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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29
DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage of the people of Mauito voc
Calumet, Kswaunee, and Brow counties is So
licited, and they will find it To their ADVANTAGE
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the peope IF those CONF
ties would saw, that for the usrronaee have
received Of them | am very tina kiul, and hope
to have them continue the same, as I am now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
price for all kinda of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29
JOHN NIrkEOGH.

Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker,
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to wcrl
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p. p s. S Yu maybe a litt.l curu. to
kno what my tisel is-ime Asi..sn, Sec,y
of Sundv Scooi Sosiety
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

Died. IN this county. % the 10th Of December last.
sher short but painful illness, Mrs. MAHALA
WALKER. wife Of Nr. Eaton Walker. Ia The 4s,h
year Of her age. The deceased had been worthy
and consistent member q the Baptist church for
thirty years, sdsrnins her professi6a with sodly
life and meek and quiet walh through The ,urmos
and trials Of this unfriendy world. Bu, abs rsmsm.
bsred her Creator In the days Of her yso,h, and her
happy Prii is now no doubt 10 heaven. enjoying tho
bliss and happiness Of those who have washed their
robes and made them white in tie blood Of the
Lamb.
Died, in This psos, 90 the ss,h sf Dccsubc lsss,
Mrs. lane PARKS. 10 ,hs alnssyshlrd ysss u hss
sss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
NOTICE.

HAVING taken special letter of Administration
A on The estate Of DR.. E. VI. SCOTT, deceased,
will offer foI sale at the late residence Of said de-
ceased Tuesday the 18th inst, the following pro.
periy, 10 VII: Mules, Cows, Hogs, Sheep, one two
horse Wagon, one Carriage, Farming Tools, House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture, one set splendid Surgi-
cal instruments, large lot Medical and ether books,
and other articles mol named. Terms made known
on day Of sale.
C. MCoWN. specr. Admir-.
January 6th. 27-lt
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

inS three csnPsstd oftwo physicianssa who shall
declare by thsir certificates these persons who shal
be exempt from service under the act to which this j.
an amendment on account Of mental Or physical dn-
ability, and they shall receive the paHof their rank
and travelling expenses, to be determined BY the Al
jutant General.
Sec. s. Re it further enacted, That tho Guard for
home defance shsud they be called into service "
the Goveraor, shall receive the same pay, rasns and
allowances soldiers in the Confederate States sw
vice. and shall be subject 10 the rses and articles Of
war Of the Confederate States.
Sec 7. Be il further enacted, That when the pres-
sure Of public danger shall prevent the obsevanue
Of such rule, the said Guard for home defence shal
not be called into service asse, bu. BY drafts sfa
number Of mea from each convenient company . 90
in make up the aggregate force required.
TO Sec. g. Be it further ensctsd That ths act shall bs
force and tPke effect from and after its ratification
R.s. DGNNELL, 8. II. c..
GILES MEBANE, o. 8.
STATE OF EoRrR CARoIiEA.
I, JIo. p. H. Rvu, Secretary Of State, in and FIR
the ststc Of North Carolina, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy Of the original on fls il
this efics.
Given under my hand this 18th December, 1853.
Up. =. RUSS, Sec. of State.
II, The company drills required by the frst ssstisa
Of the foregoing act will take pscs On the second Sa-
turday Ia the months Of Jansary, February, March,
May, June July, August September, November and
December sld the Battalion drills on ths second sa
turday in the months Of April and October.
III. The.third section Of the foregoing &C. Is ess
strued TO mean that the parties enunerated are on.
emPt fion drlls, apprshendag dssertsrs, and other
ordinary duty Of the Guard for Home Defsuce, but are
net exempt from duty when the Guold for Home De-
fence is called into service 70 repel invsssn, sappsss
insurectieR, or TO exeslis the laws Of the State.
By oidsr Of Gsvernsr VANCE,:
I. O. GATLIN.
AdIutsnt General
December 38. as-ar
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
Executive Department North Cars1
Adjs.ant Generals Office,
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1895

No. 9.
THEfcllswisg sei oi the General Assembly {
Nerth Carolina 10 published for the iniorns
iioa Of ell esnssrnedt
IA .Acs 10 amend an .4ct in relation 10 che
Matte and Guard for Hone Defence.
Sec. |. Be IL ssse.sd By she General Assembly Of
the State Of Nsrh carsins, and il 10 hereby enacted
By The authority Of the same, That nsthsr the Gov.
srns Of this State, nor the officers acting under an
act n,i6ed on The 7h day Of July, 1854 entitled
ael relslisn 70 the Militia and Guard fsr Nome.
Defence" shall call osi for Sll o. muster the persons
tnrolsd under said acl, osner ihsa once month In
company drill or oflsnsr than twice year In sat,al-
Ion dill, which batialjsn drills shall take ihe place
Of he company drills for the month In which they are
sppoia.ed, unless when called into actual service 10
rpcl inssssn OF suppress insuee.ion or 10 execute
the laws OF The Stale.
Sec. .. Be II further enacted, That the Governor
shall have the power TO use the Guards Tor Hone De-
fsncs Tor the purpose Of aresing esnscrps aud do
seers; Provided. they shall net be ordered upon this
du,y beyond the mits Of the sssn,iss 10 which they
reside os The counties sdjscen, thereto.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That in addition 10
the plions contained in The sci 70 which ths ia
az amendment, thers shall Be exempt county con.
nisssnen appointed under sn oct entitled - An act
si the relief Of wives and families Of soldiers in the
army" regular millsrs. blseksnths who have es,sb.
lishsd shops, necessary operatives 10 factories and
fsurdrss, the Attorney General. Solicitors Of The 60
vel circuits and eosalies, physicians of Eve years
practice, esntraeioo with the stsie OF Confederate
govsmneni. one editor TO each newspaper and The
necessary esupssitos, mall csrrisrs. professors In
colleges and tsaehcu In sosdeuies: Prorided. that
this exemption shall oaly apply 70 The diiIls spe-
ei6sd Ia this BILL and net 10 service wksa he Guard
fof Hsns Defence 10 called into The Geld.
See. Z. Be |. further snse,ei, That for failure 10
siissd st battalion Or tesimsntsl drill sseh Geld en-.
ssf shall forfeit ssd pay enc hundred dollars, each
Captain and ether efhesn rhs shall fsilts muster sad
drill lhdr companies The times sppsaisd shall forIsi.
asd pay fss each failure fhy dsllss. and II Q nee.
sonnisslsnsd sfesr Or private shall fail 10 attend all
any drill 10 shall forfeit ssd pay net iess iAsa Avs
nor acre thss twenty-five dslsy; Prsuidxi, sAst|
every sbssasss sAsA bs allowed until the nsrs sssssr
. usks hs excuse. The Asss shall bs si3ulss6 Iy|
sssissassl end .esspsay sssHs nsri.i, ssl Nd
nsau ere V % sotsssd sp ssd tAs asss csisssi al
he zane ns1s ssl In sssssdsses visA he nissss
Lac q Nsssh eafsas. pssssd q ~ sssssl sssSss|
u tAs osasNl Assnbiy, 1851.
Zee. 8 De u further sasesss. rAN - essvsss|
0snsfal, by sai with he saviss saa sssssas Il he
eevsnss, nsy sppsiai sssgisL ksar1a ass szsssl.|
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
Notice-Confederate Tax.
December 80. /.

Notlce-Confederate Tax.
TNHE Assessors for Orange County, with the Csl-
= lectsr, will attend al the following times and
places 6r the purpose Of taking list Of Salaries,
Incomes and Profits, as imposed BY Sections 7ih ana
eh Tax Act; also, the grsss Quantity Of sales Of al
registered psrssns viz: Merchants, Tanners, shss-
makers, Butchers, Manufacturer, &c.
The. Collector will be prepared 10 receive the Tsr
neat cattle, Business and Professions and all 9th
er tax that may be due at that time.
At White Cross. on Monday, 4th January, 1854.
Thomas J. Cstes's, on Tuesday the 6th.
. j. w. Miles's, on "Wednesday the sth.
" Cedar Grove, on Thursday the 7ih.
:. Tolar's, on Friday the sth,
Hillsboroush, on Saturday and Monday, Tie Oh
and llth,
. Caldwell, on Tuesday the 18th.
I. Red Mountain, on Wednesday the 18th.
Aangums stsre. on Thursday the l4th.
Lipseomb's, on Friday the 18th.
Durham's, on Monday the l7tk.
.Gunter's, on Tdssday the 18th.
: Chapel Hill. es Wednesday and Thursday, The !,
18th and 2oth.
All Tar payers are requested 70 attend prempxy,
with their lists mads eat, and aysii the penalties Sf
w lH.M. c. sTRoUp,7
n. A. Angler,
Decsmbsr 10. 36-4w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
MARRIED.

In this county, on the aa.h 'a December last, by
Dr.. G. ]. Freelsad. Mr.. JAMES s. BALL 10 Miss
EMILY Il. JACKSON. daughter iof Mr. Jacob
Jackson. sll of,hi. county.
D- Raleigh Standard please copy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

proposes to laya tax Of four per cont. upon
the present valuation Of property. very
heavy discount being offered as an induce
ment to tax-payersto pay their taxes with
in short period.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
Dividend No. 9.-Hillsboro' Savings
Institution.

"A Meeting Of tie Directors Of the Hillsbsro'
q Savings Institution this day held, Dividend Of
Twenty per cent. upon the Capital Stock was de-
cIared for the last six months payable on the 10th
instant JOHN u. KIRKLAND, Cashier,
January lst. 27-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

rHs CuRREEcr Biz. - The Examiner
ssJs, the bill 81 the Cursescy Committes
vas. on Thursday. read befsre the Hsuse
II Representatives Ia secret sessisn. We
understand the bill rslies upon taxation.
'aad oct spsa fusdias. Gee The rsdsctisn Of
'ss presses, isastsd essrsaey. lth ssid !,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
Horses and Mules for Gsla

TUE ssbsoribsr odsn o. sAls ssvsssl vSauNk
y vssk ssd hsssd MA1Es. and . psk = nA -
usis& Ansas tAsa b vsu nss AlsskA 0A1A
sAas ~ a. szes'isst Mssssa ooxf. sAlsA -
sh vilA NJ nAsA Ash y 59i.-'
AinAsssssh Mseis.
= s,..Asds4 su0a plU@s~t-r
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
NOTICE.

HAvlNG.si a Nsvsmb~ Term. 1858. u 0rsss.
"A Csunty cssrs, qusli6sd o. Adminbirasof spsa
the sstae Of D. G. GARRARD, deceased. setiss .
hereby given 10 all psrsons indebted to nsks pay
ussf and ell having claims 10 present tAsn. or IL
notice. villbs pleaded In bar Of rsssrsy.
JOHN W. GARkARD. Aan'r.
December n. ae-sw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
HOUSE AT PUBLIC SALE

I WILL offer Tor sale on Saturday he sih sf lana
ary NEXT, 10 the isWn sf HiTsborssEh. he hssss
now occupied and used as ihs Telegraph and Rssr
Once. to the highest sidder. on credit sfiI mssihs
the purchaser TO give bond and approved ssssriiy,
and the honse 10 be renewed frsn the land when -
qarsd by the guardian Of Colunbus Niehsls.
G. M.LATIMER. Adm'r.
December le. sk--tSs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
C A 4 D

TUNING attended to a. heretofore. Strings and
= repairs extra.
HENRI BAsELER.
Dseenbsu orb, 1888. 24-sn
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

ContrOllig Qsartermaster's Once,
Raleigh, Dee. =, 1858.
A IL Csmmunieaiions relating 10 Tar 10 Kisa,r
"A should be addressed 10 ne 90 Csnlfsllias Qosr-
Jnsser Of the siss. !, nnu.
Major, and Controlling Q. n. Nc!
Dssenber t6. aS--1~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
Select Boarding and Day School,

.HILLsDoRoUGH NJ
TINE Misses NASH and Miss KOLLOCK will
4 reopen their School the goth Of January, 1864.
Terms for Day Scholars as follows:
Tuitisn in English, $75 90
q" Instrumental Music, rs 90
Vocal =" rs 90
Use of Instrument for Practice, 20 90
Tuition in Ancient and Modern
Languages, each, IS 90
Tuition in Pencil Drawing, IS 90
&" Crayon 40 90
Bills invariably halfin advance.
January 9Th. 27-lmpd
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
NOTICE.

SHALL offer for sale at my house in HILLSIDE
rough, on Thursday the 18th day of January
iustani. large lot Of Household and Kitchen Fur
ni.ure consisting in lpan Of Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Crockery Ware Of all descriptions, and all necessary
articles for The Of the Kitchen together with ma
ny other articles not enumerated.
Terms CASH, or notes with good security, paya.
ble six months after date. EzA
PHEBE CLANCY
January 9Th. 27-tds
"A LARGE COOKING STOVE, complete, for
= sale; together with three or four large Ovens,
and other castings, all complete, will be sold at the
same time and on the same terms. Come all, and
see, sud buy.
WALTER A. THOMPSON.
January 9Th. a7-tds
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06


RESUMPTION OF ExcHANaE.-We are glad
to see that the enemy have sent home 500
OF our soldiers, and tina. 500 Yankees have
been sent in exchange for them. Butler
has been appointed Commissioner Of Ex.
change on their part, and though beast" :"
ne may be, he has shown his good sense by
resuming the exchange at once instead Of
continuing the correspondence which his
predecessors had been carrying on with
commissioner ouid. Progress.
The Richmond Whig Of Monday says: !:
The flag Of truce steamer New York, arri-
we'd at City Point, SATURDAY. with five hun
dred Confederate prisoners - not sick, or
wounded = sent to be exchanged for the
same number Of Yankee prisoners. 1t ap-
pears from late Uulted States journals. that
Beast Eutler has been appointed Csmmis-
sioner for the exchange Of prisoner rs in place
OF Gen. Meredith; and as we are not ad-
ylsed OF any negotiation between Judge
Ould and the Beast, the presumption is
that the latter has commenced his agency
by resuming the exchange Of prisoners
deferrIng the negotiation. (if any can be held
with him. until the number oil prisoners on
each side is reduced by mutual exchange.
We learn that five hundred Yankees were
sent down to City Point last night.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06
BLADDERS | BLApDERSl!

BLADDERSi BLADDERSil
TWILL pay Fay cents (se) sr Beef and Tusay.
6ve fsr hog BLADDERS. fhsy nsa b VA
cleaned and kept blown up until psrjseily Dry. sAsa
they esn b pressed iosslhsr aud ssst 70 ne By Er-
pres. When twenty-five o. more ne ssat si tins
uilpay ,hs freight
n !. SAUNDERS.
Chapsl Hill. N. o.
nossahsr U 49,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

RoBBERy. - On "Wednesday night last,
two armed men (suppused to be desetters)
went 10 the house vi Mr.. Samuel Davis,
who lives on the Potter road about twelve
miles from this place. and demanded his
money. Mr.. Davis being an old man, was
unable to resist. and therefore had 10 give
up all the money he had, about sl, 900.
We have heard Of similar depredations in
other sections. Ia one or two instances,
poor women we're robbed Of all the proyl-
slsns they had. Charlolte Dem.
BARN BURNT. On Saturday night the
lzth INST. the barn and ITS contents Of Mrs.
klizabrth Walker (widow oil Rev. James
Nslker) was destroyed by FIRE. There is
no doubt but that il was the work Of an in
eendiary. thought 10 be desrrter who has
been iufking.iu ihe neighborhood for some
inc past. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-01-06

0Us Lsssrs IN Easr TKxSEssEE.-Our
losses by the enemy gaining possession Of
East Tennessee, says a .corrosposdent of
the Atlanta lntelligencer. sre incalculabIe.
We are not only deprived Of the vast 6our
mills Of that country. which previously
supplied the whole army. but also of vast
machine shops and depots which we had
extensively organized at Knsxville. Be.
sides this. we are now entirely cut or from
the coal. iron and copper mines Of that re-
gien. which we're worth milIiens 10 as.
The copper rolling mills Al Clea,ei,nd,
which were superiniended by Col. Pest,
the government agent. aud which were
burnt by the enemy. furmerly turned out
5000 pounds Of copper per day. Over
three millions Of pounds had been deliver.
ed 70 the government. This was the onry
copper rolling mill in the country, and
which kept Us supplied in copper for caps
and cannon. This is among our l.sses of
the battle Of Chattanooga. which are spo-
ken OF as merely resulting in a few thou
sagd men and thirty.eight cannon.
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DErRAcT1oN loves a shining mark. As
Capt. Cutie would say, consult your copy
book and when seen make not ont, But
those Of M'Clellans friends who have con-
cluded that this young General is the best
abused man this country has ever known,
are greatly mistaken. If they will but turn
to the files of q paper called the Aurora,
published, in Philadelphis during the last
century, the Washington correspondent OF
the New York Journal Of Commerce says
they will find that George Washington was
denounced, day after day and month after
month as . liar, scoundrel, . cheat, thief,
and IS man almost unfit to live. The good
and great Washington withstood all those
Internal epithets, and his detractors are
only rendered to be dispised. May not a
similar fate be the Inheritance Of the dema-
gogial enemies of AcClellan21
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fhA folin0 -
WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER.

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more than those who, however, exalted they may
be in place and power, seek to violate its proVis,
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Upon the coming events of the year rest the
entire hopes Of the People and Government. We
are in the midst Of bloody and protracted Civil
War It's duration and close depends upon q
wiser, traer and more patriotic policy than we
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may be wanted
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"AT+ THE EiLhST." |"

Man goeth forth unto his work en-.
And to his labor until the evening.
The stream is csimest when it nesrs the tide, 81
The flowers are sweetest ct eventids, - aiETaAs
And birds most musical ct close Of day, 72agEs
And saints divinest when they pass away. 40
Morning is lovely, but hoher charm
Lies folded close in Evenings robe of balm;
And weary man must ever love her best, i8jIi
For morning calls to toll, but nishtto rest.
She comes from heaven, and on her wings doth
bear ...a-. e1.aS'
holy fragrance like the breath of prayer; 3
Footsteps of angels followed in her trade,
To shut the weary eyes Of day in peace.
All things are hushed before her, as she throws
Ger earth and sky her mantle Of rsposs;
There is q calm, beauty, and power
Tn at morning knows not in the evening hour. d ]
Until the evening" we must weep and TOLL :
Plow lifes stern furrow, dig the weedy soil, 81
Tread with sad feet our rough and thorny way,
And bear the heat and burden Of the day.
Oh! when our sun is setting, may we glide,
Like summer evening, down the golden tide; p
And leave behind US rs We pas. away,
Sweet, starry twilight round our sleeping clay.
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Dahlgren's Orders to be Pho
tOgraphed. : r. r
From the Richmond Sentinel Match %,

The papers Of the United States are af-
fecting increduity as to the papers found
upon the body of 'Dalhgren. Some stoutly
deny them through policy-of such is the
Ecening Post Others dispute them, be-
cause they say they are unwilling to credit
-uch infamy of their Government. Others
again qualify them. Fitzpatrick says that
though Dahlgren's special orders" set
forth that ''the men must keep together,
and we'll in hand, and once in the city, it
must be destroyed, and jeff Davis and Cab
met killed. it vas only meant thst they
should be killed, If, after capture, they at
tempted to escape. According to this lu-
cid exposition, the city, too, would have
been in no danger, if, after capture, it
should make no attempt to run away
The New York Herald has another theo-
~. 1t says the words which speak Of the
assassination Of the President were inter
polated here. The Herald isa valuable Wit
ness to the authenticity of the dispatches
and to the cool deliberatiou with which
the scheme of vilIainy they unfold, was de-
termined upon. After Fitzpatrick had set
out on his expedition, but bis failure un-
known, the Herald exultant with hope, re-
vealed its OBJECT, declaring that Fitzpatrick
had gone to turn loose the Federal prisoner
and "sack" Richmond. This much mean,
every thing. 4g HSAs s. - -
As to the interpretations which it alIsges
the world will soon haze the opportunity
of Judging. The papers have been exhib
tied to the French Consul in this city, and
they nave been ordered to be photographed
by the State Department, and copies viii
be sent to the Courts of Europe Thess
fac sinilss will show whether there have
been any determinations or erssases, and
they will be put to shame the falsehoods o
most atrocious and utterly dishonorable
purpose and endeavor. QsaG5 % Sc Il
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:. ,THuRspAY night t1fast two companies each
Of the 9th an 5th Yifginia and l4th Penn

). ,THuRspAY nightIfsst two companies each
ofthe 9th an IN Virginia and l4th Penn
,syiHanis SHere scuf onG scout to Winches'
tesand Nerfown, Major Hunter command
ing. They reached w Winchester Fsidsy eve
aissssaI aii65ssa TEeY made an dash into the town
and aamplataly surprised She command oi
stAas sEaarrillsI Gilmpre, which ran away
White our 49esswererin the town, larger
fofce0d d the eheny aaadea dash ION them
and they in turn were compelled to fall back
to the main forcs.s1 - The rebels followed, and
cantnred so1ae g,s twenty Iof our men before
they reached their support Our main force
forces pursuing them beyond Winchester;
when night overlook them. The rebels es
capped over Cedar Greek, which was toe
much swollen from recent heavy rams to
allow our forcssr to 60 further in pursuit.
Anumber of the enemy's dead were found
along the road. u Nine Of our men were Kill
ed. The rebel force numbered about 25o.