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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10
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SGsni.Weeksy Edition.


This edition is published every Wednesday
and Saturday, and eacl number contains the
entire Local and General News and Markets
of six editions OF the Daily papcr-tDatboaa
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Tie Largest Paper az the State and
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It is Published every u ednesday, and printed
every Monday evening 1t contains eight
pages OF six columns each, filed with the
cream of the Daily, carefully selected and ar,
ranged, together With a review of the Mil
waukee Produce, Grocery, Dry Goods, and
Hardware Markets, and the latest tclegraphic
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Each nuUber will contain several columns of
original and selected Literature, Tales, Sketch
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t..-'a "a: WIN. E. CRANER,
Oct. Is, 1853. ... Milwaukee,
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ME" GOODS

WE are now in receipt Of, and are cen
W stantly receiving new goods of all
kinds heretofore kept by US, and have in ad-
dition /, 9ne assortment of DRY GOODS =
We shall always make prices at the bottom
of the market. Sc eaH round and see us be-
fore buying.
KNAPP Sc PTRDY.
Grand Rapids, Oct. ist, 1858
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FTHE STEAMSHIPS of this line commence
l. TWICE daily trips between Milwaukee aad
Grand Haven, in connection with the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
Obituary.
July ~,

Died, Of the hospital at Losisa Court House, Va,
on the 2sth Of May last Of wound received ia battle,
Corporal WILLIAM 4. BAITY, Of 60. q. 5.h n.
G. l., aged IS years and Is days. On the 18th Of
July, 1862, he left his home and went forth 1. NEE,
the enemies Of his country. He was faithful in the
discharge Of his duty and ever ready al his post. or
the miny who have fallen in this terrible struggle, the
country has to mourn the loss Of no better soldier
that the subject Of this nsce Never complaining
10 the midst Of the greatest harjships. never weary
Ing on the longest marches, never ALTERING in The
6erccst storm Of battle be wss ono Of those soldier
who made Lees grand army insinciblo. lie was
with Lees army oil through Maryland and Pennsyl.
yania. and hc tough. brayely in the great battle At
Gettysburg and Characteristic. After his return
from Maryland and Pennsylvania, he received fur
Tough TO visit his home, which was but for short
time. On his return back 10 camp he mads profess
sion Of religion, and was waitiHg until he should 90
home to unite himself with the Baptist Church. lie
went home and has joined the general assembly Of the
Church Of the FRS, Born in heaven. For several
weeks his wound was very painful. but sustained by
the grace Of God no bore his suBerings with great
patience and foitude. He olen expressed great lie.
sto 70 sec his wife and little children which were so
dear 10 him. lie was true devoted husband, kind
hearted father, and faithful and loving brother. Our
friend and brother soldier Corporal Wm. ]. Baity,
leaves father mother, three sisters three brothers,
and wife and three little children 10 mourn bis un
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

200 MILTON CLOTH for Ladies' Clocks,
wv 500 lbs. Blue Stone,
100 lbs. Cream Tartar,
500 liz Sole Leather aHd Shoe Knives,
French Cafand Lining Skins,
rs yards Irish Linnen.
SO yards Swiss and Null Muslin,
Black and colored Grape,
50yaris Ita Ian Silk,
$50 yards Solid Moulne De Lains.
> 100 packs Mourning Envelopes,
go dozen Staff Buttons,
so dozen Palmetto Staff Buttons,
Boot and Cater Webbing,
80 gross Steel Pens,
1000 yards Skirt Braid,
100 yards Canton Flannel,
1000 Shoe Strings.
100 lbs. Spice and Cloves,
Gilt Lace and Buttons,
300 papers Tacks. assorted,
30 Yards Bird Eye Diaper,
Sealing Wax.
For Sale by
II. n. BROWN & co.
September %. 65-
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timely loss. But they mourn not AZ those without
hsPe, for Gsd called him from the error Of his w,y.
iorgave his sins, took away all fear Of death and spoil
cd tho victory Of the grave, and he now sleeps swee,.
" In the arms Of Jesus, who hath said, Come unto
mo- oil 70 that are weary and heavy laden, and will
give you resi- w. IT.
Died, at the residence of his mother in this connie
on the 9TH instant, ROBERT G. THOMPSON, aged
u years, months and days. He was nemb.,
Col. Mallstfs battalion which left Raleigh in Nav
last, and with many others, was sen. 10 Charleston &
Z. Not being used to tina, hst climate, hs was taken
with the sea fever, and sent to the Naval Hospi.
tal where he suffered much for three weeks. His ma.
ther on hearing Of his sickness, went and bro upbt
MIN home; after which be suffered greatly for three
weeks, till the kind messenger Of death sailed him
away. But he has left scene Of bloody strife for
resting place beyond this vale Of tears where the roar
Of cannon and the bursting Of shells are never heard
he made profession Of faith in Christ last fall and
gave satisfactory evidence that he had gained the vic.
'oD over death and the grave through the atoning
blood Of the Saviour The mother brother and sisters
Of our friend have met with severe trials this being ba
third brother they have followed 10 the grave i. less
ihan fourteen months. They have known how sad
thing u Is to drink the cup Of SORROW and bereaye.
insnt Had that brother gone 70 the grave stranger
TO the hope Of heaven, had he died without trust in
theis'e Of Christ with what feelings Of sadness wo u
they have bewaed his fall But God called his stray.
ing child. and Orgave all his SINS and he now seeps
in the aims Of the blessed Saviour His body rest.
in the narrow grave, there to remain m the sound of
the last trump, when it shall rise with those sainted
brothers BY whose side il sleeps. and accompany
them to that place q eternal happiness where neither
sickness, sorrow or pain find entrance. About sir
hous before his departure, his mind, which had been
wandering, became perfectly clear and tranquil. Sc.
veral times during the day and the day preceding Ia
would sing !" am going. am going home, to die no
more; and also begged his brother and sisters that
stood around his bed not to srieve aer him. In the
dusk Of The Sabbath the messenger Of death came
ne gently fell asleep, and passed away 10 that bourne
whence 20 traveller returns.
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A
ANOTHER OUTRAGEOUS PRETENsrsS. !.
Richmond Wing says: 1--WE learn Beast
Butler has addressed letter to Col. Ould
informing that gentleman that as BY law ali
citizens Of the Confederate States between
the ages OF seventeen and fifty are liable
to subscription, 1t will be Inferred by the
Yankee armies, for the future, that ali our
citizens between those ages bel ong to the
serv'cs, and they will be taken, wherever
found, as prisoners Of war;
Gen. kirkland has been assigned 70 the
command Of Gen. Martins brigade. who
has been relieved for olher service Gen.
Mckae Commands Kirkland's old brigade.
and Col. Goodwin, Of the 57th N. G.. Regi.
ment. has been appointed Brigadier Gene
raj. and assigned 10 HOke's old brigade.
The remains of Gen. Morgan have been
deposited in HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, at
Richmond, there to remain until the end of
the war. when they can be removed to his
native Kentucky.
Riley eagle. Of Montgomery county.
Company <. 10th N. e. Regiment, a noto.
rious deserter and rubber and the murderer
OF an old man named Simmons, has been on
trial Tor a.coasiderable time at Petersburg.
lie was finally convicted. and was shot on
the 18th of this month.
.FiaE IN AnERIcus. GA.-Macons.Aur. 81.
"A special telegram from Fart Valley to-
day, SAYS that t.ere was a large fire AZ
Americus last night. Prices warehouse.
SIX hundred bales Of cettsn, and o. build.
ings we're buraed. Supposed to be the
work Of an incendary.
soRsHus.-rhe Salem Press saws: A
worry hue healthy milch COW in this vicini.
~ pastured one night in cane patch, and
on the next noInins she was thought to be
10 state Of founder. She died, however.
IN lev hours; upon being opeued the seed
oil the cane was found lodged in the second
stomach. and had Gu, through the outer
and inner coatinss. turning all the gastric
juice into the cavity Of the body.
Ii would be we'll for farmer, to note this
and keep their cattle from the seed oil sor-
ghum.
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NOTICE-TRADING MEN.

THE Undersigned will be Al HilIsborourh On Fri.
= day and Saturday the 7lh and 9Th Of October.
and at Chapel Hill on Monday and Tuesday the 10Th
and llth 10 list all Taxes unlisted, and also to take
The hist Of Profits from l7th Of February to LIST July.
1864 also Gross Sales from LIST July to LIST October.
1854. and any other taxes still due.
Tax payers are requested to attend with their lists
made out according to law. and avoid the penalty Of
fasre.
HIM. C. STROUD,
NJ A. Angler, assessors.
September 90. SIS
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Notice - Confederate Taxes.

THE ASSESSORS for Orange County will At.
= tend at Hillsborough on Friday aad Saturday.
The 9Th and Sih Of October, and at Chaps, HiIl IN
Monday and Tuesday, the 10th and 18th. AlITar
payers who have no. listed are earnestly requested
to attend with their lists made cut according 10 opr
former notice.
The Assessors for Tax in Kind, will attend al the
same times and places for the purpose of taking the
lists Of all delinquents Of Wheat, Oats, Rye, cured
Hay and Wool.
H.M.C. STROUD, ! A.......
M. A. Angler, assessors
September 81. ca
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UsErUL TO HoUs1KEEpERs.- plant
commonly known as water pepper" or
smart weed" which may now BIO found
"a abundance along our bitches, roads.
lanes aud barnyards. is an effectual and
certain destroyer Of the bed bug. A strong
decoctioa is made of the herb, and the
place infested with The insect washed vel
With Il. Elder berry leaves, laid upon the
shelves OF safe or cupboard will also
dive away reaches and ants, while the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

The Prince and Princess Of Wales EN- :
hatked on tue 2lst inst. at Dundee for Den.
mark.
IL is reported that Princess Dsgmar.
second daughter 81 King Christian. o. Den
mark. j. about Ia be bctrnthed TO the Car
witch, the eldest son Of the Emperor Of
Russia also, that The King Of Greece is to
marry Russian Princess.
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n E w TER NJ s .

Arscent large advance in the price Of paper CON.
Pes ~ To raise the price Of the Recorder to ssh, dol.
lars year, Or four dollars for sr months. payable in
advance Other reasons have long prevailed why
We should greatly increase the price Of our paper
Before the war; the price Of the Recorder would have
purchased 10 or II pounds Of butter 20 dozen eggs,
i~o " three bushels u meal. so or 100 pounds o.
hour. &c. We have now 70 pay from twenty TO one
hundred prices cor every thing We buy. Il will be
seen. therefore. tina, price is no, yet up to tho
TIMES We cannot expect to live to see return TO
the old stats q things; bu, may ve not hope ,ha,
those II our subscribers who have provisions TO spare
will take the matter into consideration. and let their
payments he made in those articles at so near 81 APP
Ptoach % equitable price. 10 restore 10 our table
comfortable share Of the bounles Of Providence
thur advertising rates will continue as heretofore,
with the exception tina, ten lines will be considered
squaie instead Of fourteen.
July "a.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TAX In KIND.

Il AN now ready 10 receive tho Tax in Kind due Nv
the Farmers ia this section, consisting Of Wheat,
Rye, Oats. Cured Hay. aud Wool. Wheat to be de-
iyesed in bushels Of 60 pounds, Rye Sc and Oats -
pounds. Oats must he thrashed. Produce within
twelve miles Of depot OIL Railroad will no, 81
received nj any interior depot Transportation will
be allowed Tor the whole distance at the rates ixea
by the State Commissioners under the Imprsssrsea.
Act Producers must deliver the above articles w
the lsi day Of October nett, and thereby save nsEl
selves the penalty Of Eve times the estimated value.
II. c. STROUD.
q. NJ. Agent, Hillsborosgh. n. C.
August a. ss-4w
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TuE PoLIsH SrRueoLE.-The profit aud
loss Of the Polish struggle is being made
up at last. The British Gazette says that
during the sixteen months Of the struggle
$4,000 insurgents we're killed or severely
wounded; 36i were condemned to death
by military tribunals. and IS. 900 persons
less compromised we're transported to ST.
IBERIA.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law, Sept. Term. 1864.
Thomas Long vs.. Alexander Borlsnd.
Original Attachment.
September 81.

Original Attachment.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that
tho defendant, Alexander Borland, has removed
out Of the State, or 50 absconds or conceals himself
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
him Il is therefore ordered by the Count. that publ.
cation be made in the Hisborough Recorder for sir
weeks, notifying the said Alexander Borand. that
unless he appears at the next term Of this Court to
be held 81 the Court House in Hillsborough on the
second Monday in March next then and there TO re-
pleyy and plead according to law, he will be proceed.
ed against in the same manner as il he had been ser.
we'd with process and had failed 10 sppcaf and plead
Witness, Jshn w. Siler, Clerk Of our said Court,
AZ Office Ia Hisborough, the second Menday Of Sep.
""''' ''O" JOHN w. SILER, Clrk.
Sep,ersbet III. Price adv. $2o:50 Ca CIV
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

AN away from the subscriber in Jsae last, Z
:, osand Girl. black. about sixtees years Of age.
Her right arm, having been injured BY machinery.
has been amputaied. All persons are forbid harbor.
ing o. employing her. under the penalty Of the Jaw.
N. G. GATES.
Septembet IA CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Headquarters ID Military District, DentN.C.o
and Seuthera Virginia,
Wilmington. N. 9. Aug. 80, 1864.
a LL PERSONS. nosresidents Of Smithyille. arc
requested to refrain from applying at Hesequar-
'ers is permission to visit the Forts or 60 down the
river IN the Government Steamers This Is address,
ed . persons living at distance, especially ladies.
IN the hope Of preventing fruiiess journey fron
their homes. Upon consideration for the present
a. least. will permission be given to pass upon the
Government boats. When circumstances will admit
o. relaxation Of this rule, due notice will be given.
Packages for soldiers at The different posts will bs
delivered TO Capt Granger. A. q. NJ. They should
oe suitably marked. and be will be responsible fos
their safe delivery ihrough bis agents.
Official: w. H. c. WHITING,
Major General.
MAJ and A. A. General.
September 2. 6a-su
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fros PsRis.--'rhe last link in the rail-
"a, which connects Paris and Madrid is
hes conveying passengers. and The tune
between the t~o capital. is only thirty-6 i've
h"ur.-disiance $40 miles: iare tor nrst
class los francs. or about s32. The road
has been constructed mostly with French
noscy. ard bs French engineer. aud French
enterprise. No road was msre needed
Than thI. one. When the ro,d from Rome
10 Milan. and ihr rnr fruln Peslh 10 Con.
.tantinoplp are finished, all the great CAPT
tai, ui Europe. from II. Petersburg TO Ma.
pies. and from Madrid 10 Constsntihople,
will DO placed IN railroad communicates.
The tune Letween ST. Prtersburgh and
Madrid. by way Of Berlin. Cologne. Paris
and Bordeaux, is los hours.
Cor. " u Triruae.
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N o 7 G Z

rTVHE undersigned having qualified as executors Of
Il the last will aud testament Of HARRISON
PARKER, deceased, at August term Of Orange
County Court, hereby notify all persons having
claims against said deceased 10 present them TO-
payment within the time prescribed by law, Or this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery. And
all persons indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment.
Il. M. HOLT, IT,
JESSE W. PARKER = :"
September Z. 6s-
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Undertaking, at HiIlsborough.
NHE subscriber is Prepored to farnisL Mahogany
COFFlNs Of all sizes. at enc or i've hours no.
tee. They can be forwarded o. the trains BY Rail-
road q sns hours notice.
JOHN CHEEK, Agent.
September IA. sa-sn
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CA R D

TNUNlNG occasionally attended to in HILLSIDE.
rough. Charges ans Aui" the price before the
war. to be paid in corn, forage at old plces,
7 their equivalent in money al present rates, from
och a. cannot furnish such articles. Repairing
one on the same terms. From the above terms
will net jsyiate. x,,
HENRI BASELER.
august 81. 6l-sm
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GrosGE Is. McCLELLAS.-The Charleston
Courier says II is stated that Mcclellan
vss born IN Columbia. 3. c.. and that his
,rcopd name. Benjamin. was given for an
uncle benjamin Harrison Of that city, aud
dss,rs' ininrm,tion from some csrrespou.
dent IN the paint.
We believe the above to be entirely err
rearaus. Gen. Mcclellan was. we are al :
mast confident. born in Pennsylvania aud
he has alten laId one Of the Editnrs nf this
paper. before this war was insugurated.
that he was named Tor our distinguished
f-llow. citizen. Hon. George E. Badger,
~ho was warm personal friend Of his Ia
,arr in early life. We think il very Ger.
Tau. thar the Chicago nominee is named
Gorge Badger Mcclellan. and that he .as
bsrn ~ psnnsyi,anis. Confederate.
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STAIR OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Henry 7. Carlton and wife, and Others,
MlIy Trice and others.
Petition 10 divide .S,c,s.

Ssss'S' 90. utVtde NGUeS.
appearing TO the Court that Elizabeth Booker,
: James Rhodes, Zachariah Rhodes. lame. II Tr;o.S
Richard Coleman and wife Martha, and the issue of
John Trce Rhodes Trice, Mary e. Gilbert and plea
SAINT Rhodes, (being the issue Of Zachariah Trce
Willie Trice and Penny Vicksrs, other than Nose
mentioned as peoners 10 said case are non-residens
OF the State Of North Carolina it Is hereby ordered
that advertisement be made in the Hillsborouph Re-
c0rder Tor sx weeks, notifying sadpersons. or who
ever else may bethe surviving issue Of said Zachariah
Free Willie Trice and Penny Vickers, to be and
sPpear at the next term Of the Court of Pleas and
fourth Monday Of November next,;al the Court House
10 Hilsborough, then and there 10 plead answer or
oemur % said petition, or judgment will be rendered
against them pro confesso
Witness George Laws, CLERK Of the Court Of Pleas
anu quarter SESSIONS at Office, this l5thsof septem.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
September 81. Price adv. sac: 25 64-6w
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character surrounded him with friends.
and made him second to none throughout
all the South In his influence far good, His
manly bearing, his frank and cordial ma y
ner. his high sense OF honor, his real ten
derness and easily kindled sympathy Of TEN.
perament--a sympathy through which the
fever ct Revolution made Of him an early
asd an easy prey--his wise and eloquent la
bors in the behalf Of education, his splen-
did success in advocating and furtheriag
the University Of the South" his admin
istratlon ability, his fatherly affection and
frmness in the government of the clergy
and the peaple Of his Diocese--these are
the things which we would most willingly
recall. now that he is dead and gone. Or
II his military career cannot be altogether
ignorsd--and alas who can forget it p
we would rather remind our readers of the
many acts OF kindness and tenderness
shown by him to our sick and wounded
men--of the personal dignity and purity
and elevation vt character which he re-
tanned undiminished. even amid thrilling
excitements and sharp temptations of camp
--oi his great success in winning the conf
dence and love q his men, and ia extend.
ing the spirit Of religion among the armies
with which he srrved--of his open effort
not altogether TO sink the Bishop in the
Genersi-and last, not least, of that strlk-
ing scene in our little church at Harrsds-
burg. when. after inspecting the building
and deciding that il should not be usedas
hospital BY his army. he lad aside his
sword, entered the rhancel, knelt down at
tho altar. and aloud poured out his soul ID
God N feryan, prayer Tor Peace. When
We think 81 all these things. we may well
leave him 10 his Master. and our Master, To
Judge; nor feel i neediul TO minge any
earthly censure with the sincere express
sion vi our sorrow at his Iail.'
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eemmsn housefy will not venture in smell
Ing distance Of them.
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COTTON YARN AND SALT
In Exchange for DRIED FRUIT and FLOUR.
WILL GIVE three and a half bushels Of nice dry
Salt for one barrel of Flour.
Apply to rouN laws
September 81. 6i-4wp
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September ss.