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Obituary.

Died, in the city Of Raleigh, on the 22d ultimo, in
the SD year Of her age, Mrs HANNAH HARD.
ING, relict Of the late Rev n. II. Harding. d. D.
formerly distinguished minister Of The Presbyterian
church.
Died, in Mecklenhurg county, ~ G., Of aar. aged
eleven years and seven days, JAMES MARSHA LII,
son Of James aud Mary.M. Hastings. The child bore
lis suftrings patiently and died without struggle.
The Saviour says: suffer little children to come unto
me-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
May Term, 1861.
John II. Browning
John II. Browning

". Unglnai Attachment
BaHholi Manufacturing Co,
IT appearing the satisfaction q the Court thattfc
defendants not inhabitants Of this state. that
the ordinary process cannot be served them u
their officers II IL therefore ordered by the Count hat
publication I've made IL the llili.bniough kecufr, III
sI weeks Notifying the SAID defendants that rns- they
sgpear At the next term II this Court be he'll ~ ihr
Court House in Hlllsborough on the fuiih Nondsy ID
August next then and there 10 repleyy ami Prad sc
eorIng to law they will be proceeded asainst To- ihs
same manner as Il they had been served Mra prprt.,
aud had failed to sppeaf and plead
Witness, George Laws. Clerk Of our said Court, ~
office 10 HlIlsborOugh, the 9Th Monday II NAY 4. u.
1861.
GEORGE LAWS, Z. Z. Z.
June 10. Price ads. 81 80 10 -es
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Farther Point, June 10.
The lara from Liverpool the 9th, passed
this point this evening. ssss
ENGLAND. The Adriatic took out news
thatthe British Government would not periait
priyateers or armed vessels to take prizes
into British ports. Lord John Russell, in
his letter to the Lords Of Admiralty, directing
them to carry out this intention, says it is
done to secure the strictest neutrality. Mr..
Liddel gave notice that he would ask the
Ministers il the Introduction is not at yar-
ance with former practice, and reason for a
change Of maritime policy.
Lord John Russel's remarks are given in
full, in which he says that both the English
and French governments had come 10 the
determination to interdict the entrance into
their ports Of prizes TO either the U. S. or
the Confederate armed ships or priyateers.
The London Times editorialIy replies to
the outcry Of the Northern States against
England, and shows that it is wholly unbound
ed.
Five cases Of rifles, addressed to the Com.
mercial Bank Of New York, were refused BY
the agents Of the steamer Adriatic.
A British ship had arrived in the Clyde
from one Of the Southern ports Of America,
and was received under clearance, signed
by the Confederate officers Of customs, and
dated "the first year of the independence Of
the Confederate States Of America"
ITALY.-Count Cavour died on the 9th in.
slant. The event has caused a profound
sensation.
Ii is rumored that Garibaldi contemplates
Wit 10 America ina month or two, il war
in Italy appears unlikely.
LIVERPOOL, June 6.-The sales Of cutton
for the week have been 70. 500 bales. includ-
ing 10000 bales for speculation, and 10000
for export. The market opened quiet and
closed firm at fall prices, there being
large speculative inquiry since the adyices
by the Great Eastern.
New Orleans Fair SO, Middling Z 1910
Mobile FARSI, Midiling lilo, Uplands
Fair ST Middling Z ll-16.
The stock in port is ,050,500 bales, Of
which 900, 900 bales are American.
The Manchester adyices are uniayOrable.
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HoiLo,eGgs Pills. Unnecessary torture. = Pal0fta.
tioa II The Heart. - The bleeding hIislering sayaling
and lonuring method Of the modern treatment Of dis
ease tends 70 the destruction rather than the preserya.
ton Of human life. Physicians have a certain routine
prescribed for their mods operand from which there is
departure; the laws Of the Medes and Persians were
not more mmutable than the dcta Of this Draconian
Code that confines men to peculiar dogmas on penalty
Of eIcision. Unrammeled by particular rules. HnIo,
ways system on the contrary i based on the simple
laws Of nature Papitation is often the effect Of ndi-
eeson, disorders Of the stomach and nervous affections
By their action the stomach aud nerves. the Pills re.
move the cause and effect a radical cure.
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.

May Tern, 1851.
nRDERED BY The Court. "a majoiiy q the Niteis.
~ tfaics being PRESENT. that ~ app5apGaGn e
fiiy Thousand Dollars " male ly TIL Csuntt tilr
support Of such families d the Volunteer. sFe uss
il service o. msy hereafter volunteer ~ NAV ff' g.
sistance 10 be faised from time 10 tins in suh
may lr required.
Witness. Gesrfe Laws. Citfk ofau' sail ftsu'l. 81
ofIice Ii HiIlsborough. The fourth MyaIty II Mes
4. d. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, q. q. r..
May 81. o. 8s
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he may survive his injuries. "A more sue.
cessfal fight against such fearful odds 10
without precedent. MARION.
q z ~ a sse Psfsrsburg Daily Erpress.
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L 10 said BY Mr.. Crittenden's friends IL !,
ne IS preparing plan Of pacifcation, to Re
submitted to Congress at the extra session.
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NEW ITEMS

Fifty-eight prizes are reported as having
been taken already BY Southern priyateers.
MaRyLlSn.-strong indications are given
Of increasing sympathy with the South in
this State. Men. arms. provisions. &C.. are
being thrown into Virginia in every possible
way.
Lord John Russell has announced that The
Government has determined 10 prohibit arm.
ed vessels IRON bringing prizes into British
ports.
AT Franklin, N. C., the officers in com
mand Of troops there having demonstrated
with the liquor sellers against selling their
men whiskey, without success. marched their
men into town snme evenings ago, and de-
trosed the liquor BY pouring i upon the
ground.
Advices from Texas report that Cortinas.
the Mexican bandit. has been attacked aud
routed by Texan force under Captain Ben
ayides. and forced TO make his escape into
Mexico.
The yorE IN viRGINlA.-The Governor
has issued Proclamation stating the official
vote for secession at l25 $50. against il 90.
SO. Majority l05.577. BuI from % coun.
ties the official vote was not received. In
these the reported majorities were 1854 for.
and ,76i against secession. Adding these.
the actual majority in the State is g4,75O.
4
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

DE Il ordained That shall BE- unswfu fof any per.
~ % make public stand fof cutting up aud sell
ing beef pork o. mutton 10 the town Of Hlsbofough
except al The Maes House, under penalty o. not lee.
Than one. nov mere than hse dollars.
Test, ID. HEARTT, Town Clerk.
July . ss-
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

MISS MINERS next session will commence on the
~ l2th ofJnly. Terms for instruction $40; use Of
Piano for practice. S.; payable half in advance. and
the remainder al the close Of the session.
July =. 9g-2w
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ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.

Richmond. June IS.
A party Of Federals. on Monday afternoon,
from the steamer Star, attempted TO land
near Urbana. on the Rappahannock River,
for the purpose Of Stealing provisions. They
despatched boats containing about 80 sol.
diers. with q swivel and small arms. Twelve
soldiers, armed with muskets. marched to-
wards the residence Of Mr.. Gresham, and
were met BY a company Of Confederates, and
repulsed. Some few were killed and wound.
ed; the balance ran to the boats and put
back to the steamer About eighty shots
were fired from the steamer, sesen passing
through Greshaw's residence. Nobody was
hurt on the Confederate side. This news
comes from Col. Hall. in a letter written al
Greshsw's House alter the fight.
Passengers from Manassas and other points
to-day report nothing unusual OF Of interest.
South caroiiHian.
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Mothers and DAUGHTERS

II there isoncthng more than another ioWhich these
Pills fainons il their pnri'yi protertits g.
pe' tails their power Of cleansing tie blood nom a I'M
pnriies and removing dangerous and suspended seefs
lions. Universally adopted ssthe grand remedy for
female complaints, they never fail geakcn the sA =
TEN. and al"ay bring about what i f.quittd
Sick Headaches and Want of APPETITE.
These feelings which 20 spdden as most frequently
arise n m anBosances trouble. from ohsiructcd Ttr.
spiraon. nr from eating and drinking What s unfi ar
thus disnldcrng tie liver and stomach. TLcscorgaus
must he regulated il You wish 10 IL well The Pills II
taken according 10 the printed instructions viii rniek.
y restore healihy action q both liver and stomach
vhenee fa'lew natural consequence good appetite
aid 81 ~ head. the Easi aud West Indies seaacy
an! oilrt .tieine i cset used or these dtsordtis.
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
H. III diseases affecting these organs, wheihef lhey
secrcte los much or i3o e water dl wheiberhey BE-
affected with iHe stone o. gravel with aches and pains
saet the oins over he regions Il The W. eys iafse
pll. hua ~ tsken atcordugtn The printed directions
and The Olaimrni SHOULD b. well N5hsj into tie small
II Ne ags i he'd time This lfeanirtw iilg.s almost
inmajistt fsli,twllen allOlhefmeane haye failed.
For. Stomarhs ont 81 U. Ter.
No nriissc viii . ctieeiually improve tls tonc If
liz sili ag - these Pills; ibey fcboAe az ac'is ocy
glsoat i cratrty plsmFcsanrc 81 improper dirl Ibey
t. l#zr lla#r f8 TcIatc @ fa az 3ctt5 q they
saa8esa.y ,iHstAi6es IN rsees at .l@sa III isst itey
estsft fiag sli5t,o o. seittf l,5r AL stem. 3.
4 fuHa#4. r9R No. me- Fga q taamn ID MA
asa fri faiioFf5y tHaA
tsae FamsreIsrtteh /. Sruffa krrt
( tsL#e ug. E5ff
Il .s.. .e=7=fs Foxes ail kinds sUfr IntAats.
Hg3tsb+. s,s4at lite, Stone aud travel,
ss.~ gidHt. seoa.ag symp-
Bs.Fzi +.6 f4,a# iiradltts tons.
.Gsl.e. lrjls.i.eA. III n.I1uF4l
g5nstst gHpffhsfff5 auali1H Iubeun,
Baegss. I4natlle. etfs
ts-ssts- fHsgi.- lnefUuuplaHis N6ncfe1i Affcfians
ntatee. Iaabug9, Nofms u til kiadg
pfapss. F5e.. Ntakngss ir,Hl
pg.teleft Ehetmttssm, Wkaettf ta0se
Ev4ae.Hs. I,ttrtli8uoi lrine. &c. Sc
l#s CATION g. NaHe afr genuine un.0s, lie
words lioliowaf New Auta and lcHtuh.f ,f q.
eetnaIlr AZ WaleemHk ii livery leli u d idpk ai
direction. stonhj each pet tnx lhc s1us ult 81
plaini, seen BIS hol.ae th1 taf AZ tia lisht i has8
some fcwifJ vii be given 10 my ore itndttirE t'eh
information a. may l,aj g he icittitrr d as tt
Or parties eounteriting Tie mtlrinas ytnaHt Ste
same, knowing hcm 70 BE- spurious.
=. Sold at Inc Manufactures 81 PratssUs rl1its
way, 80 Maiden Lane, NeN York, ard hy an estrtln.
Sic Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicines ihFeu. .Hut
the United stslts and The civilized Nuti. IL HsAtf
Is cents. 60 cents. aud ) ] each
~ There Is considerable .i,Ina NJ tak.tC ftt
larger sizes.
N.B.-Direclions fofthe iuidsnce q rafnts its.
cry disorder are affixed 10 each hos.
October .. o5--l@ai
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Dividend. No. 4.

THE Boanl Of Directors Of The Hllls5aro Savings
IasliuiOn have this day declared dividend of
four pcr cent, payable on and after the Oth day Of
'os' 'Soi' THOMAS WEBB. Cash'r.
July /. 1861. gg-
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.aGai, In Mi,,Ouyi-Dgsaf Of The Federal
Troops.

IUuIFt " sHEssVHIt-bVtuF y Wt FtUtTUl
Troops.
Mr.. r. y. Davis. who reached this city
Yesterday afternoon, direct from st. Louis,
furnishes the subjoined statement. which he
says was supposed 10 be true at the time be
left.
Richmond, Va, Jsns "a.
left ST. Louis on Wednesday evening
last, the 18th inst. We had received authen.
&C news from The battle fought as Bonneville
on the morning Of the 18th inst Gen. Lyon,
in command Of 5000 Federal troops. left st.
Louis on the 18th mat. for Jefferson City;
arrived on the 10th i; took possession quietly
without any rssistabes, where he left 5000
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FIRE IN MnToS. The extensive tobacco
factory el Geo. w. Thompson, al Milton,
was consumed last week. Mr.. John Irwin
lost 10000 lbs. Loose tobacco, and Mr.. James
Burton 40 boxes manufactured. which had
been stored in the building. Value of build
ing $500. No insurance. Salem Express
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Richmond. June 30.
Ihave Just had conversation with gen
de man % this city. lie con6rms the report
of Capt. Ashbyis skirmish mentioned IN my
letter Of 10 day. The Information comes
from prominent member Of the State Con-
sen,ion, who resides al Winchester, aud has
received letter written al The scene Of &C.
ton. near Romney.
Capt. As,by, OF the Fsuquier Black Horse
Troop. (iorme,Iy seott's.) started on scout
ing expedition. accompanied by sir OF his
men. Hls object was 10 detect and capture, IL
possible, spy, who was known to be score.
ted some shere in the vicinity.
Capt. "A. met man. who professed 70 be
friendly 10 the south, and offered 70 lead Ne
Captain and his men 70 the spot where this
spy was h,d. This fellow proved 10 be q
black hearted traitor. and conducted the
brave little band u men into an ambush.
where about City Yankee troops we're con.
cealed.
Our men found themselves suddenly sur.
rounded, ba, not dismayed. Capt. Ashby
has been sfsen heard 10 SAY that he would
never be taken alive, aud. good as his word.
he went 10 work with desperation. clearing
the right and LEFT with his powerful sabre,
and using his trusty revolver with powerful
eject. His gallant comrades we're inspired
BY the desperation Of their leader. and fought
like heroes. Sir others Of Capt. Ashby's
men. hearisg the firing. came rapidly TO iheir
I'D. aud finally succeeded 10 hlIing seven
teen. and chasing The remainder Of the COW.
ardly gang entirely across the Potomac.
Two Of our men we're killed. and Captain
Ashby was shot in three or four places, and
had one Of bis arms broken. Itishopsd tha
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STATE TROOPS.

STATE TROOPS.
flY virtue Of al appointment % me eircB w sht
- Governor Of North Carolina, shall fs.,rs,d o.
recruit Company 10 serve as 4 portion ~ tss Stfc
Troops raised under the Ten Regiment b. ftssta 81
he late session u the Legislature.
b the provisions Of this law. The stait VI ttfn.
els,he aud equip those whose services ed.lce
The pay i eleven dollars per month and tann'y q
fifteen dollars Is gwen as soon ihcy are muse8ea
into service.
Persons desiring d enlist can ~ ~ making apple
cation 10 l.ientenants John r. Hughes and FtcienFk
Nash. ~. q ]. Allison. Mai Win NJ Patterson. Cart
Thomas Webb. samuel F. Phillips Anderson Couch,
Esqfs o. 10 the undersigned.
Recruiting Office at tue Count House.
GEORGE NJ. DUsKlN, Capt.
June 4. %
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CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
yrs PILLS.
Nervous Disorders

What Is more fearful than breaking iayn 81 e
nervous system! 10 be eSeiaale or nervous II smell
degree is most distressing Tor Syhere ean resf be
taundi There i ;diink hut little wine. beer or
spirits OF Tar letter, none; take coffee weaklea be-
ing pfeerahe get all The fresh af you can take thfee
or four Pi,s every night; cat plenty Of solids. atoiln
the SHIPS; and if these gnleu rules he followed.
You will he happy in mind and strong 10 body anJ for.
gel YOU have any nerves.
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RUNAWAY- CAUGHT \
now ARD ASSOCIATION,

Benevolent Institution established by specia Enjog
men for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, al.
flcled with yirulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure of Diseases
oflho Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
-'h Surgeon, toa who apply by letter, with desct.
ton OF their condition. Gage, occupation, habits of lie
&e) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur.
ushed free Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermalorrhea, aud
other Diseases 81 the Sexual Organs aud the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent TO the
,ileed IN scaled letter envelopes free Of charge Two
or three stamps far postage will Be acceptable.
Address DIR. T. SkfiflN HOUGHTON. Acting
Saegean, Howard. Association No. 2 south Ninth 81,
rhpadeIpha, Pa. By order Of tho Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARfN Eli, President.
Gro, FAIRehILD, Secretary,
MdTcA 10. si.-.l2ma
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Another skirnish- Defeat Of Yankee
Scouts.

UofdoaftIIIt, VS. Jahe ", IsbI.
learn from volunteers just arrived here
from Harper's Ferry via Winchester and
Manassas Jsnetiea. that on Thursday last
IN engagement occurred near Romney, Va.
b-t~een seesting parties, the Yankees mum
beriar three 10 our one. sesenteea Of the
mereenaries were killed. and four vonfede-
rates killed and wounded. Capt. Ashby. Of
the Faaqoier troop. vas dangerously wound.
ed. The Yankee hirelings were routed and
driven across the Potomac. cIypE.
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MaRytasp.-ouite a serious disturbance
took place In Prince George county on the
day Of election for Congress. large nun.
bee 81 men went down from Washington, and
took possession Of the ballot box. Mr. Jar.
hoe. ol Upper Marlborough. seeing a man
whom he knew 10 be a Washington soldier
place q pistol at the head Of a man who had
! Harris ticket In bis hand. walked over an'l
killed the miscreant on the spot 10 less
than ten minutes company Of soldiers, one
hundred strong. marched 10, and placing a
halter round Jarboe's neck, conducted him
10 wsshingtoa.
This Is the way in which Abe intends 10
crush cut Secession in the South.
Richmond Diysiti.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
CHURCHES. MINISTER'S. sc.

p,ss5yterian-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at l03
o'clock. and in the evening at O'Clock. Sab
bath School at l o'clock, \. N. Prayer meet
iny every Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock
Nstkodist Episcopal Church-REv. 5. I. SRow,
Preacher in charge. Rev. J. G. COOLEY, AS
.;stant. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
et IO1 o'clock in the morning, or Z In the
sreafng. Sabbath School at o'clock, A NJ.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening, at
o'clock.
WsIch Lndepsndent--REv Ii. r. POWELL,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock. and in the evening at O'Clock.
Sabbath School at l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF eacn
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week IN
each month.
CqIriuistic Hethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
misunderstanding every Sabbath evening at
.ard o'clock Sabbath School at 10 O'Clock,
An Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
st7 o'clock Society every Tuesday evening
q; o'clock
Discipiss-REv. ". LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o clock
Particular Bapfists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Psstor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3oclock Sabbath School at at o'clock, 2 NJ
Catkolic-REv NJ. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at lo7 O'CLOCK
.ai Vespers at o'clock in the evening.
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EhankS SSiyIng.

Thanksgiving There is magic in
the sound of the word which calls up from
the grave of years the shadows of depart
ed pleasures, breathes upon them the
breath of life, fills them with their origi-
nal attributes, decorates them again with
the freshness of reality, and bids them
move before the enraptured imagination,
u long and gay procession Of images, re-
Aecting the innocence OF childhood, the
generous affection OF youth, and the fer
veucy and faithtulnesS Of that unsophisti-
Gated and momentary interval which
precedes the entrance on the scenes o.
business and hustle, of anxiety and calcu-
lation, of cold hearted Indifference, Of sell
fish distruSt, and, perhaps, of treacherous
friendship and insidious Hypocrisy.
First in the smiling pageant approaches
the child, rich-O how rich, beyond the
wealth of princes in the possession of
its primers and playthings, wondering why
all the hustle of preparation for the feast,
and iaquiring, with characteristic SIM
plicity, the meaning of the unusual proc
igality and ceremony which every where
meet and enchant its unaccustomeG eye.
Next, the troop Of schoolboys, with limbs
all life and elasticity, and hearts all har-
mony and gladness, drunk with their
dream of liberty and release from study /;
mingled with the less happy but perhaps
more fortunate boys, whose lot compels
them to labor for their bread, with we'll
strung nerves and bodies invigorated by
health and exercise, bounding to fad
their homes, over fields and meadows, over
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concerned and steps as light as those OF
the roe or the young hart on the noun
tains of spices. The apprentice-the i'm
plements of his handicraft laid by, and
the stinted portion of his daily simple
subsistence forgotten,-his eyes glistenine
with exultation and his breast heaving
with the fulness of pation-rushes
! along to meet at home the anxious parent
proud of the boys advance in trade that
Will make him Independent, and the
Younger child, who wonders if year car
have wrought so astonishing transfer
nation. and almost doubts his identity.
Now approach the brother and the sis
ter, whom "a few months OF separation hav.
rendered more affectionate the friends
whom difference of employment or variety
of pursuit had partially estranged; th'
lovers, whose impatient hearts, though
blessed with frequent and delightful inter
course, welcome the return of Thanksgiv
| ing as the day when hope and love arr
to find their mmation-the day whiol
is forever after TO be more sacred In thei
calender than all the days of the year be
sides. But the images too thickly throng
s.too fat they crowd" for the powers 0