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DROPOSALS FOR SUBSiE
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"a River street. ,
CHICAGO, H., Mnrch a6&h, 1851.
the u1delslgned until Il o'clock NJ on THURSDAY,
March Sst. 1854, for Furnishing the f:ov1ng anbsta
tence Stores, to be delivered before the 18th Of
sM0 BA11E1s OF Bxsr QUALITY OF -FOUR, mauu-
fAcfured nom prime spE1cS wheat. good sound win
ter wheat THE kind to Be stated Ia 4he pzoposaLl
The brands and place Of manufactute be stated III
tho barrels to be head lned and well coopered. Tha
nonr to be isspettcd at the Of 1hoco4actQr
by the BOARD OF Trade 1nsp .ctors-
TWO 1HoUsAKp BARRELS NKw PRIME NK5s PoRK.
ONE IHqEaASD RARaxLs NEW MISS R1sF. on Ex-
TIT PRoFosALs WILL srArE the price i. vhIch
The Mess Psrk will be furnished In ul hooprd oak or
pork be Inspected and orezhauled b the Board Of
Trade 1uspectorand the price *hlch It will be iur-
nssed the ordinary etchxnt able package subject
to the usual trade inspection.
The Mess Beefso be furnished subject 10 tho usual
The Inspection to be ut tie expense Of the cont a-
tor.
Ihe eost of the pscksse to be nclnded ia the price
Fayment to be made IN aach funds as may be fur
TIE above stores to be delivered at such point Within
tho City fChieaxo ~ may be REQUIRED BY TIM UNDER
siEned, free OF draJage-
The bills for pa5 me1t to 10 accompanied BY dupl-
cate Inspection Certificates
The uadersRned the right to reject any or
copy OF this advertisement to be attached to each
Proposals to he endorsed PROPOSALS FOR sunars~
TENGx 91oEEs," :" md addressed to the undersigned.
J, Nc. T. TAYLOR, =
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1idctr7 mass ststa u saFd Of TIA scors nala1.
1sIe eas r. qss
Il g r e
Tae pr.ss :aast % xzttsen out n vesaz ~ ma aa
o1tasl. zach. oaa q about Il, - sasSsF
. ;ae ae7er:oeas. T1csa1 aae stzsw 70 sa sse4Fs6
re rsst:ala. k.ca OF sescstpttoa otosts eorn hAS
orsuaN. :rp2osea 70 CO e-l1ve1ed Dust bs statsd I
III tae artcleA crera aade. :Re hidx heroa ,ns1sp<;
n. be sa:ls:t e ;lst tnsscsaioa nJ tbs aovER
Coasrssss w y ssxerssa hs@ s te = t@s M e Y
4saara M IL q ss
sha whole sIno11t toUuKc.sd far shall aa7e bean ~
!def e t4 sas a'sfnts s S rsq4s4 TO accompany III
= ast HEs fr.-a4s3 tSa:a y tEo rsspouasoie -
s:sia ten da5s hereat'es. eSssn,o tic eont:ss e a.
she 5ama ms xoaa ma sanas:ens snse,.esi n xE
ia Il esse 10 sad eisdsF saoei 10 x 81
Is ssSa =:
loves: rns:oos1hie ol.ats Or tho rs:sca to whom ~
TT ~:
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Mi ;,ase51: n s. az, sotlasa CT tbs aeee,saaosu
fss fal IS as@s % "a < .de1es. OF each bidder m.zs
y fte a.s + e 'ae t. Bsu.r osss.
3: ) ss s51d pf2s1 & p,sag
ssH: e t sas ca:
p Ee7s1;s' Of :ns :aecesuai otod@ Or odeazs a7ee
Mani ioTrns u oids. zaaIaare<s. I'D eonds, uxTas
eot'ass q spRifsasIo9S pRRFa 81 T Fl eorSsa1 Ssss
fToWa. County, AID S.Arel
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Bunking anu EIfDauge.

Observation-Disclosures J
~ Sherman. Of Buffalo. Denjsmin F. jeIsts. PIsSs'
dent Of the Bank OF fe-cnoyin. " r. ant GGwAra :.
cii, OF T. s Iich' Bank Of Exchange. Buffalo. have
associated themselves tpeethc! for the p1t1ose OF
carrFiuE On md Il nne2ct1pE the bubacsa or
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Walker Urfah vim .ms J II =:
. We1kef Henry T Williams James I
Wells GeorEe Whtpp!e W&druy
Watkins Geo r WaiIsN ]
Wllco1eu John E EWntteiord ~ g
Walker ThosJ White james G .
BWa1ker George Whitney Nenry G
Wayne S II capt whitney Hubbard
UWAilsce E L Wilkins Thoa ]
walker Edward Winffed Iostnh
Webster Daniel Wtleon John mr.
Y Wickham Geo DKillcT J'ha
~ Willtrd Chns White samuel F
Willard, Brown &Nhisc nab ] Z
co Wilson ) a
Williams Edward Whi1cnmo Sc
Williams g P NInchC1l 5 E
Williams Thco Wilson r L
. Williams AtnertcaWisht Roht
William Jno capt Wheeler E
Williams Affchatlf7l1marth Robt
. williams u White D o
VWl.lfhms Q r Mhtttenldfe y Il
Wf1lifurh Geo Fl Nhite Cnas BE-
White Chas Wlibcris: . bro
Witt Peter Il WllcuI ChAs Il
wooster Geo II WoodKorth 4 Il
: Wooster Geo " Wood WI
o WOOD i coGP Wight KniTen G
.Woodwell Geo Wood WING
WnslIugtoa SamlWrlght Wesley
Warren Jao SAnl Wilder B col
Wight Rob mister u ilhar @ A.,
Wood Et1wd i Whitehead EdWd
JWo.ley B a.rts Wilmot 49,
Wood + co N'inoman T
Y
Yagcr Danh1rt ya.e 81
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TIKI torment dire, that all enjoyment kills,
Yields not to pungcnt seenta Or drastic pills,
TTb from the stomach TINT It takes its rise;
Tone with the Bitters,, and the angulah dies.
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SEA SICKNESS

Who has not felt how feeb1y words esay
The qua1ms one feels on shipboard to portray?
Dread them no more defy old Neptune's power
The Blttets cure the nausea In an hour.
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H0LL0WAY'S PILLS
OINTM EMIT F..

All Ehc hare Friends Or Kelat1res IN tie Army or
surp!icd With these FILLS and Ointment: aid where ihe
GsIye Sylclefs and Sailors hare neglected 10 provide
1hc1n p their friends They hare been proved to be
the Soldiers neEertadn< friend in the hour Of need.
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Roam through the world. through every climate range
Here u the antdotc 'ga!nst every change;
Water Impure 1t tenpers, md lnures .-.
Man to al hardahips In MI temperatures
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General instruction. AZ ala to Teachers and Lean
q cye nrs1sn o. ns1..ra Mrssat AnoxtedSe M " nf
rom. IRON, the original German.
The above valuable work. Enely bound h cloth. ha!
.*pies b. inaii or otewtse receipt e The price
4iL0+ OLIVER Ul1buh ttos oos+oo'
ulhl6 s8!7-u 1MAW
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Apurc, delightful Vegetable Balm
70 chee. the spirits and the nerves to calm,
Protect the system rom AttasaaS nane.
Rouse torpid Nature, and the strength sustain.
THEIR INGREDIENTS. :.
JuIccs ofplants, roots, barks, Of virtues rare,
By eaemic art expressed With patient tea1e.
And the mild spirit Of the sonndessGe- =
Purest Of al d1Huslye stimuli i. '''
RESULTS OF THz1R USE. :.
Digestion rallies. appe..-e Fe'''es'
Aefood aast1nf'ates. the patieat thsaTes'
Dyspeps,a vansshes with III it, throcz. -,
And peaceful nleep succeeds disturbed rsposz.
EFFECTS ON THE LIVER.
The BILIOUS sufferer, ,ansutd, lstless, pale.
Phystcked for years, perhaps, without avail.
: Finds In TIC BITTERs al he asks Or needs,
And 1iFcs to emile at doctors and their crceda.
OPERATION on THE BOWELS.
These orgsus should not, for one day, remain
The cause Of each extreme you can expe1-
The Bitters tone ami resu1ate 70 well.
EFFECT on TIE DHBrTArED.
The nacctd muscles hrmness soon acquire,
The frame gains flesh, the eye resumes it, fire;
Strength to the limbs, hope to the heart returns,
TIL stan and csutch the eonvalesceus spuzns,
BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS. -
The constitution tried BY psia or care,
o. Wild indulgence, Il not past repair-
This genial Tonic, as the healthfnl dews
Quicken pdrched herbs, Its wasted power rcnews
cEmLs AND FEVER:
Damp, cold, exposure to nalaztous fog.
Bring on ofi1ls fearful catalogue;
= But 1nte.1nlttants. whatsoer their kind,
Eostcsters Ditsers scatter to the wind.
SICK HEADACHE. ="
TIKI torment dire, that Ill enjoyment k11r,
Yields not to pungcnt seenta or drastic pills,
'Tis from the stomach that it takes its rise;
Tone with the BitteEs, and the angnlah hlea.
WANT OF APPETITE,
Without due nourishment HES pulses wnne,
Tbs blood grows thin and du1luess clouds the bsata
But this Elixir sets the system right,
a Good Digestion wuits on Appetite"
TIE B1TIERs AFTEE SICKNESS.
E1hausttng fever leaves fts victims low,
And, u1a@.sted, Hea1tns retu.n Is slow;
Then With the Bttters weakened Nature eid,
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:Dimancia[.

pITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
l. AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY,
OFFICE or TuE SECkErAhY,}
P1fIsDEEau, Pa., February nth, 1854.
DIsIntHp1Ihe posFd q DreGtcrs haye this day de-
come, Third Mortgage Boads Of this Company out
OF April next. II. H. BAREE3 E<Crefary
mis- a22f.4jt
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1KOlIovvayss Pills and Ointment.
Sprnlns. dslocntious, DC. Neither opoSttGoe lini-
,ntnt nor ans other ttnbrocation equal the en-
cacr Which Characterize these csenttal vegetable
con'ustonf, delocai,ons. &c. They arc huequsled
Tor alternating paio. reducing local aad
sr0tn0fing rnptd cure. SolG by alt DruKgts.s Is
cunts. G cents, and 81 per boz or pot. b5ss1E
The Disease of the Age.
The prcsalen. disease f the age s the 1uost secret
2ne ana may be best defined b the term. seuta.i
no, alHnys. by sc1findulGencc, Is Ae trunk whence
springs halt the lAz1ness n the world Ii causes pAiu
cf thc bocF often en- -tEe IN pIo1, nocturnal
emifsians the Ions Of n1l power the procrcatlug
a!hns, nnd idscy. The best for tbfs dIsase ID
u.t SIMPLE yege tab1e trrnp. now 50 widely known,
and advertised In our columns. the CuxRokEE ErEx.
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.@'@1,r INITIALS
Editors Of Home Visitor Pfoprietors Of Lake
View House. Commanding 0ftieer Co, o, 18th I'LL.
nois Inf...Tte Administfnior or Helm OF The John
Pump Agent Of The Moral Pump. National Weather
Gauge CO.. Missionary Adyqelse Ralwer. Com:
Army Eorps....Y s....s... ed h....C
& Ce....T. q. ROE St57 Box 1863 Box !0GG.-. ..1bs
Fourth Avenue.
Fertons wishing drop letters advertised must anx
three cent stamp.
Once opsn from 1ss Of Ap:il to tst Of November
1st, from 9. IN. al So. H., md on Sundays from
.. n. to 1G15 T. H.
x9xG J.L. SCRlFPS. Pm
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TO RAILROAD CQNTRAC'


SHAWMUT WIRE WORKS,
BOSTON, MASS.
FARBAR, FoLLETT { CO., Proprietors.
e1 hs, aes II e:
AZ s9teasi7s W in15stsfz hi of TIN PLATES sHEE1
CAVALRY HORsEs. -:
WE d1K;r nzfoRFTyr Ar G4IarHr IBsrEsp
x 2ns hsR5 psa a. s
est: ds 81 mass
6tldssse' cqnpactly eaht good snd fsee rom t5a
Payment will be made on delivery Of eight % or more
s,s sse'as:s aS 81
CAVALRY: HORSE5.-CavaIry
!. nss7 e. IT. 1 Ii R4tsss ssse T. opRS
Ths Nh Wi Ps pa'd i n9s
Ii: rs
sstse9 ~ @9'S M Sha as seafa DID, ne" fifteen @ TO
s9 built In good f;s rs f{ss fa s a.
St. Louis Mo-. March, ei: l. 91si:'n c''a'5s{Is es5saa
RI EMoVAL.
NEWuALL T. GREEN,
Wholesale Dca!erE IN Fruit, hays removed 70
1.s3 South Water Street,
Third toor enst of Clnrk. mhetoea38t
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO
,;a7e III Rfai ;Sa 6obd t. Is
81 LAKE STREET, Upstairs.
Country dea1ers will please make not oft.
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51,rcial Notices.
S. T.-IS0G.-X.

Persons Of fsodcntasy tabIts troubled with vc41nees
<assitudc, pnlp,t.on Of shc leart lack Of appetite
Slstrca t9teF eating, torpid 1yrr, constipation &C.
Deere to gute9 they vii not trx The celebrated
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cle@~on,. oas.rrh Curative,
a sire and heyef-fstltrr cure. Put up tn 'pAck4EeS
SEM to address % Tcut Of two dollars Addrrss
Dr.VALf.X, box xatc, Chicago. Ill. mhee eoa$sxa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

to read this letter to your military friends
to whom you alude. ever since the State
seeded. my opinion has been that.we are
in for il. and the only way is to fight it out
there is no use in talking about peace
until one side or the other is whipped good
these sentiments freely communicated
to Gov. Vance when he wrote, asking my
advice as to what he should do about !" The
peace meetings"
The idea OF North Carolina leaving her
sister States in the lurch. is out of the
question. Very truly yours. &C..
r. NJ. PEARSON.
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FORREST N -

A dispatch from Gen. oensra
Cooper, dated Demopois. 90 CON
municates the following osa rof'
rest: Il
Dresden, Tennessee ~, VA
0kalona. April s.-Io o. I1M;---
| left Jackson on the 2:d{s, Aa cap
tured Union CITY on ~'h Tour
hundred and fifty prio moh meu
the renegade Hawkins ~ y MS re.
giment. about Two hsnlf ''e' aha nss
hundred small arms. =.
also took possessi i'''eAmaa, me
enemy having passed
I moved North WI ais'sion,
marching direct frou'oa % raudcsh
in fifty hours. attack :" 'ns evening
Of The Goth. drove ,hy 10 their Gun.
boats and forts. be Town Tor ten
hours and could IA i longer. but
found the small pox ano evacuated
the place. AZ
We captured mores and horses.
burned up sixty bao''on, one steam.
err in the dry doc ofoSsnt out hity
prisoners.
Ny loss az Uni anu raducah. as
far 4, known. isf-fss killed and
wounded. among Col. Thompson.
commanding the ~ brigade, killed
Lieut.. Col. Lam he Faulkner re.
pimen, mortally,d. and Col. Cross.
lin. of the Nistucky, and Lieu.
tenant Colonel, o. the Second
T.nn..s.e sI;gunded.
The enemy radacah was fifty
killed and weu ihe prisoners IN all
FIVE hundred. n. 0. FORREST.
Demopoli,. ls64.--To Gen. S.
Cooper .--Thsng dispatch jus, re. 4
ceived from rest: q
"Jackson. &c, ria Waterford, A. .
pril 2.-six federal prisoners will 4
arrive at mississippi. to-day. IN d
route Tor De a
CoI. Need Hunt ID on the 10Th o.
March. nea, capturing his entire c,
wagon fraig and driving him 10 Z,
Memphis, thirty and capturing
thirty five, killing two captains
and eaptar -. v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

GovrRssEsr ISTEKPosfrIos. won
deriul illustration Of tire value Of Govern.
emancipation in repre,sing the extor
tons Of monopoly. that salt. once the dear.
est article Of our domestic consuuptlOn,
- now the cheapest. II /, MANUFACTURED.
says the Richmond Sentinel. away Of in
the mountains, and furnished TO consumers
here at Ten cents per pound; while fnc corn
mosl one dollar per pound is eIacied, and
dollar and half per pound Tor -four. Our
Legislature thought il wise to interfere IN
the one ease, and behold the happ, rrssit.
They thought il uuwise IN The other case.
aud the people mourn "a consequences.
Pa1sbvrS Exprea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
ianSee spsensafi0ns Of The Rar. HIN, J,
Re Prospect 81 It's Termination =

Il
Inc Washington CORE pond.nt ~ u.
ehicago Times. writing vi the nr,h,hh.
'erm'nation oil the war, SAYS;
The administration is still ende,vo,;.
20 make the public believe tina, IN. r.h.I.
lion - on lts last legs, and thai n, -.
YIN PC ended with the Campaign Of next
summer. Never was there a greater do
iusien. 10 Those who know The rral f,c,.
y - evident that the end OF The war a.
'ar IS the conquest or the subiuyat,n, -
inc SUM - concerned, il as far or MIR :.
'sas tiso years ago. The South NAV NO,
nave as many troops in the field IN 1874 =
theY had ~ 1865. Bot. II ihey have only
tnree hundred thousand thew can CIV.
ABUNDANT employment TO over six hundred
thousand. and il they have four hundred
thousand, they can attack Washington BE-.
sides.
IL = understood that The South viii ,et
eaiireiy On the defensive. and will SEEK ~
Ora" our armies a far ., possible int The
interior oi The country. where they expect
70 defeat them. And there il YER, lit;Ie
ionoi hat they will depart from The de-
ensise system. ~ flr as 70 make an Attack
iPon Washington. u they do his. aal
Ici on The defensive everywhere el.r, ,h.y
ave means ana! material Tor carving on
ne var Tor hscssar, more. satisfied.
r"'n me Information that reaches me, that
sicsmond will never be abandoned ~ tons
the Coniedsrsey can Pa, city thau,and
roops 10 the field.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

hare the double effectof animating our own
peoplewith an unconquerable zeal, and Of
inspiring the people of the North, more
and more. with desire and determination
to put an end to contest which is waged
by their government, openly, against our
liberty. and as truly. but more covertly
against their own.
Forty-one members Of the Legislature signed apro.
test agsins, Inc passage Of these resolutions.
The Legislature passed resolution giving up Il
the Confederate Government the militia of the Stale
from The age Of lite Is and from As to SO; butt Gov
Brown retains the officers, that an organization Of al
from is 10 IL and from so 10 so may be kept up.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

The Legislature Of the State Of Louisi.
ana, has passed resolutions declaratory oil
the purpose Of the people 70 resist forever
the armies Of the North. The barbarities
Of the Federals are denounced 10 unmea-
sured terms. Presiden, DAVIS is endorsed
and extoIled, and the resources Of the State
10 men and money placed al the disposal
Of the Confederation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

The Athens (Ga.) Waterman j. exercis.
ed TO know whether the shoemaker OF the
tanners are the extortioner, and 90 iDvssii-
cation finds the case stands thss: gen
tleman who had paid City dollars for pair
Of shoes. weighing them. add found hat
allowing the very highest price for leather.
thread. war. &c. and also making liberal
allowance Tor wasisg. in cutting and trim
ming, the materials Of which they verc
composed could not have cost more than
twenty dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
For the Hillsbsrough Recorder.

Camp OF the zitn ~. ". iniahUy,
Cookies Brigade, near Orange c. H.. Va,
March 3lst. 1864. }
To The Ladies Of The Soldiers Aid Society, Hi9sOor
/ am pleased to acknowledge the recei
from you Of seventeen wooden shirts, a.
fifty pairs of socks. (Which have been ~
tributed 10 members OF this regiment
requested and offer the grateful thanks
myself and the recipients thereof. "A
Ii is cheering TO Us TO know that we
your prayers and assistance in our slraf
for liberty. and each testimonial oil
sympathy gives US renewed assuranes'
a gracious. mercifp and just God WI
long answer the prayers which yeu&9
offer in behalf OF ourselves and ous
tracted country. and that he will. ahs
own good time. crown with sicfos'
efforts. which you have nersed Ian4 lue
pleasant by your example OF pfrI Nc
yoiien TO the cause, your smiles so'"'
and your untiring zeal and libis'aH
buttons 10 promote our comfortJ
Entertaining sentiments OF p 'snes.
regard for such institutions gfey' any J
for the members Of the Hill5o5u eoi- !
diers' Aid Society in partiqk WIN y
pride and pleasure that s4c "yssh Z
your grateful and humble n on. y
JOSEF EDh. b
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

RECOGNITION There is but little doubt
that Gen. Preston's visit to Mexico was
prompted BY Information received last
winter from France and this was the "au-
tograph letter from Napoleon" which
made such stir at The time. Gen. r,
will be ready to greet Macmillan on his
arrival, and be recognized BY him as me
Minister Of the Confederate States.
Rich. Corr. Chds. Mer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
The sIercury.-we have received he pro-

The sIercury.-we have received Ihs pros
pec,us Of aTHE MERcrRr, New Series" i vas
published al Tarborough until December 1861, and
is now 10 he resumed in the city Of Raleigh VIM. b.
smith. Esq, Editor and Propiear The prospectus
says il will be Published weekly in quario form 81
eight psges-size Of the Magnolia, illustrated News
and Southern Field and Fireside-and viii be sO,en
up in the very best manner the resources Of The eOun.
,ry will allow snd devoted 10 digni6ed standard Of
Polite Southern Literature. Current events to b
duly chronicled Each number 10 Be handsomely il.
lus,raled. Price, SO for ak months, S. fof ihres
months. The 6rst number TO Be iisced about the
10th instant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
Commissioner.-The President ha. appoint.

C0mmissfOner.-The President has appoint.
ed the Hon. Thomas Bragg Commissioner for North
Carolina, under the recent act Of the Confederate
Congress to suspend the writ Of hGbeas corpus Hs
duty will be ITO investigate the Of all persons
arrested or detained, in order that they may 10 dis
charged if Improperly detained, unless they can be
speedily uied in the due course OF law
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
AiIlsburuugt assurnrr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday, April I3, IS64.

To Correspondents have received q
letter signed Charlie" from camp Of North Gar
olna Troops near Orange C. H., va.;" but as il is
not accompanied with the real name Of the writer
editorial rule does not permit its publication.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
The news on dit is, that the Burnside er

The news on do is, that the Burnside er.
petition. SAID 70 be under way ., Annapolis.
i not intended for North Carolina, but 10
operate on the South side Of James River.
against Richmond, while Grant attscks
Lee on the North side. This programme
NAV perhaps include raid upon the rail-
roads with the view Of cutting OF Rich
mond from communication with the South.
We shall see all these things explained
shortly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

ExcHAyoEoF PRlsOsERs. Richmond
Enquirer il gratiied in beng able 70 make
the happy announcement that Tgular
system for a general exchange Of prisoner.
is agreed upon, and will be Immediately
inaugurated.
Commissioner 0gld returned on Satur.
day from Fortress Monroe, at which point
he has been. under flag Of truce, two Of
three days past, the result Of which, he IN.
forms us, is the resumption Of the cartel
with the prospect under its provisions, oil
an immediate exchange Of all the prisoners
Of wes an both sides.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

Arrival.-The steamer Advance has again ar
rived safe at Confederate port. bringing large
cargo for The State Of North Carolina, among which
it is stated there are thirty thousand pairs Of cotton
cards.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

0srIcncH FROM GEN. FoRREsr
-Riehmd 4.--0fiicial despatche.
from Gerest. state that he moved
direct from TO Paducah in City
hours, hown ten hours and could
have heIsr, but finding the small
pox rag he evacuated the place.
he capiy stores and horses, and
.butnt 8 His loss al Union City
and p,s twenty-five killed aud
~osbd Thompson, Of KY. was
smsssi.
( The loss At Padueah was Sfty
kiIlchded.
Sis Yankees we're captured
durin'ediiion, and are aow en-
rouitpolis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

A BRAtE WoaAS.-A Mrs. Arlege. the
wife Of gentleman who is now il Atlanta.
killed Yankee soldier in Winchester,
Tennessee, recently, says the Winchester
Bulletin. He had forced an entrance into
her house, when she fired at him with
shot gun and killed him instantly.
The Yankee officer at Winchester JUST
fed the brave woman, and had guard Of
protection placed around her dwelling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

ExrLos.oS.--A portion Of the Powder
Mills near this city, were blown up OF
YESTERDAY. BY which one man WIS killed,
and seven badly lbjureJ--smong them NJ.
iya;ethouse, one sf The Proprietoss. whe
had q lex broken. We have nor heard the
Gauge Of the explosion. Rakgi Ca1fsd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
The seth n. C. Troops.

Fayetteville Observer, from asubscrbe' in Company
d, says tia, this regiment returned from the recent
raid to Suffolk, and is encsmped near Weldon. the
men in splendid health and in good fighting Trim.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

CoTros AT NTw YoRk.---The New York
Times Of the 18th says. /" the receipts Of
cotton from the Southwest continue on q
large scale. The aggregate last week wa,
7.9Ss bales, making 1892 bales for the
fortnight This movement u considerably
ar esd OF the current demand for home con-
sumption. The Morning Star, from New
Orleans, vill deliver 1900 bales this morn
ing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

The Supreme Court Of Georgia has unaninously
affirmed the consiiiutiOnality Of the aniisubstuis
law Of Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

Vs,L. os'n y, nLADanA.-The Division or
Is Yankee General Dodge has s ,,Sa y
isnnessee River. and Is represen,sd d
be devastating the country on ,sis .;,
the vicinity OF Decatur. 4 naa s que
tate militia about seventy in numhs,y "
ser command Of Capt. Smith and Coionsl
''amuei Y. Henry. Of the 9th Alabam, w.
,in.eers, crossed the Tennessee at CI,,.
sil,e. Marshal comfy. recently, and =,
lacked party OF 100 Yankee c,s.,'
'a hse and capturing ffty.nine WIZ
-, "o,ses, arms and accoutrements. The
'ar'y returned with the loss OF Two msn
ringing their prisoners. and are now ,1,a
- WIN Inc Spencer rifle. trophies Of ths,,