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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
NEw-YonK AID HAnrrn RAILROAD cosrANY' /

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS An
nul III ctiou for Thirteen Director this Company for
tie year ensuing viii be held at the Nihce O. me ,osany
FoGrh-aye. ard Iweuiy-slxtt, On ACESDAa Tue
18th dsy If LAY next. .., q
The polls VII. be opened nom p oc'ock % noon until
o'clock r. ~ Of tat ay. The Transfer books VIII nc co'd
from O'Clock T. Of the st DAY o. ga! s@ uh '''eA
a. H. @. tie .th day n May rf A.
~ d. EMERSNN. secret.Iy snl Ireasurer.
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/. ~ GRIAT INGIDE ROrTE FOR BOS

TLANTlC and GPEAT WESTER
II aAiLNAy. NV BROAD GhrGE ROUTE. -
NGHE TRAINS LEAVE NEM-loRk, vis, tae q
70 CLEVELAND. o, NtrhJtT ,HANGH ot CAS-
com ..t,s Wiz riro.i ~ % principal clio n the Nes'
Jl Foai ICING extended. and Vs.. soon ts iu comge o
rur' ing ler O.. .eil 'a1l. t4Iia, Dayton. t.ncr
or ID ~. fo. y without bl@ik - % 80 ...u.,.,.
I'll. ooynE,S Den IIcda. Ast, h.F aN abtrhf
Mei.vls r. Cen aal sna'i.
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OPYIcR or -sg Board OF ;scTsr,
Nh Is lKsTi.K.sT AND MOI GHANHERs IT.,

NYw. YoRK. April, 100.
ITO THE LIQUOR DEALERS Of the CITY
4 OF HEW.YORk.The Board Il Excise FOR the CITY
aui County Of Gew-lork win oreaaLe and hold It's hrst
for the current yeer the 10th OF May next In the
Ciy na in this City, AZ u oelock m, in the thaHters
o the Court OF Common Pleas for the purpose OF granting
licenses
Apphcatou. for license viii be received at any tine during
.bu,,ess hours q the Offices a5Oyenaled, where suitable
ks and az necessary Information will be furnished iree 10
WIN JAY HAsKFTT. No. IS Centre street.
ROBERT ID. HOLMES, No. Chambers street,
NOAH d. CHlLDS, No. 81 Wes,-3oih-strect'
Commissioners.
Or,vva n. Srour Clerk
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Irs,HE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUS.
Cooperation Notices.

.EERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
Hall On MOHDAY Nay =? 1879 az i 9cock a. r.,
cultc c,ry fog q eu yas ltol the Ia Day q
tUNE. 1865 LEASE 70 esta1ls ard r'sn Ferry RON
tohlsed or wtin 10 arls nor ,.a'h 81 :ici point
The na place =; HoboAea, Ne~-Jesey to be furnished
\ y '"' ''''"'''' CONDITIONS.
The e'rdo and Of the Lease to he IN the
.ola Of Ferry Leases eeo,ore eaiered mo ~ me
he Con sr By Olde 9 . ige SSgi'q-src 4 iy !h'
DROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS
Of the CITY Of NEWNokf..-lke und igned Com
a1uored by IN Act o. ne Legislature Of he State
passed May T., lssS e e .s s'pl' i TIC re
uro-s ,ur1 cleaning To De deposited with tie Char
aa OF "a" Con mission ts NJ Of no Wy q ~ -,
FDAY the a day of sfy inst IL O'Clock Forms u
DE eone peea:oH- nd bgnd esg oe bed on spFesa'.on
G. GODFREY GuErhER Mayor,
JOHN T. HOFFMAN,, Reeosd.f 49,.
MATTHEW T. BaEAyAN. cc sDi'y t."
Co.aprolier's Ofce, ~ nan HAL o. Rec rds'.
FfANcIs l. A. BooLE City IIsa,pec'or,
JOHN E. DEvELIN, Coun.ei 20 tie co'pn.
40. g. Nassag-.'.
pEDEMPrION of 1854, 500 SOLDIERS
Ia BOUNTY FUND BONQS Nd p" Of ,,e County OF
ev Yc5 payable June l. - Noiee h 9oy even tha
BE soiel fooniy sanh E5rts So 2" o. ne Conn.y o.
Sev.i coming dne aaf ys-.' Jue J. 1872 ~lh ne
interest h vii be pad On thsi day. On me Pr entAon
OF aid bones 81 Ills oAice.
PROPOSALS fore LOAN d slensoo o Soldiers,
posniy Fund Redemption Bcrl No p" Of The County OF
/ New.iork.
Sealed p1sss viii be received ~ this oce, until TUES
DAY .y q ls15 a. O'Clock Zen ie same VIII Dc
publicly opened, or tie waoi any part 4 nr sum OF one
million six hunl and f5ry 1saEd nsG hundred doll
.ls aoirs' Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds SO ~ Of
tire C0Gny lew auth 'Ted b. CHOPPER /. 81 the laws
q: 49, ia by ordinance c.e LJstd oi SupsIVo.s az
proved ~ he MAYOR May 3, 1875.
lhe .sd bonds viii bear interest si the rate Of Per
cel, per auu payable hal year " tie lr. day o Nay
and Mover be ia each year. and 'hs principal VIII be e'
Fire hundred thousand dollars Ia srs. day ofNoyem-
Der l2sl.
five Hundred thousand doars the FIRST dsy Of Nosea.
1--WE hundred thousand dollars the first day Of NOvenr
Der, 1885. and
ore hun re-, and fsrty.one toussni hundred dollars
tie mr.; Day q November, 1874
Tie proposals. wall the nlount II bonds desired ana
the rros rsr hundred dGr thereof and The persons
whose 6posas are accepted viii telerpon be required 10
derpit with the County IIeasarsr Ia The Loa May bsnk
o. tTlt ltsr ri- - d'J vfJh ioo' VIC s"'s
10 them respectively. -. -
On % tho Comptroller the r@oeirs Of the County
Treasurer such deposits, the parties VII BE- entitled to re-
bond. fer cqus amounts 81 thc pr value 81 tue sums
awarded 70 ,hein bearing nom June lo5S
Each proposal should be sealed and ICED fEopof8.s ior
Soldiers bounty Fund Redemption Boni-, No. ? and IN
closed ID second envelope, aaTcssei TO the covp'f9Ic
~ Necessary rrotec, the interests Of tho
County. MATTHEW y. BkENHAS Comptroller.
City Of New FORK, Department Of FINANCE ComPreler's
Cfce, May 2. 1868.
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WI PaNY-foot q Hafclsys'.-On aud after hpfii ~
No ling mai for Hac8eisto"n aud int mediate SO
ons IN, ,eve 4, a.D o m. Mail Hxpress for al sirtiors
e, OF Albuu at $40 D. Ia Aonstown Express It p H.
\ sCHOCH, Asisiau, Superintendent
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1musements.

MIALLACK's. cv
w Proprietor ind Mapa-cr....Mr. LESTER WALtaoh
Alteration Of tLlc Doors open a. Iii Overture al %
THURSDAY.
Goidsrnifi's Standard Comedy,
SUF SrOC ) To CONQUER -. =,
Revived with Elegant Appropriate Scenery and the ioi
lowing Standard Css.: . WV,
(Elis ~ "a Appearance IN ioor nonthf)
Mr. ..ii. JOAh - p'iA
Sii CfafiCs 4il gw........ 49,
Tony LIN. .''i "
n O. fn.,....
DiA-oly.....
W
I'm WIS. s''''''i.
ii'f fii'ils...
yect 'f'rts
-.
Aiiss ~ racas'le.. Nay Ssno'
e.- - % ~ rr,le. .'D
Mis- N,Niiie.. Hiss Na1eh"e i'h ili''
Green
fElJA' HOW SIZE LOVES LIZ.
sATuR lAY-THE WONDER! 49,.
lrcLhai. charming Comedy, 70 MARRY Or NOT ~
MARRY. viii be- gwen MONDAY next, With beautli"
cenery Ssner, Appointments.
Le. be Anepsce lneses acted here) is ID rehearsal
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DEDEMPrIONo of Sl6ll 800 " SOLDIERS
Ia BOUNTY FUND BCsDS Nd. - OF .ie County Of
Kew Yorf payable juno 1855 Noice y he eby gwen tha
be soYei5 Rounly gaud Bonds SO. 2" OF lie County 81
Seg.f OK b. on.n. dc AID ,.ysl Juae h. 1875 vita the
h vii be psd thss day, On The Pr entaiion
p aid bones g. Lis 0.iCe
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sf.r MONDAY May r. los, trains leave Thirtieh-st
nation Tor Albany ani Toy connecting with Northern ma
esrn trains 1t u M. q, 1888 p IA. ~. 80
IA, Car. ait.rh.d :, aud iu.Jl 3. trains. ho M
n s t5aeh 90 iahaio nd So pension Bridge yis .oy
,.itlout cLsngs ~ c4r.. Sunday train p IN
J. r.. To, CfY. Ass. supt.
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OYG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER

~ ARRANC EsENr.-Leavcs New.Nofs, lme--sip ma
lts Eat vrf fos Gleeupor sAs Harp = Hampton,
sss m For Ysphsnk Llksliui islp Babylon sri Farm
.in.ia. n Ia. and 3 p In unnhin& uiousn, %
On nport, SATURDAY eyrnissJ ROY y ..e o. t'.9v
In ., ana q ~ tStages eonuer, for Cold Sprng
Oy ssBay AID IIniing,o1J roi iemp.'ad JAMAICA ana
win sed al & AMI 10 ~ a NJ. aud - and D. N -.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - LcayeI Sth st., tss'
Rive 4 sl5a r. 'r Iaphsns stopping at si S.atohs *
eept hempssaj aid yosse E,cnf.on Ticket. ior s tA
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TEW.YORK ard NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER AKRANaEMENT. 1905


TRAINS LEAVE aEw.roRE. 2'ThsE AND GIL
For New.Haven, 100 sl,Gz.J il5oI n. ED 'fs,)
90 tE1l as 40 and so fLx.,l \. ~. 49,. r. ,
For RID ,euor TO LOO tFr.,l nip m isio 'rh'
90 ,Es . a4s - and 90 OK y. ~. "a, "a, -
For Milford and -ir,iiord, 100 1870 m w. 'Sp' p W
FOR Fairfield Southport ard Wo'Por ", iL"a H. 90"
ASp - - oo, ~ ~, . -, 10 IL ~, /
Is IS. go, $50 acc ttI.,l y. M. "a, a, so,
FOR Dsrirn 100, $50 ll.Jea: m lis ~ - ~:
For Green, ich 20 ~ lL3Ja M 3fA 40 31 ~ M
For stamford 20. % (FI $50 lJ0 M l2l' tf.fl
90 (Er -, ~ $50 go. 500 ttS. p M . 40 =, ~
For Port Chester sud intermediate stations 1OD t il''
Il. M: o a. 40, so, 90, 100 p a.. ~
CONNECTING TRAINS -
For Boston VIA Spin sGcd, 8J) GIL 100 C-xeo5
q, NJ. q, - ,,,s ~ ,sae, 80
For Hart d anil Springfield 500 ,LI) N. (Ex'l@o1
Hy.D l2l5, 500 p m.
For Conn, oent River Railroad 600 lEXl lziSp M
10 montreal LOJ D. m. t. Northampton. -
Far Hartford PROV deuce and si,hk Railroad GOO En-
a. IN ll.l5 T. AL.
o. r. NJ. u. rs 30 htJ 2.
For rn,l Railroad ia.l5 2. m. 20 Northampton
For Honsatonic Railroad g. m and p m
For Nangaiuck Rsiroad, 400 q. m, 30 p. M. "a
FOR DanLury and NogwSk Railroad, 100 9,b a. M, 'p
p. m. ,.oo, 49,,
JAMES II. HDfT, srp
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PROPOSALS fore LOAN Il 81 eai,N0 ~ soiiIers
pouniy Fund edeilp;oH 1orls 10 ." Of The County OF
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,NlBlD'S GARDEN.
Les Manager. Wal WIiEATLEf
:fCCSD WEEK
If tie ii ed yolng fsvod.',
bliss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
whose aut'lu and VIM n iTpers nation OF
FANCHON
Is ngLty recognize by brilliant and
OVERWHELMING AUDIENCES
one & tie tTitu and fascinating Interpretations u
Naturo
EVER KNOWN 10 THE STAGE.
THIS EVENING IND DURIHG THE WEEK,
Waldaue1s celeb,a ed Play expressly adapted for Mis-
Mitchell, frDln tue German,
FANG hon y IL 4 R x 7, -
Fsnohon fheror sua c'lratterl i-s MAGGIE MITCHELL
Otter cinraCters by
Ilssrs FAH ZEN NARY WELLS ) ..ERRETT. REV =
.BURKL EyEBZrl. md Mr. : e.. BuRikTr ): W.
COLLIER 90. BEEn. L.. u. FOLMks, u. BALhf
W II. DANYFR Rs, RENDER, NEIL, &c
Ac, THE WEIRD SHADOW nee.
act .-Ti + FESTIVAL OF ST. ...iofIE.
Act .-"IHiCkEF -IENisL.f.ON.
Act THE DfPAkrDHE AND THE .DEDGE.
Act -"CRlCKEI's" fRIJ MPH.
'SPi. .r-1 NEW SCENERY,
..ACIIFUL MUSIC, -
NJ ,GiAG AND DiNC,EG.
ADMIRABLE ACTING
SCI "a six aays in ADVANCE.
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financial.
CRY CoxPrs Oilers OFFICE,

NILWAUXEF, AFIH y =, -. =, :,
NH WAT-KEF CITY READJUSTMENT
III BONDs-rb. commissioners Of the Pnblie DEB; oi the
Cy Of Milwaukee ready 70 ece gas o. poPSssi'
TO- he Of mon pds scrip TO the extent OF the
sinking md on aud (Which is Iweniy"o Thousand Dol,
10 readjnst Corporate DEBT and 81 ,eciion Of
~ Artnmendstory thereto approved Aprl 3, ia5 such
"a -. 800 In. numbers and amount Of the Bonds
r I'd 70 be r.tir.d aIc be accompanied BY the Cer
tie re nroper officer OF any bans q WM sCHALL&
ca Of N.wYork City. that the Bonds scrip deposited
with such Bank ssd scla 4 Co. 10 De delivered oI can
e,on upon scce tanCe OF tie bid and payment, sad d g
be exclusive 81 the Coupons due rs Of June 1855 and
tgs tho interest due such scrip, which VII be pad
AZ par Oh entson al tie City TeasrTs Office IN advance
Of maturity. 80 -,
IDS or proposals may b. delivered TO the City Comp'ro er
Of any before che FIRST CAV oil June next upon WHICH ay
Al 10 O'clock m az The Office oi the City COmpuoer the
BIDS proposals vii be opened and the loves. bidder en-
titled 10 he preference ,
Bv ofder Of the Connsouers cf the Public DEBT a. tue
City o. Milwaukee. kEhD. hUElNi Corpto4ef.
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To The Ciiizms Of Orangs County

As the time between this and the day OF
election is short. and no time to canvass
the county. take this nethsd Of saying to
YOU that my name has not been Withdrawn,
az YOU will no doubt be told, on account Of
the nomination that was made At HILLSIDE
rough on the 26,h instant. My name was
announced in the papers two weeks before
that meeting al the request OF many friends.
and those friends say now that they will
vote for Phillips and Guess for the Com.
mons, and Governor Graham for the Senate.
shall vote AT The election for Jonathan
Worth for Gesernor, Josiah Turner, Jr..
Tor Congress, William A. Graham for the
senate. and Samuel +. Phillips tar the
Commons aud II am elected 10 the Leg
islatuie | shalt vote for Gov. Graham for
Senator 10 the United States Congress, and
the next best man | can fad to 20 with
him. Ishail DO all in nv power 10 get the
State back to her place in the Union.
am opposed to Negro suffrage out and out.
/ am opposed 10 secession. bitterly eppss
ed 20 il. am in izsor of President John.
sons restoration policy. will hold an,
self in readiness at al times. and take
plessare 10 gIving my ie~s on all the
grea, questions II the day 10 nv fells~ CT.
tlZsns Of the essaty. | am. iellsw eili-
Eens. ,ery respectfully.
Year obd't servant,
w. w. GUESS.
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IMPORTANT.

The Standard gives the following Impair.
isnt information. We hope the people vii.
se faund at the polls,
By reference 10 lhr Gaveraor's procla-
matnn AID ordinances accompanying. Il
viii b. sren thar no one is regaired 10 show
a-eertifsste pi the amnesty oath IN this e
iectiaa. l. Is necessary. however. that The
oath be taken. OF course the excepted
elassr, are excluded irom voting. Any
lsstice Of The Peace may ADMINISTER thr
oath. The attentisn Of ali the lisp tors
OF the Polls Is invited especially 10 the Or.
dinsnee providing Tor ,hr election ni mem
0ers Of The General Assembly, Governor.
aud Representatives. 10 Congress. Under
inc provision nj this ordinance Inspector.
are directed 90 examine On oath all chal.
legged ss'ess, iouching The q iesiion. ~heih
e. they are duls qualified 10 vote, by has.
,ns taken and Subscribed the amnesty nsth,
either " President johnson Or President
I.iacein.
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appointed the committee: Nelson P. Hall,
Dr. E. NJ. Holt. Benjamin Rogers. A. q.
Murdoch, L. Carmichael, ]. A. McMannen
and ]. w. Carr. Said committee retired
! short time, and returned. having unani-
mously recommended Col. K. F.. Webb as
a suitable individual. The repart Of The
committee was unanimously ratified BY the
meeting.
Gu. FREELAND, Chm.
ADDISON MAsouM. Sec'y.
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The Hon. Josiah Tsner,j r, Of this county, is a
candidate TO rsprcsen. this district in the House Of
Representatives, Of Tho Congsss ofthc United States
., the else,ioas 30 held on Thursday the 9th Of No.
vsmber.
J.PH. Russ. ESQ, Of Wake. and Col. L. G. Ed.
vsrls. Of cna,ills. ere sls esadiaaes to represent
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this district in tie House Of Representatives in the
Congress Of the United States.
This district, the Fourth, is composed Of the coun-
ties Of Wake, Chatham, Orange. Granville, franklin,
Mash, Warren, and Johntson. 1
The Hon. Bedford Brown has announced himself
as . candidate TO represent tho Fifth District in the
House Of Representatives Of the Congress 81 the Uni
ted States
Lewis Hanes, Of Davidson county, is also can
didate in the same district.
-~~~~~~~~~~-~.~>.
n We are requested to say, that w. W. Guess,
Esq, having yielded TO the solicitations Of many
friends. is candidate for the House Of Commons in
the Legislature Of this state.
We are authorized to announce Jesse w. COLE
as candidate fer The Office Of Clerk of the Superior
Court for the County Of Orange al the coming eiee-
ton.
we are authorized to announce RICHARD NJ
JONES as candidate foi The Office OF Sheriff for the
County Of Orange q the coming election.
Wa are authorized 10 announce H. B. GUTHRIE
as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff for the county
81 Orange at the coming election.
We are authorized 70 announce A. HEDGPETH
as candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the Superior
Court fOr the County Of Orange at the coming cleo.
ton.
We are authorized TO announce NATHANIEL
d. BAN candidate fer the Office Of Clerk Of the
Superior Court for tho County Of Orange at the
coming election,
We are authorized To announce SAMUEL
DICKSON as a candidate for the Office of Clerk
Of the Superior Court for the County Of Orange at
the coming election.
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FLORIDA AFFAIRS.

A correspondent reports that me present
crop of cora though sl,ghtly injured By the
dras,h in some neigh bor,o.is. w,ll be
wore tasn sufhcwnt To- supply home con-
sslaptlon. and the crops Of potstoes. peas.
etc. exceed in iaxariance. that Of any fsr.
ner year within The memory Of the eldest
inhabitants. The State has suffered less
from The baneful eject. VI the late war
than any Of Ter seeding sisters. aud il fol-
less. VI course. thather citizens are, CON.
pars,iysly. in easy and prosperous cireum.
stances.
The same correspondent, in his journey
ihrsagh the State. met four gentlemen from
sorlhern 0hiu. who were on visit 20 Flo.
ida. A. sdelegatinn frsm a large cammu.
ATTY OF German farmers, TO cram inc and
report upon the character Of the climate
and soil. the price 81 lands and the teMpsr
sad disposition Of the iahabitants towards
fsreign emigrants; aud shguld the deputa-
tioa be iavarsbly impressed In their erpIo.
rations. . large colony Of people will be
,.mediately transported from Nsrlhern
Ohio aud Germany 10 the land Of flowers.
The sslubrity Of the climate sad the high
value Of Sea Island cotton 80 abundanlly
produced 10 the larger portion Of the State
a knowledge Of which they derived from
United States discharged soldiers who had
ssen assigned to duty ia Florida. ha,
prsmpied this interesting mavement; and
ether VI like character are on foat in the
city Of New York, which will result in O. 4
; early settlement Of q considerable porter
81 middle Florida by emigrants from dine'
rent parts Of Europe. Macon TEL
----~4----.--s-r-A.
The Savannah Herald learns from gen
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RELIGIOUs NOTICE.

The Rev. solomon Pool Of Chapel Hill. % expect
ed 10 preach ., ths Methodist Church in This place
The 6n, Sabbath 10 November, and take up eollse.
ton for the Orange County Biblc Society.
The funsnl Of Mrs. Z. e. Lindsay 10 appointed fol
the kra sabbath In November. Al Cedar Grove.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
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SeurH CARoLIsA.-A dispatch dated the
s7ih saws that Wade Hampton has been
elected Governor by large majority.
In the Legislature. on the 9th, mes
sage was received from Gov. Perry trans
hitting the report Of the Commissioners
appointed by the Convention TO prepare a
system Of laws adapted 10 the new state OF
saairs. The report embraces bill regu-
laling the domestic relations Of the slaves;
q bill preliminary 10 legislation induced by
the emancipation Of the slaves aud code
for the regulation Of labor and the protee-
tion aud government Of the eolored popu
lation Of the State.
Resolutions were adopted appointing q
committee 10 collect, under oath. all evil
dence Of unwarrantabls seizures OF cotton
and other private property since the var
TO be laid before the Presideat VI the Unit
ed States.
The 18th Of November was 6red for The
election Of members Of Congress.
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planting Of 1000 vine cuttings, on his
farm about four miles fran Americas. Mr..
Stansell intends also planting several thou
sand peach and other fruit trees. This is
move in the right direction, and we hope
that more men Of equal enterprise will soon
be found in our fertile back country.
FATAL AccrDesT.-We regret to learn
that on Saturday mornIng last, while the
freight tran on the Raleigh and Custom Rail
Road was within mile Of Castor, the EN-
CINE exploded. killing the engineer, Mr..
Charles b. Holleman, and the fireman, a
colored man. The engine was torn 10 pie
ces and several cars destroyed. Mr.. HoIle-
man was young man much esteemed by
his friends. Raleigh Sentinel
Information has been received in Wash
ington that SIX hundred Spencer rifles we're
seized by the Canadian authorities at Nj
agara City on "Wednesday last. The con-
tents Of the boxes were accidentally dis
covered ia overlapping the railroad freight.
The authorities report II case Of Fenian
smuggling.
Hon. A. II. Stephens, late Vice Presi-
dent of the Confederate States, arrived in
Lynchburg on Sunday evening, on his way
70 his home in Grorgia. He did not visit
Richmond in HE route. bat went direct
from GordonsviIIe TO Lynchburg.
One hundred thau sand dollars belonging
to the wife ei the Confederate Gen. EweIi,
and sent to ST. Louis Tor inv estment Just
before the war. was seized last winter un-
der the can6scation act. The District At
torney has just received an order from the
Attorney General TO restore il.
Mrs. Caroline Mxr,lrn. Of Medfsrd,
Mass. had her pocket picked of small
smnunt OF money in horse ear On Satur-
day. aud On reaching home found the rogue
Who had accomplished the feat had drop
ped three hundred aollar diamond ring IN
her packet.
ixP.gTASr Drc.srox. -Confederat clai.
mani. ior eattnr. ~I,o brough, sun ~ the
Uritsd. States CircnIt Court al 81. Louis q
recover five hundred and sesen,y-tw
bales. we're noE suited last week on the
sroand that the cottan was lawfully seiz,
eel during the war - the property VI pub.
lie rnrmy.
swirr JUsrics. weeks ago Perdi-
nand kirchn-r brutality murdered Henry
Hraning. q soldier. ~ Buffalo. 10 secure !
one hundred dollar bill 10 has possession
The same night he was arrested, on Tues
day committed. on "Wednesday indicted
and last week on Wednesday broughtluT
far trial. on ruesd,y convicted. aud Fri.
ia, sentenced to be hung.
wuRrH fiSpiSG.-A party Of young men
on Monday evening last. while digging to-
roots sumo niles north Of vincennes, lndi
ana. discovered an old leathern sack con
tsining seven thousand dollars in gold and
three thousand in silver. II IS supposed
that il had been concealed there by an oil,
mar ramrd Jones. who was sentenced 4
The peni,sniiary some forty years az
for robbery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-01
PUBLIC SAL Z
NOTICE

TyHE uadsssigaed having Al August Term Of Or
sngs County Court, qualified ss administrator,
with The will annexed Of the estate Of JAMES q.
TAPP, deceased, eli persons indebted % SAID estate
are requested 70 make imnsdisss payment. and those
having claims against tbs esssis 70 present ihen
within the time prescribed BY ls~. or this notice will
DO plead ia bar OF their recovery.
JAMES ?. BROWN, Adm'r.
o.,oS.ris es-ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-01
FOR CONGRESS.

n Hon. A. H. ARLINGTON. Of Nash, 10 q
candidate for Congress in the Fourth District Tfhis
former friends will stand by him and exert themselves
The day Of election, there can be no doubt Of bis
election. Nash. franklin and Warren are nearly
unanimous for him. A FRIEND.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-01

R1AM@ RURHM@.
pROF. G. 0.PAPE, Of HiIlsborough Pemals Col
ieee, will attend to TUNING and REPAIR,
iNG ofPlANOS in the best manner and at most
reasonable terms. Orders left at Messrs. Brown e.
Co.sstore, or at the Post Office, viii be promptly
attended to.
February l5. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-01

The Savannah Herald learns from zen.
tlsman iron Americas. that Mr.. w. r.
stspsell. Of that place. has commenced the,