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NOTICE ~ FOREcIOsURE. wh-,...

NOTICE 90 FORECLOSURE wh-,s-.
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II cltius = tsrccLlsrrr.
DANIEL a. BENNETT.
Jaauarv 29ta I-ss
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caanrrting 20 ssaa~ .sfastrf ta d. aark ts m
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Dixield VILLAGE High School.

'I'HE SPRING TERN III css..u~.-~ Cd. r..
II ~. Nsrrh I. auf cost,a.- tn ~~ek.
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$50 ~ sch.sei So - % 80 t-ra- III SchssI
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Psriev isi~-rsrh. %. Jourral that there
- rrss"n e. A-i..s, tLat &C. JuIi-iarv
'oHu.'ftes 81 CO. S~nstr -,l report favor
49, on au amrnimcnt ta Gle Const.tniian
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vh.oh aHcs a time. after aish T.re shaI
nsHhtr p slavery or .ntoiua.tr, .,r,ito,ie
>hoH.i '0nErr.s refer this 'a d. State.
ths question ~ii taen ar..e ui.ti.r vote.
81 some States now. ~ vt,rb have BEEN. n.
ret.i.''.a ~ii Hst he n,oos.ay o. "a. ils
afnfn,.Hrfrf.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE. F......i A.
n e. noease ir's-a th~ haasFable Jslre 81 rr.-
,-'ie o. tar 'eafF ef pKs 90 Z Sal 49, b. ,.-t
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Farm For sale Very Cheap.

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Bcidg on Academy,
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DIED

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ase'i -. az 80 hsia III &c. - ts~s cls.k
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27
THE HILLsBoaoUGH RECORDER,
~ rrBLisnEp wErKtr
nv DENNIS HEARTH.

TERMS EnM DollaIsa year, II paid IN ID.
vance. Nine Dollafs " not laid within three
months; or Ten Dollars, II delayed until the eIpfa
tion Of the year.
No PAPER will be discontinued until al ancsrasss
ap paid. unless st the option 81 The publisher.
No psper will he sent 70 Subscribers out ofihs
State unless payment " made IN advance, 81 sasas
person in the state allbeeome responsible.
Advertising Rates for The 70 order.
Advertisements no, exceeding Twelve lines, too Del
lars for the first, and one dollar for each subsequent
insertion; longer onesia proportion. Couh adsense
,srnts twenty-five per cent. higher. deduction y
!. Z IN Assssd 20 sdseriissrs ty ibe year
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TO the People Of North Carolina.

In compliance with the wishes Of maay friends,
amount. myself candidate for the Office ofGovernor
Of North Carolina at the election TO be held on the
FIRST Thursdayin August next.
NY principles and views, as Conservative /" after
the stratest sect are we'll known TO the people oil
the State These principles and views are what they
have been. They will not be changed.
lam not disposed, at time like this, to invite the
people from their employments, and add to the ex'
citement which prevails in the public mind, by Ia
ranguing them for their votes. We need all our en-
ergies to meet the common enemy, and to provide
means of subsistence for our troops in the field and
the people at home. Let the people 60 calmly and
firmly to the polls and vote for the men OF their
choice. / win cheeruy abide their decision, what.
ever it may be.
II elected will do eyerythsng in my power to pro.
mote the interests the honor and the glory of North
Carolina, and 10. secure an honorable peace. !
w. w. HOLDEN. 2
March l6. 37-tde
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27
June l5.

n We are authorized to announce Capt. JOHN
BERRY as a candidate to represent the county Of
Orange ia the Senate Of the next Legislature.
u We airs authorized to announce WILLIAM
n. PATTERSON, Esq, as a candidate to represent
the county Of Orange in the House Of Commons Of
the next Legislature.
n We are authorized and requesed.to announce
the name Of SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, Esq, as a
candidate to represent the county Of Orange in TIE
House Commons Of Of the next Legislature.
Il We are authorized and requested 10 announce
the name Of CHARLES WILSON. Esq. as can
didats to represent the County Of Orange in House
Of Commons of the next Legislature. Mr.. Wilson
= an old fine Wing, and strictly conservative.
u We are authorized to announce HUGH B.
GUTHRIE as candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Sheriff Of the county Of Orarge.
u Wear au,horizedto announce R. ". JONES
a. candidate fer the Office Of Sheriff Of the county
Of Orange.
y We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
WELLS as q candidate for the Office Of sheriff for
the county Of Orange.
Y We are authorized to announce Col B. c.
HOPKINS as candidate for Sheriff Of the county
Of Orange.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Post Office at Hillsboroagh
y. 1864.
Sarah Link,
Stephen Lloyd,
Jacob Moore, lservant)
Rebecca Mason,
John McCrary,
Thomas w Martin,
Sally McArry.
Margaret ]. McMurray,
Thomas McCracken,
Charles w Nichols,
Proprietors Iron Foundry.
William Pickett,
Dudley H Parker,
Slarlm Qualls,
J w Ragland,
Mary J Roberts,
Henry Roberts,
Mary z Riley,
Merrett Robertson.
J L Roberts,
Roberta"
] Rose,
d ID sykes,
Emeline suayhorn,
Thomas Strain,
John Sanders,
Polly Shanklin,
Nancy Stewart.
James r Siovall,
Lydia s rankin,
Sarah Sirayhorn.
George w Scarlet,
John II Stewart.
Henrietta strayhorn,
w p Sykes.
Mrs. D A Thompson,
John 1'illsy,
Mis-. Lizzie # Teer,
samuel b Weber,
Henry Watson,
Sarah + Wilkcrson,
George Workman.
Miss Toby b Williams.
Louisa Wilson,
iliism + wesiaI,
r Il Williams.
Samuel White,
) + Young.
or any Of the above letters
L. PARISH, p. ".
10
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ENGLISH GLUE.

4 CASE, 200 lbs, hes, ENGLISH GLUE.
Il II. ". BROWN 4 co.
July Q. 53--
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Select Boarding and Day School

HILLSB0R0UGH, N. G.
VNHE Misses NASH and Miss KoLLOCK will
reopen their school on Friday, the 18th July,
1851
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ID REMAINING at the Post Office at Hillsboroagh
M on the LIST day OF July. 1864.
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Battlefield, Gaines's Mill, yas {
June 9th, 1864.
March To-.

Mn. Error In your issue Of the 2ath Of May
notice my name spoken Of in connection with the
nomination for the Legislature from Orange county,
by the " Voters of said county. now ask for
space in the columns of your excellent paper to gay
ia reply to my friends that should they see fl to
honor me BY an election, will strive in every par
ticuIar to further their interests and the interests Of
my country. | am now with our brave boys con.
fronting the ruthless foe, therefore have but little
time to devote to aught else; yet feel the proud
satisfaction Of knowing that my friends will do all
that is necessary in the premises Allow me to make
nv grateful Acknowledgements 10 the voters OF Orange
for the honor already bestowed upon me.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant.
]. w. LATTA,
Capt. Co. A, Goth N. c. Troops.
lime TX. 5O-tde
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27
CALL AVID SEE.

M sre receiving 10 part the following necessary
and desirable Gods, which We will seIl a, !
small advance, for cash only.
A. very handsome Black Shswls,
GOO yards IA Bleaehed shirlings.
400 yards "a Fancy Calico,
500yards Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yards a. Light Fancy ditto,
Colored and white Pocket Handkerchief,
2D0 dozen Cos,s's spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper,
lll2 lbs. Cooking soJs,
80 dor. Goat skins FOR Boots and Lsdie, shoes,
rs bags Dry Sail,
900 lbs. Epson Salts.
and many other dssiisbIe articles,
Isxpa WufTTpp s. 90.
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WOOL NOTICE.

Querermaster's Department
Raleigh. June Q, Is64.S
AN row prepared 10 exchange COTTON YARN
for WOOL, upon the following terms, VIZ:
One bunch 81 Yarn FOR three pounds washed Wool,
and one bunch for four pounds unwsshed.
Agents have been appointed 70 make the exchange
at the following Places oTford, Tsrborough. Kins-
ton, Catherine Lake, Concord, Rockingham, Hen
dersonyle, S.atessile. Roxborough. Ashevie Pitts
borough, LCuisburg, Tsyetievi!le Colerain, and al
this place.
Persons shipping Wool 10 this place, will please
marx on the packages who they arc from. and the
Cotton Yarn will be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people viii periodically respond 70 The
above notice, al the Wool is for clothing the n. Ca.
ronina Troops.
II. A. DowD, A. @. NJ, N.C.A
June Is. 52-3-
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VARIETY STORE.
JUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS.

JUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS.
1TQ0 YDs. Prime Fancy CalieOcs.
sOO Goo yds Unblearhed shifting.
~ dozen hsso1s Blocking,
case old CASTLE Sobp,
1876 bags Virginia and Carolina Salt,
boxes Cafolins Bell Snuff.
? dozen superior French Calf skins,
u dozen English Tooth Brushes. assorted.
Cotton Yarns, buttons and Thread, al Of which
We will sell II q small advance for cash only.
JAMES Y. Whitfield & CO.
April O. DO
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

REpRIsALs. - From an article in last
weeks Republican, under the head of Re
prisals, we extract the following:
"Estill tried to make the citizens here be-
lieve that his office was in danger, and invi-
ted them to destroy it so that he could buy
new material at the peoples expense
The author of the foregoing extract was
most essentially whipped in the public street
for publishing falsehoods upon one of ou1
citizens, and he has twice published himself
liar to avoid prosecution. He has been in
this place some two years, and during that
time has demeaned himself so badly that he
has no friend to say word in his behalf.
He took the Republican Office when it was
good paying establishment, and he has so
essentially run it into the ground" that af-
ter advertising it all over the State he is
unable to dispose Of it at any price.
He has not only run himself out, but he
has about used up the Republican party Of
this county. When he came here the Dem,
ocratic majority ranged at about 500, but
with the assistance of his labors we are cna'
bled to give from 800 to 800 majority
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

CouRT on COMMON PLEns The sprinp
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas foi
this county will commence on Tuesday
May 18th The following is the list Of th,
Jurymcn summoned.
PETIT JURY B. Maxwell, Andrew En-
rick, William G. Carver, Simeon Snow
Martin Knox, j. W. Fouch, Levi John
son, William Ballaugb, Hugh McCuloch
Frederick Iscly, Eli Snyder and Stepher
Troyer.
GRAND JUnY Phincs Fair Josepl
Sowash, William II. Greincr, i. B. IIud
son, Jeremiah Miller, James McEaddin
Peter Lenhart, Henry Hoerzer, Daniel Ar
mold, G. w. Wheaton, Andrew Essleborn
Recs Lewis, Jonas Priest and Nichola
Crum.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

Stop THAT LINGERING.-" Winter lin
gers in the lap of spring" According t,
our notion Old Winter has been lingering
quite long enough. He has had Jacl
Frost pinchng us, his chilling winds tortm
ing us, and on Monday, he was throwing
his snowhakes about indiscriminately. Apri
gave US hardly a pleasant day. We are
tired of this thing, and want change. -
We would gladly get rid Of this mixture o
spring and winter. We want pure and un
dcfled spring to gladden. us again.
Come, gentle, spirit-laughing Spring,
OH hasten with thy magic wand!
To every heart new gladness bring,
And spread rejoicing through the land
Bring verdure for the mountain bleak,
Give fire unto the fading eye,
New health into the wasting check,
Soft moonlights in purple sky.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05
WHAT SHALL WE EAT.-What shall we

WHAT SHALL WE EAT-What shall we
eat will be question for public considera-
ton, if prices continue at their present rates.
How are people to live2 The common nee
essaries OF life of all kinds will soon be lux
uries beyond the reach of persons of limited
means. While government officials, horse
and mule contractors, and ''loyal' thieves
generally, can afford to live luxuriously and
fare sumptuously every day." the poorer
classes must suffer and starve. Specula-
tors are making money off the necessities of
their fellow men, when they have no justif
able excuse for doing So
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

ASHAMED. That vile and detested cop
pcrhead sheet, the Holmes County Farmer,
excuses itself to its Democratic cotcmpora
ries, for not having hoisted its rooster over
the spring elections in that county, on the
plea that there was 50 little of abolitionsm
left in Holmes, that their chicken " was
ashamed to crow over it. We take notice
that it crows over rebel victories when they
take place, down in Dixie. "That's what 5
the matter with the Farmer. - Ohio State
J0urnaL
One of the editors and proprietors of the
Ohio State Journal has been under arrest
for nearly year past on charge of swind-
ling the government out of some $40, 900.
1t is well understood by the managers of
that very 'loyal'' paper that malicious slang
leveled at Democrats is the key which un-
locks Lincoln prison doors. That what
the matter of the Journal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05
FOR SALE
so Acres of LAND!!

THE above tract OF land is situated y miles
/ east of Mt. Holly, on the Millersburg and
Mt Holly road, and 10 miles south of Nashville,
Has thirty acres cleared, about twenty acres of
easily be put in condition for cultivation; has
small house, stable and orchard, and has the adj
vantage of lying as well as any man could wish.
II will be sold ON very reasonable terms, and the
payments made easy. For further particulars
call on the subscriber, at Millersburg.
Feb IL. 1894 d. &, NEWToS,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-From east to west
far and wide over the States of this I'm
ion - Chemical Saleratus are household
words familiar to the ear, as the bright red
papers are to the eye Of the good housewife,
who delights in setting before the family
and guests light, white and wholesome bread,
such as can only be produced by the use of
this excellent compound The grocer who
does not sell this article, and puts off an in
terior one to make little more profit is un-
worthy of patronage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

AND STILL THEY CoME.-A few weeks
ago JOHN f. Koch received large stock
of Spring Goods, but SO great has been the
rush to his establishment and so rapid have
been his sales, that he is now buying in the
eastern cities magnificent stock, which will
be received and offered to the public in u
few days.
Beat the fife md blow the drum,
the peoples coming, see them come
Like fearful torrents, with laundering roar,
To buy their goods at Koch cheap store.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

FooD FOR REFLECTION. great nun.
Der of men in this county have been swim.
died into the volunteer militia and taken
away from their farms and families at this
busy season of the year by the connivance
of LINCOLN and BRoUGH. They and :heir
immediate friends will see in this an eXem-
plifcation of the tyranny of our rulers and
the bad faith of the Republican party.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

A CHANGE-Last summer the volunteer
militiamen paid from seven to ten dollars
for blue suits, and appeared to be very
proud when wearing them. Last Monday
some of them paid from seventy-fve to
one hundred and twenty-five dollars to get
clear of their blue clothing. And, after
the manner of Abraham, this reminds us
of little story: A boy once bought a
whistle and paid too dearly forit.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

THANKs-To Mr.. w. NJ. LowTHER, the
cheap Hardware man, for an excellent
pocket-knife, the very thing we needed -
Mr.. LowTHERs s trade should be largely in
creased in consideration of his kindness to
the needy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-05

By VoTING FOR BRoUGH.- fall we
were informed that if BRoUGH was elected
there would be no draft. Since December,
a draft has been constantly shaking the
money out of the people. But, JOHNNY
BRoUaH, true to the pledge of his friends
has ordered no draft-he has simply called
out the volunteers