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lists, carpenters, teaTnsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where The very best
prices are always paid for every description
OF Government claims.
CHECEs on TIE DEPOsIFART AT LOUISVILLE,
cashed on the very best tsrms.
Taos. 8. MARH
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Old Pictures copied to life size, and far
nished at z. j. Merritt & Co.'s, AZ Church
street. nov4-tf.
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Iuthise!ty On tbs sth Of NOT. by ". H. wakin.
son, Esq, JosErn ". LEs0FFT 70 EILES cATHrEnE
CkNrBF1I.
We trust theiE paths through life WI bss smooth
and plessani one. especially rs she has chosen TO
Leg-t al TIE wsy.
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Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
r. H. Thompson's, p Cherry, near
Iynion stseet.
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IF you want doubie-sole, double-upper,
stitched, custom made French calf boot, call
at No. 50 North College street, by
NJ. MoRGANSTERN.
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A large assortment Of gloves, muf-
fers, scarfs, ties and susPcnders, at R.
II. Thompson's, 2s Cherry street, near
Union.
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Heavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers At R. II. Thompson's, 2s Cherry,
near Union street. @rara~ an
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and loag, at r. II. Thompson's, %
Cherry, near Union street
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We are Indebted to Ed. Willard,
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~, near Union street
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The December number Of Godey's
Lady's Book has been received at w.
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Il Is one Of the best numbers Of the
year. Collier has our thanks for a
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Call and examine our stock.
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The old favorite, the Emma Floyd,
with the ever genial Capt Hildreth as
Commodore, is up for Louisville and
Cincinnati tomorrow at 4 p. m Capt.
Sam. Hildreth ia a whole team by him
self, but now that Capt March Clark is
there too as Clerk, We think that is
about as strong team as could be
found Passengers will enjoy trip on
the Emma Floyd and agree with our
opinion that Capt II. is the 2 bestest I"
man aaoat
The Cordelia Ann and Huntsman
we're advertised to leave Louisville yes
terdEy for this port.
The Louisville Democrat says;
We would remind pilots that the
steamer Dime lies sunk At the foot of
Bullitt street. directly in the channel.
The sudden rise in the river has cover
ed the wreck, and boats in passing
down at that point run the risk OF
coming in contact with it
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them
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

Weldon, May 1Sth.--Passenger, iron.
Petersburg report no fighting in Chester
field since the 9TH.
The enemy still hold the Railroad.
An attack may be expected by our forces
at any moment. The trains will run
through to Petersburg on Sunday. Our
forces are al Swift Creek. All business
suspended in Petersburg, and every man
in the ranks.
All here in Petersburg confident Of sue
cess. No further attack on Drewry's Bluff.
Four gunboats destroyed.
Holcombe's Legion resisted the enemy At
Che ster on Monday last. There has been
no fighting since. The enemy still hold
the Railroad.
Beauregard's headquarters are in Peters,
burg. He has been REINFORCED twenty
thousand or more. recently. and still thet
pour in. The stores are closed in Peters
burg, and every man in the ranks.
The bridge across Steny Creek 10 rebuilt
and the one across Not.oway river will be
done to. morrow night.
Drewry's Bluff has been reinforced, so
that no approximations are felt about It's Sc
curi,y.
Two gunboats certainly. and probably
four. we're blown up or burnt. Nothing
else reliable.
Petersburg. May l4.-All quiet TO. day..
Gen. Stuart died Thursday from wounds
received Wednesday.
Ii is rnmnrrd that the enemy attacked
Drewry's Bluff las, night and were repuls-
ed. having lost 1000 men. Gen. Mat. Ran
som was wounded in the arm slightly. No
other news from any quarter.
Mobile. May 1.-The following Tele.
gram has been received by Gen. Maury,
from ossks, May i4th:
No definite Intelligence Of Bankss ca
pi'ulaiion had been received IN New Oh
leans on the 10th. although il is thassht he
had surrendered.
Ii vas believed thai no boats were pass
lug down. All communication cut Of.
The ron-clad gunbOat. GranIte City. gus
boat No. -. and transport with forty
soldiers, were captured By the Cenfedsraiss
at Sabine Pass on the 9th instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

The remains oHenry Clay, after an IN.
terment Of twee years, were removed
last week, upon ie death Of bis wife. and
placed side By Sc with hers, beneath the
beautiful monunnt erected to his memo.
r 10 the Lexingn (Ky.) cemetery. The
wreath Of inmorites placed upon lis cot.
hn BY bis friendthe gifted postsss, Mrs.
Ann ). Stephens prior to the removal OF
the body from Washington, was found to
DC In 40 almost prfect state Of preserya-
ton, while gol}ring. bearing the initials
-. W." which rested uear the wreath,
vas as bright as hough just from jewel.
sr's shop.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

Sa;LISG SKIEDf truth Providence
smiles upon tlpnfederate cause. For
nearly six monoast we have had Sc
ries Of yictorisreat and small. with
scarcely sinFeverse and as time
wears on our suses appear TO be crowd.
ing to culmini. The papers Of yes
terday were fillyith good news from all
quarters Of the pass. Victories in Lou
isiana and Arks; the Yankees routed
near Yicksburgnd their Government
plantations brohp; gunboats and trans
ports on the Rriser blown up BY the
enemy to prevethem from falling into
our hands; theemy foiled at Tunnel
Hill; Washington North Carolina. eyac-
uated ; the Louhians in Mobile firing a
salute in honor Gen. Taylor's victory |;
millions Of pour Of bacon and immense
stores of cloth arms and ammunition
arrived safely a Confederate port, said
TO be "recentIpened to blockade run
ners;" and last.t not least, Grant refus-
ing to move hhrmy because his troops
are leaving himsd making peremptory
demand for the storation Of Mcclellan,
the most hateful men to Lincoln. Did
any one paper the Confederacy since
its formation e. contain 50 much good
Eews?
Our charactens been tested by r.ver-
ses the most sous and protracted. and
DOW il seems wee to be subjected TO the
much harder test prosperity. The weak
man is made bosul and vain. glorious BY
even a trivial rcess. but there Is an
amount Of good ltune which always hum
Dles the true mi TO the dust, and makes
him cry. :" Not 40 me, nor unto me-" II
does, indeed, afar that the time is al
hand when the ppIe Of the South will be
blessed with sucss SO complete that the
oroudest spirit Il be yanguished by an
overwhelming sac Of gratitude.
Richmond Wig.
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The reports which reached here last week from
Gen. Lees army, from the forces under Gen. Beau
regard near Petersburg, and from louisiana were
ve,y encouraging, but not in such shape as 10 be
fully reliable. Il was said that Gen. Lee had beaten
Grant, and driven him beyond the Rappahannock ;
that Butler had been badly whipped and driven back,
and six Of his gunboats destroyed that Gen. Banks
having lost his gunboais and transports on Red RI
YER. had surrendered his army to Gen. Tayl,r, and
various other exciting and encouraging rumos were
aaoat. But these rumon and reports lack confirm.
ton. The news which has reached US within the
last three or four days. scant and meagre. and We
are left in great uncertainty to the present cOndi
lion Of affairs. But nothing ye, has reached Us 70
discourage the belief Of final success.
A fierce struggle occurred on "Wednesday last be-
tween large body oftho enomy and S,uan's and
F.hush Lees cavalry forces, which was continued
until late hour in tho night. We have seen no.
thing Of tho par,cuIarso Of the result eresp, tha!
that intrepid and valuable officer Gea. ]. Z. B. Stu
AT received wound Of which be died on The fol-
lowing day.
The Richmond Examiner Of Wednesday. n We
learn from the Confederate, gives information Of a
terrific slaughter among the Yankees BY Lees for.
ees near SpOttsylsana Court House, Of which ,hs
dispatch from Gen. Lee gives Of The details and
leaves no doubt ofiho reality.
We regret 10 find among The North Carolin,
wounded in The reeen, tight in Virginia, the names
Of the following citizens .. our town. VIZ: Maj. J. O.
Webb. Of the eth regiment, arm broken Lieut.. j.
A. Grshsm, flesh wound in thigh sers't 4. b.
Whitied, Co. G, 27ih regiment, lot an eve.
The painful Intelligence reached here some day,
ago OF The death OF Robcr, Walker Anderson. csp.
tain Of Ordnance in Cookies Brigade. 10 The battle
of Wilderness Creek, on Thursday the s,h inst. He
was the son Of the late Vim. Z. Anderson. formerly
Of his place, aid was married about rear age TO
the eldest daughter Of p c. Cameron. Esq. Of hi.
place. He was about twenty-five y,sn Of sgs. snd
had attained high character iot n.sIlgense. anna.
biIity and usefulness.
We learn also that Vim. II. Haywood. Of Raleigh,
is among the killed. Nr. Haywood los, brother in
The baiile.bsioIe Richmond year $50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

Mr.. LIscsLs, As PAINTED ~ a FaEsp,
--~Oreses BrswDssa "strenususIy adyo.
Gates the. reelection sf Mr.. Lincoln, !"
frsm the fear that BY bis defest the coun.
try would be condemned TO worse rule. !"
Who the worse msn could be itseems dllii.
cult 70 lmsgine. from rhs following sketch
which Brownson gives Of his fayorits.
Truly, he must have Z deplorabjs eheire,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

IIFressUI ErpL9ros.-The U. s. suabo.,
Chenange explodi u her boilers stthe Brook
Ign Navy Yard q Friday last, tearing the
boat 70 pieces. All causing fearful loss Of
lie. Dot Of thiHy.hye men injured BY the
explosion. twenit two had died Up 10 san
day evening. and three others we're not
expected 70 live sntil nsrnipg.
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/. SPot,sylvanis Court Hous. ria }
Guinea's,' Nav III.
4 Hon. SserttarY Of War :

" Hon. Secretary Of Far:
Gen. Grants army il intrenched a.sr
this place on both aides Of the Brsske
road.
" Frequent diminishing occurred YES.
terday and to-day; zach army Is endsaror-
ing 10 discover the position Of the other.
To-day the enemy SHIELDED our lines.
and made several assaults with infantry
against different peinis. particularly on e.r
left, held BY Gen. r. N. Andersen. The
last. which occurred after sunset. was the
most etstinate-some Of the enemy leapiny
over the breastworks. They were easily
repulsed, except il front Of Dole's brigade.
whsrs they drove our men from their po,i.
ton. and from four run battery there
posted.
The men were soon rallied, and By
dark our line was re.estabished asd the
battery recovered.
"a large bsdy of the enemy msved
around eur left. % the evening of the 9th,
and took possession Of the read absut mid
way between Shady Grove Church and the
Court House.
"tien. Early. with part 81 Hills corps.
drove them back this evening. taking sne
gun and few prisoners.
" Thanks 20 a mefciful Providence. orr
casualties have been small. Among tbs
wounded are Brigadisr GeRsrals Hayes
and II. II. Walker. X. +. LEE"
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THE TRANs.MrssIssrppI CAMPAIGN.

We published last week the telegraphie
outline Of the following accounts shieh
reached Us yesterday by mail;
From the Mobile Tribune.
We are indebted 70 A. ]. Wagner. Esq.
(bearer OF dispatches 70 Riehmssd,) uhs
arrived here yesterday morning, for the
following interesting narrative Of iais
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AiIlsbaraugb Rssprnrr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, May IS. 1864.

n We are authorized TO say that Gsy. Vance
will be here and address the people on Tuesday Of
May Court, (next week.
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gg We are authorized 70 announce X. NJ. Jones
as candidate for The Office Of Sheriff Of the county
OF Orange.
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FRoa THE RoANoKE.-The following j.
tie dispatch received by Maj. GeN Whit
ing relative TO affairs in the Albermarle
Sound. alluded TO IN Mondays paper.
Gen. Martin repnrts that. on the 9th inst.
the Iron.Clad Albermarle, Gem. Cooke.
with the enemy's boat " Bemb Shell" rails.
ed at Plymouth. encountered, at 4 ocloek,
p. NJ, ten miles frsm the mouth OF Roam
oke river, oine al The enemy's gunbsats.
three Of them very large. from the blockad-
ing squadron. The eight lasted till night.
lie sank the largest gunboat Of the enemy,
and disabled at least two others, without
serious injury TO the Albermarle, but lost
bis tender. The result was encouraging.
VIII Journal.
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Mr.. Lincoln a denomination emf
nently unfit to AIDE. We have never
been able 10 disin him single quality
in any manner 3 him TO be President
Of the Unitedes at any time. We
have found in 10 quality not eminent.
ly uniting hiuthish high Office. As to
his administrat its extravaganza has
been appalling, Expenditures enormous,
and little to shor them. During four
years it will hun up national debt
greater than tbf Great Britain, and
equal to sne-thf the assessed value Of
the whele midland no small portion
Of the sum has literally wasted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

|if Lincoln is 4. We copy from the
Washington Cfionsl Union /:
His soul seere Of leather, and in
capable of amd or noble emotion.
Compared withass Of men. he is a
line Of fiat prosbeautifuland spirited
lyric. He low never elevates you.
You leave his De with your enthusi-
asm damped, utter feelings crushed,
and your hope to the winds. You
ask not, can nan carry the nation
through its terttruggles, but can'this
nation carry TIN through them, and
no. perish in thmpt. :
He never ad clear policy. When
he hits upon a substantially good in
itself, he contrp belittle it, besmear
ii, or in some \ render it mean, con-
temptiSle and 3. Even wsdem from
him seems butaness. We bIamenot,
says the amiabwnson. because he is
mole-eyed, and eagle-eyed. and tina,
he has no suspbf that higher region Of
thought and acn which lie the great
interests and qlns he is called upon to
deal with as Pref Of the United States
His only fault he misfortune of being
unconscious ofown un6tness for hi:
place.
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Weldon. May l2th.-Ths Conductor on
the Government train from Stony Greek 10
Castor. reports to-day. that Beauregard
bad driven Buffers forces TO their gun
boats; also tina. we have sunk six Of the
enemy's gunbOats. He says he read il be-
fore leaving stony Greek. and the conduc
tor on the train from Petersburg to stony
Creek, told him that such we're tic facts.
No other reliable news here. Troops
are passing through con tinuslly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

Nine blockade runners have come in
Wilmington since the Raeigh iron. ella
scattered the blockade squadron few da,
since. Five Of them are entirely new We
sells on theiriirst trip. They saw no bloc
aders on their way in.
The line is down between GoIdsborouc
and Raleigh, and must send this by mai
Ihetelegraph lis lhoughtwllI work lLroug
Petersburg TO. morrow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-18

wilmington, May lsth.-A letter from
Nassau states that dates from Texas to the
9TH INST, had been received. Smith and
Price had many fights with Banks and
steele, our troops always successful.
Aggregate prisoners taken ten thousand,
iorty-one cannon. one thousand wagons,
horses and mules In proportionate number.
|, ospt. Scott, from Texas. says that pro.
bael, both Federal armies will be captured.
We bad taken three gunboats, destroy.
ed several others, and Gen. Dick TAYLOR
says he will take all. Our 10. in one or
two engagements heavy.
The Harriet Lane and Isabella had ar
rived 81 Hs'anna from Texas
, 1864-05-09
ID : OWKEKB
TAKE NOTICE.
In consequence Of the high rate Of lsbor and tAe
heavy expenses Lttending vessel property, tho
MARINE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

nFFlCE OF THE CHICAt4O
" AND RotK IsLAvD eAlLROaD CO.
NV foR<, Ap.n 9Th, l3ea
Tha Annual Nesting Of tho 9tncshuldeFs o. thts
Company for the election OF tsI ecu n1rrcs,e. Tor ~
en1uinK Js.1 will oe held It ~ ouce Of this Com
BAY, the tenth dat af June next.
The poll I'll. 10 oper 60 1t II O'Clock A. " ~
cleaed n "a H'c3ork II.
, 1864-05-09
GARABlLDI AND THE UNITED
STATES.
His Opinion of General Grant.

LONDON, April q, 1864.
General Garibaldt expressed a desire to
meet the Americans before leaving England,
snd on Thursday evening he called on Nj.
Morse, the United States Consul, and told
lin, that he would do himself the honor of
hreakiastiDg with him the following morn-
ing, when he hoped to meet all who would do
him the honor Of calling on him. This was
IN honor that Mir. Morse, no doubt, little er-
pected, as one would have naturally Thought
lie would have conferred It upon the Minis
ter. ! fancy, however, that no one will re-
rret that General Garihaldf was entertained,
Il rot at the Minister'S. at Mr. Morse's, geu-
tleman1y, efficient and loyal representative
of the United States.
The General conyersed on variety ofsub-
;tcts-freely and openly on American affairs.
He expressed the warmest sympathy with
the United States. He said that the cause
w"s noble and Just one, and that If It was
necessary be would go Immediately to his
adopted country and draw bis sword in her
defense: but, thank God, It was not necessa:
~; Our troubles Wonld soou be over, and
our country would be the greatest and best
on the face Of the globe
Gariba1di also spoke in the moes epthusf.
astic terms OF Gen Grant. DE said taat he
was braye and efficient officer. and con-
mented particularly on his Western campaign,
Say ing that it Was the most mastery military
feat thst it had been his province ever to
have heard OF. He spoke Of him as being the
fright man in the right place" and that he
abovs nll othcrs was the man to commund
the American armies
I may mention enother item which Wns
Tart Of G.neral Garibaldps CONVERSATION. In
speaking Of having BET n In London some
ycsre ago, before he had become 90 untV.F.
sally kna1n, he said, WREN here he dlnsd
with the notorious George N. Sanders, then
United States Consul here. since that time
Sanders hae written to him, asking him to
70 over and lake up the CRUISE Of the Sonta,
(which proposition said be, II scorafully
, 1864-05-09

The Arabia, on her passage the lst Of April,
had a score Of blockade runners. One Of
them, was regular pilot for Wilmington,
and in the course Of ther war had crossed the
ocean In pursuit of this business t~enty-one
times, unchecked. There must be hole iu
The lines somewhere or thcy come through as
deeerters. How do they get to Boston An
other boafted that be had sailed with
5emmes. There is string Of thetn- passing
up through the ltnes to every steamer
T1TunHJA
, 1864-05-09

ARRIVALS. Z.
Prep Potomsc, Gebha1d Buffalo, sundries
Prop . Eaits. kisny. Rsy ci.y. 1,,3 eFss x. sslt:
FL Geo ood csaiSfs WITH Po9 81 Il h.
hark qnadl!la, Mason. lsnaat9; iso ton cos.s
Bark Josn Sweeney. Collins, Buffalo, 19oo orh water
R2s3 !ass s5sst Rss9 ton cos.
sehF CARTE Eoealo5a: uPham. kalamazoo. 50 N tnn-
schr XF'SS. Seott: kasm.zos. . n lumber.
sss1 Sc: ksn: ss e ssass 10
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SssE S sssiss ,sSs. @
sehr Niehtinsa1e, Hovey. wallaeeours, 1T corls
sssr TiSGph: Grsgo,sop, Maaiasec, . N lumber;
sssF TFss Is esa, R;sta
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scnr Bermuda, Hcls. Saginaw, .,ais brls.
ssf Sts:sa fs' 3! StiE s.
sehr fsss5sns Sweet. os~sso. so ton coal. 'ss
sehr Vim Jones, Thomas. stantstee. SEQ m lumber. 81
sehr Eoin Mifs3. Ioi:snd. % eosds ostf cords
seow Laurel. NcTea, Lasetown, 20 m Lumbar.
CLEARED. .M.yz.
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&c kss.ss ess ~
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wheat zs.so bn outs. -N'' 0'~' ~'''"'' %
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schr Lonn staf, Jamison, Buhalo, H. SEQ ba corn.
sssr fsf nas ou wheat