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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

oNo. o. Those eligible building lcts corner o.
twelfth and Rock Island stseets, eeing leO feet
lkout on sqnlh eide 18th street, aee 1e0 tsss %
rh"SSsSsi ver11 dne loslAep tEiee Sery
= :: Negns oGtammonly easf-4 b061 amosRt
q cssh IoWa -balasee on lo1g tsgn Vt ysars y
Hc. Ii. IL = beeAy stresl, vssesils, Is Sset
lboot s. les ~ duep-price vovy l0v. On pay.
neat lSr ths rs ~ <soney to bsiI "a y jss~sd
q ssrm ef ysars - sss Rv esst
No. 80. o. Brady strest, 100 fset front by lto
oet deep--isupsd. Price ol3 per front tOOt.
No. q. On fhird street, lot No. lOfarier's -
I tion, (ccrner lot, price, e?0o:
No. %. Fenr kosae lots IN Davison . Trus's
addition; o1SO esch. Terms coy: -
ker's addition 600 70 t15O each. Terms sssy.
No. s.. A valuable city lot q. =. corner Of
Main and College Avenue 800 feet on Main By
$50 fest on College Avenue and commanding .
bsantiful river view. Price q $50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

WmrE's DArc1no AcADEnr, cosner Of I'd
and Bady strssta Glass always open f>r
tssinnws. Class for ladies', mastsrs ana
1issss every Saturday It 3 2. II. Cent?
|r1ass ~ same svsuingat halfpast sevsn.-
SPECTATORS Win Mt = adnlto0a eneept ~
|s(seial invitatien. 4 nes1d1a-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

Abstracts Of Scott County.
The above Books which have occupied ten years
to complete, are now the property Of the subscrib
er, who will furnish Abstracts Of Title TO any Real
Estate in Scott County 1t short notice and on
reasonable terms.
C.H. ELDRlDCE,
Convsyencer and Notary Public.
Room Up-Stairs, Post Office Block.
Oct 20 d&wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

BUmrEss EDucAslox. TO procure thor
ough knowisdss u book kssping and get .
thorough practical business education, It.
tend PnGt's Cemoercial College, corner q
5th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa-
bled soldiers. nv7-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

rDHOTOGRAPH DARDS FOR GENTLEMEN.
I Samples and Catalogue sent for IS cents.
Enclose an envelope with your own name and
address. y. AEMMETfE,
ocsl.wsm SSk Liberty st., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

DR. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Phxsieiap. y a. his qGaee. On Main street.
Davenport. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

i SrnrSernfxIxa rnB Bonprn.-A lot Of
5000 new Austrian sinss and equipments
complete, with 10, 900 rounds Of cartridges
were shipped to Burlington, By Adjt Gen.
Baker, On Saturday, to b stpred thsrs
ready f6e ~ ID case any rsbsl invasion a
The Southern Border should render their
use necessary. Ths Gsnssal b bound to
have ~ mAchiDssy ALREADY n CO. ~
hnshwhackess shoald take Il into their
hssds to obtain conmissary and quarter
riastsf's stores dp this way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

7Mesday Essniag, Ncc. Is, 1854,
VIII be presented the Grsndcst Drama Of tL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
pAtf0nAge.
YQrarS truly


paesoe of tho Ok11Ch Of The Hedeenee. .
/ Oonesrnln3 tis fto16ctldn = tAisplsy ~
Would sonle thot 11anaeoe WildnaA ~
been unable to bring \ out this evening, .
advertised, owing to soans unavoidalls d.
lAy IN getting ths nsw scsnssy and Axtursa
iato order, that i required 70 make com.
plsts Impression. II Win b presented y
nossow sysaing, poseDisSl1 = which oeca
si,n ne public VIM nnd + worth while 4
attend. M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

SussrIrurEs.-Again there is fresh de-
nand for substitutes by those who were
drawn in the,supplenentary draft Of week
before last. The conscripts then drawn
have already commenced reporting, and
picking up men to 60 in their places, and
IN doing 30 We presume the win find no dif-
ficulty provided their pile is large enough.
"As merry - marriage bell" is the heart Of
the rosy maiden who can boast wealth Of glossy
curls, bewitching the heart Of every beholder.
This splendid item Of beauty can be ensured
without fail BY the use of 'Lubin's Floriline. .
II invigorates, strepgthens, lengthens and adorns
The hair; retains II in my desired position,
causes il TO curl, end impdrts to Il the rare and
rscA<rcksperfnms Of the fairest flowers Of France
Use one carton and zee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

Ticket.of.nIcaveN Man.
We re-publish the following letter from :
well-known Chicago clergyman in reference
to the great moral drama Of the ''Ticket-of-
Leave Mani"
Cn1cAoo, April IL, 1864.
Cor. Woop-Dsar Sir Having heard
frequent and favorable reports Of the dra-
matte piece called the ''Ticket-of- Lesve
Man" now being represented at Jour theatre
or muscum, I WAS induced to attend last
evening, with my family, and the cbarsctsr
Of the entertainment pleased me SO much,
hat cannot resist the desire, although :
stranger to you, to thank you for introduce
ing this play to the Chicago people.
There can be no doubt that most persons
have a natural love for the dramatic art, and
a yery liberal share Of the communityts dis
posed to patronixe it, but respectable num-
Der have hesitated to countcnsnce theatres
on account Of their associations and abuses.
Clergymcn, especially, who perhaps needed
this kind OF recreation more than any other
class. both as means Of instruction in the
art of speaking, aud - . pleasant relaxation
from anxiety and study, have generally fear
Gu 10 Sct tiIc eA0Itiptc VI 0tsCisSAS16 ouCn psH-
ces, because they saw 50 many things 10
disapprove.
In spite Of al opposition, however, the
theatre aourishes. It was perhaps never
more popular than it Is to-day. It must be
recognized :a9Ono - thoy6 y6tfoAe poween h
social life; but whether Il h accomplishing
more rood than evil, I will not here under
take to decide. But Of this feel confident.
II the character Of the plays wers always up
to the level of the one l witnessed in your
place last evening, setting aside enc or two
small exceptions, the most fAstidious, yea,
the most Christian people would have no
cause to complain. Virtue and goodness
would have voice raised IN their defense
scarcely. less powerful than that of The pull
pit. Allow me, therefore, to express the
earnest desire that the same high tone, the
same freedom from Objectionable words and
acts, the same moral influence, win charac-
terise al your future efforts 70 instruct and
please The citiscns e Chicago.
You cannot, certainly, complain that our
citizens havs not appreciated your attempt 70
i've them decent drama. The crowds Of
people that have been present on % many
Successive mghta, pgOvs thatiti1 Met necep-
sary to pander 70 any ~ tastes II order to
ebtain liberal patronage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

Tfcket.ofsuSeaveN Man.
We re-publish the following letter from :
well-known Chicago clergyman in reference
to the great moral drama Of the ''Ticket-of-
Leave Mani"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
No. 50 Brady Street,

Bancroft's History Of the United States
Complete Works Of 1homan jefferson,
Prcscott's Complete Works;
Kirk's Charles The Bold;
Addisop's Works Complete
GOldsmith's Animated Nature Illustrated:
Complete Works Of Thomas Hood;
Cooper's Works beautifully illustrated
Hugh Millcr's Works Complete
Macauley's History Of England;
Hallsm's History Of the Middle Ages;
D'Israeli's Amenities Of Literature:
HallaIns Constitutional History OF England
Dlsraclis Curiosities Of Literature
Bnrton's Anatomy OF Melancholy
Charles Lambs works:
D'TOcquille's Democracy in America;
Gibbons History Of Rome >,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

ITEMs.-The Rev Mr.'Leithead ba,
taken charge of a church at Piqua, o
Rev. Mr.. Fleck delivered an effec
tlVesermon on tattlers and mischief M.
kers, On Sunday week. ALI of those
classes ought to have been present.
Rev. Mr.. Officer, missionary agent
preached two excellent sermons in the
Lutheran church on Sunday last
The Logan Guards ball in the Town
Hall on Friday evening was well at.
tended, and ample justice done to the
supper provided by Major Eisenbise.
The butchers are now RETAILING
beef at Is cents pound-bones lit
Tie iess'-With one hand short we
printed ii jobs last week. edi-
ton is now 36 quires, or nearly 100
copies more than the paper claiming
the largest circulation. AS press work
Is no longer as hard as Woodworking.
we are ready to supply any number of
new subscribers at only $3.50 per an
mum tor the best paper ever printed in
the county-loyal too to the core-not
mere sheet of paper dauhed with DO.
htieai trash, apologies for rebels and
traitors, or sewing machine advertise
ments, but a family newspaper with
reliable local and general news, and
miscellaneous articles calculated to in.
struct old and young, and create q
taste for solid reading.-The Juniata
papers have lately been in a stew about
the Judgeship, an effort having been
made to place that county in Judge
Woods district. The Grahamites op-
pose it, and are publishing all kinds of
nonsense in support of their favorite,
we have no doubt Judge W. would
produce reform down there that
would astonish the old fogies.-Lan
Buchanan walked into the ears last {
week at Tyrone, and Lieut.. Mutthers.
bough happening to be in, both came
pack to Lewistown. Ian was bailed
out and has left for the army, where 7
ne has one more chance for reforma- {
tlon.-Rev. Mr. Williamson had a
paralytic stroke at Reedsville on Fri.
day last, which it is feared will partial E
ly disable him. He had gone to assist h
In communion service in the valley 6
-Lieut. Norris, who is amoap the
prisoners at Richmond, we learn re-
'eived box sent from this place some al
lime ago.-The members of the A
II. Il. church hold fair this evening ct
or the benefit of their pastor, and in 81 :;
Ute all their friends to eall.-Tbe p,
leehons for township and borough p
Ulcers will come off on Friday next G.
elect good Union men on your tickets, 40
nd see that they are eleeted.-Onr a. a.
eaders will regret to learn that Col. +.
Em. Butler is seriously iiL-The
little Folks had too much of q crowd not
the Town Hall last evening either
see or be seen. lef
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
Hoyt's Imperial eolortpv cr.,m.

70 any Hair Dressing In use IH,s ana
beautiful brown or black -'s"' Gil" reo hair 10 II
Sold everywhere. TosEpu unvr . "a
mh9-ly No IN Jyniv.p.tth "a mo, toi q w,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
Philadelphia Market.

Fddour-Superfine $6 25, extra 6 5o
40 20. Rye -four 6 rs. Corn meaI
5 so per bbl. nea'
Graln-ked wheat 165c, white I7Oa
aSSoc. aSoc. Rye l2Sa130c. Corn III. Oats
ozc weight. Cloverseed 81 75a8 90
per R o4 lbs; Flaxseed 80 per bushel
Beef Cattle, 9a14c; Cows, $50 to so
per head; Sheep, 7aa9c per lb gross
dogs, $40 to IL so the 100 lbs net.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

also to state little incident that lateIv
occurred. The reverend gentleman
who brought charges against Mr.. Kep-
Ter wrote to gentleman of this place
respecting some matters connected
Herewith. The middle letter of HIS
name having been probably omitted
1t TELL into the hands of man of the
same name, who in place of returning
1t to the post office or hcnorably hand.
ing it to the person for whom he knew
1t was intended, gave it to noted pol.
itician to be dishonorably answered
Ihat answer in this third party's hand
writing, tnctuding signature, is now in
Lewlstown, and will be held as a me-
mento OF common honesty.
WESLEY.
Lewistown, March l2. 1864,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

FIRE.-An old house On the road TO
Strode's, about three miles from town
owned by Mrs. Gochenour and occu-
pied by Henry Shilling and his brother
was totally consumed by fire On We'd
nesday afternoon last, together with a
portion of their furniture. It caught
at the gable, probably from the chin.
ney' and was discovered by a little
glri who gave the alarm, but it had
gained too much headway to be extin-
guished
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
Died.

BI4R ReeauT f township, the 9th inst CHRISTIAN
0uhhHoLDER, aged about 20 years A'i' IA ~
MAN, aged about 80 years. ~ an = r.
srF,T ,TTn@1adeiphIa @ on the 26th ult suddenly JAMES
a - aged 90 years formerly of this place
,t ~ uSnriLeys6uTg Huntingdon county, on the DIST
merry Of this county. 'O"A4 110o'er' lor-
;t CaiPeper Hospita Va. on the 9th January. at
nv trneeh! lerer FRANKLIN T. HESTER of Brat
and some days. - "e'N - cars months
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
Lewistown, March IL. 1864
Nothing new from Charleston

\
The British ship Perthsbire fror
Baltimore for Liverpool, was aban
doned at sea on the 18th ult.
Private advices report that the
privateer Rappahannook had laf,
France, armed with six guns and man.
ned by picked crew.
-Advices from Florida state that
the total number of wounded in the
disastrous advance turns out to have
oeen greater than was at first renort-
ed-i,S00 being the correct figures,
The Washington report that Gen
Wadsworth has gone to Fortress NJ
roe TO put stop to the present ex-
change OF prisoners is authoritatiyeIv
Denied. The Government has no in
tention of interfering with Gen. Butler
in the matter '''01
The Democrat again talks very g;n-
gerry about the rebels. In an article
last week it speaks of q" the new Gov
ernor OF Louisiana" as if there was
such sneak in existence. Can It tell
when, where, and by whom this rebel
governor was elected? Hon. Michael
dahn q was recently elected, and is the
uoVernor. but the copperheads prefer
10 recognize strolling traitor.
. Major General Meade has suf red
from severe attack of pneumonia
ana, yielding to the advice of his nbv.
sIclans, may not enter upon active dn-
" lor some time to come. Az the
army must Immediately prepare for |
the new campaign, the statement has |
arisen that new commander will be |
appointed. The Gen. has returned 10
TIE army. ...a
There is no foundation for the
statements in regard to the arrival of
Mr. Dayton's son with important des-
Patches from France in reference to
prospects OF recognizing the Southern
No special bearer of
dispatches from Mr.. Dayton has ar.
rived here, nor is there any ground
Tor the absurd rumors built on th;s
supposed fact
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
HOyps HiaWalha Hair Restorative.
Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair Rastor..,u

q, i nIaldard staple preparation for the hair v.Rp.S-v
si 20 restore laded ana gray hair and wh.ker :,
grow IN Totor II does not claim to make the b,T
III wnere II aas once fallen out; nothing viii S u
raSsnt may ee advertised TO the contrary but
& 80 rom failing out, make and stikv
orars, Sesp rom impurities humers and antr.gv
osa ehects OF previous OF prepnrations CO.,
suIp9ur sugar oflead, &C. 1t reaures no soan
skin b ana noars for Its application will il stain the
49, Ht ~ As easily applied and wiped from the skIn ~
any nar dressing It restores the safnr,I ~ as
sa5 I another which gives lively appeaTsnc. I
stead or the dull, uniform black Of dveE @nce H.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

SrNGrNa.-Mr. Kemsrer, who has
oeen teaching nearly 200 children to
sing during the past few weeks. gave
pubic concerts on Saturday and Mon.
day evenings at the Town Hall to
crowded audiences. He exhibits 20
markable skill in training the vouno
as was evidenced in the Storm at Sea
and other difficult pieces which elected
rounds OF applause. Our children gen
orally have musical taste. incuIcated
in Sunday and public schools, but still
Mr., KS skill reflects much credit on
himself and scholars.
IHE WEATHER Wednesday clear
Ano pleasant Thursday cloudy with
ram in latter part of day. Friday
rain nearly all day. Saturday cloudy.
evening clear. Sunday wind and rain
through the day Monday cloudy in
morning, clear and pleasant rest of
day. Tuesday snow busters all dav
@-some of our boatmen who ware
wise enough to leave their boats below
are preparing to leave. The canal {
mere will hardly be navigable until late 8
in April. '"
sasome folks who put on spring, y
airs last week, have been DRAWING !, d
her horns, and are now clad in S;ha d
IAN dress. Well, change is the order Ii
u the day, 80 that weather and peonle D
re pretty much alike.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

ioAt HoDS, Sheet Zinc, Pokers, Shovel.
~ and Mica at T. J. HOFFMAN,S
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
Married.

Rev n iStn Ei lnsJT az the Lutheran parsonage bv
W. TO MARY PRESLY of this county. GUN
nv on NJ Inc 10th inst at the house of the brides father
EMEf NE n K. Eeck, WM. H. BOUSUM to Miss
-1- Ai'H SHILLING, both of this county
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
rT,HE undersigned having qusliied >. MAY Term,
i 1864. Of Orange Coun,y Count, . Adminlsira.
tors upon The estate or WILLIAM TRIcE, deceas-
ed, hereby give notice 70 s eiediiof. q aid estate
10 produce their claims within tbs line SLOWED BY
law, Or this police will he plead IN bar q heir reeo
very. All debtors will please make early payments
u the undersigned.
HENRY CARLTON, l,a-
GEORGE w. sICKERs.S -" =
Iunel ts--3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

sI,HE undersigned having qualified a May Tern,
IL 1864, Of Orange County Court, as Admlnissis'o1
UPON the estate Of John PARKER, deceased, neie.
~ gives notice 70 all creditors Of said estate y
tbeir claims within the lime allowed py eN' y ~, !,
- ,.iIl IL pfad in bar or their recovery. All
1900. ulll please make speedy payments.
$50 :. Is. WOODS, Admir-.
,...a fs--4wp
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH REccRIIRi
- runlisnIn wttsit
NY DENNIS MEARrT.

TERMS i,e Dollais . ,tar. u PAID ~
,anee: Five DvllsiS and Fifty Gene. q 49, 80
Nuhin ,h,ec months; OF SIX Dollsis. ~ dclg,,s 49,
iii the expiration q ihs .tst. ..
No pspef will be Discontinued until silaffc1''fe'
arc oaM' unls,. Of tic option 81 The Publisher.
No paper will bs sent 70 ntw .ul',i'ls,' ~, 2, -
state unIe.. payment 10 made IN sL'pi.c. % 's'1'
person ii the State shall become fc.Ion'illf.
Advertising Rats for lhs kt tIesf'
Advertisements not exceeding foons's ift-. =,
dollars forihc 6ni, and one dollar iof tnth .pL,'Ss
insertion; longer onesiD proportion. eeun su, :.
snenis twenty five PEI cent higher .eou'."
are.tbitd viii be mad 10 advertisers by the yssi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

rt,HE undersigned having. 4, Ma Term, 1864. .;
a Orange County Court. guah6sd 1. alm,uislia.
lrir upon Tie estate % MIMIC MILLER, Jecrss.
Ell, hereby giyce notice 10 Ill per.nns having claims
against tie es,aie 70 present them within The time
prescribed ~ law. Or hi. notice will b. plead ~ bar
Of their recovery. Persons indebted 10 tic estate
will please make speedy payment.
MARY MILLER, Adm'x.
June L. fs--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22

BACON, FLOUR, AND LARD.
TX nln lbs. Virginia SALT.
lO,UOU 500 boae. TOBACCO, assorted,
IS barrels FLOUR,
500 pounds BACON.
5000 lbs. New RICE,
200 lbs. SNUFF,
2UO0 lbs. NAILS. assorted.
100 los. Extract LOCKWOOD and Blue STONE,
10 GOO CLAY PIPES,
5000 yds. striped and - sfIRTlN6s,
$50 Reams PAPER,
900 lbs. SODA.
500 yds Frnch LAWNS anil CALICO,
5000 CIGARS,
900 lbs. SUGAR.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
UPPER LEATHER,
200 lbs. LARD,
l25 lb.. black PEPPER snd SPICE.
10 barrels LIME.
For sale BY
ii. Y. BROWN & CO.
May 18th. 90
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STOLEN hom the subscriber on The night Of The
- "a 81 Msy. one bay MARE, three years old,
large and likely. Her name lies on the Ieii do
rather dappic bay. black legs, name and tail. Any
person ,ha will return said Mare will receive The
'oo'' ''sO' JESSE vANNoY.
Wibars, June /. ss-ev
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!. MARGuERlTE, OR TWO LoyEs.'

Translated from The Ffcnch, Madame De GirardiuJ
for the ILLUSTRATED MEAcuRr.
usHIS brilliant and sparkling production will be
i commenced in The MERCURY on or about June
18th, and will make about loo columns, running
through len Or twelve numbers Of the paper. Il y
beautiful, charming Tale d Love. Those who desirs
ID read this elegant translation should forward their
subscriptions At once As il may be impossible 10 iur.
nish back numbers.
Price Of the Mesclry six months Ten Dollars.
Address MM. B. SMITH,
Editor Mercury,
Raleigh. n. G.
Juno Isl. $50
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FIVE FRESH FLOWERS,
FROM THE
nnxdon nf CnnfhaIn LftRratura.

GARDEN OF SOUTHERN LAt0IdLuIu.
/, ., 5, and 5, VOL w, Of the IL
" Illustrated MERCURY 10 May 20, 1891
contain:
Fourteen charming Taes and Romances,
Fifteen Biographical Sketches Of Heroes Of ans
War,
Twenty-Five Poems,
Twenty-Five Editorials and
Fifiv o,he, original and selected articles.
FIVE Splendid ILLUSTRATIONS.
These Five Papers.--articles all complete, Of 40
nares, 100 columns reading matter. convenient form
for stitching or binding-wll be mailed 10 any adj
dress upon receit Of $500.
Address
WIN. B. SMITH, Publisher,
Raleigh. N. g.
Price oflhe:lILusrnATsp MSacuas for sir mouth,
Ten Dollars.
June LIST. 90
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CALL And SEE.

IAIL AMI SEE.
w ate receiving IN pnftths following necessary
" aid desirable Gonds, winch We will sell II
small advance, for each only:
very handsome Black Shasis,
. GOO yards - Blcsrhtd shfllngs.
4OD yards "a Fancy Calico,
50U JsiIs Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yard. "a Liehcfaney ditto,
Golored and white Pocket Handkerchisfs.
2D0 dozen coais's spool Cotton,
900 ibs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 IDS. Black Pepper,
liz lbs. Cooking Sods,
sc do1. Goat skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
IS bags Dry shli.
go ib.. Epson Salts.
and many other desirable articles.
JAMES L. Whitfield s co.
February Q. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22

The Sultan has appo.ated two Christian
members Of the Grand Council, and otners
have been promoted to high Official pos!.
t.ons. This liberal tendency on ais part
]. mark Of progress in Turkey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
H 4 A ID Y
CANE MILLS.

ZANE MILLS can be bad ~ our Foundry. elmer
~ double or single gesfed. BY sending your efoeis
.oon. nossses will be taken 70 payment - o'a
p.,ces. IL preferred.
ry- old Castings wanted.
CASEY Il CO.
raai.o N;ll.. June Al ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A I The residence OF the late William Tree. 10
- this county. upon The 18th dsy u June, The un.
dersigned will expose % public sale. 70 he highest
bidder. quantity Of Provisions. Forage. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. stock Of oil soris, and many
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms made KNOWN On day o. sale.
We will sIso IL The same time and place hire our
The Saves belonging 10 The estate " the sld jcress
Ell. Terms a. above.
HENRY CARLTON.
GEORGE W. vICKERs, ~" =
June /. ISIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
WOOL ROLLS.

nERsoSs can now get their Wool safded =, The
Il Aloha WOODEN Mills, seven miles east q Hills
ho,.ash. Good rolls warranted, and upon very fea-
'onaOle terms. CAUsEY & co.
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