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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-29
n A HoDEkER eco, AP0THECARIEs

ID A. BODEkER & CO., AP0THECARIEs
49, AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
sy near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
20 on hand general assortment Of pure Drugs
Hedieines Chemica Il, Oils Paiuts, Widow Glass,
Patty, Dys stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Of
all kinds; surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, AL
cohni, SCANS Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, SNUFF,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care by members Of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nished las
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL,

DELLEyUE HOSPITAL,
3 CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIENTs-In wards, 80 per week IL
private rooms 81 to sls per week.
SLAvKs-S5 per week. Less than a week, " pc
day bat not to exceed * 20 per week ffa''i0n
No ertro chayqss except for surgical operations
and then additional fee ranging from W. to "
will be charged Bills payable on The renaopat Of II
patient No small pox admitted.
A covered spring wagon viii convey parents u
and from the Hospital when desired orders ma ma!
LADAY, 18th street, between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected win
It under his exclusive charge, aided by competen
assistants, solicits continuance Of the Hbera
patronage of his friends and OF the public gene
JAMES Bolton, MP,
Grace street, between 4th and sth.
c. ". +. BROCK, MD,
Church Hill, cor 25th aud Marshall SITS.
G. NJ. HUNTER,
jaIs-Iy Resident Physician.
MAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR sLAyEs.--
vi This Hospital is situated the corner Of
Main and Goth streets and Is admirably adapted IL
airiness, privacy and heaithfalness of position, T.
the purposes for which it has been instituted
namely For MEDICAL, SURGICAL aud OBSTE.
TRfCAL treatment of SLAVES. The rules ano
regulations goyernins this institution have a.
particulars will be furnished those who may de
sire further information.
TEaxs.-Patents per week, rs: less than week
81 per diem pH Inc H%yTeGute NV cA'ee1
charge for fall sossk Patients attending the dali!
examinations mot fit subjects for HOSPITAL CON
FINEMENT,) charged the regular fee adopted b.
the profession at large. The above charges in
cude board, medicine, medical attendance anc
nursing. .Surgieai operations charged according
to rules of other Hospitals OF the city For furthe
Information apply to the Physician resident at tn
Hospital, or to either of the undersigned Physi
clans and Proprietors.
FRS W HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Main ST., bet. Sd and 4th, or No. $50 Main st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace St, bet 9Th and eth.
K. S. VEST, NJ. D., Franklin St,
Near Ballard House, or cor Main and it'll SITS.
PHILIP S. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician.
J. G.. TREVILIAN, ii. D.,
sple-iy Resident Assistant.
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DAINT ERs' AND ARTISTS SUPPLY
STORE OF
ALBEIT LYB ROCK,

(No. 23a Main ST., under Sp0tswood Hotei.l
The stock comprises all the articles In use among
house and sign painters, carriage and furniture
nanliactufers, artists, architects and draughts.
men generally.
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Ia JOHN L. DOHERTY,
81 MERCHANT TAILOR,

w THIRTERSTH STREET,
la (Betlreen Main and Cary Streets,
would invite all persons wishing to purchase
CLOTHING to call and examine his stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VBSTlNGS,
consisting of the finest French and Southern
Goods, which he will cut himself aud have put
up in the best manner, enabling purchasers TO
buy them on the most reasonable terms, and will
guarantee every garment to give entiIe satistac-
ton. NH l3-lm
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SOUTHERN HAT MART.

ga SOUTHERN HAT MART. Ell
Public attention is invited to my
SPRING STOCK OF HATS
For GENTLEMEN,
LADIES,
& 0Y s and
CHI REM.
The stock is complete, and shall be sold at
prices to suit the present light, tough times.
| manufacture nearly all my
FINE II ATS.
| a so mauufs cture largely, 1900
MILITARY HATS AND CAPS.
Rfs- am supplying great part OF tir-
ginia North Carolina, and Tennessee with Mill.
nrcnntIv 6iled JOHN DOOLEY,
nh III I'm 81 Main St, Richmond, Va.
ST. SPRING TRADE. 1871
SA HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
ROBERT J.. DICKINSON,
fsneeessor TO Binford, Dickinson Welslger,)
No IS Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Has omen and in store full aud complete STOCK OF
UATS CAPS and STRAW GOODS, OF the latest
and most fashionable styles which will be sold al
Wholesale and Retail, on the most favorable
terms. .s. rasna.,fnlI~
solicit adj TO call and examine for themselves;
MILITARY HATS and CAPS made to order at
the shortest notice. .
Cash purchasers will find 1t TO their interest to
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
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lSAGhANde HOT Ell AND A l. l. A n d
II n q u r.

"a HOU e.
RICHMOND, JAEUARy nTH, 1851.
The proprietors Of this well known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
than to their friends and the public Generosity.
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and 1t affords them pleasure 70
announce that the recent changes. removals, AND
thorough renovating Of the entire estsblis hment
makes It one Of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels (for permanent boarders, as wei as tran
sient company J that can be enjoyed anywhere IL
the country. 1t is due to the iiberal,ty OF ths
stockholders of the EXCHANGEto say that every
thing has been done which could add to its valus
and increase the comfort and convenience oil ~
guests. :.
Among the important changes and improvements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANI, which
Is now open for the patronage of the PUBLIC. IN
arranging this part Of their business, bands 9n'
room mas been provided for the ladies OF the Ho
tel, with private entrance from the parlor nool
of the Ballard House.
In view OF the large expenditures, snd renewed
energy and strict attention their part, they
hope TO merit a continuance of that patronage Sc
i.lsyys JoHN p THOS T. BALLARD.
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IS - ~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices In the Courts of the city OF Richmond
and the counties OF henr1co' hanover anu JAW
line. <..ax.,..,onor -,
the United States Court of Claims.
Tha n.rtnershfp between MIR. CHAsTAlN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his office is now on
a1tS =, inst halo,r (Ioddfn's Hall fe lS--Iy
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CHINA, GLASSwARE. &c.
20 SPRING STOCK OF Gil n A
- GLASS AND QIIEENSW ARE.=We have

1S.xN SPRING SESSh y T. IL II n
81 GLASS AND QUEENSW have
z - on nd and receiving daily, OF direct
w importation. a large stock of China. Glass
4ud t!ueensware, consisting of fine decorated Din
uer Sets Tea Sets; Chamber Sets, &c.; fine buff
and pnk decorated Dessert sets; white French
China, IN large variety, sold by the set or piece;
white Granite and fancy printed Dinner Ware,
Chamber Sets, Tea Ware, &c, of various styles
and patterns.
Glassware of every description of Cut, Pressed,
Blown, Bohemian, French, &c. Also, large va
riety of Kerosene Lamps, with the latest improv-
ed Burners.
Also, d large stock of Japanned Walters, of va
rious styles and qualities; PAPER Machie Wal
ters, in sets, beautifully decorated.
Silver Plated Ware, consisting OF Walters. Cas-
tors, spoons, Forks, Cake Baskets, Card Baskets,
Pickle Forks, Butter Knives, Water DlPpers
Candle sticks, Ice Pitchers, Gobleis, Mugs, &c.-
Also a fac stock OF Table Cutlery, o. the best
manufacture. Ali of which vii! be sold at very
low prices.
We would ask our friends and the public gene
rally to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we think we can make IT
10 their interest to purchase OF US.
We would also call their attention to our large
stock of Fancy Goods, which we shall offer at
greatly reduced prices from this da!e, March H.
GEO. J. SUMNER 4 CO.,
NH Iron Front Ruildin.rS. Governor st
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W. FETEkSUN z GU,
Ia II Druggists 1855 Main street, corner 18th.

q l.. WAGNER. APoTHECA AND
60 DRUGGIST, keeps, on hand and for sale
Y sC only fresh and reliable Drugs, the most
"a popular genuine Patent Medicines, all the
lateSt approved Pharmaeeptical Preparations,
Chemicals, Dye Stufs, Oils; Paints, Window
Glass Putty Brushes Of all kinds, Turpentine,
the best OF Coal oil, Sperm Oil, Burning Fluid,
Alcohol, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Cigars, and
Tobacco. Corner Broad and 9Th streets, Rich
..,,,l K. 70
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DOBERT WENDENBURG,
IL SHIP BROKER, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
GROCER AND SHIP CHANDLER,
RICHMOND AND CRY POINT, VA,
Is prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of drayage, either to or from store.
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- TO FARMERs.-NEdRo Shoes

90 TO FARMERS.-NEGROS SHOES
5 Farmers and others wanting NEGRO
SHOES are invited to call at No. % Main
street, where will be fonud the largest and best
assorsm ent ever offered In Richmond. My assort-
gans, Of my own make; Mems Army Brogans.
Men q high-cut do, very thick, nailed with hob
nails Danes best thick peggsd Brogans; Her
REX 5 best thick pegged Brogans; Planters aud
Dutch Boots for women, together with all other
grades, suitable for servants, men. women and
M. % Main str. fias JOHN &. PAGE. J..
- CHtLDREN'S PATENT TAPPED
SHOES. very superior, said to wear ~
long again As those without tbs, at
wA. WALehS, No. % Main ST.,
mh IS Sign Of Big Boot.
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. LOOK TO YOUR INTER ENT.-

~ LUX To fUUK INHERENT
<5 Bear in mind. that JOSEPH sTRAUSE 10
Offering the greatest bargains eyer Of
ers6 before in SHOES and BOOTS: Ladies' Heel
Ga1Ogrs, from see, 75c. and 81 worth twice the
money Ladies' Congress Caters, Foxsd, Tipped
and Tin Bottom, at u Ladies' Congress CATERS,
Plain or Tipped, at 81 IS aud 81 so, selling else,
where at u. So; Ladies Morocco Heel Bootees, at
q, and higher; Ladies' Goatskin and Leather
Heel Bootees, at ii, &c; Misses Morocco Heel
Bootees, at size, and Caters at the same Misses
Gcatskin and Leather Shoes, at half their value +;
Children's Morocco Shoes, at 50 cts. and upwards
cents, cheap at 75e.: Gents Calf Sewed shoes, At
". SO oxford Ties and Congress- Caters at al.
prices Mems slippers at 80 cts; Fine Calf Sew ed
worth Sl.2s Heavy Brogsns, Boys Boots, &e-
You will find the above Is per cent cheaper than
elsewhere, by calling at No. 81 Main street
la IL JOSEPH STRAUSE
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p FIRsT-CLASs MEDICINES.
AH MEADE BAKER,
IA PHARAACEUTlsTs AND VENDORS OF PrRS AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CECTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, fami
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags Lon
don Elastic stockings, Trusses and supporters;
Porte Monnaies Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors;
drst quality Perfumery, Pomades and Soaps; Min
eral Waters, bottled AZ the Springs; Medicinal
all Of the best quality and at the lowest Rates.
MEADE Il BAKER,
ISs Main ST.. corner above Post 0fice,
ch
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FoR CRY GAUGER

CITY GAUGEK. IL respectfully az
pounce myself candidate Tor re CIV
ton 10 the Office OF CITY GAUGkR. -
NH istass RICHARD FOX. City Gaugef'
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MI iSuccessors to SMITH Il MADDUx,l
PRODUCE COMMiSSlON III X HAN 8,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel.
Richmond, VA.
Mr. y. Y. SUTTON, Jr., withdrew from, and
closed his interest IN business on the lst day
OF December. 1850.
TNfRE AND BURGiAk-PhO0F SAFES.
Il OF FARRELL, HERRING co. 5 MANUfAC-
TURE.-The Subscriber has on consignment as
sort ad sizes Of the above celebrated ES which
he offers at the manufacturers prices.
ALSO-A lot OF MAHOGANY HoW-CAsES.
ta It's j. H. DiGGES. No. 30 Main street.
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
d ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
eth street, next to the Mechanics Institute,
IRON RAl1.INGS, VERANDAHS, BALCONIES,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, &c. !; also, GRATING, Eault
and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of IRON
WORK for ornamental and building purposes
manufactured at short notice.
re -Particular attention given to enclosing Bu-
rial Lots in the city and country. ia 24-ly
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=. VALUABLE EAL EsTATE, ON

81 VALUABLE E 4 Il ESIAIE ON
M%s BROAD AND MAIN STREETS, FOR SALE.
1~-A We are authorized TO sell the following very
valuable Real Estate, viz The large three story
BRICK TENEMENT on the north side of Broad
street adjoining the confectionery store OF Mr.:
Antonio PizznI on the west. Also, the BRICK
STORE and DWELLING, the south side Of
Eroad street, to eth street, recently N the oc-
cupancy of Mr.. Andrew Pizzini. Also, the very
valuable GRANITE-FRONT TENEMENT, on the
south side of Main street now in the occupancy Of
Messrs Fisher & shepherd. For terms, NC, ap-
ply to GODDlN ApfEkSoN,
NH 25-6t AuCtl0neers.
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e.. HOUSE FOX kENs.-fhat large dut
f5;:a convenient FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated
1r1- on Marshall, between 2sth and 5oth SITS, con
tanning IL rooms, with a kitchen contal ming tour
rooms, stable, carriage house, &c; and there Is
large GARDEN embracing nearly an acre Of land.
which has been ploughed up, and early vegeta-
bles planted. Possession can be had the ls OF
April. It's admirably adapted to the genteel &C
coInmodation Of large family, or boarding
establishment. For terms NC. apply 70
RO. b. LYME,
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- JOHN W. GARLICk. NJ. d.,
80 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
M MARKET PLACE, FRANKLIN ST.,
ia Richmond, Ia.
DKJGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, VARNISHES, DfE-STUFFs. FANCY
ARTICLES, &c.
PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURERS OF
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~ w. FITZGERALD. ..-..
Il. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
OFyIoE OVER saoCKoE WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
AQg Liberal advancements on produce in hand.
10 I'm
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Na LANGHORN az SONS
M. CHEWING AND SMOKING
T o Is A & G o.
Always on hand and for sale, at prices FROM %
TO 6J CENTS PER POUND: ,o,-oo -, >,
LODE STAR" CITY IRA De- GOLD
LEAF,'' "STANARD,' and GOLDEN PEA e. {; b.,
brands Also, their celebrated " II ENA CLUB
and ''STAR'' SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
the finest Leaf.
Dealers are requested to ca and examine the
stock. BROWN MCChhLhAND,
fe 25-em Agents for Manufacturers.
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CITY COUNClL.-The following
@~Ga persons will be supported for the CITY
COUNCILin MONROE WARD:
David J. Saunders, Fleming Griffin.
Robert T. Morris, l.. GlaZebrook,
Samuel d. DenoOn.
NH 2l-tdek
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a MOST DESIRABLE DW ELLING OF

ELI, CHURCH HILL FOR SALE.-We are author
@A&- lied to sell that most desirable DWELLING
owned and occupied by John l.. Lyon, Esq. sit
uated at the corner OF Franklin and 26th streets,
from which there are views of unsurpassed beau
ty embracing the river, large portion oil the
city. &c. The lot fronts IS feet on the south side
of franklin street. and back Isl feet to PM
vate alley u feet WIDE. The dwelling Is nearly
new containing IL rooms, besides bath and wash
rooms gas in every room, marble nantes III all
the rooms, except the basement. and permanent
wardrobes in the chambers; ample servants &C
Communications ard range, &c, in the Kitchen
The lot is decorated by falls, vines, shrubs,
lowers. &c. Apply TO -
NH 26-et C0DDlN Il APFERSoE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-26
ANOTHER sKIRMISH. THE FEDERALIsTs
AGAIN ROUTED.

Spencer Hancock, Esq, of Chesterfield,
Co.. who returned 10 this city yesterday from
Fairfax c. H., gives US the following MARIA
ton Of skirmsh which took place on Mon
day evening. few miles from that locality.
Mr.. III. was himself participant in the af
fair, and his statement may therefore be re-
lied on:
On Sunday morning, Col. Gregg received
orders TO go out on a accommodating expe-
dition. He took with him GOO South Caro-
linians, company Of Artillery aud two
companies Of cavalry. Col. Gregg went As
miles down to the Potomac river 10 make
observations. They distinctly saw tents and
men on The Maryland side. They judged
there were about 500 men.
Col. Gregg returned TO Dranesyille. and
marched to a place called Vienna. Here
they remained probably about an hour-aiter
which they started to return to Dranesyille.
The troops had proceeded about half mile
when the whistle Of the locomotive was
heard, whereupon Col. Gregg wheeled his
column, and marched rapidly back TO Wen
ma. They had scarcely time to place two
cannon in position when train Of cars, con-
sisting Of six flats and a baggage car, came
slowly around the curve, pushed BY loco
motive. Each Hat was crowded with armed
men, whose bayonets glistened in the sun,
and gave our men an impression that Sc
we're contest was at hand. This, however,
was not realized, as the result viii show.
Just as the train was about TO stop, the arr
tillery fired a well-directed shot from one Of
their guns, which raked the HIessians fore
and aft. CONSERVATION and dismay were
distinctly visible, and, after another FIRE, the
enemy we're seen hastily leaving the cars
aud taking TO the woods. The engineer was
smart enough to uneouple the locomotive
aud take the back track for Alexandria,
leaving the entire train to be captured By
our troops. Col. Gregg's infantry and cav
airy pursued the iugitiyes a short distance
through the woods, but were unable TO over
take them. A few Of the party exhibited
some bravery, and endea,ored, by shouts, TO
rally their living comrades, but il was inn
possible. They then turned and discharged
their pieces at our men without elect. six OF
the enemy were left dead upon the ground.
About twelve rounds were fired BY our
artillery, but the enemy scattered after the
second. Neither the infantry nor cavalry
fired shot.
Our troops burnt the cars and captured
considerable quantity Of carpenters tools,
blankets, aud other baggage, with about 90
muskets and a number Of pistols.
The fire Of our artillcrists was most ehec
tive. One man was found with his hand shot
Oh, another with his arm shot OF
at the shoulder, and other CHASTITY objects
proved the destructive effect Of the shots.
After the engagement. Col. Gregg retired
with his command TO Fairfax G.. III.
The above is con6rmed BY dispatch from
ID. g. Duncan, Esq. from Manassas.
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TAX NOTICE

4 WILL attend al the following times and places, To
collect the Taxes for the year 1860:
At James W. Mlless. 90 Friday, 18th DAY 81 July.
Cedar Grove. Saturday The 18th.
A. Tolers. on Monday The 18th.
Halls store, on Tuesday the 10th.
Hillshorougi on Wednesday the l7th.
Red Mountain, on Thursday The 18th.
Midway on Friday the 10Th.
Webbs' Factory, on Saturday the Goth.
John A. Coles's, on Monday the ed
William q. Walkers. on Tuesday ihe 23d.
Durham's Station, on "Wednesday the cath.
a. b. Guntcr's, on Thursday rhe 25ih.
Chapel Hill. on Friday the Goth.
White Cross, on Saturday the eth.
Thomas Long :, on Monday tho .9h
Thomas J. Gates, OH TUESDAY tie 3Dih.
iiIsborough. Town Tax, on "Wednesday Tie 3lsi.
Under the late act Of Assembly Merchants AMI
Dealers IN Liqu required % pay Their laA TIE
lst day Of July.
The Magistrates and persons appointed. will attend
at the time and places 10 take the list d az.
bies for the yeai 1861. Punclullfy required al
II. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June llth, 1851.
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THE BATTLE AT BETHEL CHURCH.

THE BATTLE. AT BETHEL CHURCH.
| A correspondents Of the Richmond Dis
patch, after giving an account of The part
taken in the battle at Bethel Church by the
company to which he belonged Cone Of the
Richmond companies) pays the following
well merlted tribute to the gallantry of the
North Carolina regiment. It will be seen
from this that North Carolinians had the
honor Of repelling the only really spirited
attack of the fight:
Meanwhile, deeds Of yalor were being per-
formed upon the extreme left Of our position
by the brave North Carolina boys, COM
manded by the hero. Col. Hill. Their en-
trenchments were unfortunately near thick
wood, SO near that ii furnished fine cover
for the enemy. Here he made dash at the
works, the only really spirited attack Of the
light. But the rifle boys were too strong for
him. AT one time learn that he almost
succeeded, and there was some confusion ];
but soon order was restored, and the victory
won. A gallant Yankee Captain jumped
upon the fence in front Of Col. Hills line,
and cheered on his men but instantly fell
dead, pierced at the heart by the steady
handed marksmen OF the Old North State.
All honor and glory to the Old North State !
How | wished to cheer these troops as they
passed our quarters yesterday afternoon;
but my feeble voice could not express the
deep feelings Of gratitude and admiration
for the noble fellows, and said in my heart,
God bless you, my brave boys
Just after we abandoned our trenches,
Company "A" Capt. Atkinson, of our reg
iment, which had been stationed two miles
OIL to guard road, came up, and the enemy
having retired in part, our right, Col. Stu
art, with Capt. AS command, part of the
Withe Rifles and detachment Of Company
&C, Of North Carolina Rifles, resumed our
former position on the flank and front. The
iOwitzer Battery, one piece Of which hay-
ing by accident, before we left our position,
been rendered useless, was now reinforced
by Capt. Bridgers's company of Riiemen,
and being annoyed by the FIRE of the enc
my's musketry from the white house in front,
four men were sent to burn it, and in the
attempt noble North Carolinian was shot in
the head and died last night. The effort fail
ed and the house was finally fired by shell.
At2 o'clock the enemy's fire had nearly
ceased, and, after fight of four hours and
a half, he began TO retire. He was pursued
by the cavalry to the bridge leading to
Hampton, which. in his fright, he burnt af-
ter passing.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1861.
John II. Brewing
June IIth, 1851

Ba5iholl Manufacturing Co,
sT appealing to the satisfaction d The cnur, thai the
defendants not inhabitants 0f this state, ihat
the ordinary process cannot be served thru any
their acers II IL Therefore prdrrsd ~ tile r,uIi. that
publication be made 10 the fll.haiough Rcraurf III
SIX weeks, notifying tho sad defendants thai ubrss they
aI pear 81 the next nf this Iour n hu ri 81 llr
Court House 10 Hill.borough on lie fuih Mold.y III
August next, then and there TO eple,y aud Pe,d
cording q law, they viii " proceeded against ii hr
same II ihey had been served aiIl process
aud had failed TO appear aud plead.
Witness, George laws Clerk II our sid Court. II
Office IN HllIsborvush he 9Th Monday u Mas. i. n.
1851.
GEORGE LAWS, q. d. q.
lane 70. ruce adv. 80 50 10 -GN
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From the New York Daily News

The conflict at Bethel. name
suggestive Of other thoughts than of slaugh
ter. initiates the campaign in Virginia. Who
can tell the long list Of engagements that are
to follow, unless an unlocked for and provi-
dental interposition shall arrest the terrible
drama Of fratricdal hate and mutual dies.
truction! Have our rulers no arbiter but the
sword, and no terms but submission to pro.
pose to those who are their brethren? Where
is the concliatory and eifecting spirit which
peryades the last words Of counsel that
Washington and Jackson left as legacies "a
their countrymen