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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

SEA SUHDRIES.
100 BAGS Prime Rio and LAguyra Coffee,
lOO so Bbls. N. o. HolAAses,
50, q Golden Syrup ts
50 Hhds. n. O.BuEar,r
1000 KeE8 assorted Nails,
Spices Alum, O0pperas, Nader,
Indigo, Nutmega, Gloves, Shot,
Lad, Soaps, Candles, Buckets,
Tubs, WAshbOArds, 80, &c., &o.,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
spECTAL NoTrCEs.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

Dr. stEiekland's Pie Remedy has cared thousands
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
iCoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such univer'
sal demand, il lnads from the choicest materials
Il 1hIId and smoIIisat In its nature, fra.
gr4ptIy scented, and extremely bsnsnsiAl
In IT. action upon the skin. or sale BY all Drug
Eisti and Fancy Goods Dealers. mEls "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24

which utterly disproye the pretencs Of sub,
jugation.
Even Trans Allegheny Virginia, where
the presence OF Confederate troops was
supposed to haze become an obsolete idea,
has just witnessed sumo important opera
tons; one Confederate expedition having
penetrated to the neighborhood Of Cumber-
land, made important captures. and broken
IA chief line of railroad; another having ad-
yanced to the very banks OF the Ohio river
land captured on its waters a Government
vessel, having on board the General COM
handing the department OF the kanawha.
Farther west, Longstreet has virtually cap
tured Knoxville, hut refuses to realze his
prize on account Of the pestilence that in
tests it, and has turned Cumberland Gap,
whose fall has become a mere question Of
TINE. If Middle Tennessee is still under
the enemy's dominion, West Tennessee
and North Mississippi are. for the most
part. reclaimed to tile Confederate allegi-
once BY an army, under Forrest, recruited
from the region itself. In Arkansas, Con-
federate hopes are revived BY successful
affair Of arms on the Mississippi. and pro.
missing advance on Little Rock. In West
Louisiana The invader is losing instead Of
gaining ground; aud in Texas he confines
himself to the seaboard. and has made no
impression upon the country. No where
does the enemy exhibit any vitality, or Is he
making any progress except in central Mis-
sissippi; and probably he will end, when he
shall reach the real ground Of battle. that
ibis advance has been imprudsnt, IT not rash
and ruinous.
! Whether we look to current transaction:
an the field. or to the great fact, now 81 hap
PLY settled, that we shall have veteran
army in The next campaign 10 meet tie un'
disciplined hordes which The North wi
thrust upon Us, the affairs II the Conisde
Tracy not only wear a hopeful, but cheer
ful, aspect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24

are sold than in the city of Boston, while
the mansions de plaisir blast the equation
of most of the prominent streets.
The newspapers Of this morning mem
ton that three or four horses we're staten
in broad daylight, in front of Gen. Gran,
gers headquarters; that five houses were
broken into and robbed the night before !;
that three men we're assaulted BY highway
men; that one man was killed. and that a
brigade of one hundred and sixty had been
Gagged Tor drunkenness in the past twenty
four hours. am just giving yS stern
facts, and doing it as briefly a. possible.
/ do not desire to be sensational, and mere
ly state in small paragraph what might
be extended into a page. And the reader
will naturally ask, whn are the prominent
actors who are the authors Of these whole.-
sale crimes: l. il the citizens Of Nash
vile, who have always lived in oppulence
and ease. that have turned robbers, and
highwaymen, and murdererss Il it the
daughters Of Nashville who ill the houses
of shame which flourish upon every street
The writer then proceeds to answer has
own questions as follows:
/" 1t is admitted by gentlemen in Office,
who should be thoroughly posted. that there
are at least thousand ieserters in the CT
ty; that there are at least iva thousand Of
these rascals here who have received large
bounties from different States and subse
quently ran away. There are hundreds O
teamsters and others who have been dis
sharged from the army. and who. hayin:
no visible means o. support. have taken tn
desperate chances If life on the road, while
the remnants IL the Toasdale gang still in
fest the city, anu the Lori only knows wha
atrocities they are not matched Tor; ans
lastly, there are great number of vicious
ly inclined negroes. who. unwilling to worl
or Join The army, are professionally Twin:
up TO their Instincts, and exc out an exist
ence By what they can steal. Il is this IN
fortunate race that has 80 fearlully disse
minated tie terrible disease Of the sinai
pox, as IN many cases the poor victims hav
been seen upon the streets IN the fulles
stage Of tie disease. This is true pic
ture Of Nashville, without any cOloring 0
exaggeration."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24
Pr,u. the Richmond Examiner.

The action pf The army in re-inlisting has
given new ialpulse 10 the war. 1t qulets
the uneasy ,lisifust which had peryaded the
neeple at home. and silences the enemy's
confident predictions Of speedy and easy
subinsatioa. The Southern home popula-
ton .may have been gl9smy and despond-
ent before bet brighter auspices have now
dawned UPON the cause. The corruption.
selfishness and greed which had began 70
hold high away in the land, nay have cha
ken the ssith Of many; but the enemy's &C.
tion has Inspired new trust.in the race ~
which We belong. This people are not yet
ready for the conqueror's yoke, and are
stiIl endosed with the patience Of prlsa>
fion, tie pe.seYering resolution, and the
stern, naughty courage which Unfit them
for subirratinn. The army has revived the
public se.f-respect, cheered the popular
heart. nut hacks!iders to shame. and OPEN
ed new chapter in the history OF the war.
Well may The Northern President pro-
claim new daft; for it is more than pro-
babe that tie South will be stronger in tlie
campaign d SCI than it has been in any
preyious wear OF the war. The late feeble
Reconnaissance Oh the Rapid Ann has dis
moved Tie current assertions al the North
that Lees army was reduced to skeleton
by deseftioR and !uflooghs; and Meade's
orn retirement from hts advanced psl-
ton Is an acknowledgement of the superior
strength Of lis adversary.
Whilst TIE patriotic action Of the army
has relieved re coulederacy Of aPprehen-
sion Tor the y ping campaign. the enemy e.
bibitxtymbtoms oi fgebleness. The gene
r.llv esneetal invasion u North Carolina
from t,e ssahoar.., he's net been proseeu-
ted: II ever projected ~ the enemy, y ha'
hssn deferred lor the want Of troops. But.
- innosing advance from The Peninsula
-. i,,rhmsud, ha. dsiailed into petit.
sttspnt 10 help few prisoners tosua away
~. Isnd at,acA upon Charleston vas Re-
nnls.l by single brigade; aad TIE r.
nowrgl Siege of that" iontned' eiig, aeoa
vbiea t5g world vas siade stand ~ tipto,
fara aaielul Lengths Cf time. b. lesel2pef
go IL mo-, s,gpendous abortion Of mo
dsrn tinies. Realfprt Island, which "ai
" hs,s Eeen tbe gass II IN EXTENDED tern
,,a;st rorrss.i. thar sOuid absorb . TOT
forth parl Of tbe ceafcderacy, has afgen'
.,.,ed ,.,g ! nest of oetty spectators, pen
nils.saJ,sntsrers ard dem0rsiized negroes
Tbat mili,.ry coany. instead q beibg ~
nrilsi.,ie opproDrium ofibe invaders. re
80 tp,aab sbanaoaed By The Coniederacy
stiil asserts herself against the aikees, Z,
occasional leais 81 courage anu autsH'1's
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24

service, to the further value Of FIVE hundred
dollars.
II. Property Of the widow Of any officer.
soldier, sailor, or marine, whotmay have
died or been killed in the military or naval
service. or where there is no wldSw, then
of the family, being minor childfen. to the
value Of one thousand sollats.
iii. Property Of every officer, soldier.
sailor, or marine, actually engaged in the
military or naval service, or of'uch as has
been disabled In such service, 70 the value
Of one thousand dollars provided, that the
above exemptions shall not apply 70 any
person whose property, exclusive Of house
hold furniture, shall be assessed az asalue
exceeding one thousand dolats
~. That where property las been 10
Iiured or DESTROYED by the eremy, or the
owner thereof has been Temporarily deprv-
ed Of Tie use or occupaucynersni, Or Of
the means or cullisatins ihe 'ame BY ra-
son Of The presence Or proximity o. the en-
emy. the assessment on such property may
be reduced in proportion |, the damage
sustained by the owner, nrte tax assess
III thereon may be retutedii the same ra-
to ny the district collector u satisfactory
evidence submitted 70 hiHbl the owner or
assessor.
SIC. 6. Tina. the taxes % property laid
| Tor the year 1861 stall be sss,ssd a. on the
! day 81 tie passage Of thIs =. and be due
.pd collected on the frsyds OF June NEXT.
or As soon alter AZ praelIraae. allowing a.
eu.n.ion of ninety days N'st 81 The Mis-.
.issippi river. The sddtonal taxes en-
inrelnss ar profits l"r lie taf 1868. le''ed
Iby thls act, shall b. as.es.i and collected
forthwith; and lie tases IN incomes or
nrnfis 10 The wear ls34 al be assrssrd
AID collected according { Tie provisions
Iof the tax aud assessme en-, ets OF ish3.
src. :. - much n 4 tar ast u lac
24,h day 1T April, iBB ls'ie, } tax On
incomes derived lfnut papefiS or effects
~ III amount or ,alne i which 4 t.1 j.
.Ic,,el ~ III. asi anita, tie fri seciipn
of ,ai,l act. are susptfed Tor the var
ls64 and no estimsfed eai. hire. ~ in.
tere., on property e - herein taxed
al ra'orrm ahall be asse.ed or 'ated a. 10.
comes, un9ier the iaxac | 1868.
u Sc. s. That he az aPtssd w thu act
~ bond, II Tie couFsds,te States hereto.
fore issued shall In ~ t,t exceed thr ~.
,ers.t NJ tie saae, "a .aeh bonds. ~h.n
held by o. Tor iuiunf. lunaties. shall be
exempt lrnn The iix i.ill e,,rs where he
interest III ihe sac I'LL not exceed one
tboasaad dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24
Aillsburuugh gsrufarr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, y. c.
wednesday, February II. 1881.
CoNG NESS.

The frs, Congress Of the Confederate s,aiss vas
btourh. 10 close On Thursday hastily limitation and
both House. were adjourned Al II o'ciock. u
The Currency bill. the Military and the Tax bills
we're passed and The vel Of secrecy having be'n re-
moved ,key ale now made public. Tie Tax rill We
publish today. The ether Two bills We viii publish
next week.
TIE Currency iii provides that the holders q non
interest bearing notes above the denomination OF i've
dollars, are allowed ill the tst q Apf easi y The
Ms,..Ip,. and III Ii. Erst 81 July u The Mis-
.I.spp, 10 fund in twenty years. bonds at four per
esn,. All notes not funded o. paid = ihs Govern
nso, n taxes or dues within that time, are taxed
three and ,hid per cent. and iundsbIe ,Ill
the frst Or January aeIi. ene hupltsi iptr noirs,
not presented within the time here nafnPl vii cease
10 be receivable in IN. payment Of p6l.- dues. and
are Il b. taxed ten PER cent per m1nfa y addition
10 .he ibus,.lbres and third PEI CIT. Tie pes;
ent l.su. u notes shall continue ,illile t. y apr'
afer uhich the new issue i altkotii.J " ~ ken,
wiIhia reasonable limits.
Tie tax bill lesies five per cent. En- II real prf,
.oasl aud mixed property. .ioea. bl.s iIs aal ,i.
ven, essn,, and twenty per cent % Piefl', incomes
&c.
The military BIZ declares 81 h'tsetn il 80 81
IN The .ersee during tie war. ~ seiseen - snd
Is arc 10 be retained under EXISTING oresnziiors
shile ali between II aud IL aad Is ,nJ 50 are 70
be enrolled for State defence. Provost hospital aat
esnscript guard duty are III % NJ pstianaed BY met
between 10 and As wbs sreunfl fsr helj service.
a resolution passed both Houses, appointing ri
DIV The slh Of April, a. day Of Fasting and Prayer
aad also adopted highly patriotic sdis, 70 % The
country.
A bill "a also passed to suspend The privilege
ths Hsbeas Corpus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24
III oriant c.!euIsr II TIC Secretary o.
Tie TiglrY.

Richmond, Fed. 81 Tic Secretary u
W. Treasury has iss 4 cirCglat. giving
nOi5cs ia IL holders treasury Notes D"t
bgaritg interest. sh,ae nav eschasge
Tie same Immedlaieaai tie oIice u the
Treasurer. or d AZ depository. Tor cst.
tiieaies which vii ru,lrJ ,hen to lour
per cent. bond. NJ certificates q b"n'ls
are receivable Tor lsa 81 the present year
al the full imoan, spres,ed on The lace
without inietesL azure no, subject 70 The
tax imposed lor th1,sar on other bonds
and credits
The crcalar esaHs The limitation Y
,aid privilege sit,iae Is Of april. aud
adnlonl.hs, heldef. yrsrn, tier u"lss
promptly and DOT 1 tie ehnnrg nivx ~
sian by the pfess,s WHOM s,li oernr At
The end pl the rnoasi March.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24

BEYoSD I'd ara.-Wc see il stated
that throagh Energy and enterprise Of
Gen. kirbyf ! The towns Of Shreveport,
La, and . III. Tyler, and Houston.
Texas. hayt me large manufacturing
places. Iin 70 already three powder
NILS IN su III operation, and ioun-
dries arev the Texas iron into am.
munitionistl aance, and they will soon
commenes a, " heavy guns. This dc
partment y becoming ssll.susialp.
Ing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24

The State steamer Advance has made
another successful trip, and ha, arrived al 2
Confederate pggl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24

SuDsrior Courts. - III. following i. Ito Il.
anrement Or Inc Judges for ,hc Spring lefms o. the
sankfi0r gourts:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-24
Darn Of Iasr1s. N. c.s1la,s-wr

DRArn Of IsrTF. ". GasRiass--We
regret 70 ieara b Ter from bis htsthrf y
The Mississippi ~, n.ar Btanton. Rat
Lieut.. Within arrigan. Of Aikan.as.
Cavalry. disn ,atnsxpectedlv u h,s q.
udence in Wa. ton, Arkansas, % The
Slsl Of January b Mr. carrigan was
native q AIamln graduated a ihe W..
,ersity IN the ~ II 1852. AMI " The
time Of his deaisns IN his 3lst year. lie
WAS an excellef gentleman. whose ac-
quaintancewe slreJ 10 our Younger days
before his emigu,n, and since By an &C.
easional letier viii his clever pen Goa.
tributcd ID The grr,er.
His brother ries that he had been
consistent moe. Of the Presbyterian
.hurch for the Ia.en years.
M Fayetteville 0J,trSv.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-06
READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and
~ North-west for Philadelphis, New
York, Reading. PottsviIle, ebanou, Allen
town, Easton, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
NaU York, Reading. Poftsytlle, and all in
termediate Stations, at A. N. and P. M
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
;. 00A NJ arriving al New York at 10 10; the
same morning.
Fares IRON Harrisburg: to New York
IS Is; 10 Philadelphia SO 80 and 50 3d.
Baggage checked lhroush-
Returning leave New York at A NJ. II
Noon. and z p. NJ Pittsburgh Express.
arriving at Harrisburg at 2 A NJ Leave
Philadelphia al 8. 10 A. M and 3. 80 2 M
Sleeping c5Ts in The New York Express
Trains, through TO and from PitIshnFgh
without change
Passengers by the Caliawfssa Rail Road
leave Tamaqna al s 80 "A NJ aud 2. . p.
NJ. for Philadelphia. New YORK, and all
Way Po.nis.
Traiuslsave Poitsville al g. is a. NJ. and
2. 80 P NJ for Philadelphia, Harrisburg
aud New York
Aa accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading al s. so A. M and returns from
PhiIadeIphia al 4 30 P NJ
~ All the the above trains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
A Sunday rain leaves louisville al 80
A IA. an8 Phiiadelphia al 3.i5 P. III.
Communication, Mileage, Season and Ex-
.cursien Tickets, at reduced rates to aud
G. A. NICoLLs,
General superintendent.
November Is, 1863.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-06
Oo GR AGH's
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This new and excellent article excels
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Directions Tor use.-Appy a few drops
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and the polish is complete
PRICE 81 CEFTS PR BOTTLE!
II For sale by L. T. S4ARPLESS. a
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-06
PROSPECTUS OF "THE AGE"
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
no be published Daily and Weekly IN
= the city OF Philadelphia bs J Gloss
hrenner & Co. 'The Age will advocate
lhe principles OF The DemoraIic party. aud
will, therefore, necessarily favor he re-lo-
rarlon OF the Union IL was, and defend
The Constitution OF lhe United States, and
that oi this Commonwe alih
IL will freely and fairly di>cnss all leei,-
lmaie subjects oi newspaper rou,mrEi, IN
c.udiag, oil course. and pre-Pm:nsnily al
this lime, all questions connected viii The
exl,iIna uths ppy rOudTion Ot our country.
Ii will ieariessly cIilicise The pHhl.r acts
of public >ervaH's aud defend the legal aud
constitutional al right OF individual citizens
and OF sovereign Stales, against assaults
from any quarter.
IL viii seek 10 awaken the minds nf the
people 10 a proper sense of he acinal CON
diIion o. the Republic-to present 10 them,
truthlully, the fearful perils iB whIrh we
stand i naiion-,o exhibm The magnitude
OF the lask that lies before them. Iley
would check orr downward pTueres<-si,d
TO inspire them with palrotic determina-
iion 10 apply the remedy ior onr national
ills. La belief, II will IN all things aim 10 be
iae faithful exponent Of Democratic prin-
{ cioles. aln 10 renoer HSeii worthy 10 De an
/ organ oil the democratic party under whose
auspices our country pro>pered so long
and so well. The restoration OF that par
iv-ihe party OF The Constitution and ,he
Union-to power in The legislative aud ex-
ecuiive governmental brairhes OF the State
and OF the Union, we believe 10 be neces-
sary TO aver anarchy, and the uiIer ruin of
the Republic. To contribute 10 III al reslo-
ration will De our highest aim.
The news. literary, commercial and oih-
er departments, will receive due attention,
and will be so conducted "a 10 make sThe
Age' worthy of the support OF The gener
reader.
The many difficulties now suroundir :.
an enterprise OF The magnitude OF that in
! which The undersigned are engaged, I6s
/ quire them 10 appeal 10 The public foi 6.
generous support, and to ask for s'TLe
Age" liberal patronage aud extended eiE.
culalion.
The preparatory arrangements warrants
ed the issune of the FIRST number Of the
| Daily Age IN The month of March 1863 ,aRi
the Weekly was commenced soon after.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-06

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consideration. We regard II as decidedly
The cheapest article Of The kind in the mar
ket. Price, in sood running order. S34,
OF case of 6 FOR 5000
g We ask no pay in advance, but will
forward eittief Of them 10 responsible par
ues, 10 any part OF the Ioval States. with
bill payable 10 exFressnan when the goods
are delivered, giving rhe buyer the priyil-
eee oil examination, and, if not satisfactory
the watch can be returned al our expense.
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldier and olher parties in
Tie dIsioyal States, consequently all such
orders mnst be accompanied by The casa
10 insure attention. We make deduction
oil two dollars OIL either watch when the
payment is forwarded in adrace.
Money may be sent By express al ou
expense.
THos. CAFFERTY & co,
SO and s5 Broad ST., opposite Cir, Bank,
Oct 81 1869. :