this
law would add about twenty thon-
sand men to the Southern Army.
Richmond Dispatch.
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MoRslss isLASp.-0ur batteries on Nor
ris's Island are situated al the Northern
extremity. The island is long and low,
almost approaching defile at one place
IL is not over one hundred yards wide. To
carry the place al the point Of the bayonet
would be to sacrifice the lives Of -four. r. fsls
Of the men who should make the attempt.
The enemy's batteries are upon low,
sandy FORK at the Southern extremity Of
The island. and their ships can threw she'll
into column approaching within one hun
dred yards OF the guns Of their earthworks.
When this Is said, all u said. Fort Wag-
ner is battery Of immense strength,
mounting guns OF the heaviest calibre, sup
ported b, regiments Of infantry. Should
such 4 uisehancs take place as that Fort
Wagner should fall, il would he utterly
sorthlsss 10 It's captors, ler its rear "Opens
TO a concentrated FIRE OF al least one han-
dred and City guns; sethst il would be Ut
teri, impossible 10 srecr other works, or
70 place other guns 10 position. The
ilrfald' 81 the latest date admits the fact
that Il would be fearful work 10 undertake
10 the face oi ssch treas we can bring
10 hear upon the paint indicated.
! TIE same difficulty presents itself TO the
enemss carving the place By assault as il
doe, 10 Us. The lives Of four-ffths of the
meu must he sacrificed, while the defenders
suuer Dut little. Richmond Enquirer.
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,ot know him TO be a citizen Of Nerth
Carolina, but believed him to be ga Yam.
kee without home ia the State" may well
lead all rejecting people to inquire how
hr his superiority as witness reaches
above Parker's. a man who had lived in
the South about ten years. where he was
educated, and had been settled pastor IN
North Carolina two or three years, "with-
out home in the State!''
There are DOW two facts 10 be set down
and borne in mind.
/. The testimony before the Grand Jury
was solely on one side--that Of the govern
nent. And vet upon the examination Of
This testimony alone, he is acquitted. This
i the strongest evidence ofhis innocence.
.. Mr.. Graves has been extremely anx.
jOus from the first to have his whole case
,ilted to the bottom. We wiA venture to
,ay that no oae has greater easse Of thank
fulness that il was not than Gen. Winder.
5. He could have proved positively the
very contrary Of what has been asserted as
70 his course Of remark at Hsrrisons Land
ng. Parker is represented in Capt. Up
shaw's letter as asserting that Mr.. Graves
vent North from Harrison's Landing with
4 man belonging TO tl.e Petersburg Ca
alry, Capt. Mellwaine, who did take the
cath, &C."
Now The facts are that this gentleman.
whose name is Burgess. was there a pFi-
.Oner, that be did no; take the oatk-and
ina, he did not 20 North. Moreover this
sane gentleman, war,hy and relisble
nan. is prepared 10 testify thar he heard
tne conversation between Mr.. Graves and
The Federal Provost Marshal. and that ar
9 vas faitkfsl u the South through III,
Nholr ~ ii.
Other lacis cnuid be adduced, but these
are enough. and comment IS unnecessary,
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4 TiVs account Of tht Kn,kes Cs,tures
II Tiekstufg.-fhe Yankee paper, have il
;ia, they captured al vicksbury 81 ,0s0
prisoners, amnug Whnm weTs 0ae Lieu
tenant General. four Major Generals. and
fourteen Brisadier Generals, as we'll az nhe
asndred aud filty pieces of artillery. aud
$1,000 stand Of .rus. Hais account i the
most exaggerated me II The war. A Con.
irderaic rifcer. On tie staif III nHe ~ rhe
Generals included IL the capitua,tna. lur.
ashes the tollowsug account III Whist really
aas captured Pit,i. The entire lurce cap
vred will not reach ablte % 600 second.
IS there we're only three Mgior Generals
.sp;ured. viz Majur scurrals Smith. For
aey and Stephenson. The Brigadier 6.s-
srll- we're as follows: Brigtd,er General,
Herbert. Mnne, Lee. Shoup. Vaughn,
Bowen. Baldwin. Gumgings, and Bulofd.
aaslns tntas nl nine Rei.adirrs, bed MT
.sgr,een. a. lte Yankees state. Inc cap.
'lred artillery vii nnl exceed ninety pie
or, II the utmnsi. AMI ~ these ninety =
..rat many are urft lor usr The numhrr
VI small arms raptarri N, large, tor the
eIsnn that We bal gained large numbers
rom the enemy during the siege. On the
~ Of MAY, after Their rcpuIye. lhey left
heir dead 10 front Of nur Parks. and on
sunday. the 9th. We requested them To
permit ., 10 bury thrlf dead. During the
''aee all the srms islng in front Of our
ines were picked Up auil brought in. They
numbered several thousand, aud sided
greatly 10 The npmbe, Of arms in our pos.
'es.ion. The total amount captured frum
y, mus, be about 81. 900.
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Desirrctisn Of Federal Guab0at Jy a
Iorpedo.-A dispatch has been received at
the Navy department 10 Richmond from
Commander Brown, dated Yazoo CITY. Ju-
N 20th, stating that the Federal Ennboat
N,haib, thirteen guns. bad been totally
DESTROYED, On The 18th. BY tie explosion of
a torpedo raieh had been placed in the
Yazon river IL prevent the Federal war
vessels irnm ascending that stream.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29
PUBLIC SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE.

IN Saturday the LIST day of August next, the sp.
" dersignea will sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash, al The Court House in HillsborOugh, n. G.,
Sixty Acres Of LAND, the property of Dixon Car.
roll. OF Indiana, lying on the waters of New Hope,
adjoining the lands Of Robert Cheek, deceased Ito
mas Long and others, sold BY decree Of the Genie.
dcrate Court.
At The same time will be sold lot Of PATENT
MEDICINES, several excellent SEWING MA.
CHIMES, and other articles.
The undersigned will attend 10 he collection Of
all interest due on seGues;rated debts in Orange
county, at the courl House, on Friday thcr3lst Of
July and Saturday the 'lst Of August. Debtors viii
save costs by attending 10 lhs notice, as execution
iIlissue al their cost il they do net
G. IL. WILDER, Reseiyer.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29
BY THE GOVERNOR OF N. CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHERBAS, for the protection of our people. az
farss possible, against the evils of speculation,
there continues to be necessity to prohibit the expor
aon Of certain articles Of our products beyond the
limits Of our State;
Now therefore, ], zEBULON B. VANCE, Go.
vernon Of North Carolina do issue this Proclamation,
continuing the proclamation Of June 9Th in force for
thirty days from and after the 18th instant, in regard
TO Cotton and Wooden Cloth, Cotton and WooIel
Yarns Leather and Shoes subject 70 such exceptions
&c. as have been expressed in my proclamaiicns
heretofore on the subject Of exportation.
In witness whereof, ZEBuLos B. VAKcE
} Governor, Captain General and Commander
inChief hath signed these presents and coess
'ed the Great Seal of the State to be affixed
Done at tho City Of Raleigh, this 10th day of July,
A. D., 1853, and in the year Of American Indepen-
dence the s7th.
BY the Governor: z. B. VANCE
R.H. BATTLE, JR., Private Secretary.
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