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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-17

Raleigh, February 9th. 1864.
,sNHIS Department has on hand small lot Of Cot
Eton Cards for distribution among the families Of
soldiers. The special courts Of each county are re-
quesied 10 appoint agent in each county TO receive
and distribute them. The price will be fse dollars.
($s,) and necesdlous wives and mothers OF soldiers
will have the preference. Mere are expected daily
and will be sent out as fat as received.
II. A. D0WD, A. y. N, n. c. A.
Feb 10. 21-3t
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N o &c E.

JAMES H.PARIsH. sergesnt Major Of Robertson
- Bstialien af Reserve ARTILLERY. under Gen. Jos,
E. JohnsioH. will he in Hillsborough about the 18th
Instant recruiting for .umsdens Battery one Of the
finest and most hrian: compsn;es in the Western
Army. and will be elsd to recruit eight men.
A chance is now offered 10 any who wish 10 join
one OF the finest companies now 10 service.
Call at the Po.tsUfice.
February 10. SS-
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CALL AND SEE.

SALL AMI SEE. NJ.
. are receiviag in par, the following necessary
- and desirable Goods, which We will sell alta
mall advance, for cash only
very handsome Black shavls,
500 yards A Bleached SAirtinxs,
400 yards IA Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black aud White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Faacy ditto,
500 yards A. Light Fancy ditto,
Colored and white Pocket Handkerchisfs,
20o dozen Coa,s's spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
400 lss Black Pepper.
lll3 lbs. Cooking Sods. f..
- dez. Goat Skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
Is bags Dry sai,v
$40 lbs. Epson Salts,
and many other desirable articles. -
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD & CO.
February s. al
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The Lafs Duke Of Wsliingtsn,-The fol-
lowing anecdote of the Duke of Yelling
ton is worthy Of being preserved: Some
years ago II was proposed to him to pur-
chase farm il the neishborhood Of Strsth-
feldsaye. which lay contiguous to his es-
tate, and was therefore . valuable arquisi-
ton. to which he assented. When the
purchase was completed his steward Goa
graduated him upon having had such q
bargain. as the seller was in difficulties.
and forced to part with il. "Wha, do ysu
mean by a bargain !" said the Duke. The
sther replied. 1T was valued Al Gll00.
and We have got it for eS0o." "In that
csse," said the duke. "yoa will please TO
carry the extra 2s00 TO the owner, and
never talk ts me Of cheap land again
ksike's Journal.
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Poreelrin and gsrikensrre.-T Legis.
Ia,are has passed a. aS iscarpsrating the
company Ter he nsasfactsre Of Psfcslsia
and eartAeswsfe il Ausssta county. We
have new 10 ear possession, says the Suun-
toa (vs.) speetstsr. q specimea Of the kao.
lis, the material frsm which thiswa is 10
be manufactured. We understand that
persons acquainted With the character Of
this material, sad she have practical
knsSlsage Of the nssufactsre or il into
hne ware. say that the kaslin sbiained IN
this essnty is Of the very best quality. In
ies msaths this company expect to have
everything 10 readiness TO commence the
ssnuiaeture II esps aud sauc.rs, bowls
aud Pstchers. aud all kinds Of articles o!
ware used 10 Housekeeping.
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Ds.ru ~ llos. jaws b. CLar.-A teIe.

DxArH sF Hos. JssEs Is. CLAY.--A tele-
grsm lrum. Mnnircal Announces the death
OF Hon. Jsaes b chy, r.. ministe, 10 Par-
tugal aud rr.,pember Of Congress from the
Ashland district. keat"eky.
Mr.. Clay Was the son Of Hou- Henry
Clay; wss b.rn IN 1917. sAd ,nhrrited hts
father estate, on which he lived, With has
mother. until the breaking out st HE ssr.
Mr.. Cisy tosk the Southern AIDE very
warmly. aud ~sr ARRESTED BY the t.incSln
aothariues. he subsequently, Effected III,
exit fsom the csse,rs. aud lived 10 exile in
Canada until his death.
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Tar R,onv KisD CT 4 Nons.--Rigid dis.
s'pl'sArians IL the array are often snrsy-
cd by the religious zeal si Christian SOL
sisra, but grsa; Gese<als like Cromwell
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c. s. America, War Department
Richmond, Feb. |, 1864.
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. Viii.

v. .. America, war Department.,
Richmond, Feb. |, 1854
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. Viii.
l. All prisoners heretofore held BY the United
Siaies authorities, whether Officers Soldiers or Ci-
villains received al City Point, before the LIST Of jan
usry, 1864, are hereby declared exchanged.
, All officers and men Of the Vickshurg capture,
who reported for duty at Enterprise, Miss, al any
time prs 10 the l4ih Of November, 1852 and whose
names were forwarded 10 me by Maj Gen. John H.
forney. are declared exchanged.
3. All officers and men Of the Vicksburg csptare,
belonging to the 6nt Tennessee heavy artillery. who
reported for duty ct Marietta, Ca. and whose names
were aw awarded 10 me by Col A. Jackson, deelar-
ed exchanged.
RIO. GUILD. Agent Of Exchange. !
By order:
(signed) 8. CoorER, Adjt. and InsP'r Gen.
Feb. 10. 32-ot
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POR s A !. Z !.

A GOOD FAMILY cARRliUB, ssd two 6ss
"A hORsRs. Apply isinsdialssy a. the
Hiifsbsrsush Ressrdsr ohse,
Fsssuasy = a.
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land wellington know how to tsrn this zeal
10 COED service. Here is characteristic
of, Andrew Jackson. An officer
snce complsined to Gen. Jackson that SEINE
soldiers we're making noise in their tent.
|" What are they doing p asked the Gene
raj. They are praying now. but have
been singing" was the reply. "And is
that a crimsp' the general demanded.
!" The articles Of war order punishment for
any unusual Noise" was the reply. ICED
forbid that praying should be an unusual
noise in my camp" said Jackson with
much feeling and advised the officer to
join them. n
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Calf. pistol f,ciers. al Hsriford. vas
destroyed by ere on the 3ih inst. Loss
iniinyhse.
II il stated that the sas~ |. fsrty FRET
deep sa the Rocky M"un,sins-a greater
depth than has bern snosq iherr Tor years.
wssd has s.cn selling n Nashville. -
says theiPren af thu, CITY. Al from i~enl,
10 fnrty dollars PEI cord. 4 .,ltsr, order
has been issued ssns,cs,irs all ~Ded eAsr.
ed lar mmr tan ili.en a.il.r. PER- csrd,
surh wood I. De handed ever 10 tie poor.
Rx-ssLisrnssrs.--T'hr noale wsrk isNill
going on. Anong lh~e ia the sna, Of
Nor,hern Virginia. are secluded the Bra.
gaies sf Dsnist. Jshns,sn, Rsmseur. Laae
all Nsrih caroliaisns.
Hisu Psicss.--Pspers At the South are
noe charging - per msn,h lsr daily aud
81 per nouth fer weekly issues.
GLAss FAerosv.-A glass factor, has
been established 10 colu.bus. Ca. under
favorable auspices. THIS ss believe - but
The second IN the Csaiederacy-the other
being ia Riehnsnd. The process Of nak
ing Eliss y, IN q measure, simple, and the
materials sscesssry not .sry nsserss'. nor
hard 70 get
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Adjstant and Inspector Generals Office,
Richmond, Feb. 4, 1864.
GENERAIs oRBERs.a
no. ~.
THE following order is published for the informa.
= liog Of oil concerned:
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RsrhamsvilIe. varisns reports have beer
received to the effect that = large force Of
the. snemy are assembling at Yorktown.
One account says that fifty odd transports
with troops arrived in York rivsr this
week. ts
orange C. H.. Feb. ls,-All quiet in
the trent. There are ramors Of tie enemy
evacuating Culpepper Court House, but
they are not yet con6rmed.
Troops are stii re- enllsting for the war.
Charleston. Feb. ls.-The enemy have
withdrawn their forces from Johns Island.
and are reported going Oh in their gun.
beats.e The Yankees Oh Morris Island
were engaged 70 day repairing injuries to
their batteries caused BY eur Smelling.
There has been No further ,helling.
~ r-~~~-~~-----~~--~--e a481 "a
The Spring Campaign.-In the Rich
msnd (rd,torial) correspondence January
l9) Of the Savaasah Republican. we End
the following Z, II is said that the Presi
deHt and Secretary Of Wsrihaye settled
upss q prosramae Tor . spring c.mpaign.
wh,ck will ekectaaliy saiiie ill the plans Of
the enemy. We shall have al ample farce
in the ssld. aud thej will be SO disposed as
10 teach the Yankees the. after fcliy st any
further prsgress southwark. We may not
drive tkum nut &c Tennessee but there 10
an eqasIiy rfcciaaI way Of getting them
cut. Our army will be large aad in better
condition thaH ever before. while that Of
The enray ,.iil h. wesker ~ nm hers xad
discipline.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

WILL he oiTeroJ for sale On Tuesday Of Febisary
.Couri, (ths 23i ,psi.,) before The Court House
door in Hlsborough, iva Negro Women and i've
children. Both women are good cooks, one very
good washer and uonsr.
Also far hire for the rmsinjsr Of The year, one
young negro wsmsn and Man.
!. ID. MARTIN.
Febnsry 10. si-swp
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The Arsss hs. arrived II Halifax with
Earopean advice, Ca the Gath.
NJ .p-c..l change IN the aspect 81 the
Schlss~ig. fialsie,n question.
Msssmilian will wit Paris in the csrs.
city of Emperor 81 Nrs,cu. The spanl.h
Goverameat will sppe,n; q Minister Ia
Mexico az snsa - IL receive. ofic,al con-
6rmatIou &c the erswsing Of MAMMALIAN.
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9 K d

fOkRSONS desiring to put outi plain work, can
have /. dose BY sending il TO the Misses Cam.
crsn.
February IL. 33-2w
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N ICE .
Company's Shopsy1

COmpany's Sh0ps,2
January 2blh, 1854.
0NE nasih after date shall apply 70 ihe Nonh
Csroiina Railroad Company for the reissue Of
Csri6csn No. i332 for len shares Of their Capisl
Slsek-ihs original having been lost or nisIaid.
THOMSS ]. SUMNER.
Jan. ~. 3o-la
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n There will BE- Convention held a .. The Court
House on Tsesjsv Of February Court. ly the Con.
servs,iys patty, "a sclec, ssms suitable person as
candidate fer .he Senate, 10 place Of The Hen. VIM
0rshsn. resigned. Il 10 hopsihst an tho districts
Ia The county viii he represented.
MANY VOTERS.
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unsupported, $t2e 30
This amount, included In the fsiegoing statements,
70 subject 70 be uscd only Cor patrol services.
All Of which 10 most respectfully submitted.
VIM. r. sTRAYHoRN,) -
). q. TURRENTINE. IL.
7. HAYES,
Fetrusry |, 1884.
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WooES MiNS fRELS. 5i4 BROADWAY.
W UDpos.e; Nirho Hotel-l henry Wood Frog rsetor.
luE n.os = ENfH.ATED HALL IN THE C;TY
"1ono.' w 10 and every eyeniny during the week.
THE BLuNbiS :isH ssav ANiS N1 n Mhs ssoxscr1pra
LDOEESY SapoIEoN TnE %, ,c,IsT .,sT 10
SONGS DID cps pf.sxTA~fOy STgx.S asSG'pv
-, lHr FAR TROUPE Jr The WORLD
boo's opei a'b commence 3ocock. Tickets 25cents,
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.


"A UNITED STATEs RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS.
CAPTAIN l.. COMBS
80 Lispenard street. near Brosdwav
Captain Com BS has by permission to refer
RICHARD PATRICK co.
Hardware Importers, So Cedar street;
wM ALvoRD d co.,
Hard sa-e I'm porters So Cedar street;
Colonel JOHN g. NEVILLE:
Superintendent of the n I. State Sol ers' Depot.
and other merchants and BANKERS of known high
THEY WILL GUARANTEE THAT Every oRuIr
WI l be paid every dollar which the Captain prom
AND EVERY VOLUNTEER AND SUBSTITUTE will
sbe treated fairly honoraby Justly.
1000 MEN WANTED FOR ONE OR TIIERE YEARS,
Tor ARTILLERY Cavalry or Artler.. :
lob hEN WANTED FOR THE NAVY,
AS Seainen Fremen. Coal Pas g. aud Landsmen
Fifty men wanted for OF he
One Hundred and Sixth regiment ~ Y Volunteers
me men previously recruited lSOth are to
zoe placed ~ the l06tn BY order II the Governor.
This company will soon he nlled.
VOLUNTEERS OR SUBSTITUTES.
FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS,
can be enlisted, and have choice OF my company
VETERAHS
are particularly desired for my company.
am authorized by the Supervisors
no OF several towns n State
~ rAf LARGE BOUSIIkS FOR ONE YEAR MEN.
Inc men can enlist In nv COMPANY,
or can have choice other branch Of service.
EITHER ARMY OR NAVY.
MEN FROM THE COUNTRY
can be accommodated with quarters night
HAVE PLENTY or ROOM
Once open from o A " til Ii at night
BOUNrfES.
ONE YEAR men, $500 cash down fi0Q
THREE YEAR men 500 10 5 30 cash.
EITHER ARMY OR NAVY.
DON'T forget the number,
81 Lispenara street. near broadway.
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BRoOEsz,yN NCLAIRvOyANT-MAEAME CLIFFORD.
the greatest living American Seer medical and business
Cia'rvoyant. 2gt Atlantic street between Snth
Streets Brooklvn. Life charts destiny sand
STAN ped envelope for pariieulars.
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THE LECTURE sEAsON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAfLY-F0R GRNrLEMEN
only at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6is Broad.
way Parties unable attend these Lectures can have
them forwarded OF ten cents BY addressing Sscre
nry Of New Nevk Museum x Anatomv
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no,o,.a = =. 4, 1, y ;9ssssyAToSr. .,, FART.
'''0'sa % rsAG iis "a EpS & ff''n Of
COMEDY
"''' p'''i in &MEsISAN ps tMa K the culture Of
uudaI TMvsna% " syssISs y 'agsT
dergene ag a conpae rsnoyatiea ana - str.
interior circles have BEEN "swS de- rated bS M anf
Mohr and the pra basu,Ard pictures istpav W
M shn has q s. as
placed n.s in the :, o.. Ito
psndnre spsredso aAsr Tho house rfsct comfort ana
The frat e,sht be devoted o comedy. and Mr.
Stuart has peaa's9 ne IN ,s,qs ,ssnqpsugess e th4 /,
pronounced BY II. o"s cutyatai Vi as gu, greatest
Gus characters in rson odgaay 1 many !, ew ones
oArirAL &C MEaoIEs.
ON n99 ~ :ssDaaiy' Dai'aaff aaf n sri FARO s.
aosEs Win saa IA At
'@',s S a.. as.' ,,,a.,s s"s s nopxs gnzs so
@ Ma or ne boots Mr. s.! CLARKE
apps,faaes twelve months = VA COT 'T'
Her arst tn, theatre sADN BROWN
kuJGH DIAMOND.
Mr.J g. uiARK, as COUSIN 5os
Mrs saDLu BsowS aSw .. MARsas, d
BY Mr.. RICiIAED SM It'll
The company arsN ~ embracing tta mo \. popu-
ar fayOriteS o. New York. VIII ntroduce.
chef~shHT pnbltc
remembrance and 0thers OF much no before
presented here
Mr. etuart hsSBinn .'e lLhasure ~ aanolneu thu
MIR. EDWIN BOOTH
will conhne htg
New York ard viii in a gercs ~
his Ish
each he e with " ca ana an.
rliunces before York
VIII hso app1r 10 one or more ofeina plays expressly
The stage dsnarnent WI be und"r tbr1 lirecor Of
Mt J @. HReLisY .nge AG mayer:
the front of House ~
NIX T. Il. JACKSON Tres uror
The orchea comrrsEc hest 40 aFerforu,.
New York, will ba, tie ton ~ dsin-
guished -era Al
MR.. ROBERT SYOEE EI,
the box oaee will be open on Tnesai! August
A. NJ to r. M whero- red sx ava in ad-
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TlARNUA'S AMERICAN iaUsS I'M
ID COOLEST PLACE OF Aa1 .EMENr 1-s7HE CITY.


DoooLEsr PLACE or AMiS ,sMEsr lls7HE CITY.
ovEErLowING MousEs.I .1fGarhn IGaThS AUDIENCES.
.r,n ,Sa ESniI!iaHT KiSg arrsaSsfoa .arrsaSsfoahi4E
or. 4iiE E$E h!s; M ,s4sS ,54$Ayhhs Soos y O'CLOCK
zass EtHSRR nrndaaSssP SCENERY
esss MI ME- Lotisa ESa ss ssa ni:. RI.
Mr.. D. NORRIS 0As Comedian IN bis ce ebraed
ExHIBITIoa, EVERY MORNING .r II O'CLOCK
c0,,aEn aEKK S NAnonksyI d.o.. WONDERFUL CABINET.
TEE aKFG pnHas ) noHRaesnEsrMos
a pay ~ u si nes"s Is. day and with ell the
S soa Hs 1TfsTE DHTEa fsFHHshsTs ~ s4sax
MxSkIeTs VIM wi q Rsgfo.s Ri H!1.;' MUD FISH
DwAHHs Dsf ia'9 SFaEa Gu
xix sEs4s
% s%oasn u fEssTH%s Ten S';:a CENTS
Admss - ascea Children undss ten. is cents
WOES Snss..lsN M,Ms Y. skEts. 3. BROADWAY.
sAss4H1S s,as nar II f Tas Fiif.' SFs
THE i? e' r.
s0sdT THss ass e ys5iS 3 sASS sr
Doors open al commence a; socoeE Tssets aseen..
444-As sRrcAN gaEsEnE
;, ,,,, sHaSB sHssD HsSEHsIss HsSFHsIss
AaAs,s Sssa, y Th ..;I:;. sssss 20 o. s,s.
os ici&Tiso N Sas o' dR%so HsSsS'Sa GALAXY
, coxBlNAroS rsoupE
afss' ns 1si1is Ssi.aS hSsi Ts Comic aea Fairy
W.. ;, D. .na S %'z VIZ sus.r
Seemed sa airs' nsaas sss rssaR Dances
as y ppy G,gVS ysna on .s Ma.
Sa aa aferwa. ac,w Ta .obr. solsaH Z, Ppm.
hss Woman .'ai 81. g1%r9S 1ana, Ssfr g,ss
IN: eld.S fss, s "',a' u.a is;a ,rss: r's:
- swing Ms. rSaa shei rap N.s "4 nmms Ns.. so..
: fo,s e.1sst, ef !, MS NJ. I. fwsis vsfs
s,he greatest c.,r,s, yocalIs; asHe 1osil.
W. W. srsss i sS s1s sD !. sHaisa s1Hfasa " EMERSON
''' osas sfs;%SSS S"i sif:
s s VIII viii npnear pi m S srsad aud varicA programme
NoIIcG.-Mailneo Saturday nas.nson At q, o'clock
1wSs5s SS sa%saSs tfS,f ,sfss'E fss N%Trhas 'Trrf
represent 'in ssEGfiEs sg,S aSsa - IS $sr aorrr
10 hs reign Of cbsra sccdad Strangers Waiting the
ss ' ss:a;." i;ss'.s%S"s .ss9
sl q win s Sss
NO cRARoE rs MADE FOR ADMISSION
------------ fkAnh Bukss.
NATURE UNVEILED
,rsr,s5s ssSS .FFoosK
80 SIS BROADWAY
1 woNDsRs
NEW Turk
els BROADWAY.
WONDER or WONDERS
W TO BE skEN oyLY
usv,NEw yoRS
6is BH3ADwAY
Soos. rx,w.vx.,r,ox
RASJo TAUGHT rERFscrLY on rrRgE MONTHS
anee 10 explain in ten minutes after which the pnp can
GEoRGE G. DoBsoN ooi Broadway.
yyANrEp-sYvsRAL LADIES rca RRspoYsIBLg
w positions te.dug business not inclnded for either
the Holday street ThesLr@ Batinore or Fsris Theatre
day Street Theatre. Batnere.
yvANrBp-FoR THE CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
w Washington. ID. c. twelve attractive ballet ladies,
to SIS per week. according to cApabity Psrmansni
eacenents for one year Also few class
winter season In New Orleans AID Havana Apply between
HousIon street. W y CAvANRGH
Manager for George Lea
RANIo INsTRUCTtcN-BY A NEW AND VERY
- simple method which can be explained ave minutes,
after which the pugn play sight any Of the mos
DoBsos BROS. 100 Broadway.
Soos, ,ux WV .v,..-,o.
81 yEnERAL MCCLELLAN AND STAFF AT SEVEN
w. n,nes' Battle Of Antletsm, Ac-lp Scenes o. ths
sU1 .enus wn spw.,S: *: q @ csSr s Of AS as
also Constant Msyers Cousoiat,our sad Mss whtners
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I On0 VOLUNTEERS wANTED-FoR ONE YEAR,
l:UUU bounty ses Of which $3.50 Is paid cash de.n
fshkill and Lagrange towpshps State OF New York. al
their Office. 535 Canal street, NY. -
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Mr. J. ". Lingsrd.
on Sxur lxv eyening.
engaged rrs requested
nj II O'Clock A. N.
RkE, StaeA MAnager.
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Soos' rpx WV ,v,s,,,o.

GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND STAFF AT sBvEN
~ fnes." Battle OF Antetam, Ac-l0 Scenes OF the
War with upwards Of 100 other Works Of Art open day
ep1 evening At the Insute OF Fine Arts e3 Broadway
statue u 'xaefiyAs
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Any epsrg substitute for either two or
three years will receive hand S3o
Substitutes both in the and navy required 10
make out that they are exempt from draft for one Of 'he
following reasons
I. That he is an alien
THAT he has served two in the army navy dur
MI Ssu present rebe liop
s. That he Is under twenty years of are.
Volunteers for the navy must be abe 10 show that
reside this county and that they have been duly cnroed
their place OF residence
The County Volunteer Committee under .Lsrrctons OF
she Board of Supervisors having fled all quotas under
calls up 10 this time. announce thar tney have recon
the business Of recruiting for the and with the
view ot raising the quota under the existing cal ey tue
President Tor men,
Recruits or substitutes will be received formerly
the County Volunteer Rooms In the Park OF Broaa
way and Chambers street AMI on the Battery
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES.
Inasmuch authority exists for the enisting Of supsu
tutes for such desire be relieved from hny
apprehensons Of the draft ~ also tor such CIT ens ~
not liable to draft, because of unfness Liability lro
other causes he County Volunteer COMMITTEE IN
addition their business OF raising ruts ensung
such Substitutes as may be desired -, "a.
To secure Substitute, anv person may deposit WIN
committee the OF SSS5 for bounty aud hand monsy
secure exemption for three years; S33 for two yeA''
80 ~ '' q GODFREY GuNTHrR, Mayor.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
ORIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor,
WILLIAM VI. Twt ED. Supervisor,
WILLIAM X. STEWART. Supervisor
ELIJAH r. PURDy Supervisor ..
County Volunteer Committee
oRIsON BLUNT, Chairman.
NEW yoRs, July 10, 1864.
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NEW BGwERY TfSEATRE..
~ sole prlpr.etnr ..............-..
NOTICE This thextre vii rearss9
August 10 The ladies aud eent.err ~
to assemSk, on Thursday. Aug lssf1
N. L. on
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

GREAT FIGHrING AT ArLANTA-DRAFTED VEN
VI can be sipped with Ibsutnts, aud exe"It oas y O.
cured At the shortet reasonable terms
App the General Substitute AGENTS Once NO Cnal
ham SQUARE, corner of Division street, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

A hAS NAVY
MARINE CORPS
REcRulTIEG HEADQUARTERS
lOO BHOADWAY.
o0N Gsod men wanted To- the city and county
of New York in the United States
All OF whom VIII receive the highest cash bountes.
And c.o ce branch of service s inanry. Cavalry
Artl cry Seamen, Ordinary Seamen. Laudsmeu, Premen
Goa Passcrsf&c.
Parties entering any branch of the
call at this oHce where each will the
same honorable and fair
Poor Of families tho arriving from the
should be careful how they allow fan
hands Of sharpers and provers whom
where, All probability they would get swindled OF
their
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-12-03
The Craven,
lrrom an unpublished poem by ALFRED AzDnIs0Sl

from unpublished poem by ALFRED ANDHls0NI
On that mighty day OF battle. mid the booming
and the rattle,
Shouts of victory and of anguish, wheIeWlth
Malvern Hill did roar,
Did General now quite fameless, Who IL -neS'
lines shall be nameless:
Show himself as rather gameless, game4ess Oh
SAFELY srookino on \ gunboat. while the tempest
ragged on shore.
Only this and nothing more.
The Congressional Committee sat within the
nations city,
And each Congressman Sc witty dld the "eAe1"-
implore ,:o
q. Tell us if thou al that battle. mid the booming
and the rattle,
Wers on gunboat or in saddle, while the tempest
ragged ashore p
ln-wered he. - don't remember, might have
been. What more?
Only this, and nothing more.
BY the truth which is eternal, by the lies that
arc diurnal,
BY our Abraham paternal. General, we thee I'M
plore,
Tell the truth and shame the devil. parent OF OLD
JEFF and evil;
Give no more Of such driyol. Tell us vert
thou on the shore 2
Don remember. might have been, thus spoke
he Ger and o er,
Only this, and nothing more
On that day, sir. had you seen gunhoat OF
the name GGlsaG
IN an anchorage TO screen q man frosa danger on
the shore?
Vas a man about your inches, smoking with
those two French Princes,
ii It'll q caution which cvinces care for such
garde-de-corps?
Were You thai man on the gunboa. - ''Don't re-
member might have been The bore.
Only this, and nothing more.