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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

New ORLEANS, Oct 1s.-Arrived, the Moru.
ing Star, from New York, and Mormon from
Philadelphia.
An important circular from the freedmen s
bureau, regarding the duties of the negro to.
ward employees has been issued. The negro
is given to understand that he must labor for
existence, and not to expect further concession
No further military interference is expected
regarding registry votes
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

New YORK, Oct l9.-The house of l.. G.
Fellston, Superintendent of the Erie Telegraph
Company, No. 379 Henry street, Brooklyn,
was entered between twelve and one o'clock on
the 18th inst, and articles of wearing apparel,
consisting of coats, vests and pants, silk dres-
ses, together with lace curtains, opera glasses
and other articles to the valIe Of one thousand
dollars was carried away. The family were in
the lower part of the house at the tim2.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

OFFICE MOBILE ONO RAILROAD,
MOBILE, sept. &c, 1853.
Passenger trains on the Mobile Ohio Railroad vii
run as follows Northwsrd trains will leave M0Dls
every
Monday Wednesday and Saturday ~ 4P VI
Pass Meridian every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at so A VI
Arrive at Corinth every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday az 9i0PN
Leave Cornth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $40 VI
Arrive at Columbus Ky, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $50 VI
steamer General Anderson connects NJ toIumhu- ny
Cairo.
SOUTHWARK TRAIN.
Leaves Columbus, KY, every
Sunday Tuesday and Thursday At 500
Arrive M Corinth every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at l"'" v
Leave Cornth every
Monday Wednesday and Friday ~ 10 "
Pass Meridian every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at I,Oj + VI
Arrive IN Mobile every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday NJ $40 N
L. j. FLEMING,
OctIT.2w Chief Engineer and Grnl Sup't
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20
CAIRO TIMES.


ID q IN q G L. u g II q IL q
OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Judge of the County Court
ALEXANDER e. HODGES.
Associate Judges of the County,
j. HOWLEY,
JAS Il. McCRITE.
Clerk,
i. G. LYNCH.
Superintendent of Common Schools,
JOEL &. MORGAN.
Treasurer,
NICHOLAS HUNSAKER.
Surveyor,
SEPHOREAS DELANEY.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

FIRE IN CHICAGO.-A terrible fire occurred
in the west division of Chicago on Sunday eve
ming, by which property to the amount of $780,
600 was destroyed. The fire originated in a
corn and feed mill, and before its progress was
checked, the freight department of the St.
Louis, Alton & Chicago railroad and large
amount of lumber were consumed, A high
wind prevailed at the time, and it was with
the utmost difficulty that the flames were con.
fined to the locality mentioned The shipping
in the river was at ore time in imminent dan.
ger.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

FRUIT OF SOUTHERN ILLISoIs.-The Rural
World, an agricultural paper published in St.
Louis, in speaking of the Illinois State Fair,
remarks that lin fruit, the south half of the
State beat the northern half badly. DR.. Hull,
Mr. McPike and Mr. Pearson Of Alton; Mr..
Stewart Of Quincy; Captain +. Evans, of
Makanda, and Mr.. Baker of South Pass Ills,
were the largest exhibitors
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

How THEY WEAR THEN NOVA letter
writer, describing fashionable costumes AS he
saw them, on Chestnut street. Philadelphia,
says: II noticed that the prevailing style of
garters was blue The style of dress being
short, or looped up, probably enabled him to
make correct observation. Wonder what
the prevailing color is in Cairo? Won't the
c ,nnoisseur of the city Item inform us in his
peyt isSue9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-18

9~ierun9epferDen unb alter SronspprtotipnSs
mittel mat nur eingelte0t. i~pnpern bic Qeb=
tersn mIlen audi III gercttIAaft fir ben
Oienlt gebalten perben. @ie mir idon bic
fer Sage fur5 an9eoeutet, baden bos lite, Ate
nnO 6te Gapaleriere9iment @tarl6urpre er=
baIten uno lie Iulen li6 na6 Snpianola,
9eras, ein1diffn. Son bort aus weroen Tie
on9ebli6 na6 Can NutOnio unter Dem 8ez
febl be6 tapfern Netter-@ Generals Merritt
marlAiren. Die Brigade mberittene fatbiae
Gaoallerie, pel@e 9eltern bur6 bic Gtra6en
paraoirte, lOa e~benTalS Mar1hOrDre mad
San Nntunip erbalttn BADEN. Weltern Morz
gen reiite Der Gbef BON Sen. @6ertpan'S
Stab, Sen. SorlYtb, naA Sro3o5 ab uno benz
Srrnebmen naA miro ibm @en. Steele neblt
Stab balD cobin na6fOlgen. Dap in Sera2
Die 9rDbte Gube berrlht uno Die bprti9e So
o0lterung gu ibrer NntdngliAteit CUR Union
10 entl6iepen unO allgemein 3urIdgetebrt lit
DAP feline militarilAen MuBreseln fir biz
Serubi9un9 jones States Ell orDerlid Iino,
lit esen 70 wObl betannt. l1nbetannt nit Gem
3ped pteer militdrtiAen geipesuneen, fra
gen mir, baben lie etpas NnpereS gu b~eoeuten,
ais Die Au5fabrun9 Der Mionroe,D Doctrine in
WlericD?
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Saunnica.

Sic yGribune" bringt einen panfensper
t6en Nrtifel iiber B SerbGltniie Der l6wor
gen STAGE auf Der brittil9en Snlel Samaic1
mel6e BON ben 0egnern Der emancipation
pom jeber germ ols warnenbe6 Grenpel an9e.
fibrt wUroen lit, unO iiber pere1 s3ultdno,
nod fOrtmd9renp Iplde Na6rtGten unp On.
li6ten perbreitet perpen.
HG3 beltebt bort in 8e3u9 auf ba5 Sttmm=
redt otlerOings fem llnter16ieo Der 6aut
farbe, olein in 0emGBbsit Der Noltttt bes
Mutterlanpe5 ~befinDst liA AUDI bort ale poli-
tilde MaAt in DEN 6Gnpen Der 9roBen 2anp-
beliber. IS lit Elm Srrtbum, paB bic 2eeisla'
tur BON Jamaica gun, gruben S6eil aus 6ar.
btgen beltebe, unp Die Gfentliden Nemter Dpl
gte9ern belebt waren. Die f~plaenpen Itattltt
l6en Nn9oben bepeiI ZEN pielmebr ba5 eltIbie.
pene @e9ent6etl.
Sn Den 3pet le9i6latipen &ammern beftn
ben ii9 in Der eriten Legislative Council
) II ct, in Der 5weiten blouse of Assembly
IL 6arbige BOA IT, Al Mitalteoern
Nae pieic lino teine reinen yle9er, lonperr
BON 9emilGtem Slute, fat ,peiB. Neaer baber
lett Der emancipation nur sipet in Der Nllem.
blD 9eIeRen, iebt 1T feiner barin.
Gbenlo Bat auf Der Ni6terbant btS6er MI,
Elm ein5t9er 6arbiser 9eleien. Gon ben 7S4
Dta9tltratsperl omen, wel6e s5 Inn pprioer
Sabre IN Sanaica CAB, paren 706 peis, "A
bon 9emil6ter 6arbe uno ttur 4 S6nor,e
unter Den @ultOOen pper t6auptmaaitrater
Der &tr9lptele befanD li6 nur 1 Sarbiae,
unter II. Son Der @eiItli@feit Der enaltl6er
Stride paren SO meib, 7 9emiI6t uno
l4war3. N6t Elm ein3i9eS Sfentli6es Am
BON Sepeutun9 1T in ben 6dnpen cine,
56par3en Die 9rGBere 0te6r,a6l Spr
WelBen beleBt, nur penise BON 6arsiaen
SOn Den II poli5et-S nlpettoren linO nur 8
6arbt9e. Die 36 peiben Mlit9lieoer Der 81
lembI9 9ebOren ( sur &lalie Der tOnanee6en.
ben YFan3er.
Wan ltebt, DAP Die Gerfa6ung Samaica's
elm 9etreue5 AbbilO peS Mtutterlanpes 1T. Di,
@ewalt liG in Den 6anDen Der 8e1is=Qrillp.
trotte beftnDet unp li6 bort su bieler nod Di,
8acenluperiuritat GeleGt. Man tann banad
beurtbetlea, ME un9ere6t es 1T, Der @mun,i
patton Der SAwarSen ben GerfaQ Der Gcloni,
SdulO s1 geben.
SIN @e9entbeil 1T eS Die un9(et6e Ser.
tbetlnng Der pplittlGen Nfaht, tpel6e al,
ealten auf Die S3ultern Ger (farbtqen
MaIie wirft unp e6 1T nidt gu ~oerwun6ern
paB Die our GrtenntniB fOmmenpen S6par
gen laute &la9en uber Die lie BON o(lem ppliti
IAem Ginlule auSi6lieBenDsn .3ultanpe 81
srbeben anfan9en.
Die 8ebauptung, paB Die politil6e @lei6
ltellun9 Der S4war3en Die urla6e gum Nutr
Der Snlel iei, lit cine sr1nplole @rpidtuna
IS iinp Die nidtSpurOieen inri6tunaen cine,
beopr5ueten @runpariltofratie tpelGe bi
S6ulD beS 8erfaleS tra9en, bas Gprbanoen
lein elmer auf DEM papiere freien rnb elei6l
1~etellten untergeprOneten STAGE, unb bic met
GEN Staatsmanner 9lcrramerita's lpGten Id
oas 8eilpiel Samaica's gum abl9redenper
srempel nebmen, ni9t riel,lben Seroerblitel
3uitanre in ~unlsren grrben, lGSnen SlOltaa
Ten einfiibren uno li6 einnllten gu lalen
Oenn pielelben url 6m ipiiroen ipitroen aud
port Dieielben 5Dlsen mad I4 siebsn.
or. s. St. 3tg.)
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9~itcrariidIe H0tii.

gBir er6iclten lpebeu &c. % 0sH @ertarb'a
@0rtentanbe, we!4e Sen S6ub bes id6nen auer=
6at'i6en 9ton1auS ,4uf Der S69e" ent6Glt, Der erf
ieet iI teutiden &u66antcI erIhier, irG9reno bic QeIei
Ger Dbisen j3.iti6rift i1 bereits ieit elf Dtonaten oumd6s
lio an ibm eTfrsnt 4osen. g5er bieien 09omau up9 Hiht
feunt, ioute fin npt jebt ben 0sruB i6n st ltieu, Der
To- fen, nnb 6pdr 1T be 81 ltoffung res I~aafeneeu 9l6r=
gangs her @eltenlaute Ger b%iniolte gGes ba3u. ba bieIsr,
her Suglei6 10 risl &bGneS bon Femme. s.. S6rip, O. r
itdder uuo NuterH entbGlt, nur 81 so Gents fonet, nab
renb nInf Der S0te" a~Itein, i'm 8uG9anceI, So foret.
NIle tritii9en 8eurt6eiler inb BARN eiuiQ oar Nuers
6o6'8 raui Ger SS6e" Die bebeutenbItc @ritcl ulnc
aat Benz Gelbe be5 beuti6en 9Somons ter s bt,elt III. :
gto. % entbd't f,rnet 05r Sittenri6ter, opn S. Beta.
= Da8 Tariier 6raueu8eidngni5 unb baS Sri3inal III
Sues rDiarltntlrme". ppu S6miot : @eiSemsl5. =
Ofstre y fteilnn9 bes g8ette,9Cras, USn Yiarrer @srme,
tn grinf elpaIo. - Gin oatres 2GOrt. & 3lrtenbGuier
9nitinct ooer Gsrnunit ? - Observation-Disclosures gDirr-
fDarr- = Gin paterer SGwaeentreib. Gin ~beipestea
Qebsn.
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6la9gs cine d3itdlti8nu8 ~3uStebeu werDe, wie bie'
felbe uien1alS erirariet bJtteft.

5Sla9ge cine 53itdtl8119 5uStebeI perbe, wte bies
ielte nienlalS eriportet Ditteit.
Ser Ser. CT, 0aripfer Sc SotO fam nit So
Sliidtliugeit rDu Gap 0aptierl an, barltnter bic
&Duiule crll NreuBel lmO Salnburg .1lnb fubr
mieper nit ejniJet nad) Gap Saptieu Suriif, BAR
inter Der prellB. Gpnlul.
Sen. Salnare, Der NebelleniHbrer, mar inter
neuen, mel6e purH Die <9eln pe8. u8ulpp9"
%fielell.
Der Gdritill oe8 Glllbog bate einen Gontraft
nit YrGi,relit @efiror0, Der prei 0anpfer bat, Daft
Der lettere unterltlttt merber iplte, mn 9teparQe
III uebmen fir paS Setern alf Den Sampler ,,Sqz
maica Yadet" Ieiter8 fer 9tebellel, llub 5pnr blrd
beI 9iebellet~O anlpfer vGallplpoue." Ser Yuls
Dpg befabl benz letterel, 6erartjQeS SIT utter
laIIen.
DieS mnrbe GaInore teridtet, Der panll ale
8erloHe11, Die uaob benz en9l. &DnIulat gefliidtet
lparelI, nit @emalt beratSbDlte.
DIR uGull00g" fubr DIrauf III ben 0afe1 BON
Sap SaOtiell, 9cfDlgt rpll Den bret Oampferu 0eis
frarO8 rnp fubr duf rem Tploroque lbs nit Der Q(b.
Iidt, lebtern III @rurp Su rennen, fubr ieDpd Ill.
qliidltterweile ltt. DemlOh ~leuerte er altf bel
Golprpque Der i'll 3 W.inuteu larf. Damn ridtet(
er iein 6euer ge9en Die 9ute. 0a8 9trienol prr.
be bul0 i'll Die &uft g~elprengt luD ale NortS idnel
sum Sdmeigelt 9tbradt ltro fenpltirt. 0a man
ben vSulhp1" nidt TDrtbringeu ipunte. murp(
er I'M Stic3 9clllicu lulp til Die Qtft aeiprenQt.
g}ads Der %ttteiten gtodrittel 1T nod ciuc
S%rieg8idalnrfe, ce 2llu, nab Sap Saptien, abQe.
gnI9et, @ea. &alnptte, elmer Der Eiibrer Der Sic.
bellion, joll Die GrtanbniB erbalteu 6ate1, ~ab3urei
len r1C] aloerli @erijbtell iDll er all 0effrarf
allSgeltefert mcrpe9
Die Serbattun9e 3 ST. SanGaica pauern fort ba.
%rllllter Stonep &el z, @0itOr Der yrnipn," bic Il
0tolti9o @ly Ell, ut, Seine Sffice purbe &C.
idlpilen.
&rnpEet lteten allen Bnnlten Der SuIel, II
Die @ebelipn idei1t 81 gntc.
We,terc 9tadri6tell ron ,Snrnaica melbe1. DAT
and uHrnbell III Ct. AncuS 4arriiG a%1sgebro,
den nno Dap &rlrPe1 babin geldidt morber
iiao. Irl 4. purpclt nod SpBlf 0tsbelen &c
bGu9t.
0oS 9arOne1toot vi6oipn" mar ebenfalS unte1
Srber, nadD Sap Saptien ob5ufabren.
Nn 3. purpen 6reipi0igc au@9corbert, iii
llurl6eu III Der gtSbe ppn Wlontigo Say s1 un
ter0riideIt. 9ieieltert ldielcu jcp0d ror fci.,
SeOeutltng 81 ieilt. ain9itpn 1T nod intern
&rie9Sgeiet.
@nl 81. lptirte man einen leidtcn GrOftob 81
Sin9ltpn, Somica.
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gRns fcQ cS beornten?

Inter bteIem 3itel brin9t Die gletp<Srlean
fer GeutiAe 3eituig fol9enpes:
llnlan9lt prildten mir Die, ni6t lebr nntritg
liGen 2lujeiNen at9emUnnene @nli9t aus, bal
Die Ntefibrung Der MpnrOe<O Doctrine feine6'
we5S 10 fern ld9e, ais man leitber i'm Nl9e:
metnen an3unebmen 9epubnt par.-Geuere
III pteIen Oepartemeut 9etrofene Gerfigun
gen lteilen mebr al5 9~eeignet, uns in Dielel
Nnli1t beltdrten gu mItlien. Gur ni6t Ian
ser 3eit eri3tencn Srpers, pemsemdB De,
Serfauf elmer 9rUBen Nn5abl 8esierun9sbCOt'
an9e8ei9t warp. Nad neuen Srper5 bat Del
Sertauf bis auf Beiterts 3u untertleiben,
Anceren militaril6en g~erprbnu9en gu Golge
wtr0 Der berett8 bescnnene @ertauf BON &e=
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0erton0t unO 0e(uc6t.
STEELE. @pinM

gin junafr Slam, tdrji& Ron D'utIflonb oersrpor
tutt eire &tele N I q nj tinem @effIft. MfreG n toi.eEs
man IN leE 4eder Office ~a'suseben. tmiscr1
S}ptG0unIs 1000 Nrteiter, um R6de, ReIrfIeiter nm
~"t''eF$'" 9neiten au MAIDEN. Outer Qpbn rnirb
fdbtfeh rbettern beiabit fein dnSerfr brandt
lG 81 melbtn. WsHn terluret siHs Yrrbe fertteer Nrteit Bel
z mttb @rO8& 6 o.,
i30euaintl SIS. 40 80. RdItimrreer~
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tel. Union. Gem. Staaten. unipn. Gem
Gotal, unioniiten 1873; 0emotraten Al.

&ctal, llnipuiiten 1873; 0emotrateu Al.
8tr 9eben nadltebenO nod bic 3a6t Der
Geprdlentanten, welfe jeOer @r=Selaoenltaot
unter ben psrlhteoenen &eprdl entationslYlte
men ertalt. Die erite 6olumne set9t- bte
3nbl Der 8eprdIentanten, re!6e jeoer Der ges
nannten Staaten ertGlt, penn nur weiBe
5timmen 9eSablt werpen ; Die 3tpette GOlumne
seigt bic 3abl Der 8eprdl entanten nacb benz
5pitem, menn WeiBe unp 6artige ~ltimnten
unp Die brittle GOlumne gtbt Die 3abl Der
Neprd ientanten na9 Der befannten bret 6unf-
tel Salis.
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gSeibe 8alts. @allse. 3l5 8aii8


8i6 sue 8eitifelung Der NabIreAtss 8alie
9eirinnt Der SIoen purd emancipation 16
NfitglieOer; Miro Die weibe ScpGlferiug al
kin als itimm6eredti9t anertannt, 70 ~oerliert
Der Suoen Is Mit9lieoer unp loGten Die SIC
ger bas Stimmre6t crbolten, 10 miiroe Der
Sucen "a Nfitglieper me0r na@ beln Sic
praI entantenbans lAiden, aIS ipie 6i6ber I'M
ter Der 81 0alis.
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3u p%erfaufe1i.

% u eutes Gorm.2arb unb . Qrts. rs Tr6 Srpnt unb
100 Rus t,ef 1'estno IN Germ MIA Trttere Gcurtu, Sem.
~ tui8 ju %pertauien, Ia ter Gtgtnteumsr esfrn.
nen ~ nat hem : sHsn sn 9eb.n. gtati ~ rGSen lei s &.
4U Y ctr. l7NtOpZpl
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!

Observation-Disclosures talten wtr. unIfr gruseS. ! ct bpl.
featt8 aneritrtes eoGtr rGn SPIEL. Ii. Gaiantfrie=Q4anre
beteHs snfpfrhlfr.
8tdtee 9rt:ie unb rrcntpte 8etfenuua merben Susef6ert.
2 @perbt m il & Y o..
SnpDrteure,
(~l1N2nti 37 SO. Bdlttm0fefr Ciertait 6psar6.
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Der nGrhffe Gpnorca.

Der Ser. st. Senut miro beim 8ssinn Der
nddlten Sibung am 4. De3br. aus 80 unipnz
ilten unO IL Oemotraten beitebeu. Gin
d4nliAeS gerbaltniB wiro inn 6aule Der Ste
%praientanten berrldea. Die 8sprdlentanten
lino pclitil6 9etbeilt, wie folgt:
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&hr. gSra.
@a&fCIasr een Saesb Seeser
% German Ctr

enmp1lsblt 'etn Gut frrttrtes Wager tn f~pla,nten @eaenfGnten
az mehtnensn; nsufibfrnen uub ~plattirten Qpoa en- Sa-e.
esaNid9en nno TfrttsrHr8fn 2birpia'ter, Nunmern unb
1uaeeeoifb1nter' 9@nti3tteSst. 5ripb5s, Earlier Netb,
Waeslttti.r. gaub'df en-, Yeitburfen fat Grsto,bettr, Tofri.
me 1tna, Neuftber, ale Scrten Drafts &c, = hetmcmster NIB
g't,maaGen' NaB- uni @G'GuGbuf Gen, &pnnie rIdsd e.
spfts' 0dbnen &C. fr @f0ue1stfn, 21!r,be finten en nj.
tGfinl'nt ~" Uisffidfer" 3atren, 0entils &C.. beIrntars
re eerubmtsn patrrttrtsn @ter%ntnen. Der r aattnieer q r.
,aut Ut Dfdrtlano. 2iifrtt Columbia &c. lem unterlti6nt.
ten -SeH bn Grhntetu abfrtraaea Durte.
a@- @,ns arDfe porltie aBpG enwoorsn, nam.ntlid a.
frtdie S DIN fir 6erreu unb Danen, fseber BON gpIrtt.fn.
bsr8 ct get'rf5p. u ; b'ttft UNI g~eneieten 3ufprud
(ntr4jD br ga
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..Nhilin Qlnen,I
Nerfauf ppn 1ffantIihem Gioenthnn,


De- Untsrtft6nt E wito an, NRortoa 20 Bps. ,ses -.
rgspe Settctaerr: 80" "'''0"
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G9uRrn' 9fmSen' Saden, GHdtn, 1Oisn, utterr5dsn, Ter.
@esnio eioe StUBe guSmGbl trn Srnre MusrTauro.m,.
sSriai'en. ~b?itebetb avg 8elteu. dsft5fen. Sel>FeEsf Qd ner.
Sra'en' < ddu'fln, Grpnmeln, Iromrstt n, 5cI infer RrrS,,
Sertluft. "' O''H' SIuhV
Sm camp M,etpeort, Ode bon GeO:t anb geeenru Str
81 d"bulur3en,
, GdrTsn,
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Spttneu d8en fir j,2 pferbe,
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Gre Nartte Printer.
ger Ysrtdn' b'ptnnt nm 10 lltr Wrrsen8 i'm Rleibermu.
Stoj,n. Ssttneungtn bear In RtefetunaSfsrSs ODD Tcar Ses
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6. 9. Bed6.
Cart. unb &H. AR.
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Der 0erfaut Bon 6lrten. 9tdts gGaeer, Sc birren u. f.
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ri ttsrmiedS'n an go wdpfrate tegtnneu, rdmltd ut II
uhr NiittlsS am 20. NpOsmter.
lgtpo1l ~ Wkrepr & g =. @uFi
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a3etfauf Dc,a gtlote.e jebdnoen.
Mer6einet,,t.o

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01

the Valley Of the Shenandoah, By Grant in
the battles Of the Wilderness, Spnttsylya.
MIA, North Anna, Coal Harder, before Pc
tersburg, in, Buffers assaults 81 the Rich
mond defences, and the numerous raids and
reconnoisances made south of the James,
and by Butler while he commemorative de-
partment Of the james previoosto The aban-
donment of the interior line by Grant.
These 40 900 men were sacrificed within
the period of six months, without accom-
plishing one real and permanent victory
Richnond is still covered by Lee. and ev.
cry attempt made BY Grant to get posses.
sion Of thatac,ty, either BY stralsgem or BY
direct and hIoody assaults, has been prompp
ly met and effectua'y bafied by the Con-
Understandable. i1t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01

Poverty IN FRANCE 1t is computed
that there are million brggars and yaga-
bonds in France. In recent work, Hugo
saws there are thirteen hundred thousand
peasants cottages that have bot three open.
lngs; eighteen hundred aud seventeen
thousand that have two-the door and one
window; aud finally. three hundred aud
forty six thousand cabins with only one
eprnius-the door. And this In conse-
quener Of what is called the excise upon
hnars and windows. In these poor FAM
lies, Among the aged women and little
children d ceiling in these nuts. how aben-
,lant Is fever aud disease ? In l>cre, ia
Var, and in The Upper and. Lower Alps,
the peasants have nnt even wheel-barrnws 4;
they carry the manure upon their backs /;
they have no candles, but hurn pine knots
and bits of roap, soakei in pitch. And
the same j. me case all through the upper
'paf. II Danphine. They make bread once
IN six mouihs, and bake IL with The refuse
Of the fields. In the winter il becomes 50
hard thai they cut il up with an axe, and
soak il for tventy-four hours before they
can eat il. ts f.lttr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Charlotte
2, on the 26th Of January, slave Isaac, about
twenty-five years Of age, gingerbread complexion,
large full eye, sprighy countenance, and clad in
blue jeans coat, He is probably making his way to
the plantation Of Mr. Mrs. Pass, in Orange county,
some ten miles north Of Hilsborough, where some Of
his relations reside will give one hundred dollars
for his delivery 40 in Charlotte. or his confne-
meut III any Jail, with due notice oflhe same. ~
.Iag as X. A. GHOLSON.
February ]. ~ sO-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
FiRG IL WILMINGTON.

y i'm nglan. jan. 2s-A Ers occurred
81 nut y NJ in-,aY N 4 lot u cotton 435
lair-) 81 tie wharf III front NJ ne Custom
itnn.s, neatly AZ .! which ~as con.u'nTi
w,,hau. daaass u Tie adjacent baildiGss
Isu car iusds ~ COTTON we're c ,,y,ned
tn. ms,nans sathe Wiiminslon aud Vel
dan Railroad. tour miles lroa town. All
qniei uelof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
FROM CHI ARLEsroN.

Charleston, Jan. 27,-- The, Yankee gun.
boat Diaeh,ng got aground in the Cop.ba-
hee yesterday. Our batteries opened on
her and sci her Oh fire She'burnrd to the
waters edge. All VI the crew except
Lieutenant and five men escaped. The
prisoners we're brought TO this civ tn-dav
The hoaf sunk yE SalIlraa's Island re-
c,nlis hy lofpcdp.as the Paapsco. On
~ i've oat Of a pf three handfed were
SAVED.
No,hlng important from belnw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
A PRIVATE SCHOOL.

TE,HE Fah Session Of Miss MAN6UM's School
iof Young Ladies will begin on The 10Th OF Fe-
bruarY. unsy limited number Of pupil. can bsTe-
cescl. FIR parlicuiar infotmliion address Hiss NJ.
A. Minsnn, Fiat River Orange county.
beceabef -. 77-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01

ISsrAnItlry eF. MAN re think If We
had beea asa ed 10 Game TIE tiliere., seeeS-
si-nist an mo,t ultrA haier o. the North
ipd lls, Dropl- sad go, erament that ever we
aad seen. our mind would have tnfeHrd at
one Ia 6. 2 Lamar 81 Savannah, snee Pre-
.iaent Of tre Rank Il the Republic IN New
yrk, who returnsd ., sa,ansal, onIrcoaal
Il hls drte.,ation nf every th,ag Yaasee.
We'll, when the Yankees reached Swan.
psh ~ va among The hrst % "tasr tie
nstl, al la written to a frisni 10 IL
1n>ta argng hip to dniisrw.,c, IL ssnt-
ra ta-si,s iris cotton. u alieahs aad large
qnaGuts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
NORTHERN NE VS..

Richmond. Jan. 24.-Northern papers Of
the 2Sd received. . r.5..
The greater por,ion.of the larger vessels
Of Porter's fleet recently operating against
Fort Fisher has returned and are now an
chored in Hampton Roads. A
The Toronto Leader says the British
geysrNnent have orercd thirty gunboats
carrying S5,0OO raiaed ment be sent TO
the Lakes. ssa5.aa sYasllasg.