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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
TOBACCO WORKED.
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
~ ruptisHsp wEEKtr
nv, DENNIS EEARTT.

Terms. - Eight Dollaisa year, i go
,ance; Nine Dnllas u MT lad VI
months: Or Ten Dollars, II deIa!sd Until ~ ~.
ton Of The year. n.s,
No paper will be discontinued until ~ e'''s'f
are nail mice. Al tho option ~ he lUllilt. -.
No paper will hs,snl 10 new ,ul'elil t's 81, "a.
State unless Payment is made 10 ad'tnse' :"
person in the Slate shall become isiF,ts'tle.
Adyerii,irg Rates for The ls olt,L 4,
Advertisements not exceeding WE'VE - ~, y,
lars Tor Me first, and one dollar iof fasa t1
insertion longer ones 10 proportion 80 49,, WV.
ments twenty-five per cent. hithcf. e,se, -,
one .thitt-sill be bsd 20 adyelIistis y IT -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
HATS AND SHOES.
Brogans, Ladies French Bonnets. STRAW Hats. &c.
DRU G. s.. &c.

Camphor. Salts, Opium, Castor and sweet Oil,
Cod Liver Oil, Gorof0rm. Calomel Msgne.ls. ciirie
Acid Tannin, Worm Tea aud Salse, Corn Cure,
Infant Drops. Laudanum and Paregotie, Quinnee
Haushorn, Morphine. BoraI, Alum Dry White
Lead, Spanish Whiing, French and ineteln Ochre,
TIMBER, Drop Black. Glue. English Nu.tvl.
II. ~. BROWN * co.
Aug. IL. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
HA RDW "A r E.. &C.

Nails, Iron and Steel. Gun Caps, Shoe Thread,
Log Chains, Candlesi.cks, scissors. Curry CONS,
Backing, Cotton Rope. Cotton Cords. Castings,
Trowels, Rim Locks. Knives and Forks. Springs and
AIIes, Horse Rssps, Files, Mil and Ts.,er, Tocks
ThimbIes, &c. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
STATION &c.

Letter, Note and Cap Paper, French and Confed.
crate Envelopes, Visiting Cards, Steel Pens and
Holders, Lead Pencils, Tooth brushes, spelling
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
GROCE RIFFS, &c.

Crushed, GRADUATED and Brown Sugar, Green
Tea. Salt, Coffee Soda, Rice. Copperass, soap, Hops
Powder. shot and Caps. Tallow and Bersmar, Can
dies Sole and Upper Leather, Smoking. Chewing
and Leaf Tobacco, Cigars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31

IN STORE AND FOR SALE.
~ 900 BOXES English Backing,
,OOO $50 boxes Tobacco, assorted,
TR,a 200 barrels Smoking Tobacco, assorted,
10 barrels Train Oil,
30 kegs Soda.
20 realms Wrapping Paper,
40 reams Envelope Paper,
8 barrels, Sugar, assorted,
200 pounds English Glue,
barrels Lampblack,
Boiling Cloths, Nos. 10, 9, s, and 8.
ii. N. BROWN & co.
August II. bS-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
LITTLE DEEDS.

Not mighty deeds make up the sum
Ofhappiaess below,
But little acts Of kindnesses,
Which any child may show.
4 merry sound to cheer the babe
And tell a friend is near;
A word of ready sympathy,
To dry che childish tear.
A glass Of water kindly brought;
An ofer'd easy chair;
= turning Of the window blind,
That all may feel the AR;
An early flower snask'd, besiow'd;
A light and cautious tread,
4 voice TO genIlest whisper hush't,
To spare the aching head:
Our Heavenly Father loves to see
These precious fruits Of love:
And if We only serve him here,
We II dwell with him above.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-31
IN STORE
August 5.

EoR SALE, OF prices TO suit, with many other
4 articles to which additions vre daily being made,
the following named
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

lbFO~ DU1RNUs
WIN give The fourth and hh Lectures MIS- course on
Pneumatic Chemistry wnh brtilisnt ments Tho
Cooper lnstuie Monday and wedne sdsy sysninsa Dec
" and ~ ncsets w csnh Doors opsn ~ 7, 70 COM
msHea 81 s'cloGA - =
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
4un LCUTURn sKAs0H.

IMPoarANT LECTURES DArLy-FoR eEsrLsMRH
ouls Mtse New Yat MA-snm Of Ana,o ny, sis Broad.
way. raruas unable 10 auend these Lectures can have
shem forw red Of ten csst BY adarrsna Ssa
retary Of kev fors Massum Of Anatoray.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
DOTH ANNUAL OPRNt NO or
90 FRBNC9, EkgLIsB, GERMAN AND ITALIAN
PANGr s0ODs AND TOYS,

B~tween Broad way pno Ssssst street
The balance eI stok will he displayed for Cs fnspec
zion c the pubic on ihsdsy 2h Decnr1btr asd continue
Tor ten days Open In evening until o'clock Patron
Ms advised 70 come sMy and scnrs choice goods, low
Rsiesa and siyi a,tsAsAon, 0RoR0E PAksuN6,
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

L no. XIX December. 1864 I lCon,eph-I Periolss and
h,s lmes H. Ins u,ih,ns NYcss ~ Chief yussss
rency-ospscsof Depreciation VI. Leo x. end His Tmes
VII Cbemi-HI Anslvss by Spectral Observations VIII
The Presidents hessagc. TX. ko,lces and Cst ma
y.rms 81 yest ~ advance. gensrA Asepta Americas
News Company l2i rsssau street.
EDw j. Stars L. D., Edisov and rrepsslor a Bible
Boase. New 8 ork
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

VBTA Psl-THERE WILL BR A SESSION OF THR
- Grand Chapter Of the fcta Pal Fraternity ~ Copper
institute room a. beginning the hsst Wednesday after
Chr,s.msa a. Y Br.ssr Of he order are mated 20
attend s,n.. c.aers -.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

I oUIs ANRICH, 723 BROADWAY NEW YORK no
Ia tell, viii usual thirty per any mas
In the trade for Diamonds, old od and silver, FrA Can~
Hair shawlss cy any Article Of yrtu-
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

XNANTED-lE A PiRsT CLASS rRgECH OR GER
w house, Paflor and Bedroom the secoud
for gentleman Hud wife References exchanged Ad.
dress q. g., Herald o1ico.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

VI,AwrpD-k PLACE FOR sArUFAcTU RlNa prR.
w posaa Building. portion Of BuldlnE with
Powe, with capacy the working thirty men Al.
dsgss boz q 72l Posi- Office.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

AT n HyMANA s6s BROADWAY. CORNER or
"A Bond strt viii be pad the highest for Dias
onds Watches and silver Warsss viii advance cash
the above aricesL
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

yIrANrED-PARr or HOUSE FURNISHED FOR
w housekeeping TO BE- occupied by gentleman and wife
floor would be desirable. No Oh ec1n
OF town shori distanoe Address j. 3 b, Herald
oIce.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
- BuRKAU or rHx RncEvBn or fAxxs2
No. 81 CHANBERs STREET.
NOTICE TO TAxPAYKRs.-Aotics il hereby given thst
additional will be aAdsd the 18th
al taxes unpaid on that day ls Of January follow
the Of twelve will
calculated l0th Of October 1854
payment JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
MrLIrAnx AND NAVAL.

eav
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
MATCHES. JR wELRY. go.

A T2is BRoADwAy--THg UTMOST vALUB PAID rup
N Diamonds, Watches Plate Jewels, Optical Instrrs
nenls ds at his private once hours from 10 70 A.
j. u. BARRINGgR. sl1 Broad gay, room ID
, 1864-01-08

nG xsels 2apess r. sex x ogS
Kinney Gravel ard Dropeic8l SWellirgs. The aver
uge amount Of medicine consumed per certdc1tea.
wn. Eeyen bottles. the Average t9p Of suffering ona
mailer, &7 children. and The balance males
10M were tseated from diseases arising from a1ces
fes Bahits Of Dissipation. youthful lmpr1dente atten
ted xitb vRftous B5mptoms. among which viii bs
10 t1.rtIon, weak Lerves, dim
oblty restesness horGT Of eoc!aty, earnestn set
OF manner. These Symphonic, allowed to connoue,
would undouotedls IN cpepsie a. insanity o.
dea of tneae causes our alnshonses hosctta1s
and PRISON. and sec the mise they prodnct, Out Of
these 1t ther8 ere 32l males, 8i5o f.lales The
OF the Tea1uTC number wSa not stated In letters
Tne @ q ~
10H cottles Ii respect to allments pscntar TO women
hle. No family aho1la be Wihontt
Es1e ttea ed q fGr ssFotala ssf kaePPm3 P3 ssa'a az
ss ell1nGs Of the Bones, Tetter Plmpes onthe face
89n vcre treated for diseases OF the b!ooa a11sln2
from eatits Of elastpaton OF this m Sher ~ w9rs
for d1eeases Of secret nau'e 10 al ther stages In
ibis class complaints patients not 70 u1
teer certificates which accounts tor the sEns nnmhel
receiyea. ot tbs number als Tsre males s1a 2e!
tern Of fsufezing montas. average amount Consumed
Ihe above statistics are taken from diary kept ex
pretaly for tho puroose. aud With great cara:
Is no;ivs may 81 spoleestsd < feeI + thss entifs
or Ia cue to oil has prompted him 20 DO
ven aware that many persons conR!teI Ave or to-
dissipation, and think nothing Of 1t. Such torges
, 1864-01-08

els held the noses the people to their grlndstone
in 1way which would hare been most prsisowoEthy
bad 1t been little less strongly tnctuI1 with
g. shneee. Firm resolves were made, and asao-
Citations formed In embryo for the abolishment OF
the monopoly. Where are they nowf Alasi they
have vanished, and like tbs baaeless fabric Of !
vie.cn, !!.eera .ot eneck Of coai-dust behiud.
They Fave vanished into thin air. Tbs failure OF
their echemes was Of fut little importance rela-
tivey to the projectors the psor It IL little
Or starvation. In view OF tn, facility With which
these gentlemen have been again sednced into the
bT ;sd ray. It may be permitted to repeat the ex-
u;cesicn Of a ScotchIran who once fell among
thieves: "Gin chIe1 cheats me wanst, he de-
nerves hanging. but gin he cheats mo twice it's
xnesel that deCeEyes it,
EerIouB1y; without intending any play upon
wo1ds, 1t may be characterized az . burning shame
that the poor should bo forced to pay such afro
cioue prices for fuel. The poor may say to the
are described By Rsop, as playInz IN a meadow
"1t may be fnn to you, but it Is death to u.s."
, 1864-01-08

Let Us look at the matter for moment Thsre are
ast1ingenta purgatyeH, narcotics. pclsons dtaretcs
blood purifiers, &c. There Is conEadcttnE the fol-
lowing facts:
Apoison for one ts q poison tor all
a narcotic for one Ia narcDtic for all.
a dIutetlc for one Is tiuretlc for all.
AkpuEEattye for ore Is purKattTe for all.
A blood purifier for ote IL blood purneF for al1,
With this difference only, that some s'itutons re-
The Extract satsaparilla viii ansver In all cases. and
viii accomplish as much any other purifier Will
gladly pay u coo for tettes article.
My Extract Buctu Is Diurt TIC and VIII act az such
accomplishing as uch 81 any other will R1al1y ray
0 cr better article. Both al vegetable pEepa.a
tinnr pleasant in teste hnd onor. an E1e, ana arc
iaEea by mer. women an9 children Explicit d'rec'
tons accompany the meclci1e
r The suffering voa:o ssy: IN M Soncln,.ion that
chiey Of this descripnon The erpenge u preparing
M articles Is such that coud not afford to commits
B!0u them as patent medicine manufacturers do, but
have been compelled to sell for cash.
Consequently. h1ya lost much py unpttnctpled
dealers endeaVornE to dispose Of their own otees
articles on tho reputation Of mine The merit Of M
preparations has, hoTevar quietly pushed them 1ntt
yor but ron still need to exercise cars to obtain
true preparations.
Ask for HELMBoLDS 3 Preparations:
, 1864-01-08

a s1yU0V.QQ
With the payments OF to-day-the allowances are
paid On Friday-the fund will be shout e1hausted,
or at least that portion which WAS appropriated to
the payment Of families. But there is $40, 0,18tG9
balance remaining unpaid out Of the appropriation
for arms and there is little doubt th.t at Its next
meeting tie Council Will authorize this to be con-
be wanted This viii relieve for few weeks, dur.
irg which time other provision will undoubtedly
be made Noone who has wit=essed the 1bcrality
pose that che win now ceaee the work; tho exsct
way In which the want will be met, must be LEFT
with the Common Council,
, 1864-01-08
THE FUEL QUESTION.
Wood and Coal In Chicqgo-TIle Sun.
p1y-EIorbitant Prices,


Attne present time-ahe midst OF the most severe
winter that has been experienced within decade
the fuel question. above all others most naturally
attracts the attention Of all classes Of the commn-
NIFTY. Inc maaionatre who revels In riches and re-
s1aes IN a marble palace, and The poor widow who
STRIVES 10 earn eean,g livelihood IN seyen BY
nfne fooH' af up IN ms eastet ana lighted trom
INC fooiau ase more OF ICES interested In this ao
6orbing question. Many and bitter arc the COM
plafnss o. honaekeepers. when upon the delivery
Of s1a0 cart load Of coal fs7y kaFs bill ia pre-
sented for payment; and the consumers naturally
InGurc why ts 1t that coal Is 80 high in Chicago,
while in every Other city Of the Union, It has de-
cliued. The coal dealers aTer that they cannot
afford to sellft st less price, ewing to It's in
creased costs ut the mines, caused by the strikes
which occurred ehort time ago among The NIL
ne.s' ano tna1 elea1 namoersoi mem hso gone on
1oane Wal. 1hese arc ALMOST e1ac9ly me same
, 1864-01-08

From ~ examination oitaese statistics vii bo
eo1 than The prayions and yet II the face Of this
the suffering poor are obliged to pay rom 1b04
sO0 more per ton Than Last Teaf. The slight nd
dealers q as s s4 I'd rpas pes net
but % on the ' prices Il which COIL was contracted
for previous 10 the said panic, ,u.,z. .,. 80.
son amounted to 100 ,167 cords. Which shows
tlight de4clency-not oFer loo cords1as com
paired with those Of the year previops. Owing 70
fhe ds1sts oI %se9na Mehgan md ths
creased wagcs paid to them, dealers had to pay
some two dollars per cord adyanee over the prssea
et ssorea tes sses'1 so mste1iai T., dielsnse and
sss ggau ve,f he deaIsa sss. not s.tisssd
prices somc $3.50 peT cofd being IN advance Of 3
80 ausstoa eat esst 1ood % eeuld b brought %
various railroad companies wobid only bring it
issnsd p fo@e, L not al, of the Directors q
contract for future delivery Possibly the reason
Of this decision may bc found in the fact that the
S%fnets s;',tn On the 1oads md the constant IL
ton Nmpesative} forbid It; but there .atr no,
wanting those who assert thatshe Companies ar
ac.asted y meaae1 motives, refusing to bring y
cago "a market for the wood lying on the!t vasi
o1s sinea, they wo1h be compelled 70 pay an in.
Femc. and that in order 70 present = respectable
dividend theY must take this method Of lessenln4
their working czpenses 1t certainly Is pity thsl
from whatever ca1se-thc railroads should thur
aid in keeping up the price Of an article whiel
none can DO without, and which has now rcachei
such price that very many are not able, without
st1apgs indeed, Is it, tha, people viii no. les.z
wisdom By experience. The high rates Of fuel Las
| winter Disguised everybody. aud the public mini
coal and wood in the future. Everybody vowei
to h1meelf, aud the resolution was whispered tt
| Ills ne3Ekbor, that he would never consent to pa,
eotvei The road to tho fire of3ce below Ia sA,d Il
Ec paved With good intentions, and the coal des,
, 1864-01-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

GAxE REsTMcr1oss.-Dealers in game and
others Interested will do well to remember that it
Is unlawful to expose for sale, have in their pos
session any game after the 18th day Of January,
and that the penalty Of $5 for every quail, par
fridge, prairio chicken, &C., 20 exposed for sale
after that date, will be strictly enforced by the
Audubon Club.
, 1864-01-08

soLp1ER's HoME--The following are the
arrivals at tho Soldiers Home, No. 45 Randolph
:, 111sois.-J. Burns, co. b, 1st Artillery; T. ]
Brown, 6th CayalEy; g. Cobb, co. !. seth; ]. g
Brewer. 18th; u. Ward, co. K, 0cd.
webers, co. z, do; ". q. Thompson, co. E, 6sth
j. Bamineton. CO. e, 18th I. c.; s. Detra, do.
CoLoNADo-Wm. r. Austin, co. L, I'd Cavalry
7 4 Tnylor Drtrntfc Band.
, 1864-01-08

IN this city. Dec: Nth, By Rex. A. L. Brooks, Mr.
January 9TH. Mr. WILLIAM MoAT. otKankakee,
and Miss MARY STORY, Of Chicago.
, 1864-01-08

RH- Browns Bronchial Trochcs, for Colds,
Ccupbs Pulmonary and Asthmatic troubles, arc
highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and Surgeons IN the Army.
, 1864-01-08

new YEAR's EVE pREsENTAT1oH.-The friends
OF Rev. Nathan Colver, D. D., pastor Of the Tab
ernacle Baptist Church, presented him with an or
der on 4. D. Tttsworth & Co.. for a autt Of new
c.oshce, as New Years present. A friendly
gathering was to take place at his residence, but
the Inclemency Of tho weather prevented.
, 1864-01-08

PLow Neutrality-suspicious. will be q
mecfirg OF the F1ow Manufacturers Of the North
west. at the fremont House, In this city, On
Thursday the 14th tnst.
, 1864-01-08

PERsoxA1.-James Stewart, who was ar
rested hero, abort time ago, for being connected
with three rnbbcries committed in st. Louis, took
his departure for that city last evening, accom-
panied BY Officer Zimmerman.
, 1864-01-08
LEwIsToy, Pa Aug. 18th. 1857,

Lewiston, Pa i. Aug. 23th, 1851.
q. 7. HKlMnolp, Esq: -.-.
lam happy to Inform you that after the Of your
Medicine, cure a. been tdects., aud cantldlY be
leve should have been IN my Kraye had 1t not bean
for IL Your obedIent servant,
, 1864-01-08

MoV1TKn's TuzATRE.-Miss Laura Keene takes
benefit at McYlcker's Theatre this evening, when
she will appear In her original character Of Rachel
in Charles Reads beautiful d.ama Of ''Rache1 the
Reaper" and also in the character Of Paul. In The
musical petite comedy Of 1.-THE Pet Of the Petit
and 1,r Ten,rE This ia Torv stron- I'm, ana
,u aIu - ,I.',, ..ua 4u4e - W.! sIoos Ill., ~
WILL undoubtedly attract crowded house. uurlns
she has won .nopu1a,itv that WIN a1wsvs render
ha~ .,,,aa-.1e. ~ ,,,,,to- - 5aa1 19to.ost -
'ns. ny, appea4anee ne1" matter oi osep "loscss !"
all lovers Of refined dfana-
AoAnz1r or Mnsto.-Eho new e1tfssaganza o.
HeH 4ea1 ~a44st - very popala1 a. aue dCa4-
, 1864-01-08
Hemp, Flax and Tobacco.

81 HsgP az
5ss ss e on$s
ias Il sussf ron tas Ssss receiving
sa sasa Rsss
s sisssss sass :ss; s :sssE "a as
for exportatton.
Fruit,
The ceItra1 and southern parts Of the sts:e arc
pears and st1awbe1zte., together With early vs$e-
a. wen IS othef na1Eess. and aiwaJs command :
Coal and Minerals.
The immense coal deposits Of Illinois are worked
1 las sed tns
eventually Sc tho source Of great wealth.
Lumber
L 5psas ns
40 large nness 81 esee.e nse M
sssts ia ns 50 tit a thess Is no de1t 6u!a
otB6eF taB as1ss. ps1s q he be- country. "~ "~
To Actual Settlers
L. ssa as
during RI bean f sigs5
OF amal means settling Il linsls snra
fon Ind ihe 6cst OF public schools. can hsrdly oe
over estimated No State In the untor II lEcfe
s5n1 ha u ss 81 @ "
Prices and Terms Of Payment.
The price OF lands varies from 81 to 81 saa ~
ward per acre and they are sold on long c1eItt ~
c.yr' from he long credit pr1cs ID made % those
Eho make payment OF ono7ou1sh or the ps1ectpa.
dowu aud tho bnlance In one, two. and tnsee
deduction Of TwxSTx fnA cEKT EoI - hsye erestcr
Inducements been offered to sssh purchasers
Forty acres at @io PET aero On long c.ea an.etb b.
e1,acpal a g1lii IN fouF, I've. sz. and years.
SExnEs1. PRINCIPAL.
1 Cash pBYuens,. *SS...o@
Payment In one yesr: .....-.-- ssss9@S ss9S
| =. tS tMo 5eaEs.-'''-. Ss.oo
four = .......... !isS.1M9 iS.M s.1'h
| :. ave -. :........ f@ ~ 100
| . - !. '''' ~~s lsa.0
| Or III. .au,o farm, on short credit: .-.-
| 1xTxaEsr. 7E.sc!IS1GS,, I,
E14A phymsns .....*:~ss%-'s "'e IN IN 20 DG
| kaynens In one 49, n O.A
| - Jt ~ J0-1
The snmr thrm uny be purchased for $3.50
Full information on Ill points, together VII n'9ps
shpWinE the exact location OF the lsnas vii DC tut
| nisned On application In person tT BY 1ctteff2
LAND COMMlssIONER,
Illinois ceutrp! E. r, Co.. caic ago, III.
, 1864-01-08

Ing the facta OF tho cAae.
Hon. YIN BIGLER, Ex-Governor Penn9ylvaoia.
Hon Tuos ELoKEEc6, philadelphia:
Hon. j. s. BLACK, o. 8. Attorney: General, Wash
Ron. D. r. PORTER, Ex-Governor P2
Hon i, c GRIEF .1ucEe U, s. Court
Hon. John BIGLER, Ex-Governor California.
, 1864-01-08
NORTHWESTERN FREEDMES's AID COMMIT
4xR.-Thc following amounts hare been received

NORTHWESTERN tKEEDAES'6 AID COMMIT
zKR.-The following amounts hare been received
byJ, Y. Farwell, Treasurer Of this Committee:
j. O. Foster, Lansrk, S3s; r. q. G1ass, 81; Z.
o. Kellogg, Fort Atkineon,f Sl2; Lyman Aeacham!
Dunagc. X18: Rev. II. Huaey, Oxfordvitle, Wis,
rs tb: q. b. Enedccker, Watertown, $40; Nj. Palmer
South Bend $40: Mr.. Palmer, Oswego, H., $3.50,
PTesbyterian, Methodist and Baptist Churches
Geneva, Wts: sse;as churches y Van Buren, @ ,l Do
rison, IS; from Sandwich, S11.A5: White Pigeon,
Mich, s4.s0; u. u. Griffin $40; Rev. r. y. Busch
S11.s0; A. B. Knapp. Oshkosh, $40: =. 7. Monta-
gue SO; Sabbath school children. Ripon, Wis.,
4: Z. O. Kellogg, Ft. Atkinson. 81: collected BY
fcy. /, Frost, at Light House Point, $s3:t1; At
Carthage, $s1; at B1tmanf6 school house, Slpb0
at OrWtn's school house, S16.*5; ct stiman, Sss;
at Oak Ridge, 615.es; at Daysville, $l6; q f1ne
Rock. As; II Watc1town, $l1.5 Christian Church
and Wright, Galva, fa.0o: Ladies' Of Harrison and
EhIniand &Sl 20, Geo. hill and Geo. Carter. DOG,
III, $500; shopiere, Wis, F: A. Society, $395
F. 4. Society, 1llofa, IcWa, S14b9; LADIES' q La
rark. ILL.,, EI5.OO; Main street Sabbath School,
Peoria, $6gl5: " Jones. 1owa Fals, lows, 500
r O. Kellogg &12o0; Ladies' OF ha:amazoo, 4i609;
Ladies Of Plymouth, ILL.,, $,0e0; J. Z; nenlson
hartford. Wis. -S,5.s5: Aaria Hunt IN Milton, X u
$a0o; ": 4; Cone. New Berlin; N1s:, ~;
lier. $925; From New buE5port, Mass. $6O0; H.
cernber, $s31.72,
| The Northwestern FFeedman's Aid Committee
has been re-organized as the Northwestern Freed
mons Aid Commission. continuing without inter-
suptson the work begun. Moneys may therefore
he sent es heretofore 70 John Y. FaTwell, Treas
uref.
, 1864-01-08
iQ)itd9o Qribnne.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1884.
THE CITY.


FRIDAY JANNARY q 1894 Il
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THIN CITY,
CARRIERS WANTEp.-Thrco or four car
~ ae ~. t's ~. ro.1cer than ten
-.ss.e a-.'ls ~, a. h.t.vcnn thc hours Of II and
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CLEVELAND LoDGE.-The eighth annual
Festival Of tho Cleveland Lodgn OF F. & 4. NJ
1ufl, 6e held on Thursday evening" jan 81Et at the
fremont House.
P1ow M&HUFAcTURERs.-T viii be q
mccfIrg OF the F1ow Manufacturers Of the North
.1huradav the 14t1, fnst.
PERsoKAI.-Jamcs Stewart, who was ar
rested hero, abort time ago. for being connected
with three robbc1ies committed in st. Louis, took
his departure for that city last evening, accom-
panied by Officer Zimmerman.
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iHK NE" toHoAER-Uf. "assue1' cclone'
elect Of Cook county, has not YET received ms COM
mission from Springfield, but VIII probably Dc
enabled to enter upon the duties Of MS Once soon.
In the meantime, 1ns1lee eummesaelo 1e'nAan'
acting Coroner.
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.A,-s'a.A "s1.s.1 49, .1 -..ss.4-
oalks yesseioA!. 9ns III toe sueot u tns s'st,ts
ol "onn 14ape1 q, On LIE t'oao. lug Fat0e1
VINO o,oaga ene nio1ma.aoa !eposss4 .ua' sas
boca The matter VIII have tudic,al Investigation
4hts 1oorn,no
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Into several of the city papers, 10 9he euec1 inst
large quantity OF po@def was H1oFeo IN &ae NuSt-