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THE BATTLE or SUNDAY.
From the STANDARD, Ettn.

The battle on Thursday last at Bulls Run.
near Manassas, was decided victory Tor the
Conledcra,cs. The loss Of the enemy was
certainly 900, our loss inconsiderable.
The fght was resumed on Sunday the slst,
al aud beyond Manassas. II commenced at
4 r. NJ. 6y The Confederates, who discovered
the enemy throwing up breastworks, under
pretence Of burying their dead.
The Yankee forces we're estimated at 100,
600. Gen. Johnson had joined Beauregard
with 10000, and Patterson had joined Nc.
Dowell with $4,000, and both participated
on their respective sides, in the battle.
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Head q Quarters Of the n. Carolina Regiment
Of Wise's Legion.
Waren,ou. June 10, 1851.
GrsrnaL OnprR.


Having heen appointed by Gen. Henry a Wise 10 d
Colnaelcy n Wiscs Legion, and commissions latlt.r
regiment in North Carolina, hereby earnest, invite
those desrous Of joining This popular corps sli u go.
III prompt aud acse service under the thalie Wi-e,
10 Organize forthwith into companies Of siAtt ir earh.
10 elect their company officers and prepare 10
without loss 81 time Each company VII consist VI
one Captain. one first ami second leu,eulnt fur
Srtreants and -four Gofponls. aud fly.tbfrr pfRdfs
Al soon Is formed, each company will t mnsrl inv
camp Al Petersburg. Va and mustered ini' s't'ice Hi
or 10 the formation into a regiment unAt. tie abotc
destination.
Being designed far pariylln service the regiment
will be composed Of one Cavalry. and une luiAh'ty
ind Light Infantry companies. Each man sill ptattie
himself with change II clothes d dufaalr miitnai.
mot wliins for uniformity 81 dress.) blank. aud q
haycrsaek.
NV i The time for brilliant service. Come irWarI
gentlemen, 10 the numhcr Of q 40, AMI como Juekiy.
WHARTON Il GREEN.
COL Commanding.
=. Papers lhrOughogi the State please a1Iice.
June iI, 1861. III
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NORTH CAROLINA. Every regiment that
we have yet seen from North Carolina seem
thoroughly equipped, and every man proyid-
ed with the articles essential to service. The
military representatives Of This noble State
are winning laurcls for her in abundance, not
less for the manliness and sobtiety Of their
ordinary department than by their stern and
indomitable yalor in the field. They are
calm, earnest. determined looking men, and
when the day Of trial comes, will make a
name ID history for themselves and for Nortf
Carolina that will never die.
Richmond Dispatch.
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Hallopqy's pils.-.The Last Resource Dypniey-
There i lot one unaling remedy ilr this class u in.
almmatory disorders after al other remedies have failed
-Holldsay's Pills which act directly on the cause II.
the complaint. laudanum, Morphine anil Calomt are
unfortunately prescribed according u he discretion
of the attendant physician these may give empul.
~ alienation. hut they eventually uiiair the bowels
without removing Tie sourcron The contrary. H0lio.
ways Pills soulhc the .owci. BY evaeuatine the acnI
matter which nhames hcm cleanse The stomach ~ at
exciting hum1ts and restore iis normal tone aud ygof
Read the Advertisement.
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NEws FROM Tng CREw or THE SAVANNAH
We are gratifed to be able to state that a
letter Of recent date has been received from
Mr.. John iIarleston, first officer Of the priya.
teer Savannah, in which he states that none
Of the officers or crew Of that unfortunate
vessel have yet been brought TO trial that
they were situated as comfortably as could
be desired under the circumstances. and that
they would have the advantage Of the sblest
counsel in the conduct Of their defence.
ChayiesiCH Mercury
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PAINFUL AccIDRsT.-0n Wednesday last
as Mr.. Charles Ruester was engaged IN the
manufacture Of percussion caps, the detonat-
ing powder exploded. Il WAS but a small
quantity Of powder. but nevertheless the ex-
plosion wounded Mr. Kuester's hands so se-
yerely that amputa;ion Of one finger, and a
portion OF another was res0rted TO.
NJ. Kuester is an exceedingly worthy and
engenins mechanic. and we sincerely hope
that his hands are not so injured as to be
wholly unseryiceabe to him in his business.
Raleigh Register.
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Obituary.

Died Al bis residence in this county, al about -four
o'clock yesterday morning. Gen. JOSEPH M.LisoN.
well known and highly esteemed citizen. lie was
many times elected to tcPrecnt the county IN The Le-
sisaiute. aud was eight years Cied o. the County
Count. lie declined reelection on account u feeble
health. with which be continued 10 be plnidlIy afct.
ed 10 The end Of his life.
Died IN this place, on Monday the gsd instant
FANNIE COOLEY, infant daughter Of John +. anil
Ann A. Holloway, aged II months aud days.
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WEAPoSs.-Since the commencement ofhos-
Utilities, and the consequent difficulty il not
impossibiity Of getting arms fram the North.
We have seen some very seryceabe blades
made by our own worknen here. both Bow
les and Swords. They were excellent in
temper. made OF the best Of steel, aud not at
al deficient in finish. They were. IN fact,
far superior 70 the tools made IN New Eng.
land 70 sell - the South, aud with WHICH to
sell the South also. Wilmington Journal.
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KILLED BY LIGHTslSG.-On Tuesday eve
ming last, we were visited by heavy show.
er Of some two hours duration, accompanied
by loud thunder and vivid lightning. Mr..
Hamilton J. Horne, living about 8 miles
west Of this place, while experimenting his
hands in covering his wheat, in the field,
was struck down, and killed instantly. He
was about 40 years Of age, a good citizen
and clever man. Shelby Eagle.
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The Confederate army was commanded on
the right by Gen. Beauregard, on the centre
by the COMMANDMENT, Chief, President Davis.
and on the left by Gen. johnson. The Fed
eral forces were commanded by Gen. VIM
field Scott, Mcdowell, and Patterson. The
fight became general about noon, and in
creased in violence until seven P. NJ, when
the enemy fled in despair. They were pur-
sued by 1900 Cavalry. and followed to Alex
andria. They we're overridden and cut down
in terrible manner. The losses on both
sides is fearful, but not ascertained. Among
the killed are Gen. Bee, of South Carolina,
Kirby Smith, Of Florida, and Col. Johnson,
Hampton's Legion. Gen. Mcdowell, Of the
Yankee army, was mortaly wounded.
The particulars come in slowly, but il is
areed on all hands that the Confederate VIC
tory was brilliant. though dearly purchased.
A. +. G.
Passengers report our loss at 5000 and
that Of the Yankees at $4,000.
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on.-I'Ie scarcity Of the finer oils for
machinery Is attracting attention. A writer
in the Richmond Dispatch SAYS that A. !.
Hardin, Of Shelby, Cleveland county, y. c..
has invented . machine for removing the hull
oi the cotton seed, which contains gummy
substance but rad OF this the seed makes one
Of the IiEest oils 10 the world--pure, trans.
lucent, fine Tor table purposes, machinery.
burning, &c.
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JULY |. 1861.

III, accounts contracted since the Is, Of January,
n are due this DAY. For some time past the whole
sale dealers have required cash delivery from The
retail merchants. and therefore compelled, I'M
ne present. 10 reduce the credit 10 six instead II atife
mouths. Every one can see the necessity Of this course
az matters nnw siasd.
Those DESTROYS oi continuing their accounts viii fai
and settle the amount due u ior the lat ~ months.
TURRENTlNE Y son.
Snly 4. th -
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RicmMuSD, July i4.--Our city Is TO be
thoroughly fortified Immediately and in all
directions. As the Baboon Government has
declared that Congress shall never meet 10
Richmond, they will have to move this week
70 make their assertion good, and il Is deem.
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Mothers and Daughters.

If,here thing than another for which these
Pills famous il Is their purifying properties
peraly their power Of cleansing the blood from all i'm.
pures. md removing dangerous and suspended
lions. Universally adopted a. the one grand remedy for
fpuale complaints they nevcria never weaken hesys.
tim, and always bring about what il required.
sick Headaches and Want of Appetite.
These feelings which 50 sadden u, most frequently
atie from annoy ances OF trouble from INSTRUCTED per-
.pratUn. from eating and drinking what is unfit iof
us thus disndcrng The liycrand stomarh Thcseoeans
mu. he regulated il you wish 10 he well. The Pills Il
taken according 10 the printed Instructions will quick.
Il restore healthy actinn % both liset and stomach,
whence follow asa natural consequence. good appetite
and clraf head In the East and West indies scarcely
any oihrr medicine is ever used for ihcsadisordefs
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
IN All disease. affecting these organs whether they
.eereir t much u TOO little waters whetheEthey bs
Effected With the gravel orwith aehes and pains
settled 10 the oins oyctthe regions Of the k sys tneso
pills should III taken sccofiingto me printed directions.
md the titment should be well rubCd into the small
II Lack IT he'd time. Thsiesiment vii give almost
ine,i4tr r,ri Nen all u'hcrmeans have failed. -,
For Stomachs out Of der.
~ MEDICINE viii % ciiceually improve the tone 81.
tie stomach a. these Pills; ihey al acidy ocy
ea.on,d either rs inicmperaucc q mpioperdei. They
r. ~ ire iIyrf ara reduce healthy aeti1n they are
wonderfully ciii acOus IL II spasm-n fact they
neyfr fnl inruiing al disorders oihe liver and stomach
fI,ioaag's Piks are m bssi rfmtig kH0ira Ia he
rOrid ytes n, toloeing Diseases.
ssus. Female lrrcgallfi stoiuls, or Kings
3stbms. ties. Evil.
Biliou.t,omr1intsfc,ers. al kinds. Sope Ihtolis,
gl5irhcs on the Fits. stone and Gravel,
skin. Goui. Secondary Symp.
I,owelC omrliinis Headache. toms.
Colir.. indigestion, Tic Dooufeux,
Observation-Disclosures. Tumours,
Boart.. Jsundee Ulcers.
.i,ercampllihls, CONGRATULATIONS
Debility. LumbaEO, Motms 81 Gil kindy
Ufep.V, Piles, Weakness, from
Rhcumaiism. whatever ciase,
Efyspcas, Retention Urine. Nc. dc.
~ CAUTION - None are genuine unless the
words :" Holloway, New York aud london" ar dis.
crfnibc as WaicrmaIk ID every leaf II he baok "
directions around each loi OF boz the saint may lc
pllinly seen By holding The leaf u the light baud.
seme reward will be given u aHy fenjtrHs such
information a. may lead TO the deleciicn Of aft pag
or paUies rountereting The medicines pf sending We
same, Knowing them TO be sputieus.
- Sold al the Manufactures q Ff0Rssof hoha.
way SO Maiden lane New York, and y all rtspftia
lie Druggists and D,altfs 10 Medicines thioeshCut
liz IfniisJ and the civilized world, 10 boxes
% cents. So cents, and II edcht
~ Thetc i considerable saving ~ tssifg TIE
larger sizes.
Nh. pitectisas ~ ii, guidance q Paii6Htstne'.
rfy li.itdtf are saiAcd IL cath bek.
October ,.
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rHE RATrLE on rnuRspAY.

Manassas, July Is. l86l.-Gen. Beaure-
gard achieved a great victory to-day. At
daybresk this morning the enemy appeared
in full force at Bulls Run and attempted TO
cross.
The scene or the battle was three miles
Northwest Of Manassas Junction. Beaure-
gard commanded ia person.
The height OF the battle.was at four o'clock
this afternoon. and the battle ceased at five.
The enemy we're repulsed three times with
considerable loss. and retreated in great con-
iasion.
William Sanchter, OF the Alexandria Rifle
men, was killed. One Federal officer OF high
hundred dollars 10 gold was found on his
person.
shot passed through the kitchen Of the
house where Besuregard was 1t dinner. The
enemy i supposed 10 have discovered his
whereabouts. They also fired into our hos
pi,al. over which yellow flag was flying.
Our casualties are small. The First and
Seventeenth Virginia Regiments were prom.
meat ~ the light.
Colonel P. r. Moore, Of Richmond. ~as
slightly wounded.
The Washington Artillery, q New Or
leans. did great execution.
The fight extended along Bulls Run about
a mile. DUNCAN.
Masassls JUNCTION, July 10, 10 D. NJ
Everything has been unusually quiet here to.
day. contrasting strongly with the stirring
essnts Of yesterday.
A flag 81 truce was sent 10 At an early hour
BY The enemy, asking permission 70 bury
their dead.
Gen. Bsaursg'rd promptly granted the
permission asked for.
The enemy have been busily engaged all
day at this melancholy business.
II is thought that they have sustained a
loss Of Al least five hundred killed and
wounded.
The Confederate loss is less than twenty
dead. The wounded not exactly known, but
IL is not thought 10 be large.
Major Harrison, Of the Eleventh Virginia
Regiment, wounded ia the battle 81 yester-
,lay, died today, also George W. Mnse. a
private 10 the Washington Artillery, Of New
Orleans.
Two cannon and five hundred stand OF
arms we're taken from the enemy yesterday.
An attack Is hourly expected here.
Gen. Patterson has crossed the Potomac
al Ilarper's Ferry. Tor the purpose. doubt
less. Of making Junction with General Nc
nOwcll.
Fifty prisoners, principally Pennsyisani-
ans, arrived here to-day Iron Washington.
en- route for Richmond. ID.
GoRDossuLLE, July I9.--Three thousand
81 our troops and five thousand Of the Fed
eralists we're engaged in the fight az Bulls
Hun. near Manassas. yesterday. The battle
was fought chiefly in the woods.
A grand battle is expected tomorrow. IN
which all the forces on both sides will be en-.
gagged.
IN the Eight yesterday over one thousand
oi the enemy we're killed. The loss on our
side was only me hundred and forty .two, ~.
GLIDING killed. wounded and missing.
The enemy to-day sent a flag Of truce.
asking Us 20 allow them 10 bury their dead.
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AccouNT by Am AYE. WITNESS.

RICHMOND, July Is. 1s6l.--To The Editor
Of the Whig: Camp Garnett is situated 10
gorge just beyond the pass that runs between
Rich and another mountain. On Tuesday
last, Col. Pegram. knowing the Importance
Of this point, detached three companies,
Buckingham Lee Guard, Rockbridge Guard,
and Pryor Rifes,) and one gun from the
Lynchburg Artillery. to secure the position
at all hazards. They gained the height, and
about ten o'clock had built the breastwOrk to
the height Of two logs; meanwhile, the enc
my guided by the Union mountaineers, had
by squads and companies reached point be-
yond the breastworks and a little more ele-
vated. Immediately they commenced an at
tack upon our unfinished breastworks from
the distance OF fifteen hundred yards. They
advanced. and fired with minnie rifles inces.
sanity. No execution however was done
with these arms. Our lass was at shorter
distance from the deadly fire Of our brother
virginians. Approaching within FIVE hun
dred yards. they began to feel the fatal shots
from our boys. At this aud shorter dstan-
ces they were moved down like wheat be-
fore the blade. At every volIey...from US
Highland county, July 10:
tJuuge OeiOre you get thls tetter, Tue news
will have reached you Of our defeat. The
battle Of Rich Mountain took place on the
llth Of this month. We were surrounded
BY superior forces from eight to ten thousand.
Our company acted bravely. We lost from
ten to twenty killed and wounded, besides
some fifteen to twenty that are probably Ia
ken prisoners. The battle lasted about 2 !
hours, when we found out that the only way
Of escape TO ourselves was by retreating.
We had terrible time fleeing through the
mountains, but arrived in this place yester-
day evening. am well, but feel very tired
aud stiff. am the only officer left. Capt
Anderson was taken prisoner and heard was
killed. Statham was shot and was probably
taken prisoner. Raine and Massle are also
taken prisoners. WITH Turner, Isaiah RI
der, and several others whom do not now
recellect, were killed. We are now within
i6 miles Of Stauntun. aud will probably 60
to that place and idrtify, as the enemy have
a very large force, and say they intend to 60
TO Richmond by that route. Gov. Letcher
mel Us on the road day before Yesterday.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 18th day Of
~ June last, negro fellow named Mark, o. Mureh-
son. lie is about thirty years old, dark yellow colar,
low thick SET sury in his speech and has down look
when spoken 10. He has teen in The habit 81 trading
gih white persons, and may this time be under her
guidance and protection His acquaintance is extern
sive among the negroes in The county, and lie may
range in the neighborhoods of Chapel Hill Guuicrs
Durham's Hillsborough, and New H,pe Church il he
has not left the county.
The above reward will be given for his apprehension
and delivery TO me- his confinement in jail 50 that
may get him; thirty dollars will lie given { appfe
hended beyond the limits. of the county and delivered
= a00s' w. N. PATTERSON.
July "a. O2- 3s
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We have received great many verbal ac-
counts Of the fight on the It'll at camp Gar,
nett. They are variant and in some respects
contradictory. But they all agree in one
particular: that our men who were engaged
fought like heroes. For four hours less than
800 men withstood 5000, and each killed his
man; for one OF the best accredited reports
we have represents the killed Of the enemy
at not less than 400.
On our side the killed and wounded and
prisoners are not supposed to exceed $50.
This. though disastrous in the loss Of so ma
ny noble and brave men, is one of the most
gallant as it was one of the boodiest fights
on record. Blood shed 10 such profuson will
make good the cause for which It flowed.
Richmond Wing,
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William Boylan, Esq, one Of The oIdes, and most
respected men in the city Of Raleigh died at his resi-
denee in ina, place Monday evening the 10Th inst
IN the SSH year Of his age.
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ed prudent. at least, to be well prepared for
the hirelings.
The North Carolina Sixth Regiment. while
waiting yesterday for the train Of the Cen.
trail Railroad to be prepared, stacked arms
on the Capitol Square. and were eloquently
addressed by President Davis. This is one
Of the finest regiments that has yet passed
through the city. Cor. Petersburg Express.
RICHMOND. July l4.-The Cincinnati En-
quirer of the 10th, confirms the report Of the
capture by Captain 0. Jennings Wise, Of
three companies Of Federals.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
Wednesday, July "a, 1861.

The Stay Law We have before noticed that
the Stay Law passed a, the extra session Of the Leg
a,ure had been prom ounced unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court Of this State. IN our olumns 10 day
we give in full the opinion delivered by The Count.
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redcrai Congress,--The House 81 Repre,e

aives at Washington has passed bill authorizing the
President TO collect the outside the ports Of re-
bellous suies and also bill prohibiting all CONNER
cia intercourse between the citizens Of loyal and dis.
loyal States, with but ten negative votes
bill authorizing loan Of Two hund ed and fifty
millions Of dollars, passed the House by vote Of I49
to S.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT /!

a PRETENDED and lodged in Jail III H;llsgu
"A rough, Orange county, N. G., on the 18th
Ap nil negro supposed twenly,,hree OF twenty.
fou years DID, quite black, about five fee, nine Or ten
inc hes high; has TWO his breast says his
ma me is Nathan, and belongs TO Rayner Foondland,
Of Rich mond, Va. The owner can get him by proqing
property and paying all cost and charges.
r. M. JONES, Sheriff
MAY |. 90-3w
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Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful thar breaking Down Of the
nervous SYSTEM To be eIciable or nervous in small
degree is most distressing, for where can remedy be
foundi There is one drink but little wine beer, OF
spirits far better, none take no Coffee weaklea be-
ing prefebe get all the fresh air you can take three
four Pills every night; ca, plenty Of Solids avoiding
the use of sops and f these golden rules be followed
you will be happy in mind and strong tody and for
Gel van have any nerves.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAlNING at the Post Office in Hlllsjorough,
~ n. g., on the lst day Of July, 1861.
ula Burnett, E. A. Love,
Mary 5. Crahtree, Mr.. Peacock,
James A. Colley, James n. Parker, .
Samuel Cole, Henry Mcdaniel,
William n. Clark, }. w. McRae.
Luther Chpp, NJ. E. Kate Riley,
Fannie ChaveEs A. Reid
William Carr, David Roach,
Miss NJ E. Deyereux, William b. ROYAL.
William A. Driver, DR.. John L. Stanfeid,
H. Faucet Maurice Sharp,
Miss +. J. Finlley, Richard Sykes.
II. d. Fowler, Solnmoa Thompson,
John b. Harris, ]. H. vinson,
John 4. Holt, Thomas Woods,
r. b. Hill, John r. Ward,
John II. Hughes, William r. Wilkerson.
Persons takGg out any Of the above letters will have
10 pay two cents each.
c. Z. PARISH, p. W.
January 3. 99-
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M u SIC SCHOOL.

MISS MiNERs next session will commence the
AVk 18th Of July Terms for instruction S20 use Of
Piuno for practice, IS; payable half in advance and
the remainder at the close Of the session.
July 2. 99-2w
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Banholf Manufacturing Co..
IT appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants aie not inhabitants Of this State, that
the ordinary process cannot be served on them or any Of
their officers II therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made in the Illlsboough Recorder for
six weeks notify the said defendants that unless they
appear the next term Of this Court 10 be held at the
Court House in Hsborough on the fourth Monday in
August next, then and there ieplevy and plead ac-
cardng 10 law, they will be proceeded against in the
same manner as if they had been served with process
aud had failed 10 appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws Clerk Of our said Court, at
office in Marlborough, the 4th Monday of May, A. ID.
1861.
GEORGE LAWS, c. G. C.
June l2. Price adv 81 SO l6-6w
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Disorders Of the Kidneys.
I'm .Stomachs ont oI Q. Ier.

~ medicine will riicetualls improve the tone 81.
tie stomach a. these Pills ihey remove al acidy ocy
ea.,on,d either rs inicmpefancc q improper diet. They
ihthe flser anl reduce healthy aeun they are
wonderfully cf aeous 10 cases u splsnlin fact they
neyfr Iinruiing az disorders uflhe liver and stomach