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The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
JONATHAN WORTH.
Governor Of N. {.

A new legal question craving ost II the
emancipation OF the negroes. has beea raI--
cd in South Carolina. II Is whether ,lei 1,
incurred Tor slaves purehasrd before the
proclamation ,psk effect ale new csllrcn-
BILE. Many Of INC psarle VI tho Paimetts
state are deeply interested IN this matter.
beIng',stll IN arrears an old pvreha.e- irom
the Virginia slave dealers. The subject
has been prougAt TO the attention 81 the
legislature. which !; - expected will make
provision, for partially di,eharging the ere
diinr's eiains.
An order has been issasd By the Adjs
,ani uenrral uf Mississippi to captain, II
militia catnpanie. recently organized. d.
recting them 10 disarm negroes within lhr
radius sf their company limits. Thc order
il said % arise from General Hamph,e,
And While i urges the abstinence ~ all
siolenee ia It's execution, IL directs th-
employment oi saeh force ~ snail be ne.
essssry TO pst down any efforts al rrsis-
tsnce on the p'rt et the nsgroe. that NAV
be made.
In the lndlans State constitution there u
clause prohibiting negroes from entering
y State. The Indiana srnsie has reius
ed 10 atify an amendment repeating ,hai
clause.
n the Alabama House. Mt. Smith. OF
Choctaw, has introduced bill to prohibit
marriage. &c, between the white and black
races. ln,ermarriagr Is made felony by
the bill, Punishable by imprisonment Tor
the whites. and branding and whipping for
the negroes. Other disrepuiable conaec-
tipns bsIweep.the races subject the whites
20 hne sf $1,000. and imprisonment N
the county jail Tor twelve months. The
ulher parties 10 the crime are 10 receive
" one hundred lashes on his or her bare
back" aaB
The vote in Washington City. on the
question OF negro suffrage, was 6604 A.
gainst, 10 IS 10 favor. We hope this puts
dle yersd question at rest 80 TAR a. WISH
lngton IL concerned.
Gen. Wager swayne ,slegraphs Gen.
Howard from Alabama that 10000 freed
men and refugees In that State will be com
PEELED 70 rely upon the government fos
support during the winter.
A dispatch from Montgomery, Alabama.
Of the 10th instant, states that Raphael J.
Semmes, late commander OF the pirate stca.
mer Alabama, was arrested on the previous
evening and forwarded Immediately to-
wards Washinston.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03

By orler of The President Provisional Go,efnsr
Holdsa has been relieved. and Cor. Worth snisret
upon the duties Of Governor Of N,nh Carolina sI
1haSpday last. He forthwith issued summons 10
ihe COuaeillnrs 81 STATE . meet 20 The 3,d instant
lioday,) and !. j. probable lhai The Genrfal Aacm
BY will he csIlei together Al early Day. pefh.p.
by the siissn.h instant
We Iesra from the ssan.iarJ. ths, n Monday lssl
Gov. Worth admsniasre1 ,hs cath Of eifies 10 Hon
X. b. Gillian, elected 10 the superiOr Court brneb
for the h Judicial Circuit s,ias recent session siiks
Legislature, fths, Judge Gllisu, in turn ,sdmini.
tered The necessary saihs 10 me secretary q State
and Treasurer ~hs sevealIy si,.ihe regui red sonis
and entered upon sae da,ies % ,hslt posi,ion !,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
From the RichmOnd whig.
COMPARATIVE NUMBERS or rur TWO AR
MES or GENERALS GRANT Asp LEE.

MES OF 6ENEkALS GRANT AND l. EE.
The report OF the Secretary OF was
throws light on matter OF history in re-
gard to which much interest has been felt
by the public. We refer 10 the strength
of the ARMY Of the Potomac, under the i'm :
mediate command OF General Meade, but
directly By lhe Lieutenant General. At the
two important periods Of the spring Of 1864.
and the spring Of 1865. General Meade
crossed the Rapidan. on the 4ih Of Nav,
1864. with i20 $50. General Grant SAYS,
in his report, that "by six o'clock oS The
morning Of the 9th, he General Burnside)
was leading his corp. into action near the
wilderness tavern" Burnsidr's force the
Ninth curps) nsmb.red 90. 600 men. Thus,
in the second battle (Wilderness) afrer
crossing the Rapidan, General Mead had.
under his immediate command. one hun
tr.d and forty .odd thousand troops From
the best information we can obtain, Gene.
rai Lees army commenced this series Of
battle about seventy thousand strong. and
received 10 reinforeements, except the
sn. III iorce OF three Or ioar Thousand tina,
came fram the xalleyunder Breckinlllge,
shortly beforc the battle Of Cold IlarDor.
| After the battle Of SpotsylsanlA Court
Hose, rrinfsrcements, in large nunOe r.,
wrre sent to General Grant from Wash
ington; and upsn his forming junction
with General Butler, he was reinforced By
the whole strength of the Army of the James.
In the mesntime General Lee mad been
compelled to weaken himself by sending
Bfeckirridgs back TO the Valley. and dis
patching Early. with some fifteen CT tses-
| /, thousand men, 70 meet Hunter. Their mo.
wing On Lynchburg. This reduction oI
farce vas not compensated y the acees.
sions gained from the garrison of Rich
Hsnd and the force between his elsy and
Petersburg under Bssursgsrd.
On The fst Of March. 1866, moa,h be
fore The final and Successful assault ea Lee.
Tines, the strength Of the army 81 IL Poto-
mac is given BY Seerstary Stanton l03,.
I27s. This was the available for pres.
ent for duty The exact strength Cf the
army oI the James, At that date. |, notsts-
ted bat the number Of troops present fo,
dsty in the Department Of Virginia, va.
1926. These, without doubt, were nesf
ly all with General Bstlsr. Added 10 IN,
Isrmy Of the Pstomsc. they make i<e,as9
Il was sndsrstood in Richmond that, ia
addiiios thsnnmbers here given, zen
Ieral Grant vas receiving heavy reinforce
ments All throsgh March. and II il knsw1
THAT towards Tie close Of that month, b,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
AilIsduruugh Rsrurhsr.
HILLSBnRoUGH, NC.
w ednesday. January 8, lsGs.

- Subscribers in arrears for the Roe@der ais
e,rncs,ly requested 10 make payment. All Of cur
icmPeraris- require payment in sdvanee snd we are
NJ, less needy than they. II msnsy eanna be had,
bring us provisions.
Il our desire 70 salafge mr Papsr 20 something
Kke il former size; but 10 enable % 10 d - ws
mus, have new supply ofiyPe, and iha, cannot y
bad wi,hOu, money Our subscribers viii please u
take notice of ihis
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interest to look tothe property halders fol
employment. The Commissioned depre.
ioates hustile action, and wishes every pos
sible exertion made to produce kind feeling
and mutual confidence between the blacks
and the whites.
(Signed.) 0, 0, HOWARD.
Maj. Gen. Commissioned.
(Oificial:) JAS. WOODH0USE. "
Col. s. Asst. Adjutant Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
CIRCULAR LETTER.
Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned LaDls


lseEson hississtppi, Nov. lith, lst9
Il Is constantly reported 10 the Conmis
s;oners and his assa... iiat tae freedmen
hsse been deceived ~ % the inteution Of
the Government. It's al thst lAads will
be taken frsm the pssssas boljets. and be
Jesided among them nsxg Chr stmas or
Mes Years. rae impression. wherever
IL srists. 10 srsnx All 'Iht-rs snd A.
genis of this Barvas ars her ~ directed
Il tzks every ps.aDse arsa, 4 rsmOye 50
erroneous. and. ,njuroa. al Inpressioa.
Thsy will further sndessor TO overcome
other false reports that have been industri-
.usly spread abroad. with parpose to un-
settle iabsr and give rise TO disorder and
suffering Every proper means will be IA.
ken q secure fair written agreements Or
csntrar's lsr The coains year; and the
irsedlr1 Insttaclel haiti il for their best
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~ Some three hundred of the freedmen in
Elizabeth City, Va, have formed a combina
uon ana nave concluded negotiations for the
purpose OF large and valuable estate in that
county paying for il $4,000 in cash. which
amount they have in hand as the result of their
savings.
SLast year two thousand six hundred
and eleven building permits Were issued in
fblladelphla, fifteen hundred and four of
which were for the construction of dwelling
houses.
THE Boston school committee have
amended their rules so as TO forbid any teach
er from accepting precents from the gradna.
ting class, or any other class
~The record of the Treasury Department
shows that during the past two years the Gov
eminent has realized from the sales of combs
Gated and abandoned cotton, sugar, &c i'm the
lars. "a N0i
- live frog was recently brought, by the
sand pump OF an OIL well in Pennsylvania.
from over 400 feet below the surface
Iron Wednesday Last, some men WORKING
on scanoidIng i've stories high, in Buffalo,
sot INTO dispute and took this elevated posi-,
non for a general skirmish A policeman
finally settled the difficulty without loss of life
Pour companies of the Fifth u. Cav
airy, serving in the vicinity of Cumberland.
n O. have been ordered to report to the com
handing officer in North Carolina for assign.
ment TO duty
Captain T.. Schultze, of the Prussian ar
ulItry, the inventor of what he has called
Nhle eunpowder, is now engaged in mann
IActurlng 1t at Potsdam, near Berlin, on a large
~ ne sill wind which roared Across Ira
nho' lssI month, blew ssgood" at Patrick Mur.
Hihss ,ba,oh sry, Queens County. It removed
-. = b|-. ION ION MS cottage, but revealed to
and several Spanish dollars sAineaS'
s~Boston boys who are anpIovo, a.
sepgers, to carry letters and nacLs 80 $50 o rs
stores 10 The POst-Office and Etss iot az VIC
have recently been detected in rnth.. On Ies'
ters OF checks and drafts to lam Lhe ret
one Toy made raise OF $4,000 in this -
81 The official vote OF Wisconsin a,
election Is published. Sioyernor Fairnee late i
majority Is 500, and the majority againI nlid
extension ofsuffrage 10 negroes is GOA tue
~ In Russia, n coffin fair is held once , VA
livery peasant who has an aged parent h1ys !.
con n. The present is always Accountable e.
me receiver feels assured that he will have n
thris ran burial, and is proud of the SON who
II ms cares Tor has last resting place
b. Accounts from Bordeaux mention that tho
port IS nearly filed with American shine
winch VIII take away great part OF the wines
of tie present year.
~ ne Collector Of Customs at Rochester
New York, informs the Treasury Department
that- during the Last five months, articles val
n'd AZ Sl6-C,O have bsen captured from the
tmuSgiers who have inffs'ed iha, locality
~ Senator Sprsgue has ri ven szS.oco To the
ee'nocist seminary at East Greenwich.
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de 9-l6t
I ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES oRp.
IL NANCE PROPERTY ~

IL NANCE PROPERTY. WIN
ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, December d. Ia;5
Wlll be sold at public auction, by T. A McCIel-
land, huctioneer, at Allegheny Arsenal, Pitts.
buIg, Pa, commencing at 10 o'clock q m. MON
Ia 10, 1885, the following articles viz:
s7Upper Casemate Carriages, cast iron
IS sets Artillery Harness
- s2 is Iisgd MGsaets and Rifles and repaired
s., ss7 foT eif Muskets and Rife.
Is 6S4 United States Muskets and Rifles
5,G3s breech- loading and other Oarbines
4e3 Colts and Sharp's Rifles
Isl Sporting Rifles
3yoZ2 Musket and Rife Barrels
ls 99s Bayonets. Triangular asd Sword
2,lss Reyolvers
SIS Sabres and Swords
400 sets Cavalry Announcements
5000 sets Infantry Acceutrements
8 200 Saddles, Cavalry and Artillery
10000 parts OF Horse Equipments, Brides, Horse
Brushes. Curry combs, &c.
8 600 Saddle Blankets
200 parts of Artillery Harness
1900 pounds Powder, Cannon, Husket, Rife and
'2incompIete sets of Wrought Iron part, for
casem ates
eco tens Scrap Cast Iron
20 tons Scrap Wrought Iron
so tons Lead and Anthony in pigs, type metal
100 Wrought Iron A1les
Is 100 pounds Lead Dross
1900 Packing Boxes
A large lot Of appendages for Muskets, Carbines,
A large lot Of Artillery Implements and Equip
msnts.
A large lot of spare parts for Muskets, &c.
large lot OF Tools and Machines
Purchasers will be required to remove the prop
erty within ten days after the sale.
Lieutenant Colonel of Ordnance and
de a-l2t Brevet Brig. Gen. e. s. Army.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

~ llONhE bAfhESS anu 1hANSPORTA-
~ TON COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. Louisiana ay
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to doa
TON BUSINESS
Te and from New York; Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandris Richmond, Peters
vile, Winchester. Harrisonburgh,
Staunton, Lexington Salem.
and Bristol, in Virginia;
mingtSn: Hswbern, Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N c.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, Viz
ginia Central Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
nond and Petersburg Petersburg and We'll
don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic
CASTOR, and North Carolina
Central Railroads,
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Company will be extended to other States of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff of charges 10 based upon fair business
principles, yielding reasonable profit TO the Com
pany, without being oppressive TO the public Upon
TINS basis 1ConBdently presents its claims for fair
share OF patronage, relying upon BITS large capital
and the character of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success
de - ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPER.
Posr OFFICE DKPARrMkKr,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Proposals are invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER sccumulstipg in this Department, of the
l. transcripts OF P,.tmesters' account OF mails
received and sent POST bills, white paper. Esti-
2. Mixed paper, consisting Of wrappers ofaccounts
and other packages. together with letter envelopes
OF various colors Estimated quantity 70 .oey pounds
5. Dead letters, which the accepted bidder win be
ieS of en sseet of tb. unEer 40 ns 10 Tepasr
IT Impossible to read them. Estimated quantity,
!. Newspapers. Estimated quantity, 5000 pounds
Bidders will specify price per pound for each
As to the dead letters, the Department must be
satlhed with the mode OF defacing them before sc-
The paper must be removed from the cellar Of the
eepted bidder and in his owa bags, As often as may
be required by the Postmaster General. No mail
Gs at
mnst be paid for on delivery.
LIST OF January next and will be received until Sat-
urday: the sth proximo, at 3 O'Clock p m:
eral, and endorsed Proposals for Waste Paper"
de % eot.s As, fnH Pa T sANG 9sn.+sl
GOVERNMENT SIZE Nv OF CHOICE WINS
oSs Rsrot Com,r,s'ary 9, sss,taene.;
this ONE until Il 0'cleek M on TUEsDIT, the
9th day of January, 1876, for the sale Of about
900 gallons Of Boul bon Whiskey.
10 4" " Rectifed -
$50 " "hye
Proposals not received for less than five barrels
of each lot.
The Whiskey will be re- gagged before the deliv-
cry, and sold by the proof gallon"
Payment in Government funds. about fifty per
cent of which will be required on the acceptance
OF the bid and the remainder soon the re-
gnaglng is completed, and before the delivery COM
No bid received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the OPEN
ing of their bids
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
Wharves, in Washing ten, ID. c., free Of expense to
the purchaser.
The usual reservation Of the Government in re-
gard to bids will lie observed.
G. BELL,
de 30 eo4t Major and G. s., u. s. A
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANS COURT, December L. lss5.-DIs-
~ rRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY,
TO trft - In the case Of Elias Davis, admins
tor of James G; Davis, deceased, the admins
Orphans Court Of Washington County afore-
said, appointed Tuesday, the 9th day of jan
nary, 1896, fer the final settlement and distri-
butien Of the personal estate of said deceased, ,
been collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased
are notified to attend, lat the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid,) with their claims
Sc eI cnded from ali benefit In said deceased y es-
tate: provided copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening star
previous to the said 9th day Of January. 1856.
de 1S-w3wf Register Of Wills.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia
letters of administration the personal es-
tate OF Samuel Kelly, late of Washington City,
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
Der, before the 9Th day of December IT. they
may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 9th day of December,
1855 ldel2 -law3wfl ELIZABETH KELLY.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court o
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
letters OF administration the personal estate Of
Patrick Kelly, late of Washington city, ID. O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 5th day of September next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this Sth day of September,
1865. ANN KELLY
de 6-law3w' Administrative.
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EOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QuARTKRMAsTRRn OPPIcH,
WARRINGTON, d. o., December IL, fSes
The Quartermaster General of the Army directs
Lnat all government Horses Row at Giesboro, ID.
C., be sold to the his hest bidders.
R0, ID. g., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER "A, 1855,
and eoptinuing on each TUESDAY and TIL Rs-
DAY thereafter, until all disposed of
Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on the days of sale
These Horses have been carefully selected and
superior to any heretofore offered for sale,
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 o 'cleck q. m,
Terms-Cash in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
de 12-t First Division, q. M. G.. o,
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LEE CITY PROPERTY OF ALBANY SEIZED
The Sheriff the other day levied on some citv
property of Albany, desks, chairs and pictures
OF the Common Council, including the nor
traits OF Inc Governors and Coat of Arms of
the city. A judgment has been rendered in IA
Yor OF the proprietor of the Delayan Housa
against the city, and the levy was made against
the wishes of plaintiff
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOVES AND

GALE OF GOVERNMENT STOVES AND
~ HEATERS.
Chief QnGrterma,terS Office, DEPOT Of Washington,(
Washington, ID. G., January 3, 1856. (
Will be sold at Public Auction under the direc
ton of Brevet Lieut.. Gel. James NJ. Moore, A. Q.
M, at Warehouse No. on Y st. bet 10Th and 10Th
SITS, Washington, ID. c., oniF RIDAY January Is
1855, at 10 o'clock a. m, large lot of Stoves and
Heaters viz:
GOO Stoves, cid and worn
800 Coal Stoves, new. large size
~ W God stoves, new, assorted sizes
bCylipder Heaters, new
The coo Stoves will be sold in lots of from to
twenty five; the 800 Coal Stoves in lots of from one
to twelve and the Wood Stoves and Heaters will
be sold singly.
Terms-Cash in Government funds:
III. FUCKER,
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
jas ct Depot of Washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINss.
Headquarters Department Of Wnshtnefoa.
Office Of CHG QnrTtermastey,

Headquarters Department Of Wnshtnsfoa.
Qfsee Of CRisf QKnrter,ndstey, }
,,, Washfnstor. ID: C., January 4, 1867
w Ill be seld on the premises. at public auction,
70 the highest bidder under the direction Of Brevet
MAJOR James Gleason, A. Q. NJ, on WEDNES-
viz:
At 10 o'clock q. m, at FORT GAINES, near
l6 feet
Att O'Clock p m, at FORT 9. F. SMITH, Vir-
Mess House, 80 by 20 feet and one Building, q by
Is feet.
At O'Clock .. m, at FORT TILLINGHAST,
Virginia, one Frame Barrack, 100 by 20 feet one
Mess House, 40 by 20 feet, and one Building, q by
Is feet.
Purchasers will be allowed ten days to remove
the Buildings.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
NJ. LUDINGT0N,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
ja4.5t Department of Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BEEF CATTLE.
0tfes Of Conpsissory Of Sabsistenes,
E1derickshnrR Yn January 2 lSS

Qfes of Coplpsissory Of Saosiasnes,
Fredericksburg, Va, January 2, 1876
There will be sold in fredericksburg, Va, at
Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the nth day of
January 1856, twelve head (more - less) Of prime
Beef Cattle
The Cattle will be sold at so much per head.
Among these Cattle several pairs of Working
Oxen. They can be seen at any time previous to
the SALE the yard in the rear OF the OOmmissary
Department. at Citizens Hall" They are in
tie, fit for any market.
There will be sold at the same time, about Ell ght
thousand pounds of Ground Hard Bread, put up in
barrels of $50 to 75 pounds each, in good condition
Terms Of Sale Cash, in Government funds upon
delivery.
By order Of Brevet Majer Thomas @. Sullivan,
c, s., u. g: A., in charge of Department of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina
FRED. SHAW, Captain and c. Sv..
"a 4-5t Chief g. s., District OF N. Il. Va.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES


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u In the city of Boston, says the State Con-
stable, there are in full operation at least four
Teen large gambling establishments (and many
minor Ones), the annual profits from which to
the proprletors are estimated at from S3OlOOO
TO S5OO.JOO. AT some of them the daily atten
dance of players is from one hundred to Two
hundred -