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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-04

!, THE, GLokious FouKrH.-There has been no
great clustering done about the matter. but we'll
wager that the celebration which comes Of to-day
in Jupction will excel that of any other settle
nent in the State. The preparations are extern
siye, and judging by the universal desire to have
. rousing time. the crowd will also be extensive
The Declaration of Independence will be read,
cs.tions, patriotic songs, pie mic dinner, fine
music. 4fon the Fort, = ball in the evening, &c.
There ere no public celebrations in any of the
peigKboribg towns-all are coming to Junction.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-04

Il HoxE.-Lieutenant Pierce. and The Jpnc
ton boys of the Eleventh, are now at Riley. 1,
4te b hoped they will stay there some time.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-04

cMe Fdt Larned Hay Contract was let to
Thomas Dixon, at sl394 ton: Eight hundred
IONS to be supplied = - L8i
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-04
Tb1f21 II !, 10 Il
UDRton Kansas, July 4, 1863.

CON wASrED.- Twenty thousand bushels Of
corn are wanted for Fort Larned.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THR WEATHER, ETc.-At about midnight
OF Saturday strong south. east Wind set 10. which
gradually increased, and Sunday morning was
blowing . gale, causing the tide 70 rse unufualy
high, and flooding large number Of cellars on the
East and North Rivers, doing considerable damage
No material dsmsss to the shipping has occurred
The rear portion Of the New South Ferry Hou.e, nov
in procss Of construction, va blown down. aud the
iron iof which IL h oompossd) wa broker into fras
menu The wind In the afternoon had sreatly sub
sided, and At sunsei vU very moderate from ths
South
Tue BAIL" SEAsoS that commenced on
ThuSdsy sAs interrupted on Friday by . isht fall
ofspov. On Saturday. the weather moderated. fol.
io~ed bys warm, drzEly rain, that continued dur
ins the rcma nder Of the day. Yesterday . severe
ram storm completely melted the ios that Jack
Frett created on Thursday
IMPORTANT GERMAN MovEMKsT.-At .
mestins Of German Agricultural Association, lately
held At Hau chs hotel, in 9th avenue. . resolution
vn psased TO the eff Ct that the Association shall A.
tend the sale Of Southern Ands that have been
hsnatsd BY the U. 8. Government, vhleh IL N tsks
ptsee on the 10Th Of January for tho purpose Of
quirtns lanA ~ the S0uth for ssttlGmss. fu lmmt
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The Weehawken Disaster.

IRWIN tF sun Sdt0< KsrOrisrD
let,sr received by an of'icer st the New Yotl
Naval station, from Of the of,ser, fthe
"cehawhen, states. tha, Admiral Dshisron had en-
tered into dshni'e arrangements With Nj whitney
aud his partner. who had sore down from this city, TO
raise the iIon.eisd keokuh Thstontrsot CON pct ed
by the Admiral st'Iril,tes that IN add tion 10 the
latter vess the weehaxksn !, TO h- raised The Gov.
'Tnnent to ray the rsitIe, What is right The letter
further states that before the pumps had soi Into
operation on board the wesha~ Ken. her bovs we're
belo~ ivsier.mark. rendering the pumps Of course
u'eo The weshs~ksn, ~ 10 we'll known, 10 Q
monitor. Her capacity 10 s+4 tons burden. and she
carries two heavy guns In the usus revolving turret
She about 200 fee, long. N feet vide and IL feet
deep Her side armor ia inehes thick. and her
nrst II inehes thick. The ram extends In front
and looks A. sharp as an axe blade. The weasel Ia
provided With siH vater-tisht compartments, con.
noeted with each other By suitsble doorway The
.nrne. and machinery we're of the hest description
the cylinders, believe. are ~ inches Her ofi.ers
and crew having hcen changed very frequently NJ
late. I. Impossible tn rve accurate liat n either
until the arrival Of the Arsso. which ~in bs some
time
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News Items.


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r,ccn,lv ,at.n ..o,h,, ,,.on., ,,o,, On. $1,000.
Of m, ,h.ns.na hu,s him 81. h.a ,.., con-I.,..
n, an ,,.er,n, 20 Nm .nd .or,.n,.d a. ,o ,..,..
6n,nep, In tho psn,,.n,,.r,
TugF,r,t N,,iop, H.pt ~ x.w.,, N,
sunday the ,csn. Of . very cool hurr,.,v Nh. n,n.
4, ,itu,ted in Broud .,r,,t NEAR m. ,.n.I a, AZ.
second story Of IN. buldln, A, mo, IN. ,omr,un,
~ Vas aroused by rr,,, ,,p,o.,on l.,,. al, Al
b,,n rolled to considerable di,,.pc. from, ,hc h,,ld
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Latest News
II rxLBGRA rH TO rHsyEu YORK sry
WS1AJ9 SUCCESS II TEXAS.
IN Important Fort Captured.
Ten Cannon Among the spoils
NEWS of the CHESAPEAKE.
SUPPLIES AND MEN OBTAINED,
THE VESSEL AT SEA.
The Starving Federal Prisoners.
Supplies From the North Rejected.
SILLY REASONS GIVEN FOR IT.
Late Southern News.
Proceedings Of the Rebel Congress.
JEFF. DAVIS DENOUNCED.
&C.. &C.. AkS.
Texas.


Washunoton. NE IA dispatch We tods, re-
usvsd 81 the hesdausrers Of the army from Maj.
ssr Banks,eomnsndins the Department Of the Gulf,
ueio'ns the following dispatch shish had Just been
ssesiv'd from MAJ. Gen. w.shhurns. o. Port Ispe-
rsssA- fsss Csvsllo, haasords Ray. The command
"this Bay svss u.s. substsntiay. the control Of Cen.
osi and wsstsrn TsIas and ell ~ the important
pntnu on the east coast. except Gslve,toni
Fort Bsp~ansd. Dee. .. At A. ~. Nov, 30, the
TsbsA biev up the magazines Of this fort having
svscuatsd two hour before. II 10 vary large and
esnplets vut, bornbproof aud partially essed With
vaiiroad Iron. II had sarrison Of thousand tn. n,
vho ssespsd. eli but sI BY reason Of the oontinu-
anee Of the sale, the eunbos's eoud not furnish mo
With launches 10 enable me to cut Of their eommuni-
cations, nor could they take part in the attack On
the NH vs drove thsm from ell their outsotks aad
sdvaneed our shsrpshooters well up TO the fort. We
captured ten guns. varying from twenty -four TO one
hundred ssd twenty eight pounders
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his relief Of large tf.cs ~ ,,eoo, v,ba,s s,cr,
the sruier in the Mi,ei,s rri yslIey and An SortN
sru Vnens he Ncrnhinsd foters tbus seer nm ate-i
ararnst us In Tc1nces D. sresfiy otnnmheYei our
army 80 TO encourage the enemy "a sttsek AAsr =
long and hate in V hi,b Srrst rayn .Sr ~.
inH'ct.d on him. ~ opy f,r,rs tn.r nIL,,bIv
a6l,-onni Positions ey,o' s,yN.ofh rrd bv 4,
orfS'g vs,rsdi, to'nr lied N, ro-.,ndrf-y n ,c,fh
yef-c triih hts he d,-rv 10 a fouf,on so,n, ,,r.n
~ ~ fhirrp nSs q is r,o, IL a hel eveS ,hst N
the troors whn Welded 10 he nil Ma ,r en-, v,h
0c valor vhch hey had splayed on N ,ous ore
~ous and -hich ted in thu tue on the
other psf.s Of thc line thc .rsm, wou'd have been
"en rep1.ed WITH y,Y great slaushter and our com
the fnoftisc.ion ov,h, sr., ses, W., H.
from misoonduc' nv tn. u,ors In the t,ssnins me
rosition. in r.s.p T.rnsVsn VI ven Uom ~ We nen
,u,o h.. .r.n"t =. ~. ~ wv 80 ' reusst
x,.k. :, ~. ,h,..... .Nn.,, SurI.; ,o' ,orno
under C;cn Ions,,iect No ir,o,n.,sn w h W, .snss
~. ~ AZ, s,ai ~ .n,, y, o., ,oinAton ON Nsonen
der than.h ~ ~ =, pt NV our so,n,nAn-
Al f,o,n IL, 49, " "]' "s~ sh'"' VI MS vNhWsw
hesiee'inx fore'en rs'sf'nrv hc enters into long
argument IN III, stisr,p, 4, provs IN. pu,,o..
nen' the ."N"'Arsey has hesn subjected N BY
France AND EnslAad. Re states.
,..-., D.. 49,. -. ~ =. .A.--x -, =,
rro,ers,t t., ~. 80. ~ nv ~ ue'n % I'm.
sm,r,,ts. ,,,.o ~, u... " W" Tsnone s,tn Ioesn
c,n,r.,- ,ta,. h.. ~ Jsuuay i,st On inc
it,.r,i,Y'. NO. "a. @ s au,.. I'un ~ .na ptrteai
t,.p,, .,J ~, -, ,r .. W ~ uN,u' W neu
a rh,y,r,s, roi, al, 49,, "a InW ~ '''o'' "S assumed
Fh.yr ...,.J ~, (. " ~. ~. y. ,....
n.t IN. ,nn,.,is. und., wbieh 80 go, 'm.u Th.,
bn, TO m.a.n,.. ~, "mnn @ We uhet. suuet. Ihere
"a, scrs,,,",, ~ ~, ,sst ~ u,n .!psne =" tne
az. ~ ,u,Is'a IL "' ~ ', I'm nnuIal 20.
, - ~, ~ wv, ", .ns wtuhs OF shieh se com
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From the South.

Por,yess Honyes DEE l2-Th. Richr,on6 -
orrsr. Of N. lO,h and ,l,h ,r, q, ,.c.Iv.s ,,o,,
which % obtain the sol,o,in..
IN. ,.,,, on,a,,..
Richmond. Dee. II Y.,,erdav IN, a.,.t. ,...A
the bill prohibtins the .r,olovre,. NJ .rh,t,,,. -
the army In the rebel Consr.,.. on IA. sth mai,
NJ Foots, NJ Teuns..ee, in . speech. ..d ,h., IN.
Pre.idsnt never visited the Arm, hon, doins 4,
injury Never hes he visited an, Of our .rmi,, IN,
vhat n hss hem folo N.d by d,...,sy n, ,b.,,a,
him win almost HAVING ruined the country. And bs
would meet bis champion anywhere TO ai,eu.,
He accused Comm issary Sorthrur with HAVING ,,.,,
ed the snemys prisoners, and With ..slhlly placing
the Cop,edsrs,e 0ov.rpm.nt II, m. .t,,ud. ,ho-..S
BY the enemy From the lat to tho 2eth Of so,.u.
ber meat was furnished the prt.on.r. verr irr,xr
lsriy For twelve das the supply VA inade.,u.t.
and for sisht dsv, they got non. a, ALL Ue demand
cd the removal Of Mr. Northrun for The homo, ~ ,h
country.
Lososrsasrs Ass,.
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So.,oAas VA r-eentl, rot upon record iu the
omcs o. the Reccrdc Of Cook County. III. 70 vhieh
one th0tsdnd dolLdrs.
Apytcts from Richmond Va. ssy that the month
a. leceuber " r~earde the most tryne one Of the
.hoie saI ~ entire future and essential Anal result
dspending - . sueaA nneasure uron The issus-
orcr-i Al er,sp sting from The WA pepastmsul
has been issusd ins ming the ocers of CEN HeadsS
%y ar, q n:s ,. ,s.y e ss:ep, .n no. he sr.nte but
winter quarters are dc,sr.ninei on.
Or sstnrday afternoon . sman hoy VA Huceked
ocsn 90 the avenue And run over by Mrs, Lncour
sim & oI.nny n.S,r ~: his, iss spd ctbs!wis nur,ns
carried him to his home. vhere Everything In hen
power y. done to alls,iate HE suffering
rrp Columbus lGsl I.err,sa ssy.: tn. PLANTERS
SS cpsn.s r yss Il, o. shs1r
ana thr aottvtty dspiayed there 6nfins the aay is
mot sheer,ns. wasons are all the time unfolding,
ana ofen they are ranged In line waiting their turn
Gr.. McPssnsc-. eomn.pdips a, yicl,hurs h,,
s.usd Of iers ict ehaneins Col b. q. Fsnars second
NWbSIp ariillsry into eavslrv. to opsrate ssatpst
r- s,ssn.r a 'P, tsS .as r. ,S.S Sass Of n.
bc'n flruished
Tus Core a. Antique 10 ssticsed within the sr.,a.
divided into four bnssdes snd tso .hr vhois
Under command q bfigsdisr uenorsi George l.. An
d..w. ON III. ish q No'embeI b-.utiiii stand Of
oelors. prepared hv Mayor Opd,te. 4 T. Stewart,
Ne. yorl, .. pls.entsd 10 n. T,H rsrmsnt Of this
diese from the donor 6ttns restvn,e vas m ade by
the Colonel of the resi snt. followed by Vhort al
arsss rom Rris Gen Andrew. after which Brig Gen
the tes,ment In bi. remarks he ssid that sIsvsry
n'd esu-,d th' .sbeuion, and slavery ,hcud destroy
I'D nd rive, forever on The bissl race IN. chain. os
slavery. 10 the logic al sequence and righteous ret
ihuiioo hat heed slaves should, in the hands nf
evidence 10 The instruments oh<rushins the rebel
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Rspsrt sf the Con~isaiossr sf IuseruaI
kevesus.

Csmmissoncr Lsvis Rsport stAtss that the prssent
tas lsvs have not been merely endured, but have
been even welcomed by the people, in . manner not
hnherto psraheled. Erp~r,enco, however, bas Do
mousustsd that soue of thess taIss should b. moii
hed, while the necessities of the country demand
that others should be imposed, IN order to meet the
Increased eIpsndi,ure-. n. suggests tho repsal Of
ms iucIssse 10 the stamp duty INFUSED poiicins
4 tsi OF not i.u than sIt> cents q gallon on dis
eenis as 81 prespt A tar OF IN rty cents . bushei
on matt .n' ssfed IN place Of the present tal on
should not eat :. c.s d...a
., s,,. ,h. prep. pI,.n' IA. , TO on; Ssn:, .na afy
isum 10 urged -l,vyins IN crude oils. and re-
peslins tie drawback on eIportstIon. Tobacco u
nue. To tn extent Of fom Eve cents per pound
on msnufsctur,d, and twenty oents PER pound On
made .lncs sili not, 1t 10 thought, inunously Affect
production % cog'ump 'on. The Ccnssioper laIs
lglur,.. such !. tobacco !. preferable .Ssrsvsr Il
VI! .ord relief interests ih., pfodpe. the nsess
~ he ys .nans s.p. ., Yse. 'S% Sss e:;imss.S q
10000, ,o. This 10 IL the sum sstima,sd last
rs,n 's..S K. tie eSHH.1. &
s.y prs.%s i.st a.. .s.n..ss ie yisld i% sSs ssS
vH,WW ~ M ans OF Increasing 'aration Uithout o.
fsons tn, tai of from four cents dozen
on mn.Isl .,prse.tsd. and increased is on
Ss''"srs P'sh,s s"' tiSsS
ne tar on cotton may bs qusdruped to two ocnts
yarn, boards, shirsles brichs, builders stones, print
o. suciion dutis. change IN the tan Of daughter
viz. On each head Of horned cattle, more than
esht wsets Old. sisushtersd for sale taI Of thirty
cents: and on caivss Of sisht vesks old aud iess,
sIceedine hfy poupds weight, ten o.n,s per heed
Good, msnuf.etured for private By railroad com
psniee and public compsnies should Ia made liable to
ta1stion Ia, Limitation of the az on millinery
soods dressmn king, tailoring, and shoemAkers work,
be repealed. aud thess trades h. made equally Liable
With other. TO the tai on Manufactured articles Only
fev slieh, notifications In the income tsr sug
ees'ed, and q TAI on money receipts and documents
Tor evidence, are recommended. The stamp dutiss
have not yet Yielded 80 large revenue a. " ~ an
ncps'ed. and .mc notifications are proposed tn rem.
de them NOR. productive. Increase Of tv and
i.o htth. of on. yer cent on corporate bann eircua-
'on ana one nth of one per cent. dspsts are re-
commended, and also . ,aI Of on. tv.ntisth of one
per cent on stock sale. At broters boards modifcA-
ton ~ the taIes on lssac 10 'urs sed. to render
them more productive, and Also an increase Of two
per cent on the three per cent tai manufactured
Hirl" The liosns' system 10 psblr Of extension
90 ~ TO fneluie pveyanoers, mrrcAntis as ncirs,
and osner Of oset for rso--conrses. The fnorsase
nj fht ares ~ nee labor the Commits thinks,
vill render TAXATION more productive Tho Report
concludes sith practical sugrsstons for ncrsss ng
The efc.n of the Com s,ioners department aud
facilitating the collection Of uges.
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Ppsu New Orleans.

The steamer YsEoo, from New Orleans on the 9Th,
and Columbia and Evening Star. from the same port
- ths ah. arrived Saturday, with dates TO The
%. The health Of our army in rexas 10 excellent,
end the troops are ready and eager for . movement
'ntsriurvard Gen. Bsnks arrived st Nsv Orleans
from Rrasoe on the ist In rather poor health A lit
lie rest and quiet Il II thought, are Ill be nseds for
complete restoration.
MAtamosss seeoants state that Cortinss intended
turning the control Of the state Government over 10
Jssus Dc is ssrna, tho old eonsttutionaily elected
Governor ef ramsulpas, The impression Vas that
Jusres would confirm this movement ON the
ilth Of November. Generals Bsnhs and Dans
With thar entire 'tshs, vi-tsd hs,amerss. and vers
rersived With artillery saluts BY Cortnss and the
seldsr, snd seeiamstions by the people, the bsnds
playing YANKEE Doodle" In the svsnins, 10 srnnd
fAndaass, called - ball Of fiendshp to the United
States" vss given, which the Generals sttsnded. II
u rumued that the French are marching on Msts-
mosss, but the hsIicans sre prepared to receive
them, snd are eonhdent Of suooess. The heavy du.
ttes impossd oil soods sent over the river st
hovnsvtls, has made every thins very high. A lot
efretsl hsur seiEed ~ Brovnsvie, hahed In the
government oven st Fort Brown and sold to the pso
pie st eight cents pound federal currency. Gold and
oliver 10 ahundsut, and the people freely exchange
eoin fn u. 2. Grsenbscks At . discount Of 20 10 80
psr cant. on the latter. large amount OF cotton
hss been eAptursdsnd - numsi trains lsdsn With
The staple are on the way, oar toys laying for
than. A. many ss ~. .ooo bales srs piled up ON the
Merriam bank of the Mo Grands, which ~ course
esnast get our hands upon. An srten,ivs and for
midahle addition vii be made to Fort Brown. and
On armament of tremendous eslihrs. There arr none
ofths snemyS foreas In this section. ths troops hsv.
,ss been moved to the SABINE, where they sIp~ctod
this expedition would land Nearly all the elt,,an.
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what Lossstreet has Aece. pl,.Leti.

IHs hIehMohu EtANIHHk, DEC, =, AYE
We have to day only one piece Of news NJ intsrest
and that relates 70 the present position OF en- Long
sti est We are at laat able 10 inform our reader,
yhere he is An onheisi Dispatch VA received from
him Yesterday, datsd "Rutsdss, Dec. g." Kutledee
h 80 miles northeast Of Knoxville, on the road 10
Bristol and 100 miles nom the latter place Al the
date Of his dispatch he had halted at Rusdse but he
Will inevitably fall back TO Bristol the approach of
the snsmy In his present. position he 10 liable TO an
attaet in ffont from Burnside, Aank from Cumb or
land Gap and In the from the pursuing forces OF
Grant Who, the telegraph informs us, are making
thsir s y,y tSwaLd. hi. rsI BY the ssme route BY
yt,h.tsndins his apparently critical POSITION, se
think We may regard him ~ safe He has the short
s:t route before him 10 South westeIn Virginia, and
clear starr OF his pursners What Lon0styset has a.
oomplishsd IN Fat TennAssss psov te svmmSd UP W
tx n0y1 n0fhtnc.
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JsG. Davis Message

The following s the portion OF the message OF JET
Davis to the ConSrsas, relative 70 the campaign In
Tsnnssses:
The easy success Of the enemy In capturing the i'm
pstant position of Cumberland Gap follow cd By
an sdvanss q General RoseeIsna Into GssgA, and
q the oPpostunity thus afforded Of Winning on the
nsld q ChekamanSa one Of the most brilliant and
dssinys vi:,onss Of the yM. This 'tsns defeat Of
Chse.noosA, vhsr- his inperriled position had the
mnediAts ceet Of relieving this procure n the In
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General Intelligence
Dy ksl 70 ~ NY. SuaJ

=. Im " ssnineton erAs ststss that IN the recent
Csmpeds OF horses from Camp stoneman over one
nop@nd animals, valued st 4l<b ssch vess drovnAd
" ~ PofomAS and xAStae1 Rrsuch
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- Lated TAR REMEDY. Tor Coughs. Colds.
sore Throats and Hoarssness, perpsrrd especially
for the Soldiers. Frce 81.
For sale BY
II. N. BROWN & co.
hareh.as. 81
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ADVOCATE.



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day. under shs patronage Of The North carolina to.
ference. and under the direction and Ownership a
joint stock Company. composed n ministers and ~
men. 70 secure Is pefmsnsnes.
IL will b 81 lie name imports. sCunisTtAs ADJ.
cate. II will SUSAN and defend The doctrine. 80
dpcipline 81 The Methodist Episeopsl Church ssss
and labor 70 sJsance Chrisls Kingdom on ssf'a 80
70 promote peace and good will among NJ msn
Besiles ils earpest. religious character. 4 shsN =
an advocate ~ The moral. educational and Infsssrs
PROCESS 81 North Iafohns--s welcome sisilni 4
every family and 10 The ssmps n our brave .elssf
AMI faithful ehfonlsler " whai nay IL rssiai !"
Interesting. aud u The current news
Al our usveline and local ministers snd he ss.sl.
holders Of the Company. are specially tequeslsd Y
sci a. Agents for the paper
The old subscribers Of the Advocate will be ssp
piled lib The nV lerts TO the foil amount due 'hsn
II the limc ef ils Suspension, but The mail eees'
are not in the possession Of the Editof be muss r.
on he old subscribers themselves and The hgents =
furnish him with ihsir names and poet Offices and ~
amount due them.
The Advocate will he well printed % good pap.
and will contain 81 amount Of reading msitef easH
I 70 any paper IN the Slate.
During the continuance Of war prices, ne suessfR
lion priee viii " 81 per snnum. always 70 sdssae
1 Agents Vim seni us ion o. more Rue suessrafl'
and The CasA, viii be snliiled 70 copy d The Pap
fot one rear. Il, desirable that long lsi y =
/ In u once.
address, WI. Z. PELL, Ediioe.
Raleigh. n. 9,
January 18th.
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KEEP COOL,

~ - - ~ ~ - -
and strike while the iron is hot.
HKrE are receiving. 1000 lbs Best English SODA,
w chest BLACK TEA, chest GREEN disss,
s0s lbs. English GOPPERAS,
"a bottIes SALAD Old,
so lbs. spanish CASTLE SOAP,
IL lbs. CAL0MEL,
slbs. LEAD PLASTER.
200 boxes BLACkiNG.
SO lbs. CREAM TARTAR,
10 lbs. Coleman's Loadon MUSTARD,
10 lbs. INDIGO.
& lbs. CAMPH0R.
4o1.QUININE.
5000 Gun, Pistol and Mnsket CAPS.
English Canister POWDER,
1000 papers PINS, assorted,
200 TOOTH BRUSHES.
200 Ivory and Rubber Fine COMBS,
SO yards Black ALPACA,
SOC lbs. Fancy SOAP.
900 pair ChiIdrsn's SHOES,
500 yards Black CALICO.
When you buy This stock, we will buy Spring and
Summer Goods. There is not enough money Or 81
siiange In the country 70 buy 81 snce all you want
90 bay, and We viii buy more.
H. N. BROWN & co.
March H. So
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

WE have few punches d Cotton, % exchange
W 81 striped Cotton. shoe Thread, DC.
Would like to have Weasing dons and ray in
Cotton ysfn.
Wanted, Rags IL four cents per pound, unsacked
Ashes aituenty cents per bushel, and flar sewing
Thfesd.
viii pay 1 premium for the sight Of $3.50 bunch
of Cotton warn. or bolt e 35 cents per yard 81 ~
Collons-have not seen either a. jet.
II. NJ. BROWN & co.
January -. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OaANGg COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Eahrnarv Tarm 1872

ICuiuaAJ 1S.t
T,HE Sheriff returns into Court the following Real
i Estate. which has not been listed for Taxes for
the last three years. VIII thirty acres Of land sup
posed 10 belong to Thomas Hart adjoining the lands
OF William ). Moore and others. on the waters Of
Min Creek. Amount Of tar due. 81 Sc. and cost
One other tract containing thirty acres, the
property Of John Carrai adjoining the lands Of Tho
mas Long and others. on the waiou Of New Hope.
Amount due 76 cents, and cost.
is therefore. ordered BY toe Court, that the Clerk
al, erse IN the Hllsborough Recorder for sir weeks
notifying the said Thomas lIari and John carTal 81
these proceedings and unless the said taxes together
with lie Coz, Of this proceeding. be paid upon said
tracts Of land they will be sold according 10 law, %
satisfy said tares and cost.
Wi,ness. George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, al
ONCE, the foarlh Monday Of February, 1863.
GEORGE LAWS, c. G. C.
March IL. Price adv. IS 90 65-6w
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iGLNn LADIES, SCHOOL.

"A PRIVATE school ior young lada. wiil be open
- 81 ~ Mis Mangum. ~ tie residence o. Der
mother IL Orange county. on The goth % JsnusrY.
1859. They will ieeeive inslJurlon IN The Englilh
brsnehss and music. and find hsms IL he, mothers
family Patents and guardians Who ds.ire farther
panlellars will please sddress Mi, N. r. Msnsum.
either ii Red Mountain o. Flat River. Orange com.
III, N. &.
Deceuher I7lh. ~
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LOST

n OsT, Or was stolen from me some Two months
IL since, A CLOTH CASE. containing lot q
notes and srcounie. Any Information. delivery of
them 70 me. will Be Thankfully received.
The following are The noies well - can rerol.
lecl David stray horn s32; John n sifsyhorn. 81
Wilson Cole. $40 81. and one CT sI7; Williamson
Is. Holloway. So so; James Homer. 80, Burton
Whitaker. SIl 90; W. w. Guess. Esq. SIC S.
VIM. r. Holloway. 81; simpson Browning, $l2
Andrew ]. Whitaker, balance on note. $40; Samuel
Couch. Rsq.. So Archibald Cain. a. There may
be others, ! DO not rccolect.
forbid sny person paying trading for said notes
except 10 me also the accounts have on the books
JOHN 4. LYNCH.
February IS. So ssr