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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

Jacob o. silver. plainlin,

Jacob o. Silver, Plainiin,
fHaac HOfner and Catharina Hornaf, ot Agrangs 90
lndiAnA, And Sarah b. slVer aHd Lewis A. SuTeT, o
Montgomery 90, Ohio, Defendants
superior oopr, of ofhon,gomery Co., Ohio. ..
The above named dafandApia will take notice
that jacob O StYsr on the 20th day Of September,
A. D., 1865, nled hs petilioa IN the Superior Court
nf Montgomery County, Ohio asking that partition
he made OF the following dosenDed premises, and
doees assigned thsfeIa 10 sssd Sarah H. BtIyaT, said
pfhulises being ninety In the south east corner
0fIhB north west quarter of section nnmbar l9) nine
teen town four a. range four ll), east and that at
the Ieeember term of said court said paintfi will
ask that order be made for the pATlluOn OF SAL
prenlises ,n pursuance oi the statute.
JACOB O. 6IIVER.
ortla 0lW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

N-CoSoURRoR OF PAN.-Dr. Kittrldge's
great internal and external medicine, intro
dnced few days since by DIR. j. Henry
Hildreth, Is performing wonderful cures
throughout the cities. The Doctor himself
preseribes for the afflicted from his ear
riage, for any Of those diseases which he Is
positive he can cure. II he can not do so,
he will, in all candoT, tell you so. Bny a
bottle Of his medicine, by all means, and
try IT. and II It does not perform all he rep
rssents 1t win do, return the empty bottle
10 room No. II, Phenix House, bstween
two and three o'clock R.Ms and he win
shserfully yefuud your money. dSt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
Hsssstior's Hittsrs ON the sattis-


Ii 10 satisfactory TO know tn { our dsld hospitals
are no longer ansupplsi with this life saving prepa-
ration Soldiers who, as PriVats cirEOhs, had become
acquainted with its properties, have in many instAn
ess made special request that HosTETrER's
STOMACH BIrFERs might bs added to the medical
stores af their regiments, and their wishes have not
been unhssded. As means OF sastaining wounded
mea on ths batts field, and Of enshiing troops 20
bear haguing marches under biASing sun, il has
bssa strSnuously recommended by distinguished
medical men. and the prospect Ii thatt will ev,ntu-
allysaperssdsall tho aduiisraisd tineturss nquOrs
and dangerous 7baies that have heretofore been
considered msdiOlnAl ssplss. rhs TACT that smsll
spanaty Of tho Bittsrs MIXED with water nom any
Of the BsuIhsrn south-westsu rivers will proven,
tOm Affecting the bowels or the hvor, should bs
borne In min BY Army Physclans, soldiers, and all
who have occasion 20 visit those portions Of our
country. The msn who uses HosTETTBRs BIT
TERs in conformity with ths directions, may ,et ct
dsnAuoe Intermittent Fever aud III other dseases
generated by action OF an unwholasome stmos
phsss upon an oSartazsl frame,
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BROWNS sRONcHiAL TaOcHEs
HAVING A DIlrcr isSLukNUE 70 raE PAaTs, oivt
.......f IMHEDiAtK RFLIET t|
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumPtIVe And Throat Diseases,

raooHrs Aar USED wiru Alw.Ys sooD suooEss
SINGERS AND PUBLIC ePEAKsRs
will and TrOshss useful IN clearing tue voice wh-n
AIKEN before Singing or spe,kins, and relieving IN
throat shsr an unusual ton ~ the vocal organ
The qtoelss are reocotnm ended and prsserihad oi
Physicians, and have hal tsslimoaas from sminen'
men lhro,ghout shs country. Deng 10 article ot true
merit, and having proved their efficacy by tes' Q
many years. eachJear ands them IN new loe@hu'
in various par,u of the world nj tho Tcoohs3 ar
universally pronounced better THAI other articles.
Obtain only "BHowE's BRoScuiAL TH'onES, sn'
do not take any Of the Wjrths5i Iait1tionfthGt maj
be offered.
Sold everywhere ia tho Untei States, aad In FOR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

WooD AND CoAL.-LThe very best article
of Youghiogheny and Peacock coal, best
qualities of Wood, aud fresh Lime, always
on hand at the Coal and Wood Yard of
George Mccain & Co. Office, Third street
and the Canal.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

MEDrcAL.-The attention of the reader Is
directed to the card of DIR. Ruttley, who is
temporarily located at the Goodwin House,
0ate Swasney Honse) on First street, east
of the Canal. The afflicted should give him
a call.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

aMALL CoN.-1'he new one cent pieces
are legal tender for any debt to the amount
Of ten cents; the two cent pieces 70 the
amount of twenty cents, and the three
cent pieces to the amount Of sixty cents
80 that q debt of ninety cents may be
legally liquidated in copper coins
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

LuHCH To-MoRRow.--John Gengnagel
will set splendid lunch tomorrow morn
ing at ten O'Clock. Turtle soup and all the
luxuries of the season will be on hand.
Give him cah.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

81 iNPoErAsT 70 0oSsUMPTVEs.- The
long looked for specific for the cure of
Pulmonary diseases Is found at last. Aliens
Lung Balsaln has proved to be the most
extraordinary medical preparation for
curing Consumption. 1t not only cures
Consumption, but relieves Immediately the
incipient stages, such as Coughs Colds,
Expressions, &c, Pains In the Chest. II
breaks up the most distressing cough in an
incredible short time.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Med
ieines generally.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
DAYTON, Ohio. ,.l9
= -s.r-
Saturday, December 2, 1865.
Local matters.

The 4lst Ohio Regiment of Veteran Vol
mite,a Iniantry NaA paid on at esmp Chase
yesterday, and finally disbanded.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

A big rush at Roseberry's for those nice
Dress goods at twenty-five cents per yard
below their September prices. Go and see
them. We are sure II will pay.
oy29y2t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

On Yrs ON YES l-Go FOR THEM. Those
sales by Auction of blankets sheets, and
linen pillow cases, shirts and drawers, cali
Goes and delainea, bleached and brown
muslins, goes on to-day and this evening,
at Christopher a SpieInan'y, No. 3l3
Third street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

There will be = session of the Court OF
Common Pleas tomorrow morning, Judge
Wmans presiding.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM LOZENGERS IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED Al,
REPUTATION AS WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF NOR 7 II a NJ Err G A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

NKw BLANKETS NEw BLANKETS "A
large lot of New Blankets for sale at c. y.
Huber q Sons, they have never been taken
out of the original bales. ltd I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

GB- George Ii. Wilson having purchased
the Boot and Shose store of Mr.. Phillips
No. 237 Third street. Is now prepared to
sell Boots and Shoes cheaper than amy other
store in this city, Remember that 237
Third street. next door to the Montgomery
House has the cheapest Boots and Shoes In
this city, nov2O-d3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

- DhuhARB wlkE OF SUPERIOR QUALIFY
Nv VIII be constantly Kept Oh hand iof Medical
ead sAeTsuaental purposes. hy u. Jerome, opposite
Sitt hotsl Also Wine Plants tor sale by
sep,sdam ", J, shEi.DOh
NOTICE E.-rHE UNDERSIGNED mas REES
~ duly appointed eAecutfi1 Of tho iAst will and
httkment VI Henry aliaheT, late o. Montgomery
county, ohio, deceased. $500
noTz5dltawst FREDERInA 0ALLtuER
GToLEh.-S6O BoLiAhs RkWARn.--s1oLKk
- from the subacribsr'H pFtniAes, ueaF Y,llov,
rpnngs, November y. Back Mare, tao wears old
lAst spring about nteon hams Rud una iuch hisb
Nth star u her iofEhasd, he W Iuane aud ioroteu
End bare Footed, roSaId Of $50 is ofsrod for htf
noc 1Vcry. ADAM MAMMA
AEHiA, Nov. u, lsG5. noyss.it
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, Mr.. Rudolph Protzman died from lock
jaw, few days since, occasioned by rum
ming a splinter into his hand. He took cold
In the wound, and the fatal termination en-
sued as above stated.
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UNNEOUT0H's NOTICE --lil pprsous nteTesiedai Al
"a hereby notlhed that the Undersigned has shis
day bson appointed and qualified a. Executor Of the
kstate of Henry q. Adam, dect asad
FRANCIS HELFRIOH.
November 70 1865 nov95W3t
John FRIDAYS ESTATE. --ON TIE 2lD DAY
~ OF November. 1865, tha Undersigned VAS ap-
pointed and quallned adm nstIstoT of the estate o
John fI'daJ, late oi Asontgomsry county, Ohio,
deceAsed.
noV2swa KLIAs GEBHART.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

JUST RECKIvED.-Twenty barrels Sweet
Cider which ! viii sell by the barrel oi
gallon. +. j. WELTEY,
No. I2S Main Street.
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Mshaok's BitteIs.

Mshack's BitteIs.
sTherc 10 many true Werd spoken
in Iest,,, said gantismAn 20 his friend who re.
marked tbs, 0Greenbacks are Eesd but
Robacks are betiorob H. -..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
WITHOUT A RIVALI

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has long
ioyedin Central America aud the West indies
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

OEDRoN BIrrERs.

One Trial dad HOa VA NeDer Use
4aV Others. .....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18

FROM HOOPS ARMY.

A gentleman who reached the CITY this
morning. from Blue Mountain. -. The
Appeal. brings " seme addttisual intelli-
gence from the army Of Tennessee. The
crossing 81 the river was Affected as w. have
slTeady stated. ami the whole army brought
oser- Ths federal gunbsats made attempts
10 sheli and destroy The bridge. use,l. out
owlng 10 the excellent Management =i nur
batlepes they were generally Kept al res.
pertlul distancr, aud did but little dana &. !.
aud ilIe ivrces were sum placed beysI,l
The reach Of their ace.
Oar informant cODsersed with three par /.
,ies Who islt the army after tic Crossing
gas AFFECTED. 'iae various state taents u.
zen b, these, as to the iosse, VI TIE arm,
IA lhs late saw ialga, DID not materially
dlifer. anu tis estimate was mat from hse
10 ok. thousand would be the Aggregate
Tie hesv,esl loss was al Ffanklia. AMI II
was p.ie ally stated nj lhirtysslI llu ndtet.
The moTele VI the 0,eu sasalso good. qnder
the circumstances, and ltlwii take 6nt la
Iile time tnsece,e, the old spmit. u the pro.
pee steps are Al oHce taken 10 INSPIRE con
iidsuce "a Those ~ao lead them.
~ last accounts. itltmas not known
whether The army snpld iaii back to blue
MounlaIn, OF mosr 20 Cnunth. hauy
think the iOrmer place would be sdctefnnu.
81 on, and We hope u way be. II located
there, &c conceive u vail be ia position IL
defend very impOftsnt puinl,. aud De ttel
able 70 co operate with the armies 81 the
country. Ch@ialsa Cosr.er IOiL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18
laeonrANr rRoN noops lRMY.

Tie selma Rebel u The 5lli has received
reliable inrormation from gentleman who
left 1'usculnbia Oh the 9TH ull., AMI who
was with Ole Army II tennessee there, 70
The effect that all theyankee reports absut
The Decentralization ~ the army arc mere
fabrications. On The eontrsry, he says
the troops are il The most excellent spirits,
and That the Amy II larger than when Y
went into Middle Tennessee, the recruit,
more than making up for AL losses suffered
10 the expedition, The army was resting
All raseuabia after us arduous march y
was not known 10 what direction u wsa'o
move. whether for Blue Mountail Of Co
lumbus, Mississippi
wshaye every confidence in the stare,
men, Of Che gentleman referred ", and
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s. TT 49, 80 FFfT ~ 81 So
/ .BlocgspK RusSINa---,N a;sl:h.laqdl NJ
the alleged .ceasslsss VIZ ance vf lr van
kse navy in wa ching b,.ek sds runnrrs sp
the Atlantic aud Gulf cas,tof The Coated
crate States. thrlr ys,a,s 'lirptra, has
amouated 10 cain pArAu srlsalulie. Setting
a.lds al lAAt, has been surpsrIsJ 90 S,asr
and ind.siasal asenuaL iAs trasse'lr " The
blockade have brtn .rrs grfat.i rss Pis-
siIeat, 10 a concentration ~ A'oagtyissu
the sublrci. saEs tasl lle aninbsr Oh sss-sls
Hrrislas Al IVA parts enla ICON the lsgrsi
Ns,snbsf 10 thr gu, ~ psGe hssr,ws- -.
sad but 4 srrs sAat pF.pMtsaa VI lhss"
outward b,anI mcrr raPsarsd DW ~
II. 20 baIes u saf,sa sAiPre,asnsr 'Ar ~
II Iag last, Gsll.a1l ERE. lssl--aoltisitf
\ per srAia ~. tf ettaa Fly snt&fltt
Jhe sprr Al rrpul af the, sscreialy ~
the Treasury ~ rslalirn. % lbs ma',er
sha~s thai tAsrs have besa imR,rted Isi1
tue Csuls,scrscyat ue pnEtslsi Wlirlu.-
ton and Charlss,os slgcs Oeisbcr 20. iSsi.
s.6S5. 900 peasds Of lasat. l.507 600 pound,
OF lead, l,9S5. 200 poua sol ssltRstFss5s6,.
QUO psmoi shos.. 100000 pairs oiblsnksts.
$4,000 pounds oil esasr. 69.00OElfss. 81
packages OF reyolrsss. : 2.659 packages cf
medicine. 81 esnnsn. wi:Aa large gusati-
. ty nj other articles. vi whichsv We heed make
M mentr.ps lBs-lde l.e.e. msny valuable
store. ant .appti.. siureagbt. ay va, oil
TIE Nert,efn. lines. lnlo Florida, ss i've
pot, Of l,sl.r-iss snd latsugh. M,xic",
acrsss tho a., l,fapse. k.t s{ss
TIE snpaer's nl caiign made on Gav-
srnmrnt accalqt s,hor Marebals. 1863
amanntfu s5 a96. eco " spseie. OF this.
estian. To a.. ,aloe ol ~ 500, O1n. has been
.hippe, sure ,hs lst ii July and up TO the
ist ut December. r1t IS 81 ~
i Il isatnatter of ibssluie 1impossibility
Zoe the Fcdcrals to sinp our blockade rum
Ing al The port Of Wilmington. u the
wind blows lsRd~s,rd. they are cnmpelled
70 han oil 10 a great distance tn escape tie
terrible SCI which dssh-s on ROCKY coast
wiiheut harbor within .thrse DAYS saIl.
~ Rislmoad Di,pseh.
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ry Of their children and the desoIation OF
.their land We areeanxious ta See IL tina,
once noble Expire State Of ihs South viii
abound 10 humility, 10 proportion as she i.
smitten.. AID lastly. we feel CURIOUS To
see if those who were laalest and earliest
for The. fray will b the 6rst t0krase The
craven cry Of" Aui3pn. 4 i
Georgia, uuder TIE lead If her able but
somewhat windy Gov. Brown. was one of
those States who secuted the idea of wait
ing for Virgins and North carolina,sA
which was then called co-opera,ian--but
plunged in headlong after South Carolina,
trusting, as was the case, that she could
drag u Into the melee. Now that We have
suffered anil bleal so,lsags her, anaba
rled 50 many Of our dear sons besides hers,
wlllsshe puliteiy ;iafarhi rus AZ Georgia is
~hpped--,is the best yau eau far y"ur-
selves: 7" Or Will she take the trouble -
saw ANYTHING to ts NJ air People semr-
times prefer no, saying f..reweIfsp moss
whom they have maltrratea esf f,,rsakeu.
and not 10 stand upon the ., der iof their
gong bnt 90 staonce.t Wetrust.icr better
things. however. fr0m that ga,isnt and SUIT
.lerIng StAts. Is M sass Ysai g&saaY43
IL lsl veil knewns "a. ahisrry, with What
great reluctaner the Conservative and eau
t,ons siatesef North t'aroiina and V,fgis-
il yarldrd 10 the torrent of resesuti"n. and
witt, what nnble and steadfast faith they
have bleds and Suffered benea III IL. ,les.lat>
Inc waves. There was no aprcat msde 10
a Il -
further to make tlieml shoulder their mus
ke,s, than that ofsy,sfa thy Toe cur South
ra brelhs.n, wiie sess'aIrrsdy in anfneed-
ed sacear.s we haa that theyscne uf
q shuaur ~oul,l be resolved by any " those
States .assh Of u.s. wlthdra wii,. rom the
6. atest, ar N any ise impair,iig NE gene
raj safety. AZ hong rs those neutrality-suspicious.
Of he eau.s--Sarth Carplina y Virginia
I--remains uprlght and anbrskeh. 'sh's
/ 81 - Al IL 4rnfaFf ;. : FfHHN
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y1RGryf. LEGIsLiTURE.

Rchmgnd, January l2.-ln ihe Holse
.ol Delegates tod y resoluiiops we're SUB
mlteii for the appointment OF commission
er, 10 confer with The authorities of the
oii-f states fur commissioners from The
usitsd States. as 10 tbe best nude Ofnii.
lgalin- tie borrOss OF The present war and
bringing abopt su Memorable .srininaliph sI
the sa.e. The res7lupoqs were lndef.
.nllely postponed by yeas lOl TO nays 2.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18
Refugees fiom Savannah She man OF
the Uniol. 49,

Charleston, Jan. l2--By q flag Of truce
10 The harbor to-day, two hundred and fifty
Savannah refugees were rcceiye,l.a
ihe savannah Republican Of the llfh
bas letter from sherman to several pro-
Inlaeat citizens, stating :hat mis- IS merei,
= military command. and that I've can order
10 that capacity but cannot give assurar-
ces " pledges affecting civil matters in the
future. Congress will adjust these when
Gyorgla IL again represented there ~ OF
old. LeOF-la -. not VI the Uniun, there's
fore the talk u Reconstruction appears in \
appropriate. A. lnDg a. any people re
main ar,Ssd and organized. tile United
States mast pursue them with armies and
deal wIhIhsm according 10 military law.
Vince the organizations are all broken,
thsn the cases will be dealt with by tny
civil courts. lie thinks that inc nme
course should be adopted az indica's ed by
Gen. Ws-hiugtoa 10 the whisky insuf rer-
ton, and inaccordance with tbr principle.
oi the .Bvrr conspiracy. Iafr Ell
lie qor,es Washington and Jseksdn %
the prewpatiSn of. the Uniou, and say
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18
From tie aaleish Conservative.
WHAT 10 GEORGIA. GOING 10 Do,

WHAT s GEORGlA GOING TO Do
II sn interesting question IN various res
poets First. because in population and ~.
sources, she u great State, aud whatever
she docs i Of vital importance 70 a.. Sc
csudly, because her territory having been
pretty throroughly oyerfIn from the Noin.
lains 70 The seabosrd. We are ANXIOUS to
know whether there VIII be any msye, from
the Navy tread 10 oppression which ha.
brvI,ed her fair homes and fertile fields.
Whiiom. there existed tradition, that
tie hearts Of freemen could neither be won
nor broken evenly the ashes Of ilIeir hoiiss
lhelSs. ihe'fape Of their women, the btgga.
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:. .. Fen h., o h.rle... BulIeta, slh ia.,.

- - A TERRIBLE CALAMITY .teaif
r0a Saturday yesterday morning, about
saSse'clsck, a fire broke out IN the Pasnas-
sasr's department, occupied as such by
Cant. Spnrrier, G.. s. A., In the building
Immediately south Of the Cox 5. c rad
.ruad aud n g. railroad passenger she'd /.
and before assistance could be admitted 10
extiasuish the flames. 1.-THE guard refusing
admittance,to volunteers, as we have been
.credibly informed D the baildinswas 81 lar
.enyelGpeS Id tlies fiery element that % be-
came I'M apostolic to susJae the flames.
The nexl building and adjoining. one OF
.theslargestr In the Southern sCnniederscs,
occapi I'D as a Government warehouse, aud
headsasriers tor MAJOR Echols. Qsarter-
master, aud Major Lowe. Post Commissarv,
was secu snselUped in flames and destroy.
cd. " fsah
The Ere then communicated with the
large warehouse Just being completed, 70
the south OF the depot she'd, thence to the
shed, large and beautiful Structure,
thence il crossed 10 the north, DESTROYING
the cid ballding formerly usel as depot
and ticket eliee Of the c. and s.tairoad
all Of which were Totally destroyed 800
The fire then ranged eastward, consum-
lag the uester wing 1T the y. c. railroad
depot, oaaed b, the Charlotte aud South
Carolina Railroad Com pans.
Brextrherdinsfy exertioas and a profel
OF compensation, the progress of the firs
was stayed and the spacious depot 81 the
Cksrstte sRd South CafoIha Rs,lro4,
Company WAS saved.
I'he E6rtn Dar,dna railroad depot wa
alsossv.d through the sxertons Of sonle D
the soldiers and private citiz,4S. anon.
the lstter Of whom, who can,riBstel large
ly, BY Ia or and exposure 10 I've tie Char
letle RO-d depot. we mention .Mr. JUhI
Big.er, Maj. A. w. Burton, Mr. slpwp
and others, whose names are enltisd sin
ply because We wefe Ioreed 10 leave Nth
cat incusfiz'ng their names.
fac loss by this conils grafton eaanu
be correctly estimated. Inc an,ersnvni
ra.iroad companies aud ASSOCIATION, to sa
nsthins cf the los pgisat. lndigaaals VII
sustain, canaet fall mueh il any suart .
S50,oJD,gJ0, and tbs great saiaaiiy i III
result Of accident, aud while lie ar,l wa
On Griy.
We regard ituunecessary 10 specify III
lsssss sustained 10 fact. II i bs,t W ami
thatsstt of notice, but .re vii ssy ;hi
nr-h, or railroad rompanis, la,s 10.
hes,iy; and the Tred-gar Ion Work
csrp,sy, Of Richmond, have also sulTerr
aeavilv.
II vas reported BY some RI The member
d Csmpany II. from uniop District. ). q
ust two Of their men. g, MeKiDney al
F.Grsgery, were tni.rng. and il .ss leai
Cd they we're buInea ~ ore Of the bald
irgs, sut this Is BY 20 ,nraus certain.
=. L1tkily, but ts0 cars were DESTROYS
: sp the North Caroline road, and ewing
the great risk, skill and unasgging ensre
\tf engineers Prim anu Burdsll, on the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18

~ We renew the notice given short time ago.
that after the first of January our terms Woe'u "
cash IN In consequence Of the asn pr'ce
~ psper we cannot afford 10 furnish the paper to those
who do not intend to pay, and b insure d against
that these advance payments are required' Af'er our
NEXT issue wssshal begin to drop those who do not
comply wish this rule.
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THE NEWS

n $50 saf 1.-THE NEsvS.afal u tttfas.A
iTheunpleasan tinieliigence hsseeenree'ved' wa
Fott rishe I, milh It's garrison Of between tive and
three thousand men, have talenin te'he hands o me
Yankees. After an absence Of some Two weeks, me
Yankee lee. II over sx,ysesseis mssei,saPp arance
of onr coast opposite battery Gatlin some i've mics
above Fn, .Flsher, aad near The headaofQhe sound
and csnsid cradle number Of hoops hadsi.s fo''
.F,sher was fariously shelled for i've days. Inc
Goldsboreugh STATE tJoamal asays. a. 7soeloek on
. Fridsymorningthe fset opened on Fon Fisher and
for the entire day some one hunnred aud hsy shots
per minute were rained INTO The work On. SUNDAY
evening ap assault was usde. which after TIVE hours
efaespsrsie fighting was refuised. Gen biting pc
ing slightly wounded At ten o'clock smother assault
was made, and Inc Fort with its garri'on captured
Tie i.ss Of ,hiaFor is important, as gives th'
YANKEES eomnapd Of that OUTLET to the ocean eu'
stdoes necessarily involve the loss Of llmlnsioa
There sis .tIens dsfenees sill below Wilmington
which i is ped We will be aLle 10 maintain,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18
sa'a's = EtisoPEAN NEWS

Richmond. Jan. ,l5.--Eafrpvan advice.
of The Slst received. ihs LouLan Times
alludlag 10. The present altitude OF the
United States TO Cana,a.says. in. the pres
ent state Of Norlhern ieellDg. there il lngch
reason 10 apprehepd some outrage which
may TeR'ler rupture Inesltahle.s The
Americans neither appreciate the sirensu
u England, nor understand the ssannnns
With which war would Be prrsrcntra il
torced upon a.reluclanl go,etnmrnt end
naiiOn ;'and the first result u Aarr Noald
be the Immediate and ilresacabls estab.
.lislment ot Southern ,iudspe.Lence-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18
REPRESENTATIVE CONGRESS.

Tie House concurred 10 the joint ress-
fulton for tie observance Of the 22d 81
February a. d day Of lasting, humilialisH
ond PRAYER. TIE bill increasing the pay
III post masters and route agents was Pass-
ell. ,.-.r.r
SIR. Rivers. from The committee on TO-
reign relations. reported back sundry res
slnuous relative 70 peace negotiations.
with the recoamendaiion that they be laid
upon the table, which was agreed 70. At
Orr. from the same commiitse, SAID that
lie had a report 10 submit wl,ich ought 10
be. considered ia se;ret session, aud mo-
tion TO resolve into secret sesslon was
agreed 10 By one najorIly,. 49,