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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

OIL EAKE-Ilg INJURY ~ moderate ana inc iuIhfi -
firm, sales Of 80 tuns at Sa si % for Western IN bags ana
OIL MEAIETbe market Grcr bat very quiet sales OF
PK0VlsIONS-Since tins dag week We have had quite an
active demand PORK both io local and TO cover manr
ing contracts and, with limited arrivals ana greater ese m
money market prices have improved but the business M
stock VI all kinds very considerably and with limited arrivals
prospect most holders are very confident OF sil hsheI
prices To-day "wednesday the market Is less active ana
uces shade easier for future delivery sales Of I20 b
Mess at So 81 so seller balance Of this MONTH and 80
e26 i2l for New Mes, VI 75at22 hE Prime 81 -
for Extra do. and So IS for Western Prime Mes.
iS Se' 0 rd, ,sq have Sy proved h for the season
and We notice reduction IN our STOCK closing h sa.e
New DO sl3d SIG for Old Extra and e.0dsi FOR New do
Beefhas been dull We notice further shipments irom
first hands Beef Hams In demand ana hTmeF
sales Of 800 bbs (par to arri'e) al SD Cuts Meats nave
been dull and have declined owing to more liberal arrivals
closing dull sales to-day O! 900 pkgs Ia lots 90 10 c igr
Shoulders 5c. for Bellies aud 6a7c. for Hans Bacon
only in moderate demand sales boxes G. G. NJ c and
evening boxes G. G. and l. g. At lc Lard has benin
moderate request has hucluaied Influenced by the uhA'
able news from Europe aud Tie RAPID naci1atoh. ~ so
FOR No lsidslc for CITY lei DC for aiF % prime steam
and Kettle Rendered: sales early IN tie day Of ~ 'o Kettle
Afternoon Provision MAEKrr 3; ocLoCK-Pork was m
sS "a cash and regular and 90 bbs do seller hny. s26
Lard was dull, at I9c for Prime.
Ps,.gssi bacon Batter Che! Cheese La Lsd IT., T'i
week ending April IL. t9 oe7l ll57 100 IS. G2
Since Sept l. 1905 $500 ~ $50 s2oJ 90 Osls 2s1 ~
same time st4 10 ~ g. $50 10 72O3 $40 3p $3.50 tf24
EECIIPIs OF PROVISIONS.
Pork, Beef Lard, Batter, Cher.e.
bbl. tuus iuHs tuua
For week ending
Since sept l. lr65.... lO7 $50 cons l22-e l3u9 el1
same time 1904 lO4 isG 1893 1877 5fyl
PETROLEUM-Crude continues dun and prices favor the
buyer fFner; quote AZ 2i!c. sales o 90 Dds
,cer MAY &c; Refined. ~ bond has been only 10 limited
demand but prices firm; sales Of so bb At j Zoe.
and 800 bbs buyer June at ic Free Oh Is IN active de-
mand.
bags Rangoon rd9c cureaoy duty paid AM LOO bags
do. OK Johannes at SIC, gold. IA bond.
SUGARS-The business IN Raw Sugars continues fair but
the market generally without excitement and prices
heavy though still md The quotation ioi fair 20 good
Refining lO O;o sales day of 800 hhds at II dl2!c for
co 10. lie for Cuba 1913 boxes Havana at O.d
2ic. and ~ ass bugs Manila at 9ic Refined are dull at
about l5ic. for Hards
SALr-The market for both Liverpool and West India
styles continues dull but In there essential change
We uuotp
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financial.

TREASURY DEPAlrsEST, ATrl 10 la-h.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assistant Iieas-
= u-.- IT, - no New York Phil ffrnla aud Boston ard tre
Uassp sd Urp1.rv 10 Baltimore" irtf lr'n 's iu''l 10 u'
tu Iecrsins deposits temporary i'Hn i Nn5
ifs rurots A. n,e uar Per aad after Nay 1o
fon wicdte a cchcstes or landing AID unpaid VII carry
our cent interest per auuut. 49,.
ON sid day May and until further n'ee sad Asant
Dr.ituftr D-posia w fcc" slch deposits ITO
money therefor Clearing otse 'eltiheit' t4A'e
on demand u es.ruder notes. yt nlcrrt uf p ce". yer
HnuuD. d. fit' Llf'' ID, '..i'..'l ,' t'
UyrrfD STATES TREAsuny INTEREST DtPAKr usSr
NVw-l DIRK. Apu! l1 loth
C'CUFDUTES of $50 THIRTY or more (5-2D)
- FyFVWESTY COUPONS payable Nay J. poaimo, viii now
be- received tor examination the lnc ruent al the Lhed
States Treasury. IL. H. ~ nm - .
Nrw-loaK. Apsl u. 1910.
ENITE ANNUAL NETTING OF me SlOCkHOLD-
I ms ffrc UOLNlN GOLD MINING COMPANY viii be
hpd At tber rr 80. william 81. Rooms Nos 10 aud - Oh
MONDAY .Jl dy April, O'Clock Tor the purpose oi
s HIRAM +. CROZlER President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

SEEDS-The demand is fair and the market is firm sales
OF 800 bags gdlc and small lots OF Choice and Extra
ial2ic Timothy Seed is in fair request a e50eo 50 per
bush Rough Flax Seed 10 inactive at e. 506s2 co. There
has been large in Calcutta Lnssed and prices
have advanced closing firm at sass 05 in Boston and o. o5
1t3 10 here.
STEARIN-The market easier and fairly ictive the sup
DIV bera sales Of $1,000 at idl73c for fair to prime
and l0i a l2ic. for Grease.
SPELTEI-There has been Improvement In the demand
aimee our last and prices improved qote Foreign
ssdsic, and Domestic at l0idllo.
SOAP-Caste has been only in limited dsmsnd sales at
NA0l5o -
SHOT Is lower and dull at DC for Drop and l0c FOR Buck
TIN-The Pig has been very dull and irregular
but prices decline Plates have been only la limited
demand but prices generally have ruled quite firm. We
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win hardly be credited after reading the report Of the

win hardly be credited after reading the report " the
Michigan Southern road, which says;
For the most Of the Winter the Price ior eastward
bound freight has been only about oneha @ fa,e per tuI
last season which VII account ir vac ~cAeeNe! ~ 'AV
income Of December January and February.
The earnings p the Company in December, January and
February were as follows
1865 g. ISL -.
December h !55i;'o ts7c9 December enis5 $aC55
jP9 s 3 80 i }eaFanTy sS6s55 o S
Total s.5ls79 e5l@slo Total.sili2l0 SO s'el s3
Net income.
Net earnings for three months $65oS9 on $9,o0S6'5
Of capital without deluc'ing taxes On gross receipts
decrease as compared with last year OF $3209Jo. The
gross traffic fell OF S25O2s3 The net income is of $780,
900
The EDenpg Pot estimates the earnings OF the North
Western Road as follows:
T2reaSes' 3g7iI56
elI5l7I
The interest on the bonds is...--......-... siOOOO
po,,oi,irg for stool. ............... S4q9l.5A
If this is the condition Of the road shoudnot require
wall.st. enforcement" to put the preferred stock above
J63.
The Ereniag Pest says;
We are Informed that the debts the eastern division 90
niles of the la CrUsse RAILROAD prior 90 le clam lo Au
yauccs made by Philadelphia ps5 10 p'{ p-c1 eai n r,S
$4,000; CITY Milwaukee Mortgage s3lAuoj second MoIl
Judgment interest -3j4ol0 Ioia- e,,4,'.-t.
Tie Cincinnati Ga-clfc of Monday says:
The demand for money Saturday was qritc moderate
the market Lad easier tone some ol tA' O.htls
OF interest between bankers ana their dpoors ranged from
10 per cent aud good paper IN lie open maIhs ~
were firm u 5Ja - premium buying and lilo premium aeHg
There cceey Of consequence shipped On Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

FLOUR AND MEAI-Thc features Of our market FOR
State Western Flour the past week have presented
marked change from those Of the previous one the hight
present and prospective ariYa and the more general de
and are the chief Of decided reaction and with
steady reduction in stock prices have favored The seller
The demand has been largely confined TO the low and medium
grades ana the advance 10 fully zoe a 81 per Dbl
Family brands sold quite freely but they without de-
cied Improvement though held with more confidence Cnoce
Spring Wheat Extras have advanced and sold quite rec
edResday) the market is active. and. with
limited prices l5d4Oc. higher the low grades
2JdjOc the medium brands Low grades OF White
Wheat Extras are more salable Family brands are
firm but very active the demand IL in part speculative;
the sales are bb 81 20dS 10 for Superhne state;
a. 65ass % for extra State randed e. 3Od 80 for Fancy
State ss1s IS for the low grades OF Western Extra ~ %
g. Is Skipping Oho 81 0d SO 80 for Trade and Fam
lily brands and e2 6OGsl6 for ST. Louis Extras Canadian
Flour fairly and better sales Of sl0 bbs at s. l0G
g. 40 for the grades Of Extra and o. 6O0sl26 90 for
Trade and Family Extras Southern Fon IN better demand
and prices onced 2Od2c per bb sales Of 800 bb
al e9 7OG8lO so for mixed to good Superne Country Bati
more &c. aud $40 5asl6 for Trade and Family brands
Rive Flour and In fair demand sales Of go bbs at "a rs
ass Meal is firm and moderately active; sales OF
bills at s. co oIJesey aoat and 81 80 for Brandywine
EFFORTS BRRADsTUFTB.
FlouI Wheat, Corn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

INSURANCE SCRIP
FOR SALE.
$1,000 SUN MUTUAL
"a, 900 NETWORK MUTUAL
$4,000 ORIENT MUTUAL
$4,000 COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
BY VIM c. GILMAN
A TLANTIC INSURANCE SCRIP,
1864. 1865 1896,
WANTED ny
WM. C. GILMAN,
No. IS Pine.st
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DUTY FREE.

DYEW00DS-LogwOod is in small supply aud tfmly held
though the demand been light Fusc dull the market
being supplied. Red Woods neglected and nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

TOBAC CO-Thers has been only moderate business in
Kentucky Leaf but prices rregqar low grades
heavy while good sorts firmly held We quote. in
coin follows Light Loaf Lugs ~ do Common Leaf
o.@7ic.i Medium sasc.; Good. e:gllici Fine l2elie,
and Selections l50l6c Heavy Western and Ciarksyie
Lugs 5ta7ic; Common Leaf e0llc.i Medium, l2a lac. ;
Good loci Fine. l6i lee. and Seledions lsi 20c
Manufactured OF all grades IS very quiet
TALLOW-The market 10 quite firm and fairly active
sales Of at la.c for Western l.allic for City
and Eastern and &C. for Butchers Association Rough Fat
is in fair demand at 81 Tic, cash.
TEA-There has been only moderate dmapd from the
trade bat In prices have 10 essential charge 10 note
W0OL-1here has been essential change in Domestic
Fleeces since last; common and coarse grades are
still very dull and heavy. while fine heeces are In
demand and very firm We quote In currency fol-
lows Fleeces at 62d65c. for native aud Merinosi
55a65c. for ! and do; Zoe. for ll-bl0od do,
aud 70Q Soc for SaIony 1eeces di0c for No Pulled 50
5sc for Supcrfne do and G0G65c for Extra dol 2JG27c
for common Unwashed California; q diOc Scr fine d. and
demand and prices have ruled heyy but show
essential change We quote follows; South American at -
dc for Washed - d37c for Unwashed MeszA and
Merino 50 a4sc forWashed Entire Rios "a d30c orUnwashed
Creole; for Washed Cordoya Gillian at 2a3c for
Unwahed Mestiza and Meriuo; Cape OF Good Hope 35a
$50 for Unwashd East India 35d55o for Washed and Al
rican at 20d30c for UawasLed aud JO040c for Washed
VIVA LEBONE has been in improved demand and prices
ruled firm the sales are about 5000 Of 81 30 for Arctic
and NJ w Coast and 81 Is for South Sea Arrivals DR. the
weak. Ia 900 IL. Stock IN the country Ia ~ 600 H.
WHALEFOOIS firm; sales % 900 BleaeLed part at
loo.
wHIsKY-The market Is moderately and FIRM sales
OF liz bb at " 2ods 26 for Rehed bbs and s2 "a for
Western.
ZINC continues firm; thu Masselmann Company still
demanding lOio less gold but in the absesce Of
sales prices are nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
professional Notices.

nR. VIM EARL@ WORK OF 240 Pages on Piles
Structure Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic hcefa 40 PrieS
% cents Mailed part Address No u White New
York.
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Gituaiions iudnleo- females.

A YOUNG LADY wants SITUATION in some
n Store sALEswoMAN light business zach as aey 60 90
store urerred had experience but would Dc Wins 20 t
f FOR nothing until she knowledge Of tie ouDes~
Address NJ f.. D., No. 1888 kighth-i-, ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
wi No 10 Cooper Institute
until the ple,ion Of their
NEW BANKING HOUSE. Nos. | and Tbrdsve
SIX PER CENT interest paid flee from tax
Deposits received from = TO $1,000.
Deposits before April 20 draw interest from the ls
Bank open daily from 10 and Monday Wednes
~ " j. BARNS seerrtsry ISAAC T. SMITH President
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
AN ACT TO PUNISH vaGRANcy.

SECTION !. BE il enacted, &c., That If
any person who may be able TO Iabar, has
no apparent means Of subsistence, aud neg
lec;s 10 apply himself To some homes, &C
cupation for u. support Of himself and hi.
family, il he have one; or. IL any person
whatever shall be found spending his time
IN dissipation, or gambling. or sauntering
about without employment. nr endesvorins
10 maint1n himself OF hts family by any
urdue OF unlawful means. such person shall
Be deemed yagran, and guilty NJ mis-
demeanor. And II hall be the duty u any
justice OF the peace OF the county wherein
such p-rsan shall be found. upon de prroi
Of such offence. 70 issue warrant Tor the
arrest Of the Offender. to be brought beiore
Inn or snfne other justice Of the peace,
whose dats IL shall be, II. on examination,
such person shall be found a vagrani, 10
recognize him with good security. for his
Appearance at the first cour, to be held for
sad county, whether il be Court ~ Plea
and Quarter Sessions or Superior Caur;
TO answer such offence. And II he fail 10
give such recognIzance, he shall b. Inn
prisonej until the session Of said court
Provided, however. That II such offender
shall, at the said Court. enter into recag
ni74ucc. IN such sun a. the Court hail
prescribe, conditioned for his gaoi behs-
,lovr and industrious. peaceable dsport-
men; fur one year, he NAV be discharged
On payment Of the cost and charges which
shall have accrued; but. IL he shall laiI IA
enter into such recognizance. and pay such
CO.. I'D charges, he shall be prosecuted .,
,agrint, and upon conviction the Court
shall fine or lmprison hin,. or both or sen.
ience him To the wUrkhouse Tor such time
a. the Court may think &c.
BE il further enacted. That this act shall
q MO effect from and alter is ratIfcaiion.
Ratified 81 day of March. 1866.
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other person having BY law Authority to
hear, receive and examine evidence; and
every person SO offered shall be admitted
to give evidence. Notwithstanding such
person NAV or shall have an interest in the
matter in question. or IN the event Of the
trial Of the issue, ar of the suit or other
proceeding in which he is offered as wit
ness.
SEC. 2. o. the trial Of any issue. or Of
any matter or question. or on any inquiry
arising in any suit or other proceeding in
court, or before any Judge, justice. jury or
ather person having. by law. authority to
hear aud examine evidence. The parties and
the persons in whose behalf any suit or 9TH
er proceeding may be brought or defended.
shall. except as hereinafter provided, be
competent and compeIlable to give evi
dence. either rira voce or by deposition
according TO the practice Of the court, in
behalf Of either or any Of the pa, ties TO said
suit or other proceeding.
Sac. 3 Nothing contained in the second
section of this act shall ren,ler any person
who. in any criminal proceedings is charg-
ed with the commission OF an lndictable
ofience, competent or compel!able to give
evidence Tor or sgainst h,nself, or snail
render any person compellable to answer
any question tending to criminate himself,
or shall in any criminal proceeding render
any person competent OF compellable to
give evidence for or against his wife, or
any wife competent: or conpellable to give
evidence Tor 5r against her husband.
SEC. 4. Nothing contained IN the second
section OF this ACT shall apply to any suit
or other proceeding ia ans c"urt oflav OF
equity. instituted In consequence Of adul-
terry. or to any action fog breach Of prom
ise OF marriage. ar Tor criminal converse
tien; and nothing contained in the drst sec.
tion OF this ACT shall apply to the aites,ins
witnesses Ia wills.
Ratified 18th day Of March. A. D.. 1866.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
The New Movement Of the Star Chamber
Public Apprehension.

The minds Of business men, whn are usn-
ally so regardless oi politics. except as they
have monentarily suffered themselves TO be
unwilling auditors 81 party politicians. are
now agita,rd By apprehension that the star
chamber domination 10 Congress may lea,i
10 ltarlul results. Once larry aroused up
On d subject that imperils security Of per.
sun, The happiness OF home, and that pro.
prrty which Is the frui; Of long wears Of
labor and care, The fears u citizens are not
more easily Quoted than hard to excite.
The usual question now Of the class above
lrrred TO, when one meets another. is,
What u coming nexis what are we com
ing IL: The precipitation Yesterday 10
he Srna.e Of an unprecedented measure 70
impair tie executive prerogatiyr, as u has
bsen exercised, without question, by the
greatest OF our statesmen from the initiation
u the Government, is calculated TO siili fur.
hes distract and unseltIe the public mind,
Ia view Of the eonaiel porlended by this
dangerous step Of aggrcsslyeness upon the
President, a still iurihrr decleRsien OF faIth
and confidence in the stability Of our Ge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
Aillsburuugb gsrurntr.
HILLsBoR0CGH, N. 9.
Wednesday,. MAS 8. 1895.

We learn from the Raleigh papers, that the H on.
Thomas Rufiin. our venerable and worthy fellow c,-
zen, was robbed Of his pocke.hook containing $500,
a. The Depot a Raleigh, on Thursday morning last.
Il appears that just AFTER getting OF the cans, some
fellow jostled violently against him, and remarking
that he had received terrible shock, Immediately
disappeared. The Judge, on examining his side
pocket directly afterwards found ha, his pocke,.book
was missing.
Two men, Alonze Macon aud John Barrett, sus.
picious characters, were arrested and examined, but
nothing wa elected to prove their gull. They
sill held in custody for further examination before
Judge Fowie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

am infuriaed that the President il ut
turly opposed to the House bill abnlishing
one of the seats on the Supreme Beach.
snch a.tion world have been we'll enough
had not The States which that particular
circuit represents returned to their allie
glance bot having thus returned. be con-
tends that Congress hss noright TO abolish
The circaii. Henre his appointment of
Judge stansbOry 10 the vacant seat and This
desire for that gentlemsn's confirmation.
This desire may MT be realized. but IL il
Is not, and The Senate pass the House bil l.,
Tie chances are that IL viii be vetoed.
Philadelphia Le1gsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

Full Instructions will be seat 10 the she.
|rilfs in few days for delivery 10 each
man entitled to receive an artificial limb
Jas well n 70 those who are thereby enti-
tied to money in communication. giving
every one full instructions how to pro-
coed.
8. G. Ryan. has been selected to super
intend this business, who will answerany
inquiries which the circular may not CO.
yer. @As
The work will be pushed as fast il caa
be done, havingdu reiereaee to the supply
ing Of first rate limb.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
AsrirmrAL Lros ron soIDIrRs.-Goger.

AsripniAL Lsos ron SOLDIERS.
nrr " o. i we are glad 70 learn ha, made
contrast foF supplying COR soldiers with
Jewi.ts patent leg. which after extensive
inquiry he deems equal 70 any invention Of
the kind foe durability and usefulness.
The shop is provided in this city, and
some Of the joutneymsn leg makers here.
and material on The way and is expected
10 few days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

Eire.-A ere broke out in this place about day
break on Saturday morning last. on the premises Of
John Cheek. Esq, which destroyed bis workshop,
lumber room and carriage house. He succeeded in
saving portion Of his tools, but los, all his lumber
aud other materials, and some unfinished work. The
origin Of The FIRE 10 uncertain, bu, il j. supposed 10
have scen by the accidental dropping Of spark
among The coal in the coal house. Me-. Cheeks loss
!. estimated al about two lhoIsaad dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
as ~
TO IMPR0YE THE Law OF EVIDENCE.

TO IMPROVE THE Law OF EVIDENCE.
Whereas. Tae inquiry after trail 10
courts Of justice IS oftea obstnctsd ~ in
capacities created ~ tire present Iaw, and
il is desirable thst i1ll information a. 70
The facts 10 issUp. both IN criminal and ci-
vii cases. should b iaid 5eIasr lie persons
appointed TO decid. yppa item and Tat
such persons should exercise ibeir judgment
on the credit of ihe witness adJaGs.I, and
on the tra.h d their testimony. apw there
fore:
SEcTos l. b. IL enacted. So That no
person offered a. witnes, .ia ,relftsr
BE- excluded bv reason 81 inctpaefy from
interest or crime, from giving Evidence.
either - person ar By deposition afcnri.
iug 70 lie practice 81 Ire guar. III ~ trial
of sev issue joined. or Of any matter or
question, OF on any inqa;ry arising n any
suit ~ proceeding. civil sr criminal. IN any
eevst u teiore aay judge. justice, jury or
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
Posi- NFFIt 4 DIE ARTMENr.
oFricB SPECIAL AGGNr ToR y. &.

Raleigh. April 2sth. 1866.
| would hereby give notice opcr,ons IN
all parts Of this STATE, Win drsiOe TO avail
themselves Of every opportunity 10 aid in
mail facilities throughout
the State. that they woaId do we'll 10 con-
fer with the members of the State Cnn,en.
ton, shortly to assemble IN Raleigh. BY
whom they may send me- names Of persons
to be appointed Postmasters; also prcpn.
sails i0r carrying mails. statements in re-
gard 20 hat routes, &C., Sc.
All u which will receive prompt atten.
ton. . careful TO send tie name 81 no
person nLo either eannot or wM not take
the oath rsqoired b. law. Any person
over tie a.r II 10, who can take tie caih.
can carry de nail or be postmaster. my
single lady Or si9sw can be post.mi.'ress.
A. JOBE, Special agsHf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

Hon. Henry Raymond, 10 answer to a
resolution passed BY caucus 10 his district
requesting him to vote for the civil rights
bill, says the letter did not reach him until
after the bIl had passed the house. and
il i had il would noi have changed his &C !
tion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

MRs. BALL RxLEAsgD.-We are glad to
announce that Mrs. Ball. convicted by
military commission here Of manslsughter,
has been released by order Of President
Johnson. She was sentenced originally to
three years solitary confinement, but Gen.
Ruger. commandment Of this department..
mitigated il to twelve months. The cle-
mency Of tho executive sets her AT liberty.
Progrssa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
posraAsTERs ISL cpNrrAcrael.

We invl:e attention III ILL 49, Il
Circular from Mr.. a. lobe. sprenl Ps.i,i
Agent Tor this State.
,6'rhe papers VI the State will ennler a
public benefit BY giving the Circular Il
place in their columns. iur the information
Of the people
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

SaS FnAscisco. April al.--'rhe chamOsr
81 commerce la. autographed % tie Cali.
iorhia delegation IN Congress requesting
lhr passage oi . law making il felony %
Tip o. transport nitrn.g ,ccnne within ihs
United States on American vessels.
The onrroner's jury on The inquest held
81 the hedirs killed BY he late explosion.
found that their deaths were caused by the
explosion 81 nitro-s lyceriUc coa.ained 10
wnodrn boxes on bnard the steamer Sacra.
mcntn, and that Il there was no mark IN
.dIcaiing its character. they express the
oplnlon tia, The shipper i guilty Of man
slaughter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

burglary On Sunday night lat. he auciioa
Of Mr. q. E. Parish. in this place. was broken
into, and some i've sir watches. Dor of jswelry.
and several pair Of shoes were sioen The thief has
aot yet been discovered. but some traces are found
which may ksJ TO his detection.