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Is entirely noiseess.
PATEsrEU DByIcR prevents its being turned back
warf.
The PATEETED NEEDLE cannot be set wrong.
The PATENTED HEMMER AND FELLER Asp RRAlpER
cannot be set wrong
II runs faster than any other 10
II will never drop stitch.
1t is the only practical Machine which Alt use.
It does the finest snd neatest work known, and
Eil varieties Of family sewing in the most perfect
manner. ~. I... f.1| .fl
No other machine takes the 'Iw sTED Ioor sTIFoH.'
1t cannot be adjusted or got out OF order.
II uses the "BOrATIKG Heck " lt.s
Whatever the merits Of other oiRchneH, II is NO
disparsgement TO say the vii cox a Gibbs Is worth.
for family use, double that OF any other ever offered
10 the public.
The Gold Medal nj the American Institute, and nu-
merous First Premiums &C Ststa Fairs, aud AZ the
meetings of Mechanical tnd Scienthc Societies all
over the world, are among its tiophies -
1t is nov the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
HUSTON HALL BUILDING,
r DAYTON, OHIO. r
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st.
'al2daw3n ..-
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Turnpike Road at Admin
istrator's Sale. $40

.TIyHE undersignei, Administrator or the estate oil
i Levi Boohsr viii SELL on
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MeoiraI,
suoceks in RuAinees.

No business can be truly successful which - nol
founded a reai htnsss ofthngs. The article made
or sold must have intinslo merit aud supply public
want. Success issuing from the clap trap Of adveriis
ing OF the ircks ofttade, or mere pretension ard
display will be only apparent AID, IN the end, but de-
oeive the operator and hose who trust him. But II
an artcle supplies puhe want and farly meets is
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adopt is m rely question oftme. itmay be
retarded by verSe influences or sped by pIcsperirg
gales, bat In the end AZ A. sure 70 win.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their ongnn great public want medicines for al
the common wants Of eulinnted lfa--eurstyes that
with them ~ llways rely upon simple that mis-
take could ne be made In the selection 50 harmless
uat AL mi glt use them wthimpunity, and SO etiolcnt
u at all ghtrely upon them with safety. Such they
nave proved. ThOnsands OF fmilies use them daily
for alf the ailment and scknesses Of life, and rarely
seriously sick, or ave need 10 call physician.
Thousands, taking some single specific, have cured
themselves OF chrome diseases which have been the
baBe Of their lives, and upon which tbey have spent
hundreds in raip, and among the millions who use
them, none are found to question their purify or m.
cacy. I
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: nUmPHREYs, sPEOIFIcs

combine all the al antages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment without ts int icacy uncertainty. They
are preparsdby physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
{ the un reds Of thousands who daily use them.
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FAMILY CASES.
HUMPHREY,s SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Remedies !!
TO Be FOUND IN FULL
r. "a 1aa 4 Iy O "a - . -.



e. a ma lily O aS Q -.
No. 1-Cures Fever,
Congestion, and Inflammation; Heat Pain, Rest.
lessness and the mist stages Of oil acute and :.
No. D. sEC1reS worm Fover, ever
Worm Collc, voraciou Appeli's Metiug iheeed Is
Teeihlng, Crym and wakeielness, SLOW Growth, :.
No.4-Curcs Diarrhea,
of Chdre1 or Adults, Cholera iniantuIn and
II, B.-sNos,' j and cnro The worst Gases Of
Y No.5~Curcs Dysen.err,
Or Bloody Flux, Colic Grpnga, BoGs Collie
ia" p''sSsIe Nc. s~Carcs Cnoiera,
Cholera MoThas Neusea, and voDIung,Asthmat-
% ' No. ICures Coughs, -
Cllds, ,Hoarseness, Bronchitis, IhhueDza. and Sore
fs@. BThs and No. never I to cure The
No, s~Cnres ToOthache,
Feeeaehe, Nervous Palm, and TIC Doloreex IS
No. 0-Cures Headaches,
Sick Headaches, Vertigo, Rush OF BLOOD TO the
-Nt BIN alternaiion with No, 10, It never falls
to cure the mogtinysterate oases. ~
No. 1O-Cures Dyspepsia,
Weak, ACID, or Deraneea siom ,ch, Constipation,
N. B.--INykILIBLn Tor all cases OF Weak Dge3.
ton and Bilious Complaints
NO. II-Cures Suppressed MenseS,
or scauty, OF PAINFUL, or Deaying. Green Sick
No. is~GUres LeWcorThe1 or whites,
Bearing Down. Zoo Prniuee Menses...,-...,"."." 20
uoarsa crouny coSgn, Dt6euIl and 1ppressed
Brestbing rs
, NO. 1dGrres Trlsnsiss sai. sca'a n9n 9'sn hor.
bsrys it,h Pmrles on tbe Fac, '... 25
No.15-Cures Rheumatism,
s,da or innbS nr rs
No. I0-CureS Fever and Agus,
acts ike charm both Ms nreySn
i've anu cure No. ,5-Cures piles.
I,tsrnai NV Evieynai pIind or I3laeding Rscent
or Ohst, nate ....,.,1... so
IN, N BThls remedy mas eureo thousands OF Inc
"O fNo.Ia-Curea On thaImia.
Weak or InAsmed Eyes or Eyeds, FAILING or
NAV always be- relied npoo Ior ours
~ -, icy ~ ss'ey ~ ~. ~, TnrrH, 9S'
Acuta or Chronic Dry or flowIpp cold in tho
1I9,e uuoS "a fnanan9a ' e' ~ " so
HsSs, 3d. iTiaeD1 a0@GIres W coping cough, '
ana Ipsse psIs ana NJ alShSs reSveS and on
cures. -. ia. -,
onntassea. Djfhsdlt, Iabored Breathing, Cough
ana lsi hovc I.en c,rsi i e ~ w
NJ R ~ uSui Cnres Ear Misc sc,,ar1ea
NOISE ia The Head, Impaired Hearing EarSche, so
n. B.-1t alw,ys cures: s.x
No - us, . . .o1t .an, ota 4
hhiHgeu NiAHuSi 'h' AV'''''' =" N'""s' INV S'A 20
oo
% N d Has cured the worst cases.
NO: S4-CureSsy syf uG a. A"e"AiA'y, .o
physical or EerySSs CnEea f,roDsV 'O
Fluid Accommodations, Tumid swtiings, with
SeanLy 90
No. 90-Cures Sea sickness,
Prostraton. Vertigo, kRusta, Vomiting g......... 90
NO, O,2T-CuresUrinary Diseases,
cnTes All oli cases Of Kiiney pseases
No 90 : G,Ires Seminar Emissious.
IDvo untary Dl-eharg $, and Consequent Pros.
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Dissolution.

u comprising the firm O. Finks 3 Legler n tho
Clothing BUSINESS, IN Dayton, Ohio 10 dissolved.
FINKE LEGLER.
april "a, 1868
The dndersi iRued, h wing dissolved sllk John d.
Fuks, will continue the Ciothi Business at the old
stand Of Finke Leger, Second street, Dayton /,
Oh Q, whore he VII be happy to his old friends
and as many new ones as may favor him with calf.
frt sh supply of goods just received
April "a, 1865. THOMAS A. LEGLER.
R1GdlWaw4
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REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
tt SALE '-


At Two o'clocAi RIFIn9 ~ Npol lAe PlenlFs71 Ile
following described real estate, siiuAe IN The County
Of fM0ngomery, and State Of OHIO, t3-witi "sltnAoip
the northeast quarter ofsetiion a3 twn D, range 8,
east &c desc bed follows Beginning at stone,
the northwest cornor said farm IN nee south %
10, east 80 chains TO one therce north So ~,
ouarter secton; thence norh3o 53' west AZ chains
10 the Of said am thence south SO
4O west Ia SO chains 10 the place OF Lfgnnng, con-
taining twelve nd tweniy.one huDdIed,hs az 2l
acres. Appraised at S135-sube't to widows dover.
Terms ofSae--O ne. third Ia eash the day OF sale;
one third IN ONE, and IN I'd In two years nom the
day Of sale, with interest the payment TO be secured
by mort age on The pr, mises sod.
WILLIAM O. RANDALL
Administrator OF John o. Randall, deceased.
II. BAddorf, Attorney, alw4
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Anlusrnrnts.

B u Q TX e L TI a Il L
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Tho P.scs Coninl..ls.. : W. Do,ie.s

Tho Psaes Commisrisn. - We noticed
last week that Vice PrssJsn. slsph<as. ht. ssnstOf
Hunlsr sf virsinis. snd Jsdss CsnpleI si Alsbams.
had been spps,nlsS Comaissioners, al me supposed
request Of President Linesls 70 sisis Nsshingsn 70
soafes ID ,sss srler u p~ses The Commissioners
isf E,sar.4nt % SUNDAY me - siirn0, sud PASS
cd ihrsgsa 10 liss< 81 TlesJsy . 10y Poius, where
. sisansr "a wing % ess,sy ,hen tier jour
neg. itis ssiss tsai safnS The pssags Of he en-
ni1zionsp tho bssassfks sI tbs sssmJ ss veil ~
esI osu, ssfs efssdsl vita skier. sJns.sisg the
~ssi AID tss. isisas. irsss sa1 ra.sh eradication
vsa asniiessed BY sOtA armies The s,sh ssnsct~
q ne g..ilsssn sppoiplsa. politslly .pd socially.
ssd tie eisua.,ssess spdsr shea ihsy rSs made,
5ss.i6si lively sops Of fsrsf.bls result TO their
ni-siSs; shitA AsPs .ss sss4sly susnsibsnsd IN our
mind b. the apsr thai 81 Pssrdsss FILLMORE snd
P~Tcs end gsdss css~ hss kssl sppo,Rssd on ihs
part u ihs Fscsrai GsvTnnsnt 70 meet them; hut
ps arc sorry 10 6aS lhsl .ais spsi bss net bcsn con.
frasd; but % The ocnifsry iss. or Commissioners
will sol .. P'sssn, ., kss. proceed fsrh1 than foI-
tres kssrOs, WHARF tssT are 70 BE- sst b. N. Sec
rssy sssSd. This cireuns.saes es.i. . shsdor
s'sr The prOspss, bal .. ss ssi -iiL,ss Lsp. that
y. causes Which operated spss the sss sf Prssdss.
LsesIs 50 far Is % isdses hin 70 pfsrs.s ssaisr-
sscs. viii soBtiaus 10 spsfsis snul az cad shall
- yv. to this horrible vs,. ssd lbs sAssrihg sound
sfspssss shall slsddss he sss,is 81 al The rsOps.
Nsrlh and south and thar lss iss ssiivss, prssuas
W The srpsrsues o. the pan. siu, s0d1 lAs Ii.s.ss
II brasfSsoi Pfosldsses. eon.ssos sIss u
ir.sssI prosperity and Asrpios- thai slsli ssn'scs
The sOId Ghss sn soIisAssssd. sss1sas and ehnsass
pcepis can lssra hos 70 ssssrs .hssssI,~
since las above vas pplAfsd, Ne lsns frou Riss
soDd that our Connissioass rs.smsd Esa fcrtfes
Monroe or saturday nisst isa, si,hsu. sfse.ios
,hy ,aisg Tnsy I'd % ip,s~is~ viii Presided
lprsla aud Secretary seward, end we're ipfornss
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PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT. I

FkOCbAMAIlUN bi The PRESIDENT. j
Appointing Day Of Fasting, Humiistisa and
Prayer, With 7hanksgiging,
The Congress Of the Confederate States
have, BY a joint resolution, invited me to
appoint . day Of pobiic fastipg, Aamilia-
ion and prayer. with thanksgiving ~ Al
mighty God. ..,,. af 49,
II Is our solemn duty. At all times. and
more sspec'a tally "a season Of public trial
and adversely, TO ackaowle ledge ear depen-
deace on Hls mercy. an. 10 bow IN hsmsls
submission before His lsotstool. confesslns
ssr mariiold sins. ssppleatips Hisg;acious
pardon. inploring Hn Dnlse. help. and
dr,ostiy r.adern. ihanks Tor tbs May
and great blessings WHICH he has vossh.
safed to vs.. -
Let the hearts Of our people tsrs Goa.
tr,iely and trustfuily unto God iot ~ 70
cugn,zc ia Eli. rhsstening hand the cnrrrc-
ton Of = Father, ala ssbrnissisc.y pray
that ihe trials aud suasrSgs which have
30 long borne heavily upon ass. NAY b.
turned away BY his mrreiiul lave thar His
sustaining grace b. given 10 our people,
ssd His divine wisdom uppa,lsd q. Dur ru.
lers; that ths Lord Of Hosts viii be with
ear armies. and 6sht for us sgslnst sur 80
.mies; aud mat lie will gfar,vssIy iss<
our cause into His evp hand and mee.ilul.
" establish fsr u. a lasting. jasl and mn.
ofabie pr4ee and independence.
Aud lei ~ mol forget 10 render unto I'll,
holy aamr tile thank. and praise which ~,
% justly due Tor lis great goodness. ana
Tor The many mrrcies which he IL, extend,
al 10 ~ ani,l the trials and suffering. al
protraeied aud bloody sar.
NV. therefore. ]. JrHtr,on Davis. Pros
ident Ut the Cpnlsd rate STATES ol Amer,
ga. dn issue this nv pruclasatipa appoint.
jug Fr,dav, the l0ln jly Of Mace mex a.
u day Of psblr ia.;ias. honnlial ioa aud
pra,sr. with Thanksgiving ior " ,nvoklus
| the favor aai guidance II Almighty God !
4ua H. earnestly iasits ell soldiers ~
citizsn. - observe the .aae 10 = spirl, q
re,rrehes, p,n,lrpce snd pr.Ssr.
800. Gwen under my hard ard ID,
g.. sea- of ,hr Confederate States, o
k,chnond, this ejih oay Il jsnua
800 ~, in The wear OF our Lord 1865.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
FL the President:
Up. BgsJAns. Sec, Of state.
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y We are making out NE accounts q al or
ssbscsibsrs 70 January, preparatory % The inuodse-
non Of our nsw terms We hope they will receive
ronps attention. and that large patton 81 our sub
scrihsrs after comparing the price Of provisions with
ear price for The Recorder. ~,l .csn"wedss lis rsa.
sonsblsness aaj cheer ls by rsaesns Their subscnp-
lions. To sp.bls vs. to -es,hsi the storm lhst 70
passing over the country. aud 10 continue The publ
estoa Of sar paper without sadsrns loss il is neces
sary that our lis, should not b less-neJ bur IS ,sr-
cas- casualties are eoRiisusly happening 70 csose .
Siminusion We need lss assis,res u our friends 70
sspply tbs as6c,.ncy urta new subscribers. rho.s
who sss tho eonvsnsnes sd.rdst by keeping UP :
ss~sPspsr In the ccoasy. will ~s hpPs. alss soms
szsrtiOns in this behalf; By dpiax saieh they may
satsi Pasls cod. and slu receive sur thanks.
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Fet 10. Hal.b.6aosh Recorder.
H.asgsD,s. ieta spsi-n cs..iry. I
l.nu.tr .e.A. 1876.

~tANsff FNtst t+-t
GKsEsAL:-Ths saiesr.. n.n-cc sm;,-
.isne,l "ib,srs and prlvals.elfhls Resin-
having ~ assembly d-isrmIns.l 10 publish
10 the world their confirace IL lhr haal
success nf our Arms. s"ti invir deIrrmtns
non u Eight On si,h sArcfiui heart an,'l
nur independence has been achieved, feel
ny perfect confidence IL the justice Of oar
cause; We thsrsfsrs ;n,ie me rvximenu
81 yenr command To psrpSipale -ith Us ~
this e1prs.siss II eur feelings ADD dstsrnl-
satisn. II sgrr,asle wa ulll please re
quest en- eiIicer. nsu .cuhAlssisusd o1esr
aud pFi,strs Of rssh rssimrnt 81 yssr
brigade. 10 meet a ,I,nilar committee Of
this rsgimrst st their fiealqsartrr.
murro~, 3ist Jsov.rv. Al Il w.. isr ne
purpose ~ Lrsfylng ss,i4s.s resalv i,aa, e..
prr.slse VI Nj, f.snsgs "f ms Ds'sisa.
Mi. Eea. W. II. X Lee and stsH. ssd
Brig. Gems. B.srinser, ssale sad Ds.ri5g
and Stat. .r. respectfully requested 10 81
tend this msrtnE.
(s.Knsd.) r. A. cAsKlR. LII. Col.
Por 10Th ftginis Cavalry.
IL accordance with the above addressed
10 the Generals in the D,.islei. the follow
ing aamsd gentlemen, representing ;helr
respective regilnssts. met Al the time ip
pointed:
Capt. Galloway. Go u. 5ih Y. c. casil'
nv ss,gt. Mckiniosh. 90. A, 5th \. Y.
Cavalry ; Private Caldwell. Go. A. 5th y.
e. Ca,alfy; Capt. J. r. Loeshart. 20. y
81 N. q, Cavalry Sergi. Maj. w. n.
Webb. Co X, Cd N. &. Cavalry Private
n. q. Townsend. Go. Y, I'll N. q. Cavalry;
Private r. yieers, Ill ". e. Cavalry; Col.
Fsrebes, 4th y, q. Cavalry Lieut.. Col
Boyd Edelin,. 10th N. q. Battalion Capt.
Gr.gg, 7,h Georgia Cavslry; Lieut.. W.
| Neal. Co. C, sm Virgins Cavalry serg't
A. Dunna~sy, Go. ID. OH Virginia Cs.r-
ly: Priyst, ]. Garrett, Go. 4, 9th Virgins
llsysIry; Ii,ut. Wise, 18th Virginia q. "a
valley; Pn,as .. w. Epps, 18th yirsinm
/ cay.l,y |, Leu. Col. X. A. Ca.kee, iom
lyi,ripia Cavalry serg't. Maj J. =. Mash
lIo,6 vi,rima Cavalry; Pf,sa.s carsy .
IH.I. Go. -, Io,h Virgins casalry,. n.
| Pi,,n 4, J. Hall, Co. u, 10Th V,s'sn
cs,.Isy, hs,jpg peep slscted Gherm,n'
| sad Pt,,sls 3. Z, fovossIs, cs.P "a -
| c, Caysfry, sseyf,ari, ths fvIIvr'ys ~
.sels ssd ss.sIss,su' .sp saffss " /"
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4illstqraugb Gssornfr.
HILLSB0RoUGH, N. 9.
"wednesday, February 9, 1865.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE.

Ths hide vs,se placed upon Confederate money
md the CONSEQUENT, rapid advance IN the price o. eve
~ hing in market. compsls TO make another advance
h the price Of the Recorder. The advance al hrs'
nav appear enormously large; but when u Is seen
th.ts ask for sin nou,hs only the price We are CON-
rolled to pay for hall bushel OF meal OF aushe Of
.o,.toes or a p,unj and half Of butter, i will be
sesn that We are yet hardly up TO living pFies. 10
psblsh the Recorder We have been doing Will NOT
nav expenses. The establishment would be brought
= debt al shs end Of he year. after throwing - all
ear own labor In submitting % the necessity which
i thrown upon ne, We but follow Tho example OF onr
eity contemporaries The Raleigh Dailies are now
rated a ton dollars fr month twenty dollars tor
sAss months or forty dollars Tor six months; tor The
Weekly papers dllan for three months, or TWEEN
~ dollars Tor six mon,hs. The Milton Chronicle.
.nly half the presen. sis. Of The Recorder is ten dol
Lrs for six months. and twenty dollars foi twelve
months. We cannot ihnk thu, the people Of Orange
are less generous than in other localities, and feel
ssrs that they will not obsc, 70 paying us for years
subscription the plice Of one bushsl Of neal. Our
pfiss, therefore, after taale, uii be,
For six months, Sic ~
.s. For three months, 90
e&sit Payable in all cases 10 advance.
/, Those Of our subscribers who may not be saiissed
with these terms will please give Us early notice, that
we may know how 10 make arrangements for the
Esw volume. which viii commence wrh the issue Of
ths 18th Of February that being f'r,y-dse years
since the frs issue Of the Recorder at this place.
Our terms will be reduced 70 more moderate prices
Is soon as circumstances will permit.
Janusry 2s!h.
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Death OF Mr.. Gormaa. IN. t.l...iss

DeHkm Oh fEs eoI MA VI - ne IelsoNtrG
so,ic. II The death Of A. N. Gslnss, E,q, wa. 20.
sdvertsn.ly omitted l.sl week:
DEATH OF A. N. GORaAN, ESQ.
We record With unfrignei regret the
death " An. German, E.q., the Jaaior
Euiiyr OF the Confederate u this city. THIS
announcement will be received win gen
eraI regret and surprise. II was only lsst
Friday th.t he was closely engaged IN his
srdssas l4sars in lis Office. lbstnIgbt he
complained OF being unvsll AMI tick his
bed. Up to Mond.y hight. although his
cisrsss Developed itself .. srysip.ls,, no
sppfshensiss vas tslt. Bot o. Tuesday
morning IL assumed . nost ,ioigst ivris
which continsed to increase. easing zrvst
psis cad Suffering aud terminated rs.
eIlhy sristsRcs sstseen eleven shd
tvsl,s s'cfoek that sight. MIR. Gmmnn
vas 10 the cist year oi his sge. lie was .
native Of ths city, lesrasd the piiair /
bssissss vhes . bey. eth the late Joseph
Gales, Esq. Of the Rsgisfrr. and lor ,sns
years alter attaining his m,jonty. lived IA
Gssrgis, vbers he afst asfrisd. &c rs.
torssd 10 tkIs city some years ago. and q
1915 sTablishsd ths Spiril;g he agt. Z
paper which. under his sbis massssnsst
nsis,iined Tor ears deserved yofsls,ily
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A muniiiceni Present -Th. Y.,slle,il

A Munihcenf Present The fa,ellevili.
Observer has acquired ior iiseIf Oiyh rspulripn.
which il duty appreciated BY the public. Ia ii. $3.50
Of the 3Oth uilimo i The iolIns ag evidence oiH.
A Lev days sgo . wagon stopped u
our door 10 deliver barrel sI Snrghum. q
sack VI Flsgr, . bushsi Of lri-h Potatoes,
and bucket 1t frssn Butter. 81 II superior
quality. q prrseni from distant sUbscri-
Der, (whu xpuld mol excuse Us u We should
name hin The servant ~hV broaghl lhvm
WA ordered to sell the remainder ot tue
lead Al clio per gallon for sorghum. and
half the market price Tor -four. these beng
the rates at which he sells his pr.tuce a,
home-sn example of Ilb.rsiiiy and unrii-
lshness very rae 10 these days"
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in the State and in the South. POI yearly
year he has been associated with Colonel
Nc Rae in the cepaucI VI the Co,g,,le, ate.
to the popularity Of which paper he has
contributed much. @s
Mr., German was IN excellent q iIsn, :
man VI GENIAL and kind spirit, b. n yolsl'
aud charitable. and a warn-hearted frisas
A more devoted husband and tai'~r ~
have not known. Losing his FIRST ~ifs be
married an accomplished lady % virginis
some nine years ago. whom he leaves !
borrowing widow with four childls. IL IL
.nent their loss, The death Vt such M
10 public loss. Raleigh Csas0 eafire
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conference vas granted. and tenk placs -
the 30th inst, on board steamer anchor
ed in Hampton Reads, where we met Pre-
ident Lincoln and the Hon. w. II. Seward,
secretary Of State Of the United Statea.
IL continued for several hours, and vas
both full and explicit. We harmed fren
them that the message Of President Lin
coin to the Congress Of The United States
in December last, explains clearly and
distinctly his ssnti,hents as t. the terms
and conditions and nsde Of proceeding BY
which peace can be secured to the people;
and We were net informed that they would
be modified or altered 10 obtain that end.
We, understood lrsm him ahat No terms Or
proposals Of any treaty Or agreement lock
ing to an ultimate settlement would be sa-
|tertained or made by him with the author.
itiss of the Confederate. States, because
that would be a recognition Of their eiis.
tence asa separate power. WHICH, underss
CIRCUMSTANCES, wsold be done. and for like
results that no such teens vsuld be enter
tanned by him from. ths States separately.
aad that no extended truce or arnisiir-, 40
NJ preseat sdsised. would he granted with
oat satisfactory assusanss IN advance Of
eamplep restoration Of ihs authority si The
Constitutes and laws VI the Uuuei States.
over all places within the States ,oi the
csnfederaey--thst whatever esn-eqasness
mar follsw from q re establishment of that
authority must be accepted BY indivlds.ls
ssbjsci 10 pains and penalties snder the
lp~s Of The United States, They aighi
rely upos very liberal use II lAe pewsr
conhded 10 MIN 10 rsmlt these pains asa
penalties Il peace b. resiMsd. Daring the
canircrncr the proposed ausad~sn,s I.
the Constitution, a. adopted 80 tae, 5is,.
we're ,Ot-sghi 10 our mind. These suend-
meai, provide that srlihir sissesy Or ia
,sluptars .er.iisds. rtcept Ter crine.
shoad exist ~ithin The DATED Sutss. or
any place mithin itr jurisl,etlsa. AID Cos
gree, ,,Aeuid have power tsrntuee the .,
mendaents BY spprnxinae l.sl,lsiips 81
MI correspondence that Pre'sils'l tue .sss.
fsreses hstsin Rsn,lsasa sad leading, -
the ssrnr. t t
II fRxa A. A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
sEpoRr OF Qua COMMISSIONERS.

Ri,hmon,l. FEB. 6.--Ths following ws
laid srlefe Congress this afternoon;
r. he &aas and House .f Representatives
ofhs Confederate Ngies
recently received q written notification
which sat,s6sd ne that IN President II
The Usited States was disposed 10 confer
infor,saiIv With anr ppo.heRl agents that
,sight be sent Nv mr with view 10 shs
r,sioratis,, Of praer. requested lion. a.
-. Stephens, Hon. Il, NJ. i. Hunter, and
Hoa. Jehn 4 Campbell, 10 proceed lhrasgh
eur lines aud hold conference with Nh.
I.inceln. or sush persons =, he might de,ig
nate to represent hia. herewith sub,.lt
fnr tie infofna,ion Of Congress. report IL
the mirent citizens above named, shov ,ng
that the enemy refused 10 enter into nego-
iialiens ~ith The Confederate States. orans
II them separately. or give u our people
anv o'her trims or guarantees than those
Which seonqueror may grant, OF permit ~
10 have peace eli any ether basis tban 40
unconditional submission to their rule.
coupled ~ith The acceptance Of whish, il
III, acceptance Of their legislstioa, ioelud.
ing tas .nendnents TO the Constitution
lsr The emancipation ofsll eegro slaves, and
9Th the right on the part Of the Federal
Congress 10 legislsle on n. subject Of tl,s
relation 81 The white and black population.
Such 10. As understand. the effective q.
iae ndments 10 rie Constitution which hass
been .sdors,d ~ ne Congress or the Unll.
Cd states. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

Gen. John G. Breckinridye hs. been sppoini,d
Secretary Of Wat. in place Of Mr seddon. resigned
The new Secretary was expected to enter upon he
duties Of hi. Office on Monday iss,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

Gen. Robert Z. Lee has been nominated By shs
President, sDa confirmed BY the senate, As Cen.
rander in Chef Of the Goniedsrsis srmies. Thr
sppOinimen viii give sra,i6ca,sn TO sIi Potisas Of
the Confedesey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

Cd several nupbsfs u lLs Daily fsIsgapo, published
a FUstissllIs b. wm. II. Bernard. Esq. ]. i .
spirited sheet. and rs Wish il abundant pstrOpsso.
TENS far shs present, siI d,ss per month. &c ~.
vance.