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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

GEoRolA - Milledge,iIle. Nov. 7.--Th &
Governors Message was read on yesterday
before the Legislature;
The Governor refers 10 the early history
70 the Union. and advocates The doctrine Of
State rights. He deprecates the power con.
ierred on the President to accept State troops
without the Intervention Of the Governor Of
a State. and ptunounces the act uneonstitu-
tional and opposed TO State rights. Ne says
hat Georgia has nov fifty regiments 10 the
field. forty Of which are State troops. and
ten Independent, regiments. He recommends
the issue Of Treasury notes BY the State. and
alse recommends an advance 10 the planters
Of two. thirds Of the ysloe of The cotton crop
of the State. on certain conditions. He al.
ladies' TO the unpatriotIe speculations Of some
dealers in articles Of prime necessity, aud
asks that authority may be vested in the
Governor 10 allow him 10 seize, for the use
ofthe troops. such provisions as may be neces.
sary Tor them. the State paying such reasonable
compensation a. may be liked By competent
vsluing agents. he recommends that the
State shall pay the war iaI. and also that the
State shall Subscribe liberal sum TO the d..
rect European steam company nov formed.
Of forming. 10 Savannah.
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100 Mounted Volunteers.

QRIGADlER GENERAL HILL, of the N. Caro-
~ lima Toast Defence, has requested Us 10 raise a
Mounted company Of One Hundred men, for the de-
fence Of North Carolina Come. gentlemen, fall in.
We are wanted for Three Months TO thrash The YAM
KEGS eat oysters, and enjoy The winter csmpsign.
Meu Of nerve from eighteen TO seventy years Of age
admitted.
We find our own horses and guns. We have lcf in
Orange. we Judge, about two thousand fighting men.
Public Meeting in Hisborough on Theursdsy the
9Th Of November.
Officers elected BY the Company when filled.
SAMUEL PEARrE.
DIR. ]. J. ALLISON,
w. T. SHIELDS.
November s. 7-4w
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For the HilIsborough Recorder.
Camp washingion. Edenlon. N. c., 4
November 18th. 1861.

November 18th, 1861.
Ma. HEARrr;-The Orange Cavalry beg
leave to acknowledge. through the Recorder,
the receipt Of their Uniforms. made by the
ladies' Of Hilsbnrough aud its vicinity. and
TO return their CORDIAL thanks Tor the sane.
Their obligations are increased by the infor-
nation that the money allowed by the State
ruthorities for making the Uniforms. 10 10 be
expended 10 procuring comforts for the sick
and needy Of the Company. They would
also retsrn their grateful thanks 10 Mrs.
Pride Jones for two barrels Of potatoes. and
to Mrs. 2. c. Hill for several useful articles
received with the Uniforms.
Permit me to add. for the information Of
oar friends aud relatives at home. that the
health Of our Company is much improved,
aud ~e have now only Eve men 10 the Hos
pitai. bat have seen the time we had only ten
for duty. The ladies Of Edenien have been
very kind indeed to the sick. aud have fur.
nished each sick soldier with q mattress. A
eommittee Of Eve ladies visit the Hospital
three times a week 10 see what is needed
aud every dsy sams Of them send soup, and
other suitable food Ia the sick.
Very respectfully.
W. A. GRAHAM, Jr..
Fira Liest cemmsndinr
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANoE CoUsTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term. 1861.
James Webb es William J. McKerraiL
sally Nash end 8. Hunt Us. the same.
Charles NJ. Latimer cs the same.
William F. Sirsyhorn ss. the same.
Original attachment.
appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court that ,As
defendant William j. McKefrall has removed out Of
the county, and absents himself from the county and
State that the ordinary process Of law cannot be SER
we'd on him Il is therefore ordered by the Couu that
publication be made in the Hsborough Recorder for
six weeks, notifying the said William ]. McKenall
that unless he appear at the term Of this Court, 10
he held 81 the court house in Hilkborough, on tho
fourth Monday Of November next, then and there 10
repeyy and plead according to law, he viii be proceed
ed against in the IL he had been served
with process and had failed to appear and plead q
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court at
office in Hsborough, the 4th Monday of Aug, 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
September 49, Price adv. So so each. 0s-6w
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BeARp or CIaIss.--Our readers must bear
10 mind that the laburs Of the Board Of
Claims will terminate on the 18th Of De-
eember next Il is highly important that all
persons who hold war claims against the
State, contracted before the 20,h Of May
last, whether individual or county claims.
should lay them before the Board immedi-
ately. II they are delayed until lev days
before the expiration Of the term Of the
Baord they cannot be examined aud allowed.
A word 70 the wise il sufficient.
Our exchanges will do the public service
by noticing The above. RakigL Nsadsrd.
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Nashville, Nov. i2.-The Union and A.
.meriesn will publish to.morrow an address
TO the propls Of Tennessee. issued BY Gov.
Harris. in which he calls upon the people to
furnish every deable .bsireled shut.gun and
rifle they have. 10 arm the troops now offer.
inc their services. lie SAYS that the State
mast and will. Go the fall extent of its re-
sources. and shall be protected. He declares
that he 10 resolved TO exhaust every resource
Of the State before the ieet Of Federal insa.
ders shalt pollu,e, with impanity. the soil Of
Tsnnsssee.
Parties who arrived here 10 day from East
Tennessee report that there Is great excite.
ment, and many fear that there will be q
general outbreak. Five men have been ar.
rested who are charged with having been
concerned in burning the Hiwsssee bridge.
Lynehburg, Nov. fs.--The Iollowing dis.
patch was received here lhis morning from
The President Of the East Tennessee and
Virginia plrosd
Jonesborough. Nov. ts.-The Union men
have a camp 4 from one thousand 10 thirteen
hu ndred men at Elizsbethtowa. near the
North Carolina line. and about twenty miles
from Bristol. They have another camp,
with about seven hundred men, near Straw
berry Plains. Both camps are increasing IN
mumber, and Il is said they threaten TO take
possession Of the railroad and bufn oil il
bridges.
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10 tie Ladies Of ORANGE Oou,,tu.

u The Ladies Of Hilsborough having established
Society for the relief vfhe sick Soldiers from our State
cordially invite all interested 10 their oec, to attend
The meetings Of the Society and contribute such ai.
cles as each may think will add TO the comfort Of sick
soldier The meetings take place a, O'Clock, p. NJ
Of each alternate Friday. All contributions sent 10 the
residence Of M. Heart viii be acknowledged through
the Hillsborough Recorder.
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While our men we're in Castle William,
at New York. passengers on the boats would
take occasion. when passing there. to tantal-
ize them with cheers for Hatteras. They
bore il patiently for some time but finally
replied TO these cheers. on one occasion. by
singing out three cheers for Bull Run =
After that no more cheers were heard fol
Hatteras.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

YNHE Examining Committee will meet al the Court
House in the town Of HilIsborough on the follow
Ing days. to wit; on Saturday the 9th day Of No,em.
ber for the purpose Of examining the Male applicants,
and Saturday the 10Th. for Females. All who de-
sire obtain certificates 10 Teach must attend on those
days. as there will be no private examinations.
WIN. n. BROWN, C. B. s.
October 20. i6-
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The citizens Of Augusta held meeting a
few nights since. to take into consideration
the price OF provisions in that market. and ts
devise measures to rid that city of extor-
TONERS and peeulative spectators. A com
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions
and the meeting adjourned to subsequent
night. We should not be surprised to see
their example initiated throughout the South
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The Wilmington Journal is using ground.
pea oil upon It's power press and finds Il
working admirably. with no more tendency
10 gum Than the best sperm or olive oil.
The Wilmington Journal says that II learn
that the 9Th Regiment Of N. Y. troops sta
toned there. has marching orders for the
seat Of war 10 South Carolina.
The Washington. N. c.. Dispatch Of the
5th inst. says that sr Confederate steamers
arrived at that port on Monday Last. amongst
them the famous steamer Fanny. Gen. Bat.
ler's Gag ship. which was recently captured
BY our forces.
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Terrible 0orm on fhe North Cariina Coasi-
Soldiers CofAiag Destroyed.

~N@~feet%=
Fasr MosRos. Nov. 5.-The steamer 8.
r. spauIding hiss just returned from HATTIE
r.s fnlet, bringing Coloael Hawkins, vho
proceeds to Washington In special beat
upan business connected with his post.
The storm AZ Hatteras Inlet was very Sc
we're. and the recent high tides have COM
pletely overfown the spsce outside the fort;
and, asa new channel is forming between
the forts. IL !. spprehended that they may be.
come unienable.
About quarter Of the much needed cloth.
ing for the Twentieth Indiana Regiment had
been landed from the 5. n. spaulding on
Friday niEhi. when The gale cane on with
tremend ss severity. and Il was washed ..
way. Some other stores we're also landed
and lost.
Yesterday ten days rations Tor the post
were safely landed. but the spaulding brings
back the greater part Of the cargo.
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MissourI.--Ths st. Louis Republicsn Of The nth
instant says thai Senator Bright If Indians has joined
the South, and will probably be made Brigsdisr &c.
neral.
Gen. Fremont was 10 st. Louis on the 7lh. Gen.
Hunter bis successor, published order at Spring.
field on the 9Th, assuming the command The Ger.
mans appear much dissatisfied Il tho change Of
mandera
Large forces were gathering on both sides in the
nsighborhood Of Springfield. Gen. Price. il is said
YES at csssvils with $4,000 men; Gen. MeculIoeh
ten miles from him. with 10000 more. and expecting
another 10000 from Ahansss The Federal forces
were psrhsP: equally Is'se u no, superior 10 number
great bsuIs Gas daily expected.
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Our necessities compel 10 make an earnest call %
on all our customers Tor the payment Of arearsges We
have bu, small supply Of paper hand. and shall no,
have the means ofrepenshng IT, unless we are success
ful in making early collections. Some Of our subscri
bers are indebted fo long periods, and we hope sense
Of justice and liberal disposition will induce them to
make little extra exertion to help US in this emergen-
cy The increased price Of ink and paper and the re.
quement Of cash for every Thing we get, compel us 10
exact q more strict compliance with our terms two
dollars In advance, two dollars and fy cents when
payment is delayed. New subscribers will in al cases
be expected to pay in advance. Subscribers indebted
for the present year will be charged but two dollars, il
payment is promptly made. The stay law passed by
Legislature. which puts Il out Of our power 10 en-
force collections trust win opera,s bu, in few in.
stances 10 our prejudice. An hoaea and honorable
viii not wsi for the law TO compel him TO be jus,
10 his neighbor.
The prosraton Of business in general has cut Of in
large degree our receipts for advertisements and job
work, and we must depend almost entirely upon our
subscription lis, for support hut Il is hardly equal 10
that purpose We hope our friends and the people
Of Orange will eIerese some Of their influence 10 in.
crease list, and no, suffer the paper 10 go down.
many others have DONE Cor the want Of sufficient SUP.
port. We shall continue. earnestly and ndusriously
70 endeasot to make our paper useful and 10 give al
important and reliable nearly not quite as earl,
any other weekly paper in The Stale. We think on
opportunities will enable Us 10 DO this
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

Gil. Hawkins, commander az Fort Hattie.
rss, arrived here to-day. he represents that
the exposed position Of the fort renders II
almost untenantsble during such storms as
that which recently swept the coast. tie
asks that the troops there may be sent back
20 Fortress Monroe. or the works be put In
. condition TO sifrd safety from the over.
lows upon such occasions. A portion Of
the fort and the frame sheds erected Cor Che
protection of the troops aud stores were
washed away, and large amount Of stores
DESTROYED, and four sentries Of the Twenii.
eth Indiana regiment were drowned 10 the
breakers during the gale. The whole place
was submerged 10 such IN extent tina, the
troops were compelled 90 abandon the fort
and retire two miles up the beach. On
Sunday Eve rebel ganbosis made an attack
upon the Union troops, but after bring
three shots retired jet - the steamer Bel
yidsrs hove In sight. II 10 presumed ihsy
tkosght The stAsnsr wss osIy In advance 81
The great naval srpsdition.
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A. X. Seago. Of Atlanta, Ca. advertises
through the Commonwealth to retail 10 the
poor Of that city 100 sacks Of sal, at three
cents per pound. and not more than so pounds
to any one purchaser.
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oTIC Z

HAVING qualified ., August term Of The Coaf, q
- Pleas and Qgafef Sessions as Adminisl fator on
he Estate Of Leroy Daughriy. oil persons are hereby
notified 10 make Immediate payment, and sl persons
h.sinr claims sesinst the ssisie will present them
h,e An, time prescribed by law or this notice will
4. olssd IN bar Of their recovery.
JA,,s5-S. sCARLBTT, Adm'r.
e.r,,mbe(il. Oe-sup
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North Carolina Annual Conferences Of fhe NJ
e. Church, South.

This body will convene al Louisburg, N.
c., on Wednesday. the 4th Of Dec. next.
The session will open Al o'clock, A. NJ.
Ministers and visitors will be passed over
the Rail Roads Of the State as usual. at halt
price. Hacks will be provided at franklin
Ton. N. g.. 20 carry passengers to Louisbarg
at half price.
WIN. Z. PELL. Secretary.
RaleIsh, Nov. u. 1851.
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Reprinted At Raleigh, N. c.
soiee from Heaven, pages.
Don't put il off,
All suficiency of Chlst,
sell DEDICATION to God,
Private Devotion.
The Acl Of Faith,
The Sentinel,
Motives 10 Early Piety,
Come 10 Jesus. Formerly Ga pages,) now 10
2and in four page Iacis.
Approved by all the Pastors Of this CITY.
large edition Of the above should be printed before
The type Is distributed will cost $40 to reset them
The number and variety will be increased as funds are
given. 800 pays for $4,000 pages; $40 pays for
10000 pages, and 81 pays for 1900.
Donations TO lie semi 10 the Agent. which he will
acknoU ledge by letter, and report 10 each Of The Pas
tors Of this CITY. More Than $4,000 pages Of new
tracts have been aeni TO our soldiers in Virginia.
WM.I. CROWDER, Tract Agt
July. 90
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CASH SYSTEM.

FINDING il impossible to buy Goods and NEE, our
payments il We continue the Credit S,slem"we
are compelled 10 adopt the Cash System" until the
end Of The War.
TURRENTINE & SON.
October W. "a
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THE DEBTORS LAMENT

THE DEBTORS LAMENT.
APArOpr-" on IN tht Silly Night"
Of in the Silly night.
When slumhers chains have hound me,
Sid memory brings TO lighi
The claims fof cask around me;
The cups and downs" the dnns and frouns,
And thousand threats 10 sue me,
The chilly start. the sehinr hesu,
The list of bad debts due me
Thus IN the Silly night. &c.
When remember al
The debts owe together.
Ny hopes around me tsll
Like leaves in winiry weather:
And cen like one who tresds alone
some banquet hall deserted.
feel forlorn. though duns have gone,
And sifhd a. They departed
Thus in the Silly night, &c.
OH hear the cries of woe
When blockade brings starvation,
And every grocery store
And merchant IN the nalian.
VIII give the lash. and stu fer eesA,
Al three fimes credit prices;
And u choose 10 read the news.
It's Cssh ior last sdviees
Thus IN Tho Silly night. &c.
Seina Reporter.
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Tho young Lades Of the Misses Mash and Miss
Kollocks school, under ths supsrin.cndsncs Of Prof.
Baselsr, will give concert at the residence Of Mrs
Nash for the bsnsd. Of the sick and the suffering SOL
disrs. on Thursday the asth Of November. Doors open
alta Pm, and Psnormsnee TO commence q. o'clock
precisely.
Admiissnes 90 cents. children under thirteen years
half Pries.
Tickets can b had ., the Drug Store.
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Do Not All Come al Once!

THE Subscriber having sold out his entire
= Stock of Goods. would say 20 his Gus.
toners that he will turn his attention 20 the
settlement Of his books. Yau will find his
room up stars in the sane house in which he
did his business. All persons indebted 10
him are requested to come forward and pay.
as Taxes are bound to be paid. there are two
things in this world that are certain--Deatll
and Taxes and he would like 10 be prepar-
ed for both. All persons having open ac-
counts, 10 they cannot settle BY Note. will
please come forward and settle with Money.
ID. G. PARKS.
Noyembers. III
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LOST OR MISLAID.

IN Saturday Inc slh Of October list, SHOT GUN
" wll pas The sun Of Five Dollars Coz the delivery
q said Gun 10 mo- o. any Information % that can &c
h. The Gun has a mounted spider sight. and bfsss
guard. With the end broken Off 70 as 10 show The end
ELISHA UMsTED.
Duthsms November III Is-5wF
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GOOD NEWS FROM KENTUCKY-GENERAt

GOOD NEWS FROM KENTUCKY--GENERAt.
JOHNSTON MOVING FORWARD.
The editor Of the Atlanta (Ga.) Intellisen-
Ger, OF November 10th. has had converse.
ton with gentleman just arrived In that
city from Bowling Green, KY, vho furnish.
ed him with The following interesting items
of news: WI
Gen. Johnston left Bowling Green with
his whole command, consistingssof forty thou
sand troops, on last Thursday morning. Gen.
Johnstcn's army is represented as the most
magnificent body Of men ever assembled in
any country-splendidly armed and equip
ped, and eager for the great contest which
must take place in Kentucky ere long. He
has from seven to eight thousand cavalry,
finely equipped, more than twelve hundred
of which are the terrible and skiIlfuI Texan
Rangers. Gen. Brecknridge has returned
from Richmond. and commands brigade in
Gen. Johnston's army. There can be no
doubt that Johnston's destination is Louis.
vile, aud there can be still less doubt thai il
will soon fail into our hands.
Everything Is now prepared 10 Kentucky
the people eager for the contest. aud we
may look for stirring times from that quarter
Pillows late victory is only foretasie Of
what we may expect hereafter.
Augusta, Nov. la.--Special dispatches
from Savannah Announce the arrival Of Col
Anderson with steamer, from Europe, with
large quantities Of arms. ammunition. sc.
PRnsrEcT OF SALr.--We see BY an adver.
tisement in the Petersburg Express, that The
South Side Railroad Company have made an
arrangement with the Virginia & Tennessee
Company for the transportation Of salt. The
conditions upon which the salt will be trans.
ported are: That Q. 800 bushels will be ready
for the cars when they reach the Salt Works
that hands be furnished to load. and best Of
all. that pledge be given that it is not pro
cured for Specializing purposes.
The charge for sending trains and bring
ing the salt from the Salt Works to Peters.
burg or any depo, on the South Side Railroad
will be sixty five cents per one hundred
pounds.
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TuRTLE RAMs.--It is said that there are
several other Turtle Rams now in course Of
construction al New Orleans.
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The FIRST regiment Of North Carolina Volunteers,
having served out the time for which they offered their
services We learn from the Register. was disbandsd al,
Weldon on The i2h inst
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FaOM NORTH LOUISIANA. Caddo Ga
zeite Of Saturday last, has the following par
agraphs:
Large loads Of wool arrive in our city
every day from the prairies of Texas. I, is
sent forward BY every steamer which leaves
our port. to be made into heavy cloth for our
soldiers"
" During the past week the weather has
been cool and clear. Our planters are get
ting pnt their cotton as rapidly as possible.
There j. less sickness ON the plantations.
and consequently larger forces can be sen,
10 the cotton fields. Great care has been
taken IN gathering the corn crop, which II
very abundant"
The Mt. Lebanon Baptist Of Thursday
last says:
"A light frost about week ago. succeeded
by dry weather up to this writing. has ma.
tured more cotton 10 this vicinity than wa,
anticipated. Health continues good"
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November S.
SEoUESTRATIoN NOTICE.

THE undersigned, appointed Receiver under the
4 Sequestration Act. for the counties Of Orange,
Wake, Cumberland and Hainei,, hereby gives notice
to all persons having any lands enemens hefedna
menis, goods chattes, rights credits any inef
est therein. Of for any alien enemy OF The conede
rate States Of America. speedily TO inform 81 The
same. and to render an account hereof and far
practicable, to put the in my possession, under
the penalty Of the law for noncompliance.
also notify each aud every citizen Of the Coniede.
rate States speedily to give information TO Of any
and all lands, ienemenis and herediamens gods and
chaiies rights and credits within the said Counties
will attend the different counties in few days io
the purpose Of receiving, OF which time due notice will
be given.
G. H. WILDER, Receiver.
October IS. 6-6w
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MsxraIs. Tenn. Nov. l2.--Intellisence
received here from Columbus. KY, states
that a Dahlgren gun exploded there on yes
terday, BY which two Lieutenants and eight
or ten privates were killed. Gen. Polk mar
rowly escaped, but had portion of his
clothes torn of by the conclusion.
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Abrams IN TrssE.sRE. dispatch
es we're received here yesterday, stating
that a fight was expected TO come of be-
tween the Unionisis and the Confederates
at Carter Station. which is situated about
ten miles from Bristol, on the East Tennes-
see Railroad.
IL il understood that one Of the Georgia
regiments that left Richmond Yesterday was
under orders to repair 70 the theatre Of the
disturbance 10 Tennessee.
Riolmond Exsmiasv. TARA
RicHsosp, Nav. ~. Intelligence from
Washington City states that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal is broken 50 extensively
that Il cannot be repaired until the Spring.
This disaster, with The Blockade Of The PO-
tomsc and interruptions o. the railways.
has caused heavy advance upon provisions.
fuel. &c. Coal is selling for $40 per ton.
wood at sia per cord. and other things in
proportion.