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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

SThe Richmond papers state that gold is
selling there st six dollars premi um-fourteen
dollars in Confederate money buying two in
gold. This premium, they say, is not on &C.
count of the depreciation Of their paper, bat
ahs scarcity OF gold!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
SENT TO THE OLD CAP,

SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
The rebel officers brought up from the lower
Potomac on Sunday night-noticed by us yes
terday-haSe been sent to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

NEW EVENING PAPER-We have tho first
number of Democratic evening paper started
here by Col. Thomas b. Florence, entitled the
Unconstitutional Union" 1t has 3 decidedly
neat appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Olin.-This morn
ing, Sarah A. Baily, colored, was convicted Of
the larceny of S55 from Marcellus Hoitzman,
and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for
one year.
Samuel Roberts, soldier, was tried for the
larceny Of coat from Rudolph Negle-found
guilty and sentenced to Jail for one week, after
which he is to be sent to his regiment.
Mary Boston, colored, indicted for stealing
cloak and tive dresses valued at S2l, was found
guilty and sentenced to one year in the Albany
penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

sT Dir. Fernando Wood, in = card TO the
New York T~.v, denies that he heard any
soldiers hooting him in Baltimore The Pssses'
sppites that they did II Justify In Camden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

~ The cOurt-martial OF Col. Belger, late Z.
). quartermastsr at baltimore, met At Annap-
oils yesterday morning. bat WIS postponed on
account CT the absence OF material Witnesses
siyr ,t1s defence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
xH MCCORKHLL Il cos
III LONDONDERRY NEW YORK. PHIL
ADELPHA A. MD BALTIMORE

Sailing regularly from Londonderry, offer un-
usual Inducements for parties in this country de-
siringto secure passage for their friends from the
North Of Ireland.
The splendid Al British ship "MINNEHAHA,"
derry for New York. between the 18th and 3Oth of
July. Early application for tickets ia Necessary as
the emigration to this country from Ireland is new
very large Passengers by this line. landing either
in New York or philadelphia. will be breue ht
rival. at a very small additional charge
Passages may be secured and money orders fer
remittances obtained from
KNOX 4 CO., 125 Smiths wharf.
je9-3w Baltimore. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

IThs Ninth Army Corps, which accom-.
cantea Gen Burnside to kentucky, hiss been
s~nt, with other troops, 10 rrinforce Gea.
tsraat q. YicksbuYg. arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

T NOTICE,
Il an UnAsrsasned odsss his SERVICES g ne pas-
Be for b1yins and selling q Aocs asa iess aass
So euyeeG veil located Dwelling houses Stsrss
- Bu.Nins Lots. 10. particulars inquire - No.
", g. DAALE,
Neaaarsr Of BRffs;n 40 end
r.UY.Avsvs Real zstAss Ageut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.

.TRAHsBKRREp-rne stan boat Ella arrived
Yesterday afternoon from the Lower Potomac,
bringing up Lieut. Com'r E. p. McCrea. who
has for some months been in command OF the
second division Of the fiotilla, and who is now
ordered to the new three.turreted iron clad
Roanoke, at New York, as the exec utive officer.
Lieut.. McC. on Saturday took leave Of the Of
ficers Of the fiotilla, giving a superb dinner to
them on board the Ella, which was attended by
quite a number Of his friends from the lower
part Of Maryland. Several speeches were
made during the affair, and quite \ number OF
toasfs, patriotic and sentimental, were drank
As the Ella passed up the men on the various
boats Of the fiotilla gave the lieutenant part
ing cheer.
Lieut. Comr Samuel Magaw, who has for \
long time commanded the first division, is now
the senior officer OF the fotilla, 1t. Ives, Of the
Yankee, being the feet captain.
LATESr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mon.
IT MARKET.-Furnashedb BY Lewis johnson d
Buying Selling.
q. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......rTk losX
y. .. , Tvs ........s.. ......p&
y. .. I.5O Notes ..........s.s....No& lux
Quartermasters' Checks. .991
new CeruncapeS .................S1
American Gold .1i0a14lh
American Silver. B0
NEW YORK RATns-3 o CLOCK r. y.
Coupon SIS, 1881, 10sX; 7-30s, 107; New Ger.
uficates Of Indebtedness, ssY; Gold, 142R.
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FURTHER FROM PORT HUDSON.

THE PLACE CLOSELY INVESTED. AND THE
ESCAPE OP THE REBEL FORCES
IMPOSSIBLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

GREAT NEW
" ARRIVAL OF FRUITS,
100 boxes splendid spring ORANGES,
], 600 I" LEMONS, best this season.
$40 " RAISINS
1000 drums FIGS,
IS COO COCOANUTB,
$50 bags PEANUTS.
At JONES & 90. q.
corner 9Th and sts., Washing toi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

sHTt Is now dentsd thar aay portion OF the
Rsrei divisions under Breekiaridge aud Nc
liovaa hare gone 20 reinforce Jos Johnsoa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

REBEL GENERAL KIRBY SMITH REPORTED
AT FRANKLIN, LOUISIANA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

~ faghs thousand bases OF cotton and large
ss.oua. OF sugar was captured By our fovees ~
gr. Dear CITY, La. aad Gen. 70 New Orieasss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

II NEW BOOKS
T. AMK HAKR!NGroN. By the suthor Of Rut-
aedse, the Sutherland, &C.; price oI So
Ont door Papers. ~ T. ". Hleeinson: pries
9l.4. 49,
Lillian; price d. Is.
The Parry Book. By the aathos Of John Hall.
fAx; price q.
81. Oiaves, Q novel PAPER; pRica % cents
PHiLF 4 soLOMOn-s,
N6N $50 Pa. avenue.
CARRIAGES ZOE 6ALA.-1hk day received
- ana Tor saletvo large Dfstts, Cor opNn Car
rh@tSs. sn q Tie vsry !sssss Ns- Tssk siYis aad
my D-s$ No. 400 PsnnsyivsnJa sveaSs.
pIAH0S-9RAAz BAHaAINS.-Ons octave,
(nsnns g UA1kl almost nsw, Reese
t rooc. Tegna sosnsS. ezs. ons * o.
szsIss, PHI: el1 One octave 6Y5. Oss
- ~ snSSS !, Al sns aoose f!anos are WARRANTED
ss' s'sns Or discount fef e:sh & g: yE.E.sss.s
Oeesee 81 lith sod Pean. Ave.
my ~ Sole Agent u etslnway { 6eaT Pianos.
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pARxNT oR1AN ykHEEza ssS sssr m m.
.r....u,. olosuss yaissEsss' S as .FS1h
rev HoSsefurnishinS store,
! a aMs a1o tn st.. near Pa. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

n@NOTICE.-rhe Ladies' of the Freemen's
US Association will continue their Festival at
fhs 18th street resby terrain Church. The friends
fully invited co a.tend Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

looms AND BOARD IN APRIvATEPAMILY.
IL Two rooms connected by folding doors on the
first floor and three rooms the second floor
spacious ard pleasant apartments, Furnished can
be had with board in an agreeable neighborhood
free from the heat and dust of lbs city in George
town near TIE nights References exchanged
Apply ut 165 West street. ie9-3ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
From the Baptis, Banner.
TIVE MEMORY OF THE DEAD.

How beautiful is the memory OF the
dead What holy thing it IS in the hui
ma. heart, and whata Christening influence
Il sheds upon human lite! How II suodues
II h,rsbne.s that grows up with the world
IL i mslts our unkindness, softens nur
Id kindling our deepest loves, and
P.Sss our highest aspirations Is there
"a has not some loved friend gone
~. ,.s eternal world, with whom ne de-
i;Ss,s 70 live again in memory! Does he
not love to sit down in the husned anu
,rarouii hours Of existence. and call arouna
Him The face, the form, so familiar anu
cher;shed-look into the eve that mlrrored
not more clearly his face than me soul
-b;ch ne loyes--to listen to the tones
,.h;ch he loves TO listen to-the tones
,.h;ch we're once melody 10 his ears, and
h.ve echoed softly, in his ear, since they
were hushed to his sensesi Is mere a
shirt to which heaven is not brought near
sr hv holding some kindred soul. How
fr;snd follows fr lend into the happy dwell
ms Mace Of the dead, till we lind, al length,
,hst thew VINO loved US on the heavenly
.Lore are more than they who dwell among
ms, Every year witnesses the departure
&c came whom we knew and loved and
Zen we recall the names OF all who have
been dear to US in life. how many Of them
We see passed iRto that city which Is I'm
The blessed dead how free from stair
i our love for Them. The earthly faint Q
our affection Is buried with that which y
corruntible. and the divine 10 is purify
;Ilumines our breast. We have now ~
fear Of losing them. They are liked Tor y
eternally 10 the mansions prepared Tor on
reunion. We shall find them waiting 10
us in their garments Of beauty. The Clio
rious dead how reverenty we speak thel
n,mest Our hearts are sanctihed by thei
yards. which we remember. How wis
thew have nov grown in the limltless held
Of truth how Joyous they have became .
The unsying fountains Of pleasure In
immortal dead how unchanglng y the
love for US! How tenderly they TOO
down upon Us, and how closely they sui
Youud our beings! How earnestly they re
luke the evils Of eur lives!
Let us talk pleasantly OF the dead
those who pursue 10 longer the fee,ing, b
have grasped and secured the real. VII
them the fear and the longings, the hoT
and the terror. and the pain are past; n
fruition has begun. How unkind IN
when we put away their bodies, We shoul
cease The utterance Of their names. III
tsuder-hearted dead, who struggle so
nartiug from US why should We speak
them in awe, and remember them only
Irbinpi VERY dear were they when har
elssped ia hand. and heart responded,
heart. Why are they less dear when III
have grown worthy higher love than oui
and their perfected souls might reeei'
even our alteration. BY our hearth.si
and by their grase.side. in solitude q
amid the multitude, think cbeerfully a
speak lovingly q the Dead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
From the Wilmington Journal

From the Wilmington Journal
oh. may the God that rules above
s,re,g,bsn tho powers Of faith and love-
And guide our footsteps where We Co.
uu,il We conquer all the foe.
u,v ,ru,h aud wisdom guide cur way,
And We BE- strengthened evory day.
And led BY thoae who only light
For liberty and sacrsd night.
For thy own power can rule the heart
And Danish fears IRON every part,
And max. our foes to quail and quake,
And from the line Of battle break.
And bring US on to victOr'' CALI
And make our foes before US fall;
And give us strength to conquerlng &C.
Until ". lay the las. one low
For thou, o Lord, dost sursly know,
For justice to the field we 60
And take our arms our foes to hsn'
For freedom, liberty and right.
Wilmington, Feb. asth. 1853.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.


IT Is contemplated 70 the publiralion Of The
North Carroll a Christian Advocate 81 IN safly
day, under the patronage III the Moth GMaina Ton.
ference, and under the direction snd ownership o.
joint stock Company, compassd Of ministers and lar
men. 10 secure ts permaneney.
Il will be As is name imports, 4 cHkisrIks Adso-
cate. II win SUSAN aud defend the doctrines snd
discipline Of the Methodist Episcopal Church soulh
and labor 10 advance Ctrisls Kingdom on earth, sad
10 promote peace and good will among I'll men.
Besijes its earnest, religious character. ,hsll Be
an advocate 81 the moral educational and industrial
progress Of Moth Carolins--a welcome visitor 10
.ysfy family aud 10 the camps Of our brave soldiers
and failhlul chronicleT Of what may be useful snI
Interesting. aud Of the current news.
Al our travelling and local ministers and the stock.
holders Of the Company. are specially requested %
act az Agents or the paper.
The old subscribers Of the Advocate will be sup.
pl with the nsp series 70 The foil amour, due them
Il the time u IL Suspension, but tie mail books
are not 10 the possession 81 The Eilor ~ must lsly
on the old subscribers themselves and ihe Aeens Ia
fslnsh him With their names and poet Offices and ihs
amount due them.
The Advocate wiIl bc well printed % good paper
and will contain ~ snounl 81 reading matter equA
10 any paper II ths Sis.e.
Durin The continuance " var prices ne suh.efip
lion pncr will e - pe, snnum. always IL adssnrs
Agent who send u ten o. mbte Hec snh.ethe,
and the Caia wi b. entitled IL a Us Il The rape
Or one year Il s de,iable that's long li.t i,e zen
Ia 81 once.
Address. WIN. z. PELI. Editor.
Raleigh. n. G.
January 18Th. IL
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

WE have few lunches Of Cotton q exchange
w f,r striped Cotton. shoe Tnrfad, &c.
Would Ike TO have Weaving done and Iay 10
Cotton yarn.
wanted. Rag. q four csnIs per pound. unslacksd
Ashes !, tsensy cents per bsshel, and Flar sewing
Thread.
viii pay ! premium for the sishtofa $3.50 bunch
AZ Cotton yam. Or bolt u IS cents per yard Of ~
C,o,tous-hsve not seen either a. yet.
n. N. BROWN & co.
JsnuSy -. ~
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!. NOTICE .

HAVING. Of November Tern, A. D., iss2. Of
Al Orange County Court. quslihed ~ tdmnissfs.
10, Of JEFFERSON MONK. !ecesseJ, notice Il
hereby given N oil persons having debts, sl.ims
demands against the estate OF the said deceased %
presen them to me and those indebted TO IL 10 eoms
forward and make payment.
J. ). LEATHERS. Adm'r.
December 81. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
Glorious News!-To the Public

MY PARTNER tMr. IA. SIMPSON, in The shop
WI formerly owned by Jones q Hooker. has at las,
got away frem Newbsrn. and we shall sci the shop
TO work soon possible.
We want to huy Lumber Of al sorts Immediately.
Call upon then, Farmers and Aileis. 50 thai We
can get ready forthwith 10 mend up aud make The
tool. and machinery necessary for you 10 carry on
work with.
Now Is the iinc 10 strike for freedom 10 The
featuring line. Bring ia yrur material 70 usshd r.
reve the highest cash pricer for H. such ~ork .
you need poc.np u0avpp
| November 5lh. S.
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CA r d

IN the absence Of regular Tuner, will attend to
] the Tuning of PIANOS in Hillsborough. Charge
Five Dollars, unless the Pisno has not been tuned
within twelve months. when charges will be made
according to It's condition. All strings and repairs
extra. HENRI BASELER.s
r.a,.,v "a. s8s8ges ~ H 79--lza
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THE HrLLsBoRoUeH REcoREEa
10 PrBLnnEB wKrxLt
nv DEakIs IIEARTT.

Perms-Two Dollars year. u paid 10 ad'a ~
Two DOllsis snd fihy Cents. u not pad ~lsh,n "
months; or Three Dollars, if delayed mil sisd s
e1pifsiion ofths year.
No paper viii 30 discontinued sniil 81 antafsf''
paid unles, q The option % The Publisher. 90,
No paper will be scnI 10 new sulscnbef os'
State unless payment 70 made 10 advance, = soh'
son in she State shall become fe,IOns lf
Advertising yalu for The Recorder. !
Advertisements no, exceeding fourteen hnfs' =
dollar Cor the inst, and iwen,yy cents iof eaeS
sequent insertion, longer ones in proportion 80,
advertisements twenty five per cent. higher. = 4,
ton Of one.ihird will be made for advertisers "
ysn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
LAND FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale 3I2 sores Of land. tive miles
! north Of VI isborough. The land il very produce
tive and we'll adapted 10 Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
is well supplied with water and The improvement
conss, Of large Barn and sishles, with Two good
framed buildings and one log house. lfnot sold sooa
will be for rent. Terms TO sui, the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 9Th. 6s-
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Twenty.Five Dollars Reward.

twenty-five Dollars Reward.
DAN away from The subscriber. on saturday =
Y 26lh Of January last. my negro Toy ANTHUNe
ssit boy u of whiiish yellow compleIian, ne 81.
Ill ~ seven inches high about eighteen ~ irfln
Yeats Old. snd supposed 10 weigh about ore h1rt''s
sna forty % ono hundWd snd fry pounds. he b.
heavy head ~ hair and talks short when quesia'f.
aud no doubt Re % trying 20 pass fof free 10y -
r,se The alo,s reward 10 be delivery 70 me 81 -
ree Hill. Csswel county. o. confinement - -! Il
90 ihst ran get Inn. . /, ,yApRFN
March H..
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DENTAL NOTICE.

VA F.BAsOy, % graausie d Medicine and
W. Dsnisl Surgery) would respectfully make
Known that he continues 10 attend all calls 10 hs'
profession the Gre. opportunity.
N. b. Address Hsw River Post Office.
ganpsy7 rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04

IAE
w New Crop from Peter Lawson & Son, Loudao'
IS LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE. es
60 lbs. East Lo,hian Purple Top Turnip, So Don, N
so lbs. BangholmImpr'd Purpls'ropTurnip, 8 es
20 lbs. Yellow Auringham Turnip. 81 90
20 lbs. Select A,,riDshsm Garrett, 3 90
40 lbs. Best Parsnp, 8 90
ID. Red Celery, 90
lbs Dwarf York Cabbage, a,s 90
10 lbs. Golden Ball Turnip, eaF 90
lbs. White Dutch Turnip, 3 90
20 HIS Salmon Colored Radish, 90
ID. Seymour's White Celery, 90
/ ID. STAKEHOLDER Caulihowrr 90
10 lbs. Woods Frame Raiish, 90
A lbs. Early Harm Carrot, 90
IL lbs. Mixed Turnip Radish, 0u
a lbs. Early Cauhaswer, an 90
40 lbs. Prickly spinsse. aOo
/ 10. White Cabbage Lettuce, LOO
10 his. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. 4 90
. lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce, 400
/ ID. Hardy Green Lettuce, 4 90 ~
10 lbs. Snow Ball Turnip, SEQ
| 10 lbs. Round spiAsse, 90
| 4 lbs. Select DIumhrsd Cabbage, 400
| / h. Enfield Market Cabbage, 400
/ lbs. Red Surty Carrot 400
/ 10 lbs. Drunbesd Savoy Cabbage. zee
An ordess over twenty-five dollars, twenty-five pe,
cent off; oil under peOtd, City per cent added d
lha lisi Of prices. The receivsd Nv lae q,
i A 49,. 4
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An ordess oset twenty-five dollars, twenty-five ma,
cent off; oil under poutd, City per cent added 10
lha lis Of prices. The received hy ale A..
rival; seed sll warranted pure and good.
II. N. BROWN & CO.
Ostsber is. On
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To those who want Leather.
DRING your hides and will let you have Leather
I'D for them; or will tan on shares, OF will pay
cash Tor hides. ~ ~ IT pR0WN
f,csoher q. s8s 64-3m
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TERMS
ADVERTISING RATES

len lines make sqnaFes
~ Adserfistmsnis lof the Dads will be inseftts
The rrtwstkly free Or eL1ge This J. % itt.t.
ment which cannot fslio attract The aiitnnn q ~
seTtisen
The shove rates spply sRly 10 the daily paper. ~
seltisemsni. will be inserted IN the Week, Ialas
the ssus regular rates. viz; One dollar per ,suss y
lhs fret inseion sRd I've cents Tor cath ssle
qaenl insertion. Addr,s.
JOHN sPRLMAN,
Editor and propfisies.
Raleigh. N q.
October rs. 1883 ZIP
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NOTICE

4 WILL pay the highest cash price for HIDES or
/ tan on shares. will tan UPPER Leaf HER,
for onehalf and SOLE LEATHER for ons-ihird.
JOHN ID. LlPSCOMB. e
November i2lh. tf-.6s
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LONDON SEED.

WE have just opened case Of GARDEN SEED
w New Crop, from Peter Lawson & Son, LonaaD''
IS LIST OF coHTERTssoF CASE, 9g s..
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20 w d Y r

a KEGS Blasting POWDER. At So pef p,nai.
q Ior sale BY n. N. BROWN q CO.
January IS. -
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

"
an AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY or No.
" yEMBER NEXT. the STATE JOURNAL viii
be published
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The DAILY STATE JOURNAL will contain ii,
the news received up 10 The hissi hours hsioe r.n
ing, and will consist Of TWO EDITIONS DAILY.
The MORNING EDITION will eonlsin the new, i,
the evening mails, aud ell TELfGRAPHIc NEWS
up TO 10 oclock the previous night, and will he suppl
cd TO ciy sabscribss and -eui By the morning mad,
North and Easi; the EVENING EDITION will Ne
printed al o'clock p N. and will eonsIe tie add
iipnal new, BY Telegraph up 10 > o'clock p m .pd
will be srnl Nv the trains West and w The Fa,slie,,
mail Thus suhsciilers no matter in Rkst direst.p
,hry may i've. will have The new.up 10 The drpsrs.
II The mails.
Anangsmrnis hsye hrfn made 10 procure TILE
GRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS or THE
/ CONFEDERACY. expressly Cor The STATE Journ.l
GENERAL NEWS By NAH. will hs promp,y puL
hshed TIE MARKETS will Ne fully reporitd. M.
/ LIABLE CORRESPONDENTS viii re secured. :
The simy snd slssNiers. The LEGISLATIVE PRn.
cEEDINGs will be sponed daily y esH,tsrr, ~.
peuers. The Stale Journal viii be essentially
NEWSPAPER.
TERMS,
For The DAILY ! 2 months. -; Q months, Sc So.
3 months. 81 ! month. 81
farihe TRl. HEEKLY-I2 month, o.; monlh.
S2.S0, . months. Sl.s0.
i Far The wEEkLf.--la nonih,, 81; mona.
$i.5u.
No subscriptions received except on he forssr#s
terms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-12
The situation In virginia.

The news received yesterday regarding
the situation in Virginia, if true, is highly
important. It is reported, in brief, that
an advance had been made upon Richmond
from the direction of Fortress Monroe and
Suffolk, that Lee marched to the relief Of
Richmond, and Hooker crossed over in
pursuit Of Lee. If this is so, we shall have
3 speedy renewal of the active campaign
near Richmond.
Another highly important report is that
General Buford with his light cavalry
brigade, had penetrated the enemy's coun-
try, in a southwesterly direction as far as
Allegheny Ridge, and that he destroyed the
Richmond and Tennessee railrOsd in sew
ersI places. besides capturing many valu'
able stores. This railroad is the great ar
terry Of the rebellion, and is the great line
which extends through Western Virgins
and East Tennessee to the South and West
It is the same line that General Carter Gu
in his famous raid, and the one which
our forces should have occupied a year ag'
at Knoxville. A good work is done if thiI
line is seriously damaged
Our late raids-Stoneman's in East Viz
einia, Buford's in West Virginia, an'
Grierson's in Mississippi, have been trOub
lesome to the enemy. We are getting tn
science of raiding, which, for a time, wa
m~onOpolised by the rebels.