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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

DEATH OF FATHER DUFFY.-The Circle
uille Union of the Sth inst. thus notices the
recent decease of Catholic Priest in that
city: ".ib-ai '''''.' 10. '.a' ''' y en-
10 Father Duffy, Pastor of the Catholic
Church, in, this city, died at his residence,
on Sabbath morning last in the 35th year
of his age. He has been a resident here for
some ten years, and was much respected, In
the community, for his talents, piety, and
amiable and inoffensive character. The
solemn and peculiar rites of the Church
were observed in his case, and on Monday
and Tuesday his remains were covered
with beautiful boquets of flowers. In the
Afternoon of the 9th, he was taken to Steu-.
benville for interment accompanied by
several priests. = WEE. g gTg,jTr faE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

New YORK, June 9.-Major Gen. Alfred
II. Terry left this city this morning for
Washington, where he reports to the Sec
retary of War. In consequence of this
order the grand reception rendered to the
hero of Fort Fisher by the Sons of Connec-
ticut on Saturday evening, is necessarily
postponed until next week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
iOientnnrY PARK Associ int

There will be a meeting Of the Olentangy
Park Association this Saturday evening,
June 10, 1865, at o'clock, at Ambos Build
ing A full attendance is requested, as
business of Importance will be brought be-
fore the Association. ,,.,., ,.. ., .".g.
7. 40 sp,s,an h.,s 10. B. RENIcK, .
.aA N4s. r,t' r... .. 4 ~, President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

. CoNvrcrEp. John Purcella, charged
with passing U. S. counterfeit currency,
was Oh Thursday convicted in the U. s.
Court at Cincinnati, and sentenced to the
Penitentiary for three years at hard labor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

POLICE CoURT.-There were five cases
before the Mayor yesterday morning, for
drunkenness, disorderly conduct &c.1 The
fines and costs were all paid
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

SKTF 6 GAYLoRD's MINsTRELs,-By an
announcement elsewhere in this paper, it
will be seem that skiff & Gaylord's cele-.-
brated troupe OF Minstrels will perform at
the Atheneum, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, Of next week. They are,
among the most popular mipstrelst Of the,
day, and their coming hither will be quite
an exciting event in these dull times. y" ~ a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
Order for the Release Of Prisoners
of Wnr.

WAsH1NereN, June 9.@--An order for the
discharge of certain prisoners of war was
published yesterday, and there is authority
Tor stating that the President is Issuing no
orders at'present for the release OF any,
prisoners Of war Of or above the rank Of
Major.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

The EIGHTH CAvALRY.-The Sth Ohio
Cavalry, which has been in the field over
eight monthsowithout having received
dollar from the Government, is to be paid
off Immediately. G8 49, g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

GONE AFTER THE INDIANs.-It is stated
that the various cavalry regiments from
this State are now ON their way to the
Plains tolhaye chase with the Indians. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

LIEUT.. WALLACE, of the Governors staff,
has gone to Louisville, TO look after the In
terests OF Ohio soldiers sent, there, and be-
longing to the 4th Army Corps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

new York Money m Niarket---Jyhc0 o, e
STERLlNG EXCHHEGE--FSa -FSar SR fsquest a. iiSS iiSS
GOID--A sbede easier. Opening at 1888, declin-
ing TO 1917, and closing at 1371z ,"
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Ratherf frmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
Forts at Sabine Pass Surrendered
Surrender of Galveston Ex-
ruho.od ru| T '-.-E a.. %.
Fpected.

New YORK, June 9.-Alette in the Star,
from its correspondent on board the U. S.
steamer Penguin, off Sabine Pass, dated
May 27, says the forts at Sabine Pass, Texas,
have surrendered to the U. s. steamer
Awasso. The American flag was hoisted
over the works at 4 Z. M. We expect Gal
weston to surrender tomorrow. 4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
Capital city business college.

The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense Of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address BUSH & MARSHALL,
may29-dtf y Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
NewYork stock Market-..June ..

Stocks steady Gold 1879; -3O's 99zS QuicksiI-
yer 5OA; New York Central 9O%; Erie 761G: Hudson
lO2A; Reading SlM; Michigan Central lO9k; Mich
iean Sopthern eOk Illinois Central lsl vi ,Cleye-
land Pittsburg GIN Chicago Rock Island 969<;
Pttsburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago 93ll. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
ON STRrKE.-The Logan BLOCKING gcoun-

ON A oTRIKE.-INe Logan IdOckIngcuuH-
ty) Gasstte of the Sth inst. says, az .
All the miners, some two or three hun
dred in number, who have been working in
thecoal banks in this and Athens counties,
are on a'strike for higherwages. They de-
mand cents per bushel for digging, which
would be equal to 81 per day. Their en-
ployers offer 3.cents per bushel. Thisis an
advance upon former rates. '-'- >''''''''.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

WASHINGTON, June 9.-President john
son to-day removed his residence to the
White House, of which he has now taken
full possession. ~ ass & sr& -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
Master Commissi Sale

4 Rickly &lBro. ~ Court Of Common PIss I ~ ~
Y .gIry Vs. nc y1{a1r,S of tff.os ,iaso ~
VIM. Shadwick ct al.} Franklin County, Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale at public Auction, At tho door Of the Court
House, in the City of Columbus. Ohio, on ,
Friday, thel16th day Of June, A.. d. 1866,
at eaclock NJ. the following described reai es-
tate situated I'd Frshklin county Ohio. to-wit: hY
section enc (D township one , range sixteen (i6l.
United States Military Lands. being that part of
saidpremises set of asl homestead TO- said Wm.I
1854, containing ~ acres. az ~ ;. tn
Appraised at $50 per acre. : ,v,,a ~ ,o, slsssS
-lfq.j g 1eASheriff and Master Commission:r. oil
Printers fses 81 rs. .f9e,i'e w nf snNaYs hssl
I lnayl7-dlthwtd .SS Is "a ie. lslfqA
| eAplNQa Nv
.:srcisiirlaoJ lSisAR baf hifed7
hlrb'it-eittr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
~ .ATWOOD'S aTl',
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
- AND ~'+ .r.ts
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrat-
ed the superiority Of this machine all others for
the purpose of sinking Oil Wells the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for tho saue. a'
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
tho boring of oil wells. excepting the STEAM EN-
GIVE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, (but
will be furnished if desired, at reasonable price,
and dispenses with the use Of the Derrick, Rope
Bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive fix
lures now in use. and Is so arranged, being con-
structed on wheels and portable, that can be ca
silly removed for the purpose Of sinking wells in DIFF
ferent localities. 9nt1i.oN baH h5sicra.U VT blot
THE DETRITuS is removed from the well BY,
our patent Hydraulic process and does not require
the removal of the drill from the boring. This pro-
cess not only removes all the detritus in from to
10 minutes, butlikewise efectually clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that often entire
ly closed up by theol process Of sand pumping.
y WITH THIS MACHlNE Il and practical engineer.
awell can be sunk from 400 10 600 feet withina Pc
rod from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
driven. ~''', A.
b Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery of these machines OF New y ork. Nor
wien. Newburg N. Y, and Pittsburg, Penna. ,.oa1q'
For further information. price. terms 6c., address
.swg,s SIMEON LELAND.O4xq
5o.Ieg oJ3o. METROPOLITAN HOTEL. -,
d aprl5-d&w3meop l. oiri.s st New York. p,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

D1voRcEs.--Nine divorces were granted
at the late term Of the Columbiana Com
mon Pleas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
THE CITY,
rAE SOLDIERS, REcEPTIoN.

arrival of More Troop rFs reception at
che Capitol The Repast and Wei.
come at 6UOdalc Park-"The
FightIng Parson'' Nom
lMssed-Enthusiasm
Tor sherman, III
&c., sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
p H. T. CUMMINGS, NJ. D.,

N" NJ AsSdytT 10 IIIe OUHIe UI MaIHe' r
We have heard persons who have used
the above wine express their astonishment
that SO rich and mild wine is produced in
this country, and is now being bought up
by the weather. classes. Our druggists
can scarcely supply the demand. ac be.,..a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

New YORK, June 9.-Gold closed tonight
at 1925.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

| ~ ~ Hfi'''~Nlg'W = moo 80 a NdlmiG
.rBd,n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

4r'..' RICHARD SMITH.
P.S.-The pirate took one OF the bark's
small boats and sunk it to keep the crew
from saving themselves. - - ~
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, CITY ITEMS,

june5-dtf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
DEAD.

~ E.
At last Henry John Temple. yiscount
Palnerston the peerage q Ireland, Prime
Minister Of the United Kingdom Of Grrat
Britain and Ireland. the statesman OF the
longest experience of his day, has passed
away, having lived within few days.of
81 years. ee Fe
Few newspaper biographers appear 10
know much about Lord Pamerston, save
As diplomatist and statesman. Asa pub
lie man, he was always before the public
of his own country and Of the world, hay-
ing entered parliament in 1907, and been
in public life nearly the whole time since,
having held high Office for nearly forty
years.
He was thorough English parllamenta7
~ ruler; apt in debate, lucid IN explana-
ton. but seldom elegnelsin speech. ne was
an effective talker, without having any pre-.
tentious 10 being an orator. It IS said OF
him that he never crossed the seas that sep
arate England from the continent ot Eu-
rope. This report rather helped him wlia
the English masses.
He was th0rnughly practical English
man Of his day; would guard the rights Of
English subjects, but had not one spark Ct
sympathy for oppressed nationaIities, and
would Hever have dreamed of fighting tor
an idea. Eis policy was generatiy success
full, at least the English generally sept out
u war and made money.
Lord John Russell. who takes his place.
i seyenty-fye or seyenty-six years OF age;
wants the manly tone Of Palmerston. is a
sympathiser with the Exeter Hall Evan
selists, and other organizations Of simi-
Ia character. Wiiming,rn Josrnah
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r.on .hs sptasfsIl RspubIIe.n.
DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT AMP AN
IMPORTANT ARREST


A well dressed young man entered the
First National Bank, about halt-past two.
Wednesday afternoon, and called for $500
worth Of seven thirties. The clerk obtain
ed them for hin. and he, proRered ia pay
ment ten $50 legal tender mites. Before
tae exchange was affected, the bills attract
ed the attention Of Mr.. J. Il. Appleton. the
cashier, who had Just been reading about
al excellent counterfeit greenback Of that
denomination. The bills appeared TO be
genuine, and 10 reply 70 Questions from
Appleton the man replied IN confident
wxy that OF course they were good he
took them out Of the Eigb II National Bank
ii New York the moFning before, but he
could give no references IN Springfield.
Seeing that the cashier was not assured
the man made 40 attempt % take the bills,
but DR.. Appleton hsid them tight. After
some further remarks. Appleton asked him
10 let him take the bills aad shaw them to
friend, wherespon the sharper. seeming
trouble. said hurriedly that be must be GO
ing, and By quick movement snatched
tie bills from Mr. appleton. hand. only ]
small piece II one 81 them bein. torn Oh
and remaining.
he walked quickly out d doors and ~
erect, iuraing dosn Vernon stree; ard
ten Up Water. Mr.. Appleton walked az.
.pr him, and al the corner Of Pynchon stree
rncouEtered Mr.. lilly Hanrs. who yoIun
tered 70 follow him up while Mr. Apple
I'm called an officer. The coan,srfeiter
III. seeing Mr.. Appleton afterhim, walked
gaietiy % the Massasait House. and enter.
IL she north door just az officer Smart ven
II the east one. MIR. HAYNES pointed
or tic man 10 tie officer, who through I
misunderstanding arrested an innocent
nan. thus giving the gsilty one time g
slip away. Tic went into the wash.room,
whers tie officer Immediately followed snd
arrested him. lie made 3 great low 81
Inascence, but w4s taken il the station
hose, where Ne vas sesrebed, but only
s2s-and ,hat good money-found upon
hila. His wlIele route va then searched
and Eighteen " tn Counterfeit 6lues sub
seqaeHily found ii the cost II the Nsssa-
ssti li6gss, where he ha4 thrown them
wien going tlroug tas Mushroom. 0n-
~ ,aem a. TORN, add lie piece held BY
NJ Aeplelon matered { precisely The
ttid-ncc i therefore eonplpis sa5 trs
sa.Der i i, god a. hooked fg II lest
fifteen wears close eptH temeat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

The Fenian eseitsmea, u Csnad, still
continues
Five regiments II British usops are 81
roaie e Muntr,sl % prp,ec, Il against Ii,
renians
According g he proportian or wealll
oi the national debt Of the two countries.
To- debt Of Canada j. tweaty I've per cent.
greater han that or the United States.
The receipts FOR customs in New Yots
during tie month n October amounted a.
tue unprecedented sum u slo 600. 900 -
gold.
1 curious phenomena occurred n me
Valley 81 Mexico "a thc sth 81 October
Five large streams IL water burst suddenly
itom ne sides # tie mountain, which, II
taef no MT diminish III volume, will lurir
considerable river.
SATISFIED iMBlTlos.---Some years ago
Senanr Bgrland, n Arkansas. N reply IL
1 c1ailenge sent bY the Non. r.. Il. Flour.
ny, said lhat he was sullicieniiy shot al
II Mexico 10 satisfy the ambition ol any
man. II il hoped that al Who have par.
ueipa;ed IN our late civil war are equally
satisfied.
There i gold excitement III Leeds.
Maine. The story goes that es supposed
% BE- gold were found in the crop oi duck.
and that, on diggiag IL guicn which the
duck bad treque0ted, spcclmcs e similar
ore had been found. The o. we're sent
70 Professor Hayes, Of Bpstt, I'D pre-
nouncsd 70 be gold.
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THE TRlAL ID NR n.nIs

Tie philadelphia Enquirer IL lie fel.
loving dispatch from Washington l,ap,
pears 70 bal, been hnally decided tina, JET.
lsrs0n DAVIS will receive fali AID ires
pardon, aud be luriished passport t. FL
rope, On giving his parole never 10 return.
The several plans for hi trial Lave All TAI
len through The Norfolk Court II Judge
Underwood, was abspdoued on account Of
a doubt as % The question IL isrislic lion.
ard Tie mprobability Of obtaining an IN.
biased jury At that place. A military
commission had been also Agreed upon al
one 'iine, aud evidence prepared tending
70 conyiet him of conspiracy in the assas
sinaiian Of Mr.. Lincoln, but the President
b. concluded 10 have no mare miI,ar,
court fnartials or commissions. n was AZ.
80 proposed TO Try him in Virginia, BY a
United States Circuit Court, over wbieh
Chief jos,iee Chase vas 20 preside bnt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

About half past II O'Clock ii
night our cilizens we're alarr III
II FIRE, which was soon discay IS m
J shoe shop on Wilmingion aFBo.
site lie Planters Hotel. fH. ffa spread
rapidly. The city engines we're oat II Or.
der and could not be brought iui6 reouisi.
tion In very short time the ahnIe 6Iock
u buildings on The South side Of Market
Square we're consumed. Messrs. Upchureh
and Cook, Mr. King, L. II. Adams, Lynn
Adams. N. p Register, ]. Kiusey, Rev. A.
L. Rlye1 sad ,agwell Brothers occupied
the st,ras. eiessrs. Upchurch and Cook',
lass r.,instef At s5, 900 il goods, &C..
VI x. vas mall, Mr.. L. n. Adams
15o 70 n g86d., Lynn Adams 10 goods
and a abnat $1,000, Nc. Roy.ters
sas ~ Kinsey about $500, aud tie resl
bot 8 ii gasds. BY great erer,ion.
6aag agds were saved. Mrs. Scott lost
'ers 5uHdirgs, waived at abou. $4,000,
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fdI tactician, and often a brilliant deba-
ter. bat his efforts is an crater was less
distinguished for eloqucnce than for prac-
teal esod sense. It is stated, even by his
political opponsnts. that he has held once
with more general acceptance than any
English Minister since the time OF taegrsat
Lord Chatham.
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6ss Las llistpgY.---A correspondent
n th- New ivrk Tribune writes: " lesrl
that Grnsral Robert y. Lee. u The late
: Cualsderaey has arranged With 1. y.
Richardson. u this sity, IT. I've publies.
nor III bis History Of enc Kesellise. Tho
book y NUS IN presar.i'on and will not Je
completed fer several mnnlns 70 core. IN
the articles q sgrrrmsal i j. stipalated
that No alterations shall br nads bs the
PUBLISHES alter The Eaag,ssipl cores into
he hlnds lee - pa.itiss - lti, paint
and wil, brock nc change TO suit she Nsr,h
rrn palate.
An amsslag dshase inas place between
Nr. w Z, skcp,c - religious natter. aad
German I.uthcraa. The sk,p;ie. sidieu
Ing shs iEsih u cef,sin passages III ist
hIbles snL sappnsing his anisgunis. a5ag.
csfasIel q arggnsni, asksd hen q be be
lies,d RaIaam's 49, -rsr spoke Ike rah.
The Lutheran VS. ,ilral ~ momru'.
and tAen sad: e Sc read mi, the Bib,s
daI sOn IalAsm beat Ms sbsskass. anil nc
spese chust llke nan. ~ believes lli.
Vie. aerrr hrar a saAcssss spesr liz. i ,EaA
meseli, batme hear good many men sPske
chuss lIse sAarks.,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

Lieutenant Maury. rereatly pslsfslizs5
A. aeEiean citizen. has. b. decree "a.
Ted tiit 18Th of September. bses. pgeia.sd
a. horeraty Covneii1r.
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AilIsbnraugb gaararl.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. d.
Wednesdays. November fss 1sGs
" Subscribers in arrears for the Recorder Ars
earnestly requested 10 make payment aliofcurss
temporaries require payment ID advance, sndve lrs
~. less needy than they. Ii money cannot he had
bring US provisions; -four Is especiaiiy wan,sd al
present.
4 ~ NOTICE. = The Justices Of che Peace or
Orange county are respectfully reaues,ed,to mesat
the Court He1se in Hillsbersagh ON Russaayoi
eur next County Coau,fr tho Eansaeaon % TO-
peaan, business. rsxf4sa 81 &c ~
rsaa n ~ H. B.GtI'H RE Sheriff
.g e. sg -><>~~~>>~~~~~~ WILT ssesvs
4 8tsr ELECTION RETURNS.
The eliewing are The oficial returns o. shs elsc.
tion in Orange county on Tbursday las,
For Governor.
Jonathan Worth, sss
s W NJ. Heidens .rti So
For Congress. SIS
jOssh TStnsr,Fsat 1859
8: 81 $500 aa.s. $3.50 Sc
~ A. H Arlington, u.s. 10
ese9 SIS senate, sHsf
William A. Graham, laos
4saA M Commons stf
= samuel +. Phaaps i.esa
AsaeR X +. WebbS asR GA
N. w. Guess tf "A 5A5
Shsid.
y. =, Guthrie, ls1
i. M.J0nes, - SCI
c..,s. t cssa's c's4 e'''' -,
less. W. E... sss
/ AMI Secession orainaps. ts,ifes. l7c
Reiecicd, rs
AAa-slaysry ora.nsaes RaiiSsl. gIes
Rejected, -
- sA Ese
TneTetuFns,, Of the election come IL Ferry slaNly
owing Ia Inc want Of mail farllies. bDi enough b.
,een received 70 warmnt the conci1sion tsai lons.
Than worh has teen elected Gorernat with per.
haps large nijoriss. 8s n~
Ii appears, however, from the fola Eng aispa,eh
which We cory from The Progress u monJay. ,hs j,
islhe intention Of me President .hst s.. HoIien
sasl rsaia Bis POstionas pfosisionai Governor to
some tne Jet:
washinstssn, aor. II, 1855.
70 his EEcsaency NJ VIZ Holden.
The PtesidsRtdirects ze 10 say llat he e
bpects Jon 70 coutinue IN the exercise 81 the
functions Of Provisional Governor Of North
Carolina. untll you shall nave been relieved
BY directions from ban.
(signed) NM II. SEWARD.
similar instructions have been giveo . lbs CO...
eineIs Of s0aah Carolina and Mis.isspps
Hs..<.-~--~~->@-~
MN AuSSrs.-we Issra fren The STANDARD The
tie following Nail Agents have been appointed en-
reltss IN Norh car5lins.
E,Icigh and G.toa Railloaf, z 1sey, II Rs.
lsigh,
Atlantic sci Noah caroIn4 RaiIload. II 4 &c.
Erilhsp. u Wilmington.
a9ra Carolina halifoal, :. y lssngi company !
Stops
ghIdlsis and C0IamBiA Hallroad. r. !.ylet, II
Charlotte. and - Jones, o. washington, y z.
Thsss appointments ne Standard ssys. esmPleie
tie chain Of Agents On the rosGss IN ras ssals
Neas. Laws and sherwood. vino have been To- SON,
tine on he ". G. Railroad as nsl agents. a. sail
fl aal asaive il The discharge Of duty, an I ia
new sppoinies. are equally dilgsbt, which We dogh
aoi hey rll BE-. there viii now BE- ne esrg y CON
otin. ii r.ssfi 20 The mails.
--~.-1>~~~--
DISTRESSING FiRE
/ Abodf half past II O'Clock ~ sg
night, our cilizens we're alarn M III
u Ere, which was soon disepy 3, n
shoe shop on Willmingion ,pBo.
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allIsbnraugb guararl,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G..
Wednesday,. november fs. 1sGs

~ Subscribers in arrears for the Recorder are
earnestly requested tomakc payment fofcur 10.
teinporaties feqaire payneatih advance Sndive ne
not less needy than they. II money cannot he bad.
bring US provisions; -four Is especiaiiy wanted at
present.
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"A lsRsegsgECOuRfsaA -.Gen, c4linisgc.
N > A.s,ases tagcresirds hinsssf "a scur.
in;s lar 4. psrdo,l ~ Gsa kIl,ali. ,s.'s &c !
kn,led Fals Sgnaes sgalgs Gan. Gall.
siege Gen. q. asked ;ha Presi.
dent IL graft ID. applitA;ipa -" person
a fsyar 10 himself Gsn. Elliott ~as &C
eupgihgsa ashrlman, bet ~ Port ROYAL.
ana was supporting his ,amily BY t.hins
The lardaa will .ecarr h,r Tie in.mc,liate
restnrat,aa II ais lands siese to which kis
bshermatss lux aaw sssnds
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this was alss iHfnd impra cticabls, As there
i ysi ns organization Of the United States
Court in Virginia, and il there had been,
al IMPARTIAL teal byjury there would be
impsssible, tits said the President dscid>
IA Tint Ne should no,be trisd any where ont
AZ Virginia. and ovsrruIcd rhe proposition
Hto iry HMM Baltimore or Washington, be-
cause ne, Davis, Z committed his crimes in
Virginia Thus the matter stands. Ii ii
said that IN addition u Tie united appeal.
Os HE rebel Leaders in the South, to 2 Lex
Davis go,n Horace Greeley. Ward Beech.
er, and others. have visited the President
and begged for the life and pardon sf the
iemineat Southern :ststssman. sAAsasaasa.
I fYNwaySr 0r
IkyR. DAsis--Itis Fepsrled from Wash
ington that tie arrangements which. had
heen entered into last summer lor 1lse trial
d, l.E. Davis viii probably .iau. through,
and thar. from the pressure Of Rablle apin-
ionin' favor Of an amnesty IN his case, lhsEe
nay be no trial. aIler al. We ihnk il
more likely. however, shat presideRS lehp.
SON il holding han - 4 pfIsqns N view n
submilting hisfcase d lhe gonsIIyratloR VI
the Tvs, houses as "a tAe disppatInn .thI 4.
10 he made II him. Snmetl.ins sro,D. tlr
Suprrme coust = sanscl to.esiablish ias
landmarks between layslty and treason and
between national sovereignty ald Sls:e
rights. AMI tie assistance Ut Congress may
he aeela al nccsssarytn ses are such atrisl
fag DpsIs as sall accomplish this objee,.
Atk fsrk hvals