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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

kERELs o. a sggpADrLR The Louis.
v.lis Journal Of Monday says Through
tae kiaanass Of Lieut. ID Faisiessa.
chief b Gen. Burpridgsss ssaE In per.
hitting us 70 examine otacisi dispatches
from General HoSson, We ore enabled TO
present. sorse impntaas iaformat.oa this
morning, IN relation t. febel movements
10 kspsaeky. Al,eT she decided rapalse
OF the rebel force by Col Gallon az
PpinNylss, ths Eeoel commands started
on a yapid retreat from the State. col
GaIlsp promptly started his force an par-
suit % the retreatiny eolamp. III fol-
lowed lhe Febels IL lagios ' pe. aad kill.
ed AND wounded along The road twenty
five ofthe ratls@ Taeaapiarsa moaat
u one aaadrsd aoFzess to handr~d sae-
dles, end ff'g psisensfs aaeer be fst-
ter, the rebel Colonel Clav Ills =
aeFtovs b.gw TO thes Confederate force,
and Us lealrrshsse fosnd Shas . raid
into heal a.eks i lsY fran be{i rFos =
Die The atsp6sitsass. Of Tia Federal
troops il Essefg kensaeky - aduirh-
BE, sad such e. % insure projection 10
the Satf. Col True, wnh be 4gxh ksn-
tutty end lifh Nicbigan regiments. is
beyond West Liberty, and he re-, otts the
capture ef > prisoners Col Browu IS
81 Irvine WITH ample force. he states
thar uoeuenfy IS in his immediate vicinl-
~ bat that seoating parties haze been
sent oat - thoroughly feconnoitre The
county Seyeaig- ali Faerriilas made
raid into Baonevillt On FfidAy last and
met with 3 reception that was nos ansici-
pated in the least Forty Of the citi-
seRs of tie town collected tos elher, and.
being armed with sho;-eans and ritles.
they Taade an attack on The guerrilla
band, routing them completely Many
golden visions Of plumber were sudden
y destroyed, as the robbers we're forced
iat2 pFeeipiisis retreat Toe gaerrilIas
are nov trying q effeet = junction with
the retreaiing feroe 10 front Of Col.
Gallup. The citizen guard is following
close apon their heels. and Il Is more
than probable that greater portion e
the band will BE cnrtared. All honor 10
the patriotic eitizsas Of Bonneville
Men who dare to eight for their homes
ARE loyal in the true spirit, and their ex
ample i worthy Of imitation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Fhree Noble TnIon GIrIs-

The Decatur. Alabama, correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial writes
Through the kindness of Captain Jack.
son, Of the 65th Ohio, l have been nut
IN possession Of the following facts:
Daring the advance OF Col Streighfs
Inflated raid last spring. a portion Of his
command had heavy skirmish or the
S0th Of April, near place called DAYS
Gap. about thirty miles south of this
plsee. A Uuion soldier was killed, and
as "a matter Of necessity his BODY was left
in possession Of the enemy The rebels.
after stripping the corpse buried il be-
side the rcad en- the spo, where be feIi
They then drove q stake into the ground.
evidently Intending to have il pierce the
body, and attached 90 il plaeard. the
blasphemy of which was as revolving as
their barbarity, and totally unfit TO be re-
cited The Union people suppressed
their indignation, FOR il would have been
death 70 interfere. They did not, howev.
er, forget where the patriot was buried,
and three Young ladies', Misses Eliza E.
Aayheld, Rachel and SAllie Turntine.
some time after hsiIs a fence around The
grave, removed tie stake, and planted
ever<rssns and flowers which now bloom
and she'd their fragrance over the rest
ing place Of the hero Honor 10 those
noble girls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

FT,HIs BANK Is AUTHoRIzEB BY THE
Il cretWy Of the Treasury to receive sub
scriptions o. the Above.named bonds, payable IN
Forty, and redetmable az the pleasure OF the Gov
ernmentRf n Ten, years. Cuufon Rends Will he
q he deRomig anon 81 Fifty, one Hundred, five
Hundu q. aud Que Thousand Doliars, aud viii be-
delivered In Few days. Registered Bonds will
ee Of he denomination Of Ftuy, One Hundred,
Five Hundred, One Thousand Five Thousan =,
and Ten Thousand Dallags, and will be delivered
on or feiare tie S0th day ct April
1ntertst en- both classes Of Bonds will be paid
en ne fst Of Mach and September, exccpi en-
Bonds u Fifty and One Hundred nolarx, which
viii b paid annually.
hpr2 d2W,W4t WI. 7. PACE. Cashier
lIimss and Onion copy. and eharge First Ma
lional Bank
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

The Celebrated Singleton Letter.
Ne Rave beea rsraiieea 10 pabHsh
this celebrated lsessr from The original
mabusSFip. wA'sh IS spoken Of by Gen.
ysateh in lis letter % friend n this
city The letter is chiefly vaiusble il
that it shows The greas anxiety Tor Tie
deiea, Of Nr. Lincoln. Il viii d no.
tieea that the active movements Of The
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
MARRIED.

Yss'esdzy nsraing. Aprfl Issl.. Al he resfssnos
q Tie brae's htheF. IL Seh H4rraahv Ind Dr.
STEPHES J. T0fSG, Surgeon e II. 7slk hi
nois NolaEtger 1aaasEy. = Miss LIZZIE ".
COPPER dsasktsr q JslA cesPaz. EsQ-
Tarics has esr gallant frisad ter s4rtErss--
t~les ~ ths sShelss = shiloh aa9 chicsAals 50
saE 500 = e 4 Sillin< eaPsiFs 70 oas Ct In
aiAna's fAirst dsesht-rs We extend 70 sAs
hsFpy pair cur eor4a@t cen srasalAsicus. Aad heps
tbs ssioa q AesFts Snd Hzaas us4s Be ierPsslAl
u a NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
FOR RENT.

IN kfbl-Thr 7scond story, aosker's Build
! iuR, ~ Main street, y Tor rent Tlns room
isths best aired and lighted iu he city, aHa u
Hbpnf 4 irgi wide W llss9 Nhffei iengf ~ pre-
snt p RE 0nef % for Offices.
rogrsfi9n given ~ D arst day 81 hIgy I'm
cuffs " 30 ffiA kcIIARKER = Hfit6fkG.
rfNfFIcE. - bars on q ths4 nna onless - ths
~ bad ofsh~ staira. asnoua sthfy q Dhanefefis
sflqots stll yee4uf AZ dasirslffiF if4snt cas- D.
acfiufn0daidd " III ref rosnl, ~ appiyiug I'M
mediafsly. Ai JOHN . NuAhDLEH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
EDUCATIONAL.
Behm's Commereiai follere

-90I1AI NU1U aIrItIaI NU4lUsC.
TT1HTS INSTITUTION CONTINUES TO PRE-
j sent superior sdyaasasee. 6 tkess egslrous q
ctle1iN1 2 t4ssoaah pgsctscat arss.sss eaess
Eon- stgzenis e-a gzte- - aay EGse. 4 ssaEsg
Of assans een STA - <aaPlsssd ssl-es ia si.s-
Of feafsse1o ssassen. - .
ak f 5EBEAIAu BENIN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
old !.
SILVER and Uncurrent
Money bought at the high
est market value at
LYONS.
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
]. SMITHS
SHIRT MAEUFACToRY.
NO. q 9econd zx
FRS rns~sawtr<w

GAikTs MADE TO oRDKR FRo4 MAS
- = faszt az1 81 Sz9Izatad A stoclr .
.ASA.ss SHIRTS and Collars aivsys on hand sud
Sasiss. eacning bosoznss &C. dsns With nsztrsssa
lh@akl1l for paAt aY0rs the aubzcrsh<r re.n.~.
laa-J solieiis = eonfuHnes a. The pafronsgs -
baeFslly bestowed sor the pat Eve ysxrs
WIZ !. sNTTE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
BOILER MAKER.

+ AZ PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
4 - ctsa1 L9il=rs, sfsftoasry CT poFtzbis. I
hasn ssssy facility scr dolug seod ue<k tgaf sssf
llschieszy esd soea ssskmsu cas- give, IA Al
ggE- sHFrrsted 70 will b zsis. a5sisr NJ re-
scrai sup=rFisfea-
eouarsy % 30 TspairiuS. dseIs =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
CROSs-C sur SAWS.

n1TTET CzCSs-CIT SAWS At s - ~
il ESos. sAC0B STRAuR sos,
tes.s In Earsears pssisrs, Ne u Hsin q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
PIANO Ar AUCTION.

I'VE WILL SILT Ar PUBLIC AUC1T8N
W 81 u uaay. e5th iust.a ~ tyss 6 ielssk =. u 4,
:. f8a szSona Ia & klAao.
Terns-gA II.
Call and Sxsznia~ IL af.y tins this wssk
WAKAES coNTScTOH
spea M ESin Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

PRIzoIPAL AND INTEREST PAN
4st ABLE IN COIN. y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
FOR RrNT on SALE.

ItOR RENr 0R sALE-A nEAufifULLY
" elspsltd HesdHea. near tha salt Hsils, y VI
About Two srros dl Land VIII Trade to- good
city prnpsftY. EnqHlfo ~ $500
50 p, AtiNgsr, cor eftio agf First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
IruIF Yorrs,
JAMS e. yEA7cH


ARHEsT Of A ST. Lots FINK ASD
L4RCE Haul or CoSTRABAyD AETicL Es.-
Three impsrsant arTesis and seiz1Fes
aere made under the direction Of tie
Proxcsi Marshal General Satnrdaf, bY
Lieutenant j. p Dodge, or the Progosts
ogiiee. Il haging come to the khoTleJge
Of Colonel Sanderson that there sere.
persons doing business in tbs city Who
we're actively engaged in furnishing IN
formation and smuggling supplies 10 the
Confederate array particularly that Of
General Sterling Prize, 10 Arkausas, and
having satisfied himself positively that
such parties had been thus engaged lie
matnred plans fur their arrest and the
seizure ~ sach eonsrsbssnd property As
hc had reason 10 believe would be found
IN their pgTssssioa Accordingly, Eisat.
Boslge eitil party a uailsd States
p8iise iisas deeenE = sanees ~ Sst
urday On the store u Frank ". Tilley
and William A clendenen. who have
been trading under gSe Germ 81 TilleY.
ceadsnen, K Co, on Commercial street
Tilley aud Clendenen Eere arrested and
pos @iba wAs * 4 te DER stsse. Is
psrtios we're sent 20 Myrile-street prfs0n
a thoroagh search vas ~ oaee made Of
the premises TIE resalt II the exam.
! inati2n,. We aFa. infoefsed, pas saeh as 70
place I'll dqub d est8s to h4peopfiefy
I Of tie proc aafe ~ g
( AmDag the articles seized ~ere over
one thousand qu.niae BOTTLES. which had
( identity Iast 0een empiied the quinine
hassaz 5sen fepaekea 10 b. q lor sap
meut beyond The Confederate li~s: also
rebel uniforms, clothing. buttons, aud a
great variety Of different articles ali Of
which indicated Enthusiastically the part
the prisoners performed 10 the contra
salid sanle Vial febels Docaulsals
and faets we're bsaihed u uss mlisasy
kauth6yiiis The evidence obtained 81
the asvcst and seizure places beyond
doubt the guilty intercourse, as traders,
agents ais=i b1ukess. 81 these prisoners.
with fs5eFics1. - Eohlg r-vfos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
TRUSTEES REPORT.
Township Trustees Annual Report,

THE FOLL0wIyC = True RFPoRT
/ ct tbs Ee5sipts &aa Dszbpsssmen's q ths
seferzl FESds q tse Township, u.ad- ~ she
- Nfte
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
FIRST NATIoNA6 BANK
OF Evansville. Xnd..

DESIGNATED pgpOsIToRY Ann FpNAN.
q = 2 CfAL AGENT on rHK UNITtn
STATES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
NATIONAL BANK.

FIVE PER GENT.
1910 u - Bonds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
DRY GOODS.


The Largest Millinery Stock in the
s West.
We HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK a.
fasbAsAshis AaifnsFs. ~ esers assesass-
tee, ~ - hpu4 10 tie Wet
With Ailiiuer tiks Mlss Eiiza Ham 20
suseriats me Tfsanlfnss aIsi Elsgiaefs ef iiks
rrraisEfens We eaa skFxaut satiafsettun.
Uas Pie SD chez Ft.Ss" i aar ns0ttu,
irssu wAf-h ~ sesistioh y atloNssa
eeMAFkFE 4 nFksINc,
Sc. 4 ahA u Aa4a Sstert
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

8ISao
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

JOIN ssKEK. I. 1ras.ss.
rsuli-ot1eial Report u fiss ssvsrsi Relief Funds
Ilsesd n say ba1es-az fsti9ws
Tofal z-cast neefTez.-.....-...-....- g ~ -
Dfsnatzesi s.--z III -
Cash "a lana .... 10 70
joins GREEK. T.. Trzssss.
EE=zzviIls, April 7, iss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
0ur SelfSaerIIlcIng snldler..

o R slSerFros
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-07
OIL. INDIA INK Oh VATEn GOL0RS.

by cnmueteut Artist. Old paguerreotypeS
copied. We will make no statements of what
we can do but invite AL wanting plctsrcS ol
any Kind 10 call and see.
Feb. 10 CAN'T Il CURTIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-07

Examinations TO commence at half past nine
o'clock, a. NJ.
Teachers viii take notice that the Law, as
now amended, requires each male applicant
fora certificate to pay 10 the Examiners u
fec Of ff,y cents and each female applicant
lee # thirty Ave cents. None who tail 10
GoiGpy will he admitted for examination,
All applicants are required I furnish wri
ten Testimonials of good moral character,
those whu have been eng ged as teachers 10
obtain these testimonials from their last en-.
ployers; those who have never taught VIII
procure hem from their last teachers, which
CstimDniAls VIII be kept on file.
NJ private examinations will be held; no
certificate will be- antedated; no candidate
viii be admitted for ie.ex animation within
three months after second failure. Appli.
cants are requested to present specimens OF
'penmaDship.
Those who fail to comply with the above
requjsitions will not be admitted.
l.. TUSSlNG, Secretary,
April Ii. Board of Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-07

ISAAC DAVIS
HAS JUST RECEIVED
10 Bbls No. l Mackercl.
20 / do No 2 do.
80 1No do do.
40 kits do do.
100 Bbls Fresh Salt.
IL do Fine Syrups.
100 do ~ 4 Bbls Smoking Tobacco.
10 Caddics Chewing do.
% Bbls Brown Sugar.
20 do Granulated a Crushed Sugar.
30 Boxes "Old Plantation Coffee.
80 do Old American Java do.
81 Sacks Prime Rio do.
80 Boxes Gold Medal Saleratus.
10 Sacks Rice.
20 Chests Finest Teas in Findlay.
10 Boxes Lemons.
10 do Oranges.
30 Doz. = IL Hoped Pals.
- do Nos. |, = IL ,, Tubs.
6 do Premium Churns.
10000 Cigars of Various Brands.
The above will all be sold at the
LOWEST RATES for CAS-.
ISAAC DAVIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-07
6 LII ARDS
To Teachers.

TN consequence of the late change in the
1 school Law, IL becomes necessary for the
Board of School EXHminors OF Hancock cuuu'
y'to make the following re arranca
Mlth rrgnrd To tho meotings for lSil, w:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-07
No. Two of the most promine

b@- Two of the most prominent
candidates on the Copperhead State
Ticket, in Michigan, have concluded
not to stand the withsring blast the
people intend 10 visit upon all who
are SO bold as to stand under the
white flag OF the Chicago Convention,
and have consequently withdrawn
'tboir nam % from the ticket.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
prevailed in Northern cities on Saturday,
extending as far as Halifax.
THE SITUATION IN GEORGIA.

The Augusta Constituencies of the 7lh,
Gays ii has been informed from the most
reliable sources, that The enemy's entire
Column has combined on the east side Of
the Ogeehee. and is now pushing rapidly
for Savannah. or, il may be. Port Royal.
On the 9th, Sherman is reported TO have
advanced about eighteen miles. Els men
were represented to be much iatigued and
their spirits tagging One of their Off
GERS, recently captured, declared thatsome
doubts begin to be expressed as to theft
ever reaching the coast. An intelligent
scout estimated the hostile army at not ex-
ceeding 10000 muskets. The enemy's wa
gnn train has not been exaggerated; it
really enormous. Wheeler j. following up
the retreating column with ardor and sue
cess.
The'Chronicle and Sentinel Of the It'll,
says sharp engagement took place on the
day prev,ons AZ Coosawhatchee, but II had
received no particulars 1T the AFFAIR. Goo,
saahatchee is a station on the Charleston
and savanna Railroad near Pocoiasigo, nine
miles from Grahamsvllle, aud inrty three
miles fiom Savannah.
The Chronicle also says. that portion
OF the enemys advance was reported to be
sklrmlsbIng on the 9th at station iwo-and-
a-half, tweaty five miles from s'sannsh.
IT,ey we're pressing vigorously towards 81
yaHnah.
II was currently reported II Augusta that
chatttanonga has been evacuated and de-
.troyrd by the FedeEls. The nnaense
bridge al Bridgeport was burned.
The Charleston Courier OF the 9Th says
an official dispatch received the evening
previous. reports all quiet at Pocotal,so'
sherman is reported I" have oeen lol'ea 10
his a,temnt 10 cross the Savannah river al
Demere's Ferry. The prospect OF an ef-
lectise check was highly encouraging
Yankee prisoners report that Kilp'trlek
was shot through The head ard morlsliy
wounded. in The fight ou Sunday al Wal
ker's bridge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14

Richmond, Dec. 9.--New York papers
Of the 9th contain i.incsln's message q iull.
He says the conditions II our Ioreign aiiars
10 reasonable and satisfactory, anu ~ have
strictly maintained nrutralny between
orlIigert hls ~ Mrxcu.
The pots oi Nrriu,k, Feinandlna and
Prnsacols had be.n opened, AID II Is nor.
ed foreign merchants viii resort To these
and other open port, rather than pursue
contracts anu trade ~Ith s,her ports clos.
Ell BY lawful effective blockade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
Obituary..

Died. at the residence of his father in this county,
on The 4th instant. ALLEN RHEW. of Co. F, AID
N. c. T.. aged 10 years, months and days. He
enlisted in Hlsborough in May last, and was al Ra-
leigh, Weldon and Goldsborough. On arriving at
the age Of eighteen he was transferred to the Add ~
&. Regiment, and went through all the fighting in
the Valley at Fishers Hill andi'at Winchester, at
which latter place he was severay.wounded. He was
taken to saunton, where he remained sometime, la
boring uuder the effects of bis wound and consum.
ing fever. He then obtained furlough for sixty
days Absence and arrived at HIsborough on the 10Th
of November. On reaching home his disease had
made such progress that all the attention and kind
ness Of his friends were unavang, and he fell vic.
'iD TO the greatconqueror. He was good and Of.
fectionste and his parents have the satisfaction
Of showing that he was true and brave soldier
But he has taught his last battle and no clash Of
arms or roar Of artillery can now awake him. He
leaves father mother, three brothers and three sis
tiers to mourn their loss. He sleeps calmly in thai
honered home the soldiers gave.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
LATE NEws.-We have report, which

LATE NEws.-We have report, which
is believed 10 be well founded, that the
enemy's inrcrs have retired from below
kinston towards Newborn. Ii is said they
did not reach kloston. Another report il
that they Mere met a,sl driven back BY our
iorces.
The enemy attacked our forces at lIick's
Pord. between Weldon and Petersburg. On
FRIDAY lasI, ana were slsnaty rep9lsed.
They were reueatlng, closely pursued by
sur ea,airt. I'M. is good news.
Guild IN New York 24o
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
THE GRAHaMsvILLE FIGHT.

The fight at Grahamsyille. SAYS the sa-
vannah News. was one OF the most COM
plrte rriumphs OF the war. The enemy
came against US with fully five TO our two.
A large portion Of our forces were raw. IN
drilled ailita, who had never seen bat,
lie. they waded into tie work vigorous
Nv and heraleaIly, ani covered themselves
with honors immortal. Their praise is on
the !ips of all. When the full history q
that battle i written. i will be shown 70
have been one o. the most holly contested.
against the most overwhelming odds, and
rr.uItiag in the most complete triumph Of
any 6ght during the war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
From SAVANNAH.

Tie interruption 81 he ordinary means
nf communication from Savannsh, and the
ahsencr-vr ~hat amounts to the same
,h.ng. the suppression--of all olhcial DIS
patches reaching tins city, lesses u very
much ia tie dark Al u the progress ~ Tvs
mpcrtant and interesting campaign, new
eliminating al Savannah. We give how
ever such news az We have been able %
CLEAN.
On Friday afternoon, about 4 p. NJ, the
enemy attacked our position at Ionsa"hat'
che. The assault was kept up with 'lgor
and DISCRIMINATING FOR more than two hours,
when the enemy was finally and decisi'ely
repuIsed, with heavy loss, and tetreated 10
hat haste. Since then all has been quiet.
WE believe, Along that part OF the Savannah
Railroad hitherto menaced, except that The
,helIing Of the track At long range has been
occasionally resumed.
Sherman meantime has been pressing
stedily towards the city. Our forces had
fallen back to the junction Of the Georgia
Central aud Charleston and Savannah Rail-
roads, about three miles from The city.
At this important point, which commands
roads. Gen. Harden took his stand.
Ii was confidently reported yesterday
aud we think correctly, that Sherman 5
forces were in IIardce's front, and that
demand for the surrender oil the city has-
Ing refused. heavy lighting ensued. and
was going on yesterday. Of the 'csults'
however, IL any, 90 news whatey has
reached Us. We may hear somethia TO-
day.
The community Of Savannah seems n :
and quiet. For the present, the trait
will cease to run through between the two
cities. Charleston Mercury, Dec. 1cti.
! RETuRNISs ToTHrig HoNEs.---'The enemy
Having fully evacuated Atlauta, large
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
RAID TOWARDS WELDON.

Petersburg, December S.-ihe enemy's
raiders column, consisting Of the second
and fifth corps, with large cavalry force
ia advance, crossed the Nottowa. river at
Freeman's bridge last night. and this morn.
ing struck off through Sussex. Some skir-
mlshing occurred to-day between the enc
my's cavalry and ours in The vicinity Of Jar
rats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
N OTICE.

HAVING at August Term If Orange Comfy
- Court qualified as Executor Of tho will of 3.
r. Long, deceased, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against said estate to present
them for payment within the time prescribed ly law,
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
and these who indebted TO the estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
JAMES WEBB, Fer.
December Ia. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14

Mr.. Davis presented remoustrance from
Louisiana against the admission Of thedel-
egates.
Lincoln's message would not be deliver.
cd until Tuesday.
Gold in New York on Monday was
2Sl4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-12-14
N OTI

hereby given tn all who wish to hire for the year
l465, that will hire on the 26sh of December
publicly privately, or any time before, privately
nine NEGRO MEN, including two capital Black
smiths. Alss at the same time will hire six or Sc
ven NEGRO WOMEN. The hiring will take
place at South Lowell.
JAMES A. HENDERSON.
Nov. 30th. 74-2w
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NIXON The subscriber on the 6rst Monday or ccte.
her last. young HEIFER. about three wear.
old no horns, little specked on the rump and hind
ie"'' Tue rest red, With spst her side about ihs
ste mans hand. darker colsrcd. A liberal re.
wNu VIII PC given, u taken up aud delivered 20
near University Ststion.
ELIZABETH HALL.
November 30.
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NORTHERN News Richmond, Dec. Is.
The Washington Chronicle Of Sunday
has been received. A Nashville telegram
Of the 10th says the Federal loss 10 the
battle sf Franklin j. sscertained by Official
reports 10 be one hundred aud ten officers,
and two thousand and fifteen men killed,
wounded and missing. Scouts report that
llosd is about 60 make movement Of some
sort. The rebels can be plainly seen from
The fourth corps standing about their camp
IRE. Ho.tilities have ceased on account
Of the weather. A furious. snow storm
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ON SALE.
.10On lb. ENGLISH CoPPERAs,
AOOO 10 kegs SODA u BRIMST0NE,
English INK and Slate PENCILS,
ENGLISH SOAPS. assorted,
Ladies Blue CLOAKING,
CLOVES. MACE and NUTNEGs.
MARINo SHIRTS,
DARK CALIC0ES,
HAIR PINS,
Hand ind Mill Saw FILES,
Wood and Hsrse RASPS.
II. n. BROWN see. :.
y Nov. 16. IL
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscribers will'psy Three Dollars for Grses
Hides and Seven Dollars for Dry Hides, delivered
at their Tan Yard in Chapel Hill.
We Ian Sole Leather for Ono.,hird und Upper
Leather Tor onc.hali.
EMERSON & GUTHRIE.
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