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CITY NEWS.

TAX Books will clcss Monday, February
9th, 1864.
h. 8. WH1TrLEsEY, County Treasurer.
jan29;137.
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DxHzIsTEI-DF. B. 7. Robinson, ofiee
90 Wood street. All kinds OF surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, II the best man
nor and ct low price. dscsRz1
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WANTED TO RERr.-On the first Of April
next, dwelling house within the limits Of
Erie and Huron streets. Address drawer 2S1
Postefice. feb4:l37
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EMPTRE MINING COMPANY-

N The annual meeting Of the Shareholders IN the
s6oYs Company, will be held at the othee Of o. A.
sead q Co., Cleveland, Ohio, March lst, 1884, a.
O'clock P n l.. ". FURD,
20
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SEooED WARp.-This ward has filed lis
quota under the calIfOr Three Hundred Thou
saud men. A meeting viii be held this eve
ming, to decide whether the quota for Five
Hundred Thousand more, shall be likewise
raised.
Let every loyal citizen of the ward be
present, at Court Room No. /, at half-past
seven o'clock.
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THERE will be meeting Of the First
Ward Association in aid Of the draft, this
evening at IN o'clock at the engine house on
Chsmplain street. The members are re-
quested to attend. feb6:l36
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Ross 81 Prsutlss' ProvlsIsn market Rs-
bort,

The following srs the rates charged BY thsn:
Ham8-sgger-cured premium Hams, = ,. ......ls5{o
DTsc4 ncSI = lzo
shOuldere-SuFGr-cured
BRccnUr Smoked Sides h F...................-.. lie
Lard-ETime leaf, kettle-Tend' ed In bbls 3 b..l34o
Prime leaf, kettle rendered IN kegs 2 b.-l3ks
P0Fk-Ao. r1ess . 90
Extra clear 81 922 20
~ No extra charge made fer packages or carriage
10 railroad depOs or boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prme and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugsr-cursd Hams and
kettls-rendered Lard took the first premium q the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE PRENTISS,
Nos. I42, IA and I4s Gntario-st.. Cleveland.
Iuly4:Rs5
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The February
term of the Common Pleas Court Of CuyehO-
% County commences on Monday next.
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The place to buy your reading matter
and subscribe for your papers is at A. J.
Hawks News Room, 225 Superior street.
feb6:l36
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Y. y. nhUCE.
LICENSED CLAL5I OFFICES

LICENSED CLAL5I OFFICES
CLETEI4sD, Ohio, W4sHTEeTos, D g.,
No. I Lymsn's Block, no. 44S Ninth ~
Near the Oeurt House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
sIOO BoHnty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chill
dren, and rightful hers ofsll deceased soldIersi
also
pensions,
to which every discharged soldier oHAs dis-
sbIedin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, IS they are severslly entitled IN
der the law. Also,
Back Pay
aue discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
ProupGly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize EIonsY.
Money dus enlisted three months mer
money due teamsteTs, sud every other class Of
claims growing out OF this or any other var.
We also pay special sttention 10
PATENTS.
~ AVsId UlRim and PGtent AgsRIs who
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE soLDIER's FRrEED," paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
send US your name snd stamp, snd We viii send
acopy ires, or twelve oopies, one each month,
icE Is cents
Apply TO Hs IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your BUSINESS shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfter We have ac-
connlished Ehst we undertake.
sep1O c. g. BRUCE.
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VAIEHTMEs,-A large assortment ct
Wholesale and retail, cheap, at Hawks News
Depot, 225 Superior street. fsb4:l36
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EARNINGs.-The net earnings Of the To-
Iedo Wabash Railway for the last week
IN January compare with those for the same
time last year, as follows;
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To BARBERs.-WANTED- first rate
hand at 4e Public Square. fsb5:l3e
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
VALENTINES VALENTINES
OF every style and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale wholesale and retail st
Bakers News Rooms, z59 Superior Street,
and Hofmsn's Block, near The Postofies.
jan %
FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.
Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
259 Superior Street. JANIS
ON TInE.
rsAH the Daily and Weekly Papers are noE
s cei7sd on time at Bakers, 25S Superior
treet. jsn23.
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HoME Manufacture-Psrson's lnimita-
BILE CamphorAlsd DentEieO. sept2s-H
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YgsL5Ags EoEIgzs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.g
Orders promptly fllsd. Address
CIV. CROWELL 3 CO.,
nu2slsl 2I1 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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~ DIT. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleottopsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis, rheumatism, Scroiulss Neurag1s and 81
nervous diseases, snd diseases Of the Brslni
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
cans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this city
After other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in smother column. Office TO. lis, seneca
-.
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OTEIcE or THE AUDITOB on sTATR, |

I
Columbus, January S6, l6i.
1t Is hereby cest d that tha for going Is correct
cOpF OF the statement and Condition O. ths Wash
.gton Insurance COMPANY, Of hCw York. made to
this 0lhcs for the year LA and Low % hls herein
Wit.ess my hand and seal official y.
[Lsl JAME5 s. GOODMAN,
Auditstr Of at
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Weekly receipts,

The following statement ths1s the weekly receipts
Of Hour and wheat at the aforementioned lake ports
on January -:
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.. ". gags,

Licensed War Claim Agent.
Coiiects Boapties, Pensions, Back PAY, Prize Eonsy
and other War OlsiT1s-
PEPsrsonal Attention "a given 70 the prosecution
Of OlsizuB IN the Departments Is washington.
EEAH persons Esying Claims should aFply IN Per
son, OF y letter, at oncs, and they viii TecalTe
u. W, GAGE,
ootiS-RHs l6s Superior-St., Cleveland, o.
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Receipts af Toledo.
The receipts Of Flour, Wheat, and Corn, at Toledo
on Thursday last, were as follows;
wheat Duah oosJ
OOEn5 Du4
ORtsi
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". hIsOELLAN SoUS.
EUryFyrH-The greatest amount insured In
any on risk, $50 900; have several st
from go 90 to s31 600 usual y.......SlO, ,OOOOO
TyrITTH-Ths greatest amount allowed By
the rules 10 Be insured u any nscltyS
town or village, Discretionary
THIRTEINIH-Thc greatest amount al ed
70 be Insured Ia any one block, dis
c.ettCuary.
FouRrEESTH-Ths an 1uut Of lis capital or
egrninEp, depoe tsd l. any other state
ss security for lOss,s tksrtius nan Ing
n m, with tie amount Il eachs and
Whe her such company transao s any
business o; insuEaace IN said -tate or
States. AiOlc
FrYrrryTH-Ths charter, OF alt Of tnCorpO-
ration # said company IA Dec M
her 1850.
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FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.
WAN TEDI
Fractional Certificates c. c. &C. Stock
HIGHEST PRlOE PAID FOB

a4NI-I7lA z LII ID TUE
GOLD, SILVER, o. S. INTsT. COUPONS
AID
Canada Money,
By E.B. HALE, BANKER,
Ill suPeriSr-St.
E~Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds
%Uneurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febl
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A BUSINESS FOR SAlE.-THE
n Propr.etors of an established light, gentesi
Business on superior St., wish - dispose IL haylDg
ofisr bg-iucss 10 at end l. cluld He carri on by
Lady OF &c tlemau and Lady. The good vii m
teresf and stock win be les than enc thousand dol
lars, the stock now being low. Address box 3s10
Cleveland Post ohce. ianls-l5I
TNGINE FOR SALE.-A SH0oED
Y hand Engine foE ssiss eight hoTse power. wa
s. SoI5 cheap % eask ApFiy sc ths Leader c-1ce.
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Daily Receipts.

MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Daily Receipts.
The following statement shoTs the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the undsrmsntioned places on
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STATE NEW YOEK, Oss
County Ct New lork. =.

FIFTEEETH-Ths Charter, or at Of tnooFpo-
ration # said company IA h Dec M
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OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INs. Co.,
CIaHaland. EahruarY Lat. 1854.

OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INs. Co.,
Cleveland, February lst, 1864.
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for the choice Of i've Trustees TO serve years,
and three inspectors of the succeeding aanual cleo
ton will be FIELD on Tuesday, the 18th inst At the
isBa,lss R;, ssu ''''' " GRo. A TIsDALE, sscy.
TOHN MORAN'S ESTATE.-No
q TIcE is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and q lAlhed Adninistra or Of the es-
tste OF John Moran, deceased, late CleyeIsnd, do
ceased usn2s-l3sl ISAAC COWPkk.
Umpire MINING COMPANY
~ The annual mseling Of the Shareholder IN The
sGOys Company, will be held at the ONCE Of q. A.
Aead 3 Co., Cleveland, Ohio, March Ist, lsS4 At
''ii23s js2s.iss Is n l. " ssefstsiz. sSaS;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That an application was made to the City Coun-
Ell Of the CIy Of Cleveland the 18th day Of Janu-
ary, 1854, BY the Cleveland Pittsburgh Bsilroad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therein
stated, OF 50 much OF Bankst in said City as lies
north Of line drawn parallel with the northerly
line Of Lake-st., and tEenty-tour rods northeTly
the part Of said City Council on the sth day Of naroh'
IsS4 ian4lSg
NOTlCE.-WALDO A. FISHER
Y isthis day admitted partner in our house, IN
der the hrn name Of Z. GaIreIson %.
December ], 1853 Il. GABRETSOE 90.
RENO VAL.
We have this day removed our stock OF Goods from
s. River and 9 MoadOwSFs-, to l45 Water and 46 and
q Uufou-Sta. where with largely increased stock
OF Goods, We shall be able TO offer Inducements 70
purchasers; and shall be happy TO see our olo Gus
tumerg and IS many new ones ss may favor rs with
a call h. GAhRETSOR co.
Decau7b ber I, 1888 dP-e-l4i
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

IN scouting arourthe picket lines on
Yesterday. Mai. Rols came up with y
soldiers widow wirhree little children,
who had not had 4 mihful ofbread in three
days When this wreported in camp the
soldiers divided theralions immediately.
sending aportion tals hait s'arvea ia'ni-
~. saw some m in my company give
the last niece of nj. they had. saying that
,hey wauM mn NJ it longer than next
rattan day. Let tie who sac dawn every
d,y 70 tables heay.,len with the luxuries
ofsIife remember soldiers widow and
li,tle ones. and pile for their wants. aud
we will have NOR MON and less grumb-
ling.
The Moun,aiu,n our left and In our
front are sill eoed with snow. and the
R,nm Ann twtlch swollen to be fnrl-
abls censeoaentee are 0ot in much,lan
ger Of being eap'd out whtn the river
+ Low We have |. very careful. aud when
we sleep keep Owe opep iur lear OF hav-
inp 10 visit the Aeral guard house. Our
rations consist ae fourth ot pound Of
hacon. one nournd fourth as rnrn meal.
or one mound am eisih Of flourper day,
and sumo rice genuine coilee. AMI SUI
s.r enough to 3 good cup fall twice y
day. Yours tr
st. J.P. LOcKilART.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
]. p. L0cKHART.
IA afHE NORTH.

ntSiWNNltuf'' fs' AWa'
Herald of theh has been received. M
Onthe l4tie exeltcmeni of the -oid
muket seen perfectly uncomfortable
AT nne time premium ran up 10 SO
but lell subseigly 10 ia. The Herald
says that ID fluctuations a'e startling
anil omlnous II Grant u defeated ii
The coming paisn @e may hook f.,r !
deluge. Fhias ADVANCED twenty iise
cents and psue 'iel'at.
The resens Iar me expulsion III
Long have ssiadrann. but The tea.
luiians IL ste ~sre lduPle,l--s,es 80.
nass 20.
4 Cunyel OF ilepgblieaus dissatisfied
with the arnt ADMINISTRATION Will bc
he'd III Cbaud an lat ,D.h ei May. ipr
TIE puFpts ngmia..ti.s, candidate fnc
TIE Presfy. i.,aCuiu ir.siiIs are
alarmed O. mnss,nsn,.
Tie re that iron elads are Dai ding
fur the IN France. Nth me canni.
vance 0lfaNsrament. !. reiterated. aad
ofiisIal tkenls hasc Drrn pubiisara IL
tne !" Og Rationale" Para, 10 p,osr
the trutlIe report.
Richs hpr,l Igth.-rhe BIliimae
Gaze i6lh received la.,lay.
bs "a Confederate falue. DE-
nanl suTrenier u Fnsi ii.ncogA IL
ColumBut allosrd resnar u laar
hours prove the ~0ass afd tii.rsa.
The csMsr sent 10 Cara n wv mean.
aflle 40 steamers arrived Il Eu lm-
bus 10: lever Mississippi silh three
tl,pasa etcrans On ti.slr ~ay hnme on
ius.lp, These were landed aud IL ~
besiy s,ald enable the coHlmandani VI
the Rsmaks gu"d his delrbce. Fight
ing l4iurins the entire day. Tie re-
suit r,own. =
rhiieileratss occupied Psducah a.
gaiu ps lalh. Col. Slck!rs. commsa.
der 0 Fort. was suminsned n susren-
der ;clined 10 accedc /. the denand.
'ignkes ssrsmu oi The capture ol
FospS says that tan Tags VI truce,
drmg < the surrender, we're sent ia bot
not sed. A. ; O'clock the rebels
punto The Fort, compelling tie gar
rsosltrcnder. The meaiuais fieads
rnaed an indIscrIminatr slaughter u
v J ~ blacks. Out ol q garr.snn ol
ii red, only tso hundred remained |
al
Zee u lie 5th saws tie French &c.
ealalaInOras without opposition.
PARIS correspondent u the y. York |
TsAss that one vessel built al Bvr.
dr. THE Rebels has been launched.
ia, April lS.-Ihs Allanla papers
tissue to-day. except tie Register.
dprietors Vt the Dtber papers having
ed TO The demands of the printers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
Fot The HiII.soreusA R.eetlr.

Head Quarters co. X. End. ". c. Liralry.
CAMP near the Rapid Ann River, Va.
Apni lolh. lsss.
Ma. iIEARrr: Permit me through your
columns TO Acknowledge the receipt pf
twenty. seven pair ol extraordinary sIoses,
from Miss Patti. Mangum and school, and
the ladies Of thar re:ghboihood They we're
gladly and thankfully received 5y the mem
ber, oi nv company, and have added great.
Is 10 their comfort while riding through the
ram aud piercing winds of bern yir-
gina. MAY the dunors be ii from
he sight Of the insaJin. .e 10
spe ihelr friends return lrt - G
bsfay, with victory perched e. i1eir
. aud peace secured 10 .srifs
II The Sosih.
70 been on picket fof Tie i..s ,erl
re we can have The plsm.rg II
~ our horses on the south .ide of
the Rapid Ann and looking al ;" Mr.. Yanke
On Ilie opposite side IL our hearts cortent.
They want 20 be very friendly and talks-
tive. bat Ne are not allowed 10 hold any
communications with them.
The time has arrived for Us to break 40
wiater quarters, Gil our cartridge boxes, sni
prepare our sharp shooters ior the froot
I'ae soldiers are IN high glee and exceIlsn
health, aud we all have the utmost eoahs
dence in our beloved commanders. wess
think 81 Mr. GrantlsbOund togo up" whs =
he meets Uncle Bob. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

"OS TO RIcnNoSp.' - The New
Sun submits the following views ol
'hlng campaign:
iok Zen. Grant nearly six months 10
Q Nieksburg with an army iof one
ed thousand men. aided by a power
{. Yet yieksburg was only defend
thirty thousand men, and was IN no
et 80 thoroughly fortified as Rich
aud rs approaches, upon tie defence
Ich the rebels can concentrate a force
y Hundred thousand soldiers. Gen.
|, q y understood, does NOT aniicl-
be reduction Of the ciiy by a sudden
:. but BY regular siege and close
imeni. which may possibly continue
81 the entire suinmef. but which is
4 Oi ultimate success. These opera.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

/ generalship. suest
Cur government is hurryinp m.n B. i.
front from all directions. the ,h"ns "aoe
OF recruits that have been 80 louw l"aus IA
the receiving depots and fsyt. of,b;s e. y
and city have been ordered u MS .raa' e
and the veteran regiments in ,hs ror,;e"!
t'ons at washington have been sent a. ,,,..
ironi, their Places being supplied by ,1s
Invalid Corps. Olr estimate Of fonr han ny
drei thousand men for the Virginia e,"' %
pa,gn is not excessive. a'''
The Collapse of Tankee FDaaoe. Nv.
Ena q Me Vdr.-An editorial in the New
York Times d the ID. speaking of ,Ls =,
irasagance that prevails in The Up,ed
States. SAYS: THIS oslentation isken, -
mostly by foreign fabrics, which nnIy .alii
can hay. The specie basis. which aIons
can sustain currency and credit. 4 b,;n,.
mHe and more largely drawn away: AMI
without currency and credi,. no war can
be etiee,aalIs prosecuted. The dispropor.
ton between gold and paper cannot 81 IN
Increasing TOR . great reriod m,lhnut nro.
dnctng financial callapse. Ard ,hnnld
that collapse eane, the war. W. NAV ~.
sure, viii sita'gttwhy eni. Oar t;o,.,n.
ment can practice no suclt repu,lia,i,.,
,h;i,s as the fcbrl 6o. ernm.nt i now es'
saving. There ls ,an mnch mural princ;.
pie ~, leli ~ the Nar,hern people To ,ole.
rair any ilaiiunal rlrpitode III ,hat sor,
Wen y cmnes 10 The paint that This v,y
hennnd. rpn,lia1ion. The war viii he ,h,,.
tlnnrd. snd al lhr -acr,iic-s nur .hI,fer.
have aa,Is n Il will 20 Ior nauslit.'
Ri,hta4ni, April i9.-Aa .iiieial l..
patch ran Mnb,ie ,ays lie Surgeon ii Gen.
lianks- Afs, admits tl,atlhe u,non fafr.s
were rrp4l,ed viii great los, !, Shsr,e.
pnri.
Ihr E.,sx has hsen dlc.lrn. ed by tb,nr.
iloe> up ,hr Red rivef. anil Transport eap-
inred oy The coniedssals..
The Atlanta papers have ebm mpiamis.l
lheir ,lifItel,ies anh ikr rritrr.. ah,Isr.
agap allsai. The coair.Ietacy And f.,e
A3rr ] have sdyancetl their rsir. II .el,.
.cripI"n ts5 nnnth aid SIS lor tinte
nnhfhs ih illd paper. sDa s5 tor Meet.
" taitlHn tnfrf mUnths.
.ar Rack kiusaam Register i, ss,errd hy
4lril'senl farmers. that ihs sr.sias rhcst
. Tie Valley -, srar.ely r.rr .rkcd
aorr promi>it. han 81 .ir.tai
Ia iii eaari Il M.5s,. =. ;;aatss
asi. -, amend -, convicted ) II.
.rimr ann. lls -, lined $3.50. aad
riisnss,. - three n"n,i, lprri,mtmrnI
. ias rnnui, jail.
The Savannah RcpuJiean :. ~
raduction ~ the .rw s1ttrnrp civ
a breught down prices eansldrrabis.
Bns. Gen. Ru.sel. ~ha cpnm4nlri ~
lost a Plymouth. was twice sumasne,l -
rrenirr but refused cnmpIisace, wnen
w ConieL-ratrs csSssel aad gained ,hr
inner wnrk.; the Yankees threw down
heIr arms. Nambrr eaptarc,i nos report
i twenty k,e hundred. exclusive ei ~.
rovs. Am'ns The guns taken Is 4 two
undred rusndef.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

BiG SoLplrR -Thcre i men.ber II thr
18th New York lleayy artillery shu .isal,
.iy feet and eleven INCHES 10 lti. stocking.
and weighs. when in vigorous hraIih. so
ppund.. Ills shpes are number .eighiesr.
and Nheh standing il them l,r tower. ~
above tie ialle.i man il II, resmrni. he
boasts ofhasing lifted 200 p,unds with ms
hand. aud declares not .nly his ability but
willingness 20 give the fist rebel he meets
gsntle hug.
There j, man in onr 81 the Nmih Gar
olina Regiments. stationed in the El.irrn
part of that STATE. who can miten 'his
Yankee Goliath. A communication ~ lbc
WILMINGTON Journal. says that be = A.
least7. measures 55 inehesarnapd
the va ,e lcg. and wears No. Il
shoes. .sl sctfor clothing thi,
!" rebel has 10 as be cant begin
TO wear lbe ~ aes.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

AMASrFmruR,So TowS.--Danyillc, Va.
is becoming quite manufacturing town.
The Register says:
As part Of the machinery lately intro
dnced into this town. we may mention a.
apparatus for knitting. which has just been
put Up and !, now in successful operation.
Il dot being open to general inspection. we
have not had the opportunity Of witnessing
the working ofthis machine. but we under.
stand that Il is a valuable invention Tor
saving labor, as Il will turn out several DO.
zen pairs Of stockings per hour: u -
something new IN ihis land. The Yankees
have heretofore worked the machinery ior
the Southern people. and no doubt thls 's
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
-he Second Congress Of the Confederate States
will assemble al Richmspd on Monday next
Important viciories,-The

Important vicforics,-The news Of The
past week is in high degree cheerin 9. The exPe-
diiioD Of Gen. Banks up the Red River has mel
with a signal defeat. II was composed Of some fory
thousand troops, and forty transports and gun.
boats, with the supposed intention Of sezing shfsse
port and making it the base sT operations against
Texas. Dispatches al Mobile April :0,b, say Banks
was terribly defeated, with loss of eish. thousand
Gen Kirby Smith, it is said captured lhirty.fse guns
two HUNDRED wagons. and two thousand prisoners
Dispatches at Mobile on the Esd report thai Danks
was reuea;;ng On Na,chez, Taylor pursuing. Trans-
ports comlas og, ofRed River loaded with sernied
report that we have captured fOuusse sua5oa'.
aground, pp Red River falls.
Official news was received that gIrbaal iad hesa
captured on the Zazoo river carrying sish, twenty.
fe II pound guns. The stores were removed ani The
boat burnt.
4 dispatch dated Canton, 22d. says that Ttyioi
had captured thousand prisoners four hundred
wagons, ana nineteen pieces ofarsilIsry.
Fuller accounts, il i said, were received al New
Ohesns 81 Banks disaster, but were suppressed ty
the military authOfty.
i Forrest. it aPPears. IS continuing his successful
career ii Kentucky and Western Tennessee
We have accounts also Of gloriousresa,i souh
Carolina. 4 land and water sl,ark ppOa M u-U,b,
under Gen. HOke and ComninIer Cook b.. Seea
complete success. Commander Wood ieIssrsphel
10 Richmond. that abOu, Zoo prisoners uee taken
three oflour h1ndred 81 lhsm negroes; one hundred
thousanJ pounds d bacon. one thousand barrel. Of
-four. and fol garrison outfit Two gunboa,. sunk.
another disatled. and smTl steamer captured" Our
les is reported 10 BE- 24Q killed and WOUNDED.
! As The weather has now become settled. We may
soon I,Ok for important Intelligence FOn Virginia.
t 4 Richmond disPoleh dated on MONDAY, says Gea.
HSks, who commanded Inc lind force. Il Ire assault
% Pymouth has been promoted 10 tie rank u Major
Genrfd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
AilLsburuugt gssarafr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, April ~. 1864.
Gov. vance at rayetteviile, = Gov.


Vance addressed very large audience at Fayette>
villc on Friday last, the whole square being crowded
with ladies. and gentlemen. In the course Of his
speech he showed that he had heen in advance Of
Gov. Brown and Vice President Stephens in opiosi.
tim to the bill TO suspend the habeos corpus. He
read letter addressed TO President Davis protesting
against its passage, and wrote letters 10 Senators and
members of Congress in opposition TO H. He did
no. take a. strong position against the bill ia hi.
Wilkeshorough speech. because he went there TO
allay excitement, hut would take strong grounds
before the Legislature in May. He was Tor peace,
and had written letter 10 Presiden, Davis in De-
cembe last urging that measures be taken 10 close
the war BY negotiations; but thought tina, conveu-
toa in any Of the States at present looking to sepa
rate State action would be njudicious anil tend 10
unharn,onious action. The speech well received
and immense enthusiasm was exhibited.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

Head Quarters Co. X. End. n. c. lIralry.
IaHp near the Rapid Ann River, VI.
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