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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
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Sabre IN bieer Nnlta fnrt cen inb bic Wenge rid.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17

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DR.. Johnston;
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Ets NIT beraae tn ssrbinkGns ettne 9ar nsfert bas
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Snn1e MGnner,

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
NORTH CAROLINA MAP
For 1866,

VyHE Subscriber has, after ten years OF tell and
expense, prepared This New and Beau
tlaul Map, from NEW EssRAyrsGs, with all the
New Counties, Rail Roads, Post Offices, with Hun
drcds Of additions and corrections, with State Border
Views. and Handsome Likeness or Pre-
sldent Johnson, Gov. Swain, and others
Altogether presenting SUPERB MAP worthy Of
the State and place in the Household Of every cir
iren. Vastly Superior to any other EDrrIes in size,
Is feet by ~ finish and beauty.
This Map, frem entirely NeU EdgraUings, will be
READY THIS FALL.
Agents wanted in all parts Of the State.
CoUSrY RiaHTs HoR SALE.
LADIES, CIrneYmEs and OrnfRs who will send
me Clubs shall receive as follows:
Club Of 10 subscribers a premium Of gold watch,
price $50.
Clsh Of premium Of gold wsteh, price 80
Club Of 3a premium Of silver watcs, prios Is
And Sc. Of plated Silver Teaspoons extra to each
clab. Maps 10 be paid for when delivered.
For full particulars address
SAMUEL PEARCR,
Hiasbosossh, N. G.
Oei II, 1855. o7-sns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

4 PtUcu lSTaSr-rhe Asrian MichI.
gsal Elposlior relates the following iEei.
dent:
4 li.ile girl about two 4 ars oil, and >
d,n,nu,iye li',le thing ai ihat. while PLAY.
m. With her brother. BY iomr ,unaccounta.
hle accident. fell in,o yell about ,hiris
irst TO the water The bny gave the alarm,
AMI The mn,her rrnnmg gut. discovered
her little darling floating on me water.
The bucket was dawn Il, rrobsbly went
down with The child and the mother, IN.
stead 1t wasting her energies n fruitlpss
screams. caught the rope and swung the
bucket partially under the sNld the little
hands sra.ped the pail. anil Il was'drawn 70
the top aad rescued by the terrified bot
courageous parent. During il. perilous
jrvrney out. Il looked 40 and several times
called "mamma." "mamma' A more
thrilling peril and rescue seldom occurs,
and. indeed. the whole thing j. next to mi.
aclIof-; but the facts are beyond casll
The name 81 me family is Snyder, and
thsylreside about Ave miles sou Invest iron
ih's village.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

Church one Of her brightest lights, the csmmunitin
which be lived vssshy and upright citizen.
Rasi0ed, Tha, We Sil tender our heartfelt sym
patty 70 the family Of the deceased and hope that
He Who ssmpers the wind to the sho!n lamb, may
sanctify this atlc,on 70 the bereaved family Of our
deceased brother.
Resoived. That we will wear the usual badge Of
mourning Tor thirty days. q
Resolced. That copy Of these proceedings BE-
transmitted to the family Of the deceased, and also
10 the editor Of the Hillsborough Recorder with thu
request that be publish the same.
BIC. HOPKINS, } CO.
VIII. DURHAM,S tee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
mARRrIn.

Ia lhis county, ~ Thons, LoSs. Ess, Nc. VII.
LIAM d. K1sG and Miss AsPERAM NEvELs.
b. the ans, NJ THOMAS GRIFFIN to Nj.
LOUISA CANkDY.
Byiss s.ns. M,. John D. WORKMAN 20 Mo.
NARY Z. SMITH. al d this county.
n 'sis sOun,y. on Wednesday. Nc ilih inst. BY
0. c. HOpklns, Ess., d.. W. q. GUESS 10 Nj.
ADn!f u DIXON. daush,si u a. A. Dlson. al
stonnss cosaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
MASON &c

As Wgatf cemmuniea,ian n Emo Ledge, No.
ale. Masonic Han, 90 Inc s9d day j september,
!. asos. The following preamble anl iesCia,ions
wsrc unanimously adopted.
Wssfsas the .omniceni RuIer 81 ,hv tnisrr,., has
,ssu i. 10 remove 90, much lameniea and worthy
s'Olhet wnrn GsrrS, who died on the M day
q september, 1855 Ihersio,s.
RtsOirsd. TbS, IN the death u brolLe, Green he
Muenis frderns has lssi a soasisient member, ,hs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
NOTICE /.

-THE undersisned having at August Term Of Or.
snge County Court. qualified as administrator,
with the will annexed. Of the estate Of JAMES E.
TAPP, deceased. at persons indebted TO said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the estate TO present them
within the Tins prescribed by law or this notice will
DO plead in bar Of their recovery.
JAMES F. BROWN, Adn'r.
October Is. 0e--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

g.osnsclrns.--w have tineand again
expressed the hope tina, thrrr wauid never
he font Of soil eoni.cattd on account oi
tLe.wsr, and leon the rapIdiiy with which
property is being restored ~ owner. We
suppose Il will agt be long before all are
restored to lheir righifsl possessions. The
Washington Star Of ia'e date says:
= la obedience To- instruction. lrem Cen.
Hoaard. under date 81 The I'll instant. Col.
Eaton, sssisiaat commissioned 81 freedmen
lor the district 81 Washington. j. making
/. preparations iOrestnre TO the original own.
srs large amount Of property situated N
-Alexaudria. w.. nj the c,usaes sdlAeent
thereto Some 1t ihis property. saich -
held b, the bureau, wa> libplsf Tor ennh.-
cannn. but the procersIngs we're stopped
bg order Of ,nc President and.ihe restora.
ton sfdrrrA."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

HArrAx, Oct. 9, ls65.-The steamship
China, with Liverpool dates to the lst inst.
has arrived here.
Al Dublin number Of Fenian prisoners
had been brought before the Magistrates on
the Saturday preceding the sailing OF the
China. The counsel Of the government
created some commotion among the large
crowd in the court room by stating that i'm
mense sums Of money had been received
from America by seine Of the prisoners.
An intercepted letter was produced and
read, alleging that the Fenians had matpr-
Cd 4 design Of a very singular charactE
looking to nothing less than the extermina-
ton Of the English nobility on the cfening
OF the rebellion.
The number Of emigrants that arrived
in New York in September was 22,692--
an increase over the sane month in 1864 81
l0,S57.
The famous rose tree. planted one thou
sand years ago by the Emperor Lsuis y
Debonaire, in the. eastern choir OF the Ca
,hedrsl at Hildersheim, has been in parti.
cularly fne bloom this season, and looks
iresher and greener than ever. Two shoots
which sprang up frsm the motty mlllenni.
al rootsof the tree in 1863. have attained
already the heighth Of the roof.
The Londsn railway companies have re-
solved 10 give up collecting aud delivering
parcels on Sunday. making an exception
in favor of fish.
A barber in England, during the preva'
lsnce Of the eholers. expressed hs.opsnier
90 customer on whom he was opeisting
that after all the cholsra aas 10 the hair
Then" was the answer. "you ought e
be very careful what brushes you USE
"0h, SIR" said the barber. laughing. /"
d,dn't mean the air Of the ed. but the hsiI
of the Atmosphere"
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/. HELP US uplii

HAVING lost al ws hs5 By tho ~s,. sssp con-
an PEELED 10 AK oar Numerous ifiends and cue
tonerei 70 pay CASH f,rwhat thsy bay. We esa.
not hay without tho csSh. As sOen % We Get sbls,
4 viii saard Ne plsasuh 70 accommodate yos With
credit We cannot 40 IL now.
J.C. WEBB 4 wHirTBD.
ssy,spksl ~. 49,
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NOTICE

ARRIVAL OF RElNF0RCEMENTS.
.I0A LADIES, Misses and chiarer's Hat.
lUO leo Ladies. Misses and CsildIen's He Ms.
100 Mems and BOYS Hats.
]. Mills & sous Shoes,
100 Cold aud EnanePd Bali BockIes.
100 ladies Belts,
so Balmorals, Ladies. Misses ssd chiIdrsus,
india Rubber Shoes.
100 wards Black Dfoss silk,
100 vlrds Frenen Neilnoes
100 yards SACK Flannsls,
Black and Col1ei AIpaccas,
Do Lapes, assorted,
hohsir Lussres, assorted,
Ladies sns 6sa,lenen's Ties.
Gtfcn.. Brown spd Love Vesk,
Irish LINEN and TeWsk.
Brilliant sad birdsye haper
Black beuines,
Ribbons. escorted.
Ladies Nose ard GlNvet.
so pieces Fancy PuHu.
~ pieces Black Cctons
70 pieces Dress G5oss.
sa,tineis. end Mems Wear,
Black Deeskin Csssimeres
To ARRIVE TOMORROW
90 kegs Nsi.s. " T'e4 ks.ios.
100 papers Taess Sitaw EBives,
80 spelling Books 900 Copy Besk.,
3,cOo Ia. svseJs's asd Rssnsd Tres u sieve.
The ben stock we can new sdOsd Will open ),
18th Of Os,c7sf car nasni6coat sock 81 WINTER
0o' u. N. BROWN & CO.
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dead Letter Ofhce.-
Henry Ashe,
James Airs,
Marsha Brown,
Joseph Banford, 2
Elisha Bronson,
Miss Mollie E. Borland,
Miss Margaret Burton,
James R. Blanchard.
Miss N. r. Chandler,
Mrs. E. B. Cox,
Anderson Copley,
Elijah Couch,
Ishmael ]. Garden,
Lucy Chsvers,
Miss j Clark,
William G. Greathers,
Mrs. Nancy Dunnagan,
Mrs. Zena Everitt,
Barney Eguster,
James T. Elliott,
Miss Annie J. Forrest,
Albert J. Forrest,
Rev. Henry Gray,
Miss Martha J. Garrett,
Mrs. Cosby Garrard,
Sharper Green.
Rebecca Hall,
A. r.. Hood
Mrs.. sarah Hopkins,
Ccrbert Hood,
Psrssns calling foi I
will please sag they are
October 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
LIST OF LETTEs

REMAlNlNG in the Post Office a, Hillsbsreugh,
N. G., On the LIST Of October, 1855, which, If
net taken out within one month"; will be sent "a the
Dead Letter Office
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$50 ~ e~A4s - AN
MIS-. ]. N. Henderson,
James w. Hancock,
Mrs, Minerva Hall,
Mrs. Sarah Hebrick, -
Mary Jane Jones,
II. M. Long
j. b. Leathers,
James ). Leathers.
Mrs. Sophia Mitchell
Miss G. A. Morgan, Al
William A. Moore,
Miss Patsy Newson,
Jared w. Newman, ?
James NJ. Parish,
J; II. Pearson,
TkomasH. Parrish, J.
Mr. Psazson,
Mrs. Elsey Pain.
Charles Roberto,
Lemuel L. Sledge,
Capt. Joseph spriag,
John R. Thompsoa,
Joseph Turner,
Shadrack Ward,
Mrs. Ann Ward,
DR.. Stewart White.
X. Y. Walker,
, Glenn. Wilkerson
Miss Sally Whi.iss
March Walker
ny Of the above letters will
advertised.
d. HEARTT, +. NJ.
or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23


Speaking Of the evacuation Of Columbia
the Richmond Sentinel Of the Goth says, it i.
said that some Of our engrossed treasury
note paper fell into the hands of the Yam
KEGS, and also . considerable quantity o.
medical stores. We have no particulars Of
these losses, ~ the Official dispatch of thu
fall of Columbia was communicated to Pres
ident DaviA and We doubt whether it wa
FEVER sent to the War Department, which ap
pears to be in complete ignorance of what
has happened in South Carolina, except from
what bits Of information has been picked uE
ON the street. On Thursday, the day before
the enemy occupied the city, ten trains wert
run from Columbia to Charlotte.
1t was supposed that the effects of the
Treasury Department were brought Of
There has been prevalent report that the
plates for engraved notes fell into the hands
Of the enemy, but this report i now traced
20 some negroes who escaped from COlum
bia and reaching Knoxville, told the story
to the telegraph opentor, who sent it - a,i.
thontic over tho wires to Richmond. Mr.
johnson, the agent Of the Treasury Depart.
Ement, communicated with the authorities
from Charleston and makes NO mention Of
the engnvors plates.
We understand that Grant shows dispo.
sition t0 assume offensive operations and
has withdrawn from his works this aide OF
Hatcher's Run.
The condition Of the roads renders the
mccess Of any important movement doubt
mi; The ground y nok thoroughly thawed
sno rotten and almost impoa1AbIe for caval
- ~ , r%o exceedingly dif1calt 5ora movement
Ncrshern papers live ! ruunor that ths
| Amt - psssSre ruinlng Yankee f0rss n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
rnE DISCOVERIES AT FORT rrsHEs.

The rebels have discovered thsa Fort Fisher
was Of NO value - them since they have lost il,
while sour boys have found in Il the key that
he's unlocked Ill the Ouasr deleuses Of Whining
ton. 90. in gaining shearty digestion, No secure
the Fort Fisher 70 ell The ailments Of the human
system To this eud u0sTuSFUR's otTTERs illus
tfate the combined action Of the Navy and Army
in silenciug the guns ofths enemy and in expell-
ing him:
Where the appetite fails they renew It,
And its not Tor the moment they do it,;
But anticipating the question,
Oar tonic restores the digestion.
Renewed thus, and strengthened the stomach
No longer IL felt - hummock.
Or an enemy restless and stealthy.
But sctive, elastic and healthy,
And this tone of the stomach you'll find,
From its influence genial and kind,
Imparts the same vigorous tone TO the frame
And lightens and brightens the mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

the army Of Gen. Sherman, from Atlanta, in the
stomach Of Georgia, to the seab0ard, moved with
the restorative action Of tonic and alternative.
- VIC have seen from the conciliatory spirit in
which that army was received BY the citizens OF
Savannah, After nearly four years Of the bowc.
when from the exposures and Irregularities Of
the selder life, our brave boys begin to fall tom
troubles Of the bowels:
A half.vins glass to those suffering men
OF Hostetter's Bitters, now and then,
Say morning and evening. they'll need NO more,
WIN soon their regular function restore,
Which, changed and deranged, they new deplors
A mid alternative such troubles will cure,
AID ours 10 that remedy, pleasant and sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

Our latest advices from the shattered army 81
Gen. Hood 10, that having retired into the woods
Of Northern Alsbama. 10 IL laboring to repair
danases, and with . poor .prospect Of success:
This We believe to be true; but from an attack Of
sickness, the animal powers, like Hoods army.
ere shattered, demorslised, lbroken up, - We
may say
When the body ID weak and distressed.
Aud the mind 10 disturbed and depresssd,
Our Bitters We know, il you'll try.
will the wants Of the system supply
New life to the blood to the nerves and the brain
Till you feel that King Richa.d's himself again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

pnfLADBLP0IA, FcO. 20.
A special dispatch 10 the Bulletin from
Warrington says:
Il y ssid thai rebel papers announce Gen.
Sherman's sdvAnce to have reached Camden,
40 miles north of Columbia, on Saturday.
Camden 10 northeast Of Columbia, about halt
way to Florence, showing that Sherman is
moving for the latter place.
Hardee, after evacuating Charleston, evil
IDENTIFY pressed forward to reach Florence
and thence to Wilmington. The race VIII
be close one, both starting about the same
time. TIE distance from Columbia to Flor
ence il 50 miles and from Charleston to
Florence 1O2 miles, besides the capture OF
Fort Anderson gives us the Wilmington END
of the Manchester road, and II dardee beats
Sherman to Florence he will haveto take the
omen country for escape.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

WAsnlSGroN, Feb 2s.-The consideration
Of the six hundred million loan bill is post
poned until Monday.
The House agreed to hold an evening SEES.
sion to act exclusively on the general appro.
priation bills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
rre swAxps OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ne hosbsds ofSecsssiou, vest IN extent, trsach-
Dress and dismal q Hadss. rank WIN poisonous
sSScss. and recking With pestilsnce, are prolific
4 miasmst,s disorders, Com the simple chill and
|er's preventive for his soldiers 10 command Of
hat Department was little quinine, mixed With
whisky, and administered in 'prcphpIactic DOS
4, !" morning ND evening. Bot the knowing vet.
'esns. from those Cafolina swamps who have tried
1essctasf's prescription, say that.
When the mists Of the morning
Arise - . warning,
And the dews Of The night
Descend with blight,
v here our Ditters employed
The miaamas destroyed
The antidote's felt in the taking,
There follows no weakness or aching,
No heaviness, trembling or quaking;
No torture Of freezing or burning;.
No restlessness, yswning OF yeerning,
For water; no twisting Or turning.
But health. strength and spirit to wag on,
AID to fight like 81. George with the dragon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

Patients must write their name, State. post Of.
nee address. All letters requiring an answer,
must contain letter stamp. and be addressed Ia
DIR. KNAPP son, Box 64ss, Chicogo. ILL.,
E Any of the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
in letter, when they cannot see u.s.
DIR. Knapp. who will visit Davenport regularly
in the future, can be consulted at the LIE Claire
House, on Saturday 4 Sunday, Tee. z4th 4 25.h ;
Saturday and Sunday, March 4th and 9Th Sat
urday and sunday, May 9Th and 7th, and Satur-
day and Sunday. J.,ly Sth and 9th. Decladly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

BosroS, Feb. 23.-The proceeds of the
Dry Goods trade sale, which closed last night
amounted to $4,000, GOO. The average pric
es were deemed satisfactory to both seller
and purchaser.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
INDIAN CONTEMPORARY DISCOVERY.

Since the reinforcement Of King Cotton. Il has
been discovered that Indian Corn IL the life, sne
blood. bone and muscles Of the Southern Corr
fad.erscy. The fact has also been established on
. still more grauder scale
That the rcctiRed, essence Of sound native rye,
Which the hills Of old Monongahela supply.
Medicated With juices Of herbs which possessing,
Each its medical virtue. bestowed "a . blessing,
stands
Approved in oil seasons and climates and lands,
Army surgeons indorsc it-sea Captains admire
t.;
And, having once tried it, they always require Z,
Az the miners own medicine, precious ~ gold
kmcient in checking disease and expelling,
And ~ . protective ill others exeslling.