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OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION co

FALL AkRANGEMENT.
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TEE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
CA ESQ aid DEgs
CAPT. JOHN WOLFE. ........... Commander,
VIII leave Portland, daily Sundays excaptod) at
5 o'clock A. NJ, for the Cascades and Dalles,
Come citing with the steamers
TFNTNO AND OWYHEEE.
Which leave Cello on alternate days.
Steamer TENIEO, COE, Master leaves Cello
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Steamer OWYHEE, FELTON,, Master, leaves
Cello on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
thereby forming
ALLY LIN
From Portland to Umatilla and WaIluIa.
Sept. %, 1865. s. G. REED,
4ltf President O. S. N Co.
, 1865-09-29

'Who does not see the cause of this triumph
of liberal ideas in England? IF George B. Nc
Clellan had been elected last year, Stuart Mill
and Gladstone would have been defeated this
year. So it happens that the enslaving of one
man fastens burden, less or greater, upon ev-
cry man, and the emancipator in any country,
is fighting the immortal battles of freedom for
the world"
. And who does not see according to such rea-
soning, that the party of freedom and universal
suffrage in the United States are controlling the
political affairs of England? And who does not
see, per consequence, that England will soon be
annexed to the United States, or uice versa, and
that the two great powers will shortly be under
one President, or King, with one flag, one des-
tiny, &c, &c2
, 1865-09-29

WOMEN are said to be mere delusions
but it is sometimes pleasant to hug delu-
sions.
, 1865-09-29
Bible Society of Wal1a Walla.

DIDI5 sOCIGly OF " ana WaIIa'
The Bible Society of Walia Walla offer Bibles and
Testaments of all styles and sizes Eastern cost,
with freight added. Depository at D. S. Baker &
Co.'S store. March "a, 1865.
, 1865-09-29

BRITISH CoPPERHEADs.-The Oregonian, which
is remarkable paper for scenting out treason
in its incipient stages, and which instinttiveIy
perceives the "sympathizer" in every cline,
and the inevitable Copperhead party in all
countries, says the Copperheads have been de-
feated in England by the electing of Gladstone
and others to Parliament-men who are sup
posed to be in favor of a reform, extending the
elective franchise more universally to Her Maj
esty's subjects. This may be true in every par
ticular, and yet it would require considerable
jumping at conclusions, as well as ignoring of
facts, to enable one to run parallel between
the now dominant party in the United States
and the franchise-l efOrm party. of England
The Oregonian, however, with its accustomed
adroitness and astuteness in turning every cleo
tion at home or abroad to the advantage of its
party makes the twain "as like as two peas !"
Let US see, briefly, how nearly these feform par
ties resemble each other, in point Of fact The
British reformers favor the extehson of the
elective privilege to the a0hite citizehs, class of
whom do not now enjoy that great privilege; but
they do not advocate ''negro suffrage" for that
country, at least not that we have ever heard Of
The reformers in the United States reverse this
order of things completely, in their theories of
government. They do not propose to enlarge
the franchise privilege among the white citizens,
(all male citizens of the proper age have hereto-
fore exercised this right, any way) but on the
contrary, they believe in disfranchising copper
heads, secessionists, and everybody in fact, who
does not think and act politically just as they
themselves do. But to atone, perhaps, for this
lovely break in their beautiful theory of Free
dom and equality, they urge that the loyal;
the patriotic, the sanity and sooty American
lied African mast be allowed to ballot his mis-
cegen friends into Congress and other lucrative
positions. Why, yes they say, "didn't the 10y
al blacks in blue, fight for flag and Union too,
didn't they carry the country through; for
shame, ye Whitesl It's true, tbs true" After
saving the country, by their superior prowess
and love Of freedom, of course, they say, it
would be the basest kind of ingratitude not to
trust them with the ballot But the Copper
heads, the yenomous, traitorous, ignornant
and disoyal dogs-cut of their power for mis-
chief, stop their ballots they won't vote for
our party, nor our principles any way we car
fix it, and those late rebels, they have no rights
which even the blacks are bound to respect
How could they vote, especially the fends
among them who have property to the amount
of $2O 900? Ba5 why pursue the subject fur
ther, when everybody must see at glance the
great similarity between the Oregonians party
and the English reform party But we will no
tce one point more. The Orggonian claims
as will be noticed by the following extract from
its columns, that the party of Freedom in Eng
land are dependent for their gains upon the
success of the equality party in the United
States:
, 1865-09-29

The Salt Lake Telegraph announces the arri-
val there OfMajor General Meagher, who was on
his way to Montana, as Secretary of the Terri
tory. The Telegraph SAYS of him:
''The general looks hale and hearty, and is in
the bloom of manhood. He is a thorough Irish
gentleman of manly instincts, a great traveller
and an eminent scholar. Before the war we
personally knew the general as an editor and
writer, and are pleased to meet him again in the
civil walks of life. We expect Montana to find
in the General a thorough politician of some
weight.
, 1865-09-29

Mr.. H. BledsOe gives US the following account
Of the robbery of the Boise stage, on the 2lst
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

.ei.r1 - ~ - 1.s',S. irIrs' wei.
-,.:..s.r Spring Horse Colts 8. p. 49,.
First premium, JOS. Thompson, ts 90
second do JrG, A. CLANCY, 2 90
sssH, Spring Marc Colts. B'lk'
First premium, John YarnelI, 8 90
second do James Keessy, 400
,s-nslBrood Mare for Dranght. u ii -
First premium, Jos. Thompson, 500
second do B. Manley, 500
y Brood Mare for all purposes. 1ur
First premium. j. G. Heldelson 90
SECOND do! James Keesey,rs 3 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
LATE FROM tbs NORTH

Richmond, Jan. so Northern papers
of the cath aud 25,h received.
The main builJiag Of the Smithsonian
Institute at Washington was destroyed by
lire on PES iay evening. Numerous val
liable paintings and documents we're con
sumsd. yhe Musuem and Library were
saved. The FIRE was accidental.
A Ssa Francisco telegram, 2;d, annoan-
ces the arrival there Of Capt. Beau ega,d.
brother Of General Beauregard, 10 the ca
pac,ty Of private Secretary TO Er Senator
Gwyn. Tie reports tha, Gwyp has been
created Duke bynlsrimiliaa and appoint.
ed vicrroy oyef'tve Statss. sedsd to
Fsan:s 10 payment Tor troops furnished BY
The French Goseramsnt. The story IS not
believed further than thst Gwyn has OBJ.
tanned certain land grants and has been
authorized to encourage suisratien from
the Confederate States.
A Washington telegram says the entire
subject VI the exchange Of prisoners 10 now
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

Committee frsm 10th yirgiRia Cavalry
and unanimously adapted. Upon m"tien
they were referred To the separate action
Of the Regiments Of The Division. and ac-
cardiag to. the reports Of the Regimental
csnmittee WIRE adopted by the entire
Divisisn xi,h but few dissenting voices:
WHEREAS. contrary to the wishes and
expectations Of many 10 our beloved Con-
federacy, Eighteen Hundred and Sixty
Fsur has closed without Z termination Of
this wsr.
ResoiUed. That we deem it proper 10 :
sew the pledge made by usa year ago w.
On the eccasiea Of Fe4eslistmeni. 10 serve
eur country In veal or wee, a. long as the
foststeps Of Z Zee psllutss our soil.
resolved, That Ne deem ourselves, AZ .
people, ssundantfy competent. to msintain
eur Independence, and We depreeats even
the agitation Of the question Of yielding
ere iotas Of eur long -cheriahed rights Or
opinions respecting negro slavery 10 order
= Propitiats the avor af foreign ps~ers
and thereby secure reesgnitisn Or assist
ssce.
Hes0fped, That We send words OF cheer
isths loved snes At hume and bid them be
81 sssd heart. We believe that by the
slessIng 81 God. under the leadership Of our
believed Gen. Lee. the army will yet con
soes a. honorable peace. A, portion Of
The army We eheerfully prepare for the
esmlag csmpsign. determined to b. behind
ssne - devotion 70 the Cause ana strict
sdheresee 10 duty. Whs can despair o.
BE . laggard 10 caus, 80 holy asd jssf a.
ssrsf he wis fai,ers - . bastard. He
che deuets il dsnse4.
Received. That copies Of the ahs,s Be
seat 20 The Virginia. Nar,h ,,srolins snd
Gesrgis legislators. th- Cecsre. Of the
Csnlsdefate. S,stes. 10 Gas. r. n. Lee. to
ssr Cssps ssa Di,is,on C.maasd.rs. and
10 the sifsisu. Meth CstaiiHa and Gesr-
ga psper.. Tor psbiicauen.
cskEY J..nALL, CAInmsn.
y. e.. TsvssEsp. Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
Obituary.

hiled, A. Fott Fisher. January 18th, 1856, in he
Izd year ct his age, Sergeant MICHAEL HI. TUR.
hENTi Of place. The subject Of this notice
possessed many qualities we'll calculated TO cause his
early death to 'e deeply mourned by his family and
friends. In the beginning of ihe war; responding to
No call oil patriotism, he became volunteer defender
Of his native land. Captured at the fall Of Roanok.
Island. when exchanged, he again joined the ,rmy.
and Was assigned 70 duty as one of the garrison ,,
Of Fort Casweil, and then of Fort Fisher. Here he
remained, except when the garrison was ordered !.
Charleston. tll his death sustained BY sense az do.
", and discharsing ba~y, cheerfulIy and raniulIy
bis obligations. la the last fatal assault Ne fell nero.
caliy ralyng his comrades, and urging them 70 meet
and rePe the fae. Pierced By two balls. His BODY IN.
stantl, released his brave spirit, which, spa red The
humlatsn sfsurrsnder. at oaee from the con.
sicis Of earth 70 The peaceful presence Of that God
whom he served. for several years he was member
Of ths Presbyterian Church. His companions and
friends testify that he was consistent christian no,
only at home bat amid the temptations Of camp and
Geid he was useful growing christian, working for
Ted, and striving in prayer meetings and Sabbath
Schools 70 promote tho spiritual welfare of his ielsu
soldiers In bis death, his family has lest beoyed
nember, his comrades brave associate his couutr,
achrisf.n soldier, and his church valued son. Blu,
surely We need sorrow for him . net IS those WHO
have no hope" Oar loss is bis gain. 70, sucb n
one 70 depart and be with Christ is far better" D!
BIN We can write, Blessed are the dead which ii,
~ The Lori, tom hcncefor,h: yea, saith the sprit
that they my rest from their absrs and their work,
oo 'o'io~ 'hsa. ii. q. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
NORTHERN NEWS.

Richnsad. Feb. 4th.-The Baltim0re
Ansricaa ssserts Pssiti,eiy thar Lincsls
has as;SoriE.d Blair ~ eammsAicaie his
~.lhssas. 70 give hearing to ssv per-
.nA VI ia1ueses wha mar came frua the
Sfsfss 10 rebeii'sa. With or without Da.is's
suthsriry. 10 treat for peace upon the ba.
sis .f subs,ssios 70 the Upion.
A -Peeai Washington dispath To the
Hsrah ~. SAYS 20 have hal a surfeu of
peace -ru ~srs Ia dzy and IL is exceedingly
alficslt. out oil the mass Of contradictory
siatemert,. 10 arti,e4st the truth. The
tsets appear 10 be these A delexatsa frsm
Richmond ~ss sdailted within our lines
YESTERDAY. and t"dy started down the
Jxncs. RIVER Or an army transport. They
~efe stspped at Fortress Monroe and Sr-
~ari started fnr Annepuii al nom u meet
thrn. There is reason la believe they
aiII nat cnme to Washington At present !;
bat any negotiations or conference in re-
sard to the settlement al our ilsicui,i.s
vii be conducted a. Fir,ress Mnnlse
5r Seward in behalf If the government.
The rl,ols aiair 10 inroived in good deal
OF ms.iery.
Tht hnn'poiis correspondent, II The Bal
more american Isl, announces The arrival
thsr, tn, msrnIng VI Seward, accompanied
By his private Secretary, Who Immediately
lei, III fmires, Manro. on t;rant's dis.
patch steamer 10 meet the rebel somm,s-
sinuers.
The Hsu~ adopted Senate resolution
asollshuy Javer' wi'hlR the lint. of the
United states. S1lUiss WIRE fred ~ honor
sl the event IN va,ieus cities.
The let Maryland House Of Delegates,
under the new consiitstiva, hxye cpncur-
rcd in the imsrd cent.
Tive diss>irnls hres orcufred IN the
9th and ash. 10 SaYannsh. destroyi ing 4
large namher Of baild'ng.. By me second
Or. ten bucks sfbuid,nss we're burned.
Ten thousand bales ~ ce'isa had been
shipped North aud a crowd 81 other ses-
sels were beng loaded wiki il.
Grant hss receuuv been To Fort Fisher.
He returned to Fortress Msnros 90 Mum
dag. g
~ authorities Of the State Of Missouri for
the bsn,shment from that Safe OF tue wives
aud children Of al ules in the rebel mill
tsry service.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

That cut on the running 80 with
that event q remarkable change SIS been
prodsced IN our population. The arrange
faces OF Aen in foreign garb. and with To-
reign accent, no longer iill the eye ut eve
~ turn. or meet itat every corner. That
dream u PAST, and very little Of j, nav re.
mains. Sundry accustomed faces too are
gone. and the places that knew them know
ihe's ~ mere. though not We trus. forever.
On the other hand. people have come back
to occupy their own houses, thinking the
Town safer than the country in the case d
raids. 89sF llIYI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
sA.rmsn,. .dvauc. coward. Brapch7llIs

A Dispatch isam ..awnnsilir. daird jan
sarv 2SIh. Uid Bsanshslilr. Jtursrv 30ih.
SAYS: The enemy occupied fubrrullle
,s.teidss. Siihs cai.,:drlasle force Of IN
tsntry, and encamp.d ,hrre.".
Aasih.r dspaien. dated Jsnuiry 3o,a
nss: rar Yankees aterr.ss,ns from the
G.srg,s s,ir oil the Savannah rser at Sis.
i.r's Ferry.
The Nor,hrrn papers bang .nme inter
patch from Washington .a.s:
Tie government is hosdy In expectation
Of rsceising important ,nfar,n tinr frnn,
Gen. shuman. Parties here ihrreughl,
posted 10 regard q his Plsa, and purpo
sss ere esnhient I.tre - nothing that can
iapeje the triumphant carrying out Of his
sntirr programme, which = III prove ,asti.
ssre dsussing 10 The Confrderacy than hi,
isrmer eanpatgn.
The Washington corrs.pscd snt Of IN.
7ribuns writes:
oss Of the results NJ Serretar, S,atsn'-
,isit IL Ssvanu.h - IL solve a dos5t as 10
the sssndness Of Gen. Shermsn on the sls.
very question. Ihm tldiet's ,ies. 4hd
psllcy are those 81 The ssve,nseni. III.
treatment of the negraes ~ Sranpah has
inspired them with cnnGarsce. and the u
rely spon him sh,lly. 10 has horns ~
bis hear, geat schemes for the b.Le6t o
their race in Georgia, and it's understood
her. that The country will be elrciriael 70
few ds,s bt AZ order iron him. pafttsaa.
ing among them the abandoned sea island
property Of fugitive rebel pianters. AID rs
tabllshing them in their new freeholds. and
laying tug foundation of q new social con.
ditisa 10 the sosih. whose supers,ruetsr'
but fru politicians IN the country ara nov
permitted clearly TO see.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

RonBRRY,--We learn that gang Of des.
peradsss went 10 the haAe 81 Michael
Shotfner. an aged citizen Of Alamance
county, residing near Hollis Factory, on
Monday night last, and rsbbed him Of some
eight thousand dollars in money, watch,
4 revolver. two guns, and other property.
The Home Guard and civil authority can
NOT be too vigilant in preventing such out,
RACES and in ferreting out the guilty.. ri
Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
FROM WILMINGTON.

No further demonstrations have been
made sgs.ust Nila,ngioa. The Carotini.
an of rear,isy. FEB. ~, says:
The eae.aJ seen conteut with shslling
ocessiosliy sur lines. frsm his gunsosts.
vhieh are in the soand snj in the river.
Oar men are in excellent spirits. and are
cot At ell discouraged BY the easmy's naval
demonstration on either flank.
A dessr,sr cane iuto our lines ysstsr-
day. ~ho fvparts that Admiral Porter AMI
0ssrrsl Terry. are bolh awaiting orders
iren Wssh,nstos. lIinDg accomplished
the objrct oi the expedition. By the capture
Of Fisher. the enemy will not attempt any
ssw mesemset until further ssders.. LII
repar,sd that the enemy is raiding through
the County OF Brunswick.
The Journal of Che same date Offers the
following reflections. n
We here In Wil,aingicn are now very
ssiet people aimee the fall Of Ror, Fisher
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
FROM RICHMOND.

kichmond. Jan. 27.--Gen. Lees nsmi-
natisn as General in Chief was prepared
last week At the War Department BY order
Of the President. The delay in sending it
10 the Senate arises from the Presidents
inability 70 sign mis- name, in conseque nee
Of severe attack " nesralgia in his right
arm and hand. The Presideat 10 still con-
fined 70 his rsoM this merning. and may
net be allie for some days to recover the
sse Of his hand. Up
It is ,tated that the Commissioners in
passing through eur lines. were greeted
With vec,feross cheers by the troops; aad
that similar denominations were made by
the Yankees o. their srrival within the
Yankee liaes. .it1s t3es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
Ian d FOR SALE

A TRACT ssntainins I6O ACRES, S,r -.
East Of Graham. two milss Eas. 4 Hsv P;,~
Depot. and onb hafa mile from the N. q. Cso,..,
Railroad, and bounded in psH BY the water, &C r.
O'lsr and Quaker creekss Tsrns; $5.oOe IL Bs.s
Notes, or 81 800 in nste payable On Jem.nJ p,
further information. address.
w. r. BASON,
,. Ha~ Ris~, N. g. R.R.
~ e0--H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
MARRrEp..

Tn "Wednesday tho Is, instant, BY 3 Terry. ESQ.,,
Mr. HAMILTON MONTGOMERY to MIS-. ga.
RAH A. WIIxIS0N, daughter Of Mr.. Robert Viii.
kison, all Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
NOTICE.

E'HE undersigned. as special administrator on Al.
estate Of ICHARD TApP. deceased. will pre-.
coed 70 cell, on the "a Jsy Of Fsbrusynexi 81 lhs
late residence Of the said deceased, on the persona
estate, consIsiiDs 81 Horses, Garlic. Hogs, sheer.
Household and Kitchen Furniture crop o. Cor ~.
wheat, al The Farming Tcois, Wagons sni Goa
one Csrnase, Buggy, and Harness; also The gEs~.i
ing crop Of Wheat and Os,s. &c.
y. I. FORREST. Adms.
January 10. N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

~ the hands Of Gen. Grant. and there is
reason to believe that full exchange will
soon be effected. M
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
ON SALE.

~ IN - n II e,
100 SNUFF BOXES and Jews Harms.
100 lbs. Soda. 100 lbs. Hops,
800 lbs. Birthstone,
so bs.sBorax. Eair Brsshss.
50 kegs Nails,
doz Goat skins,
Peggine and Sewing Avis.
\ February g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
NOTICE.

HaVlNG st August Term u Orange Cos.~
Court, qualified asErecuior Of Ire viii n q
r. Long, decreased. notice j. hereby given 10 al -.
sons hi,ing claims against said estate 10 prese.s
them tor payment within the time prescribed IL lsv
OF hts notes will be plead in bar Of their rsco,e,v
and those Who indebted TO The ss,s,e are reuus
ed 10 make immediate payment. =
JAMES WEBB, Ear.
Dscsmbsr IL ,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

Stand firm, and all will be Right.
WHAT We have is fer ssI. for C,,L. w. -.
NOT AFFORD any credit. Il is no. ,ish, 1. ,,t !.
70 credit. II We sell and try 1. f.rairi ,o.. hi
ensuga. II yoa ewo Ne. please paw u, iu.sli.isIv
We are in want Of shafts due or.
= 80 II. N. BROWN q co.
- - g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
One Hundred Dollars Reward

AN AWAY from the subscriber, in Ch.r,.,.
II NJ on the 7sta Of Janusry, slave I,ssc -,
.wen'y-nvs yean Of age. gingerbread esmpisIie.
isse iuii eye, sPrighily ccunsnancs, end ci,I /,
olue Jeans coat. He is probably asking his -, =
inc plantation Of NJ. Or Mrs. Pas, il Orange eop.r,
some %. miles nsrsh Of Hilisborough where sem. =
ms relations reside. will Give cas hundred dol.,s
for his delivery 10 me 10 Gnsslstse. :, ii. CO...
nsut Ia any jail. WIKI due notice Of the ssps.
~ r. A. GHOLSON.
eo-S~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
EXECUToR's SALE.

n WILL Offer Coz aalo Al The late residence cf y,
o Z. hong on Thur~lay the I'd day Of Febrsv
ssnt. M stock Of Medicines, Surgical lns,rumoss
Fss,hss Beis, Asi'iasses, BsJs,esds. and vsrie,J
u char articles. 49, b
JAMES WEBB. Bsr. i
Dsssna@ IA. e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08

The highest Market Price paid for
OLD ROPE, RAGS, CASTINGS. CARRIAGE
fsG HIM. SEED, DC.
100000 pounds wanted imme dia,ely.
II. N. BROWN & 90.
February .. a..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
aGive Us this Day our Daily Bread.r

-. Uat DdftF DT6du.'
NECEsSlTf, the first law of nature. comn.,. A..
subscribers TO adopt The following ruIs. :. !.
iheii professional compensation They will take ami,
provisions Tor their services. charging old rat ~
allowing oil prices. and where paymen, s reiuseJ 4;
this iorm. Their charges will be ia the full r.,;o -
the prevailing price Of provisions, taking corn. an,
Or bacon, a. the standard. 800
WM. CAMERON.
:. STRUDWICK.
-, WIN. STRUDWICK.
'0'n. 79-4wps
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
N O TICE

Will SELL, as Administrator Of the late r. Il.
scout, a. h'llsborough, on Tuesdcy Of February
Cout, the following property viz: one large ron q
Oarpe'ins Horse Celor.. Leoher and ether articles.
Cash, or six months credi. will be given,
J. c. McCOWN, Adm'r.
rop'uafy q o. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1NHH BOOKS OF Hs,ss and Faucs,t srs v,se.ss
= tie hands Of q 3. Parish fos colIsstiss. Al
perssns indebted 70 the hfa are rslss,sd 10 ~.
with him Immediately.
HAYES q FAUcRrr.
Nevspbss &c. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office ia HiIlsbsrourh
~ on tue Isl day Of February, 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-25
steamboat Accident.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2s.oThe steamer
Argosy No: 5, Capt. Yandegrift, from
Cairo for Cincinnati, with the 10th Ohio
infantry, about 800 strong, was blown
ashore in n rain storm on Monday eve
ming on a bar so miles below Louis
vile. The concussion exploded, tho
mud drums, and the steam coming ait
scalded twelve men, two of whom died
and two more are expected to die. BE
tween 80 and 40 jumped overheard, 5
of.whom wore drowned, The steamer
ArgosY No. i, formerly government
gunboat, Capt. Sharks, brought the
regiment to this city and transferred
them to the steamer Gen. Lytle for Gin
cinnntf. Tho names OF the unfortunates
who were scalded to death, were Martin
Long, Co. X, and n discharged soldier
of an Indiana regiment. NgnI. Egel-
shoff, NJ. Murray, Norton Shelby, NJ.
Brasbee and Isaac Taylor were severely
scalhed, and Herman BelEinnsi Hugh
Taylor, Aaron Fixens, John RodericiS,
Amos Rose, Aimed Rotler and ] Ne
Daniels were drowned. 5.iI.j