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OsWEGO mARKkT--nIay

OsWEGO OmARKET--lIay II.
tBY TRLEGRAPHl
PIOur-S- aros and UNCHANGED.
Wheat-Quiet. Winter red Indiana 81 So
COrn-ulinOis q Is 10 arrive
Freights-UunchaIged ged. Wheat and peas to New
York llo
Lake Imports-Flour 3oO wheat $500, corr
800 corn. LEO cats.
Canal Exp0Ffs-Whsat ss,Ooo bushsls.
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RoBBERx.-0n Tuesday afternoon :
,oupls of men, meeting 3 cOlored man
near the canal bridge on Vine
yard street, engaged him to load some
stOck-csrs for them, and took him of up the
track for that purpose. When they had got
outputs distance they asked him if he had
get pass. He replied that he had just come
out of Pennsylvania, and did not need
pass. The men told him that recent order
prohibited negroes being at large without
pass, and told him to come into an empty
freight car while they wrote one for him.
When in the car they charged him with being
a desertsr, which he denied, but they said
they were o. S. detectives, and must search
him. One of them held the negro while the
other examined his pockets, taking from him
twenty-ssvsn dollars, with which they made
of.
About nine o'clock in the evening the men
we're pointed out to officer Van Hussn, in the
depot, and, after a sharp chsse, one Of them,
the one who committed the robbery, was cap
tured. His name is Wingato. The other,
who had the money, escaped.
A STREET RAILROAD TO NEWBURGH-
In these days of business act witty and en-
terprise, one of the best projects in which
money would be invested, as regards moi
only the individual interests Of projectors
but also the veal of the public at large
would be a street railroad tc Newburgh. Oul
city is already developing rapidly in thai
direction, and a welI-managsd horse rail
road would tend greatly to determine pop
ulation and improvement in the direction Of
its line. The local travel between New
burgh and Cleveland, already large, and
greatly increased, as it doubtless would be
by the establishment of road, " ,uld amply
support it, while the value Of real estate il
Newburgh and along the line Of the road
would be so greatly increased as to make i
worth the while of its owners to keep thu
road going. Why do not some of oul
moneyed men take the matter in bsnd2
ACADEMY OF MUsro.-The Lady Of Lyons
always favorite with Cleveland audience
drew good house last night The ehsrac
ter of Pauline is something out eff Mis-
DENNIS usual line, but she rendered it very
well, gaining frequent applause. Mr.
McCoIlum, as Claude MeInotte, won for him.
self most enthusiastic applause, and Wsl
called before the curtain at the close of tbs
second act. It is one of his best parts, anC
he acquitted himself last night in it will
even unusual grace, ability and power. Mr.
EIsler sustained his military character 81
naturally that we think it wise dispensstioI
of Providence that has drafted him int
the army" Mrs. Dickson gave US verJ
spirited and excellent bit of acting as th'
Countess. The after piece " The Search fol
the Alabama" is rich one, and was spIen,
didly given.
Tonight Cudjo's Cave will positively
be presented, Mr.. Lewis having recovered
from his illness. The Search for the Ala
bams" will be repeated.
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the evening OF the 5,h inst at the residence Of
the brides parents, New York, Mr.. FRANK A
sTgMM Of this city, and LU u CLYDE WIT
MOhE.
No cards.
10 this city, on the 9Th Inst, at The residence Of
Mn. Samuel Everett, by Rev Or Aiken, Mr., AN
DBEW s. HuUK and Mics MARY E. EYEkE IT,
daughtcr Of he late Dr. Henry Everett
At the st. Clair street II L. Church on the 10th
o. May, 1854, Ar OHAS =. OAWOu D, OF Cleveland
a. d. hitss ,ARAa FMI1Y, only daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth Wilder, CT Brooklyn Center.
Nocarda
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
[speciAl to the Lesdsr ]

| Especial to the Lesder
PITTSBURGH May II
| The market is unsettled. but prices are " AIM
tained. rude 2S1<c and 23j{c with an upward ten-
! oency, and more inquiry No transactions IN re-
| fined. Arrivals, I2OlO barrels.
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BUFFALO mARKRT--EayII.

BUFFALO mARKRT--1layI IL.
IBT THLEGgAPH.l
Flaur-DuIl with small salss
WheaI-A shade higher. No Chicago spring
$3.50; No chicago spring al,25; No Milwaukee
Corn-Prime old held at sI,l5; No new held at
el,ln.
Dats-Firn st 795Sc.
WhIskY-Very dull. sI,l7 offered; sales at tI.ls
al 20.
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~ 1864. -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Citizens Of Cleveland, o., and Vicinity


The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
70 the preparations known ss
fHUNNEWELLSS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNREwELL's ToLU ARODINE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache. Tooth
ache, Loss Of sleep and genersl Nervous Remedy.
also Tor the pains In Monthly MeuslruatiOD,
Perfect Eelief.
HUEFEWEbL'S kOLIUTIC PILLS,
The most perfect form of Oathartic ever given to th
public, which never require more than two and
dom but one tor dose, act without gripping, and
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billious1ess, Liver Com
plants, Piles. worms and all arrangements OF
the stomach and Bowels.
The above prepsrstions Of such unb0unded repu.
tRtiOn in New England have the confidence OF, so
within reach OF all worthy the attention o. iuVa
lids, who will find them strict con formi- y 70 IA
ture In medicine
tthout Tes0rting to tho common method o. col
umns o advertising, 1 would ask confidence 20 test
IN m, which vii. be sacred.
jim L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
For sale by WhOlssa and re all dealers.
he greatest freedom Of correspondence Clicited
Sold in cleveland by Geo. W Clark. S rOuR Arm.
strong, Ben BrOhers, Churchill . Brothers, A W,
Book, e. W. sackrider, Il. u Gas lord.
mar3l- B2inthsatSEWy.
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GLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN
0HAPTER rx-THr SMASH Up,
Fhe Romanoe Of tho Railroad.

By the author Of the ''Fair Iuez," The Prince o
Wales," /" ttrhe Ghost Hunters" 40.
lCOETIhUED.)
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rRAYFLLKR,s REGIsTER.

MORNING. NAV 10, Isg4.
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w the Qusrtermsster's Department - Nah
vile Tenn. 800 lsbOrers wages $40 per month and
rations. 800 teamsters wages a35 per month ana r-
lions. 10 men capable OF taking charge OF IRAN
as Wagon master, that viii report with Twenty
fy-fve men 500 per month will he given. Afs1stantR
with hfIeen men sl5 per month. None need spp'y
but able bodied willing 70 engage for SIX months
transportation fuTuishet. Apply to .
ID. SHERWOOD, Ageut OF A. 2. NJ
mGylR2 Commercial Honse, cleveland, -
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Notice Tax in Kind
August a..

'sNHE undersigned, Assessors Cor oranee county.
vii attend a ths following times and places for
the purpose u assessing the Tax ia Kind ii Wheat.
thts, Rye. cusl liay. ami WOOL:
~ Chapel Hill, ~ Nonlly and fuesliy. the 5,h
a4ia Glib ii september, 1861.
4 White Ctpss. "Wednesday ihe 7th
n Ihumis Il caiess. III Thursday lho S,h.
II NJ Miles, % FRIDAY ths Oil
tIilishorough. On Monday Tuesday ani We'd
neslay. The 9Th. lJln aud l4th.
!" Cedar Grove. On fhufsday The 18Th.
!" Caldwell, 81 Friday The lGth.
ksi Mbupiain. On Monday the Ipti.
hangpn,s Store. on rupsiav the .Olh.
john u Lipseambs IN "Wednesday the .ist.
+" Dufhnnss Deppi on Thurs,iay and Friday, the
I'll ard Ill
iunlel's, ~ slunlay lhr 9Th.
Az Farmers will he expected Il nest us at the
above times and places prepared t. ls their crops Of
Griin 70 bushels d 90 pounds. oais Z pounds, aul
hNc ~ pounds: Hay lul Wool 81 weight
tao notice Of Tie 10th u August j, hereby rcyo.
kci
JOHN Il TLRRENflSE,.2
ALFRED L. STROUD. Assssso's'
August II. So
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the midst Of judgment aforementioned mercy. Had
that brother gone to the grave stranger to the hope
of heaven, had he died without trust in the love Of
Christ with what feelings of sadness would they have
bswaed his fall Had such been the case, they would
have followed him to the grave wh.grief and sorrow
But God called after his strayng child. At the ec.
venh hour he forgaye his sins, took away all fear OF
death, and spoiled the victory Of the grave He sweet
y sleeps in the arms of the Saviour his bodyconfn-
ed IN The narrow tomb, there to lie untilahe sound OF
the last trump, when il shall rise in company with
those salnted sisters by whose side il now sleeps
isaw him on the bed Of death,
Stern Illness paled his brow;
watcnd Ills short aud heelng breath,
And mafk'd him gently bow
10 mat grim monarch 81 the grave,
who takes Us all in trust,
And know that none but one could save
That form from carly dust.
But all was still and tranquil there,
There was no troubled swell:
= His spflt meekly brealhd prayer,
fhen wispefd all is weil."
Aud thus gentle spirit 5 gone
10 seek lis home above,
And mlngle with that holy thronr.
Win dim "hose name is love.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Cmal.-The Presi-
dent OF the Chesapeake and Ulio Canal
states that the damage dane to the Canal
and 10 the boats BY the late rebel raid will
keep back over 100. 900 tons Of coal from
the Washington market this season. Work
men have been employed upon the badly
damaged section Of the Canal al Antieiam,
but the rebel forces in the yicinny have
driven them away.
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NOTICE.

WAhTER 4 THOMPSON viii leave HILLSIDE.
rough and ireensborough,p on Friday the l7tn
DAY q September by way Of Danville, for Tie am,
q Northern Virginia All boxes properly naked
ana weighed, az either point, and The intermediate
uepsts, VIII be taken charge Of and duly delivered.
an boxes senl TO any Of our prisoners Of war will be
delivered 10 Commissioner Ould, bs whom they will
De duly forwarded directed, Letters will also be
forwarded by me through the same route, but all let
tiers must he accompanied by ten cents in silver, or
one dollar IN Confederate money,
WALTER A. THOMPSON.
August 81. 81
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August 81.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TAX IN KIND.

AN now ready 70 receive the Tax in Kind due by
the Farmers IN this section, consisting Of Wheat.
Rye, Oats. Cured Hay.tand Wool Wheat 10 he de-
liSercd IN bushels u ~ pounds, Rye S. ami Oats 80
pounds Oats must lie thrashed. Produce within
twelve mics 81 depot Oh Railroad will not he
received At any Interior depot. Transportation will
be allowed for the wirle distance a ihe rates fixed
~ the Slate Commissioners under the Imoressment
Act. Producers must deliver The above articles by
the Isl day OF October next. and thereby save them
selves the penalty Of five times the estimated value.
+. G. STROUD,
@. NJ. Agent, Hillsboropsh, n. G..
August 81. s0-4v
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I'm incendiary Document an Ne,0 York.
"A letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer from
New York, dated the Sd inst, says:
An incendiary document will make its
appearance Tomorrow, in the shape of an
address 10 the workngmen Of New York
the design OF which looks as If it might be
70 pave the way for formidable resistance
% the draft in September. The war IS
tiercely denounced as one waged BY capt.
taIists against laborers, and the Admins,
traton Il arraigned in style which has
never been yentueed upon as yet outside
of Richmond. Mr.. Isiucoln, we are told.
refuses to make peace until white men and
negroes are reduced to the same level.
Moreover, the workingmen of New York
are informed that /! q1ote] "the slave.
holder Is your (lheir) natural ally and the
defender Of your (their) rights and inter.
ests. +"
Again, We are tod, that :. in this war the
rich escapeSthe burdens il imposes, while
the poor DO the fighting, and have 10 pay
the cost. Free negroes are Overcoming
the North as paapers for white working
men 70 support, or as low-priced laborers,
crowdlng the white men out Of the market. I"
g The labarrr is thus belg renuced to the
vassaIage ot.the Middle Ages in order only
thai the negro should be free, &c. &c.
The Class of the address, indicates that
II Is intended to operate at the Chicago
Convention. MS well as upon the mind, of
the ~orklngmea here. 3" Peace candi-
date for President is demanded, aud the
demand, we are told, will "hays TO be- re-
spected. +"
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Obituary.

Died, il this place, the 10Th Of August, 1864,
Mr. MARY lane CHEEK, vile cf John Cheek,
.:.q, 10 the sd year u her age The subject Of
I'LL. ,tre bad been for near fifteen years consist
81, nsnler Of the Baptist Church, ana her walk
aal coy.t.ali5n plainly showed lha, she adorned her
profession. she fingered lor only lew days under
,Ae Wasting hand Of disease. From aa early stage
~ hs 4ilicod she had pe,sntimenl that her sicS.
ns.s would be unto death have never known one
wha h,l 80 much To make life desirable, who had so
lltte desire 10 live. AZ one remarked who knew her
well, she loved everybody, and everybody loved her.
sac sxhorled in touching words, her husband, her
fu,het her sisters her children, and Tie friends tia.
VISITED afounl her dying couch. 70 seek IL JesGs
satisfying potion fpr their souls. Ihai they might ~
prepared y meet her IN hea,tn. Thus It'd. passed
away, ii ~ lower u her nc. one aho was ml'y
ripe III The mansions Of glory She hll eRdcatc9
herself o many friends aud argulniances iii, III
,shom 10 much a. her bercased husband and chill
dtsn Sho feel their lossl Bot why weep ior these
WHO have conc 10 enjoy III, icsl and bliss OF 'sa'cn
For such 10 die l. gam; lor blessed are the dead
who dc in the Lord.
Died, al tie residence Of bis brother in ornnge
county, On Tie 10Th instant, Mt. ALEXANDER
ROBINSON, Of Co. L. 3ist y G. gfoop.. ia tue
9Th year q HE age. Thus ha.h another Of North
Cardinals sons fallen BY disease contracted ia camp
But NJ has fer the scene d b,oly strife III resting
place ecyonl this vale 81 tears, where the roar vi
cannon ana lhs clash III arms y never heard. About
4 week before biz death lie mada profession ii ~
ligion, and gave satisfactory evidence tina, 10 had
gained Ihe victory over death snd the grave, through
tho aiOning blood Of the SAVIOUR. The brothers and
sisters Of ous deceased friend have met with severe
rial Many lines they have gone TO the grave to De.
pcait there tho cold remains Of the fondy loved and
enry lost They have known bow sad thing it is
TO drink che cup Of SORROW and bseayomenl and now
sre called 20 lay new saeriac' on The altar Of Chris.
tan submission. but many evidences Of mercy and
goodness cluster around even this scvorc DISPENSE
ton. God his mingled Joy with the sorrow, and in
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Notice - Confederate lax.


EIgNlIE undersigned. assessors for Orange county,
Z Mii. altgni at the following times and places
for the purpose Of assessing the Taxes for the year
1861:
At Chapel Hill, on Monday and Tuesday, the 5th
and 9th DAYS of September.
White Gross, on Wednesday the 9TH
Thomas ]. Eates's on Thursday the sth.
J. VI. Miless, on Friday The 9th.
iiill.bHough, on Mepi.y, Tuesday and Wed.
neslnY, the 18th, 18th and lith.
Celif Grove, on Thursday the 18th.
Caldwell, on ffidly The 10Th.
Red Mountain, on Monday the 10th
NauEums Store, on tuesday the Goth.
John Lifseomb ), % Wednesday the 2st
/" Durham. station. IN Thursday and Friday, tie
cd and I'll
Ganter's, IN saturday thl 9Th.
The taxpayers III ofauga county are hereby noii.
fed u atteai II Tie tie. enl plicls above stated
uesi TIER respective residences al furnish u tha
Assessors eoueef III II ihc ilillwing subjects III
taxation % hand. held owned IA he 18th II re-.
bru1ry 1851: Numbsf Of acres uf Land. and value
in So; Slaves. numaef, scK aud value: number 6f
Horses, Mules, Asses. iennets, Cai,ls. sheep Goats
AMI H12. value 70 $50; Cotton, Wool. Tobacco
Tan. Wheat. aals, Rs.. Potatoes Pcas. Beans &C.,
Firar, Msal, satar. atelasses. Bacon. lad Spirm.
Gus Liquors, De-. on hand 18th February, 1904, md
not necessary ltf family consumption 10 $50; House.
helaHd Kitchen Arniluit. A gfcaignral implements,
Mcslau.sll f1al.. Musical Instruments. Garibges,
Carts Days, Wagons. Books. Maps. end value IN
1908 Property 81 corpamluu., Iaint stock Comfa.
MES ln Associations. Coll aai silver Coin, Gold
Dust. ani Coil AMI St're- .Biisn; amount of al
solvent crriiis aant its tri ell 1ther paprrss:l.
ra aa currency salu rf raly i.ti ahgii, and hills
cf tkcinIe ii Iarei1l crnitrs gal tGt value wi Eli
ari.its ofpfimal ~ mir.i prtp1ty nat enumerated
III ME-, AMI NIT tvF..r fnn tax8iisn.
Taud. SLAVES, tse..ln ari falapt5 purchased sire.
The - day sf laHaay, 1885,, aust Re listed ii Tie
amount paid fo theia.
H.M G. STRnUD. ;
II. i. ANGER, ASSESSOR
August n, lsGi. So
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Union--C Austin.
Wake--D G Fowle, G H Afford, G J Rogers.
Wayne--M X Crawford, J M Caho.
Wanen-W T Alston, T ] Judkins.
Washingion-L g Latham.
Watauga- Horton. s
Wikes-A $ Galloway, P T Horton.
Yakima G Cowles.
Yancy--D M Young.
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Yankee Tug Destroysd.-The Whining
ton journal say that new Yankee tug got
aground not far from BaIhhead, "a week Or
two ago, aud . prevent her from falling
into our hands tie Yankees burned her.
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Blacksmith for Hire.

Will HIRE, at the Court House in HILLSIDE.
rough. on Tuesday Of September Court, first
rate Blacksmith. Those wishing 10 hire will do wei
10 attend.
ARCH'D BORLAND.
August 81. ~
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A R D

TUNING occasionally attended to in HILLSIDE.
: rough. Charges one half the price before the
war; to be paid in corn, oats or forage at old prices
or Heir equivalent in money at present rates. from
such as eanno, furnish such articles. Repairing
done on the same terms. From the above terms |
will not deYate.
HENRI BASELER.
August 81. 6l-4m
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MONEY WANTED.

avery ono indebted TO us Nv aceoani Is earnest
- " requested to CAbl,. ANU SETTLE ny
promptly bclorc The isi Of seplrmtsf. Every onc
can see the necessity Of this on both sides.
TURRrSrISE & SON,
TURRENTISE a BRO.
Aug u ts--
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fiankin--l Harms
Wauen- ID. 1 P.tchford..
Gnnnc--K NJ Las.iief
Person--C = Ainstcad.
urange--John berry.
Alamance aud RauIa!ph Gilcs Mebans.
Chaiham--E ii olfau.hn
Mooreaud Montgonsf, Dt " Crump.
Richmond aud Ro5eson--ul.es Leilch.
An,nn aud Uuon--Ie NJ T. Smith.
uadfuj-Ro5i + Dick.
Caswell vi liam Lung.
Rocknshlm-D " Counts.
Meeklenuafg ny NJ GIer
Ca,lrrus and stlny--DfJ Z McEachern.
Rowan ,ad Da,le-W y March.
Davidson -liaarfs1n Adams.
Sukes and Forsyth. b Matthews.
Ashe sufry. &e--J Horton.
lt,irli. MINIS. Ae--A. n. Boyle.
8urSt, II D,wel. 8e-s Patterson.
..ai..gn. tfa-t,n, Ne--M 1 Nccotkie.
RuIarf ,ei Puik, 0r--Dr. w ] Miller.
g4aratalr. Henderson. An Patton.
Macon, Haywood. ar--s Y Bryson.
Hvtss 81 roaaoss.
Ahuinre--i,Y &c dsn. Z I Faucet.
Aclspser- i Eaison.
Aa.tG--A Dlfg1u. L K Lilies.
A,Bc-- 81 sicMilIat.
Beauiou-Hun ; Donneil, D II Carter
Berae--P Y ilenfy. - Boad.
B.aieaJ " ,n..
BfJusAirk-O ! Russell, Jf.
bsfke--J J Efnln.
BanerfUte--i s siassef.
gaauus--@ ) iifrss.
Giidwsi-I II l.',eil.
Csn5,n--M j Uust.
c.reie,--siephsn L Pool
Ca,Nei.- dnalisrl isd.aeo, ) Harrison.
Caasu-- M i hs.aa.dt
Ialitam lanes y lieal.n, M J liSadcn, W I
a.drY
,Aimaetil.A aal Hamsr--Ion 4 shepherd, A =
st-i.e,.. 81 LAIN heannalrk.
Ih.tlkpe--i Il la.
taoNsu -. 5,asafy.
Cic,fta4--ll Btsa t'iduey.
Co.umbus--f euey 6satee.
Cta,rn ~ Lac. i p4,kns.
D4uy--l, Z Johnston.
Bapdn--Zaea snah, f ] Houston
uiyjsOn--1 I lowe. Levi. H1nss
Elsteuul 5e--DstI CON-. J, y fauuef.
fpasio- 81 Datis.
feuyth ~ Il ahesist " s,ip.
Gds,on-a I Ship.
G8tcs- .,i,hiYi Bgnl
tiu,Bltl - t.slanell, 4 Clepp. A i hoiion
'innaih L L Peace, Eugene ofis.1a,. y \ Atnis
Grgt.I Pei
arJtl Hf II I.ya.t, n II Dsyr
Hl.rt6l- LIS |. l.gtr
llaaurr..a--H i ial.ea,
e.ttoss ~ i IN.
c-, IF fi.sr
tl.,l--fs s,.aa. l q SHARPE.
t,gn-W j Ealsa.
Iohns.aa--W \ spnh. " g banks
l5nsf--lst eimm5Hs
h5aoF-@ Alien Il doatsn.
tius0ia-- abfosr Gos,uet
A5a-ep.i i bile
&li6ln--S II nsoNu.
Maha--t - 0sllefhrilse.
NtD6VcIl--W graiKs.
Aetse0ocFs ~. Bfogn, 1 Gtler
Montgomery Z II Davis.
NaOtc--siaml Harrington,
Aash 81 II lcvis..
Arx lltn.sat-.H1n | Person. Il lIawoa.
Northampton i Tsnuri.l, M Rogcrs.
Uansr--a u Phillips. III N Patterson.
unsow--A Nutall.
Pasquo,Guk--W Mann.
petquimmUlt III Riddick
fgs9n--I0hl " Cunningham.
Pir-.D q AilfIiion. q Perkins
Rsnlolpa e-joti AahtNorlh, r L Blair.
ROwaD--E Z Shobes. VI II Crawford
Richmond y L little.
RohcfJn-. David Beihunr, r M0iiscy.
Rockneham5-Hr s1nns. Al Boyd.
Rlihed1M.-J 1 carson. A n BRYAN
snmpson - 4 Powell, Patrick Murphy. ,...4
Slsnly--R Harris.
Stokes W II FYal
Suny--bif Waugh.
Tyrcn--,
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
The following list Of members elect to the General
Assembly, for 1861 IS we believe to be correct 1t is
complete with the exception of the two Cpmmoners
TO which currituck and Tyrell are entitled. We
have heard nothing from either Of these counties and
think it probable that in neither was an election
held.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31

Aug u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24

According to telegram from CIattanoosa,
dated on Friday last, Gen Hood was at that
time moving down the Broomtown valley TO
Jacksonville and 1'aedega, where he wonld
strike the railroad to Montgomery. General
Sherman is represented as following Hood
With al! imaginable celebrity, bat with scarcely
a chance Of overtaking his adversary, who,
in the language OF the telegram, flies SO fear
fully that his capture is not assured. The
Confederate cavalry are still lowering about
the line Of Railroad Tn Thursday last an
attempt was made TO destroy the track near
Achworth, hut the raiding party is said to
have been driven Of. Forrest: at the head OF
a strong ferce was moving ii the direction Of
Bolivar few days aga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24
The St. Adams Raiders.

-Four more Of the raiders who came down
into St. Adams, in Vermont, from Canada.
have been arrested. These make fourteen in
ALL The Canadian authorities are said to be
giving all assistance in their nower towards the
canture of the remainder The arrested per
sons to have an examination before Judge in
St. John to day. They say they belong to
the Confederate service, claim their release On
the grounds Of the decision in the Chesa
neake case and have engaged counsel Of abili
~, Several persons have been arrested in
St, Albans as accessories OF the raiders, but
al excepting two have been released.
In the suitsof.Ftch, in the u. S. District
Court Of Ky, against Adarns's and the Amer
can Express Companies, Tor failure to stamp
napers issued by them, verdict was given
against the former comp any for $4,000 and
aeajnst the latter for $50, 600.