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A WONDERFUL FoBTIFIcArIoN.-Thsres are
many wonderful natural curiosities and anti.
qaated relics to be found in Kentucky; and one
OF the most remarkable Of them is to be found
IN Allen county, on the Tennessee border, and
IL miles from Bowling Green, where wall Of
solid limestone, 200 yards in length, 40 fee,
high, 30 feet ct the base, and feet wide at the
top, crosses Q neck formed by a band in
brakes creek, and incloses a peninsula Of 2Os
acres, elevated lilo feet above the river. On
the top Of this natural mound is an area of 3
acres, inclossd by wall and ditch, forming
ons Of the strongest fortressss in the world II
Is not improbable that the fortunes of war may
cause this old fortifcation-built. il is sup.
posed, antecedent to q race of men who held
the country when discovered by Europeans
10 bs occupied by hostile force, and made to
play q prominent part in this civil contest.
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II The deserters from the Sumter, at Para
marble, say that her pivot gun jumps badly when
nred, and that the vessel 10 too weak fer her arma
ment As she lay OF Cayenne, French steamer
with the French hag up, came near the Sumter
which had the French dag up also; but Captain
Semmes supposed the steamer 10 be Yankes
playing postum, and az abe got broadside open
dew the Sumter's ports, and the rebel flag went
mp, and all was ready for a broadside when the
mistake was discovered. They then spoke each
other, kept company, and sailed into ParamaribG
together
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NJ The quota Of Vermont Of the half million
soldiers to be raised by the 9overnmeat 10 eight
full regiRleuts she has alresdy sent forward
four. Tho cavalry regiment and the 9th infantry
more regiments to make mp the number demand
ed. 4err F# : s.s.s- z ra
%The State Of Maine has received ffom the
United states government two hundred Thousand
dollars in payment Of the expenses Incurred In
faruishing soldisu. = =. - - :
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IL The Methodist Conference in session at
Detroit, Michigan, on Monday voted to lay on
the table the resolution Of the Baltimore Confer
ence relating to the substitution Of the new for
the old chapter on slavery. The statistics of the
Conference show total Of Il ,626 members .9lo
probationsi lel local preachers; ,66s baptisms;
l22 churches. valued at s;aI $50; 81 parsonages,
valued at s5e AS; 33l Sunday schools, having
SOS offeers and teachers, 1884 scholars, and
20 ,03l volumes In the library.
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u There are now In course Of preparation In
New York, gun.carriages, eaissons, battery way
ons and forges for more than two hundred ten.
poander and twenty pounder Parrot guns (feld
pieces), which require about FIVE hundred We
hicles In all to At Them for the field. or these
enough for one hundred pieces are manufactured
for the government, eighty for the State Of New
York and twentY-eight for the army Of the West
under Gen. Fremont Over 3O0 men are constant
ly employed on the work at Stephenson's manu-.
factory, and the required number Of vehicles fol
thirty pieces are completed each week
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IDA Hartford burglar. now In fall for numer-
ous offences, was visited by his mother on fast
day, Who upon being told that her son would be
kept In prison about seven years, said, "Never
niad, Horace, IL amt half as bad % n ye had
been placed In Fort Lafayette for beRsyin' yer
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PRIzx VzssELs.-Thus far, the rebels are
little ahead in the seizure of vessels at sea; but
not a. largely as might be supposed, when it is
remembered that the rebel States have but
very little commerce aaost. The aggregates
are As follows:
Value.
Seized by rebels. 81 vessels 90 79I 400
seized by y. 8. Navy. SO ... 1917 200
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THE GREAf RUSH TO Arms Aas esassd
Of Fall sas e YIN neh srd s ssoci
odsT. ss renarksSIs IoS Rrissss 8 Nof eco sev.,
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Tosal...............l l16 vessels. %. "a ,7Oe coo
This does not include the vessels seized In
New York, Boston, &C., BY the officers Of those
ports. The value Of those seisures will sggre-
gate at least 81 900 900; making q grand ag-
gregsts Of st least - 900 900, against the
81, ,f0l, 400 Of the rsbsl prizes =
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DISEASES OF ImPRUDENCR

ENDUhObH HHJET OF IHE PRHSS,
fns MANY ThounNDS cured At thi. nstitutsn vIthir
" ithvsntssh yVrs, and the portAnt surFi
"a. spsrauenl esrfOrmsd By Dr. Johnstsa by h
as Papss and other psrsons notices
nav. sSpssrsd again and again before the public be
I n - InE gentleman Of character and rsspensI
elhy ttE eisnt gHhrsntss the afflicted mar lkly
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just pride in his public fame, his acknowl-
edged talents and patriotism. and the honors
won by him for his country; and that, as his
neighbors, associates and friends, we shall
ever cherish kind recollection Of his manly
character. his generous heart, his social and
companionable nature, and those powers OF
brilliant. instructive and agreeable CONVERSE
ton which gave a charm to his private in
tercourse. and drew around him friends in
all circles of society.
Resolped. That the Secretary Of this meet
ing shall transmit to the family Of Judge
Mangum a copy Of these resolutions, and
that the Hon. John Kerr, Solicitor for the
State, be requested to ask an order OF the
Superior Court, now in session, that they be
entered on its minutes.
On motion Of H. X. Nash. ESQ.,, the Sec
rotary was directed to send copy Of these
proceedings to the Editor Of the Hillsborough
Recorder with request for publication.
]. w. NORWOOD, Chairman.
THOMAS WEBB, Secretary.
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For the HilIsborough Recorder.
Camp Jones. Va. near Manassas,
September 9Th. 1861.


September sth. 1861.
Mn. HKAsrr: The health Of our Regiment
has improved in the last ten days very much,
vet We have quite large number in the Hos
pitaI.
Our Hospitals are now quite comfortably
arranged and under the skillfal superiniend-
ence Of Dr. p. A. Holt. aided by his compe-
tent Assistants, Drs. Collect, Ware and Cur
RE. We hope soon TO see better st.ie Of
things. Thoagh we have had great deal Of
sickness, We have had comparatively few
deaths. ihave neglected until now TO send
you the names Of the members Of the Orange
Greys who have died since the battle Of the
2I,t July. John A. Huchings and Robert
Faulkner we're killed 10 action; Hey Fender
grass and Alvin NJ. Herndon died Of typhoid
teye AZ Louisa Court House. Va, August sth;
John Y. Davis died at Louisa Court House.
August 9th, Of marital wounds received in
bstlle; Allison 3 Glenn died at Louisa Court
House. Sept sIh. from effects af wounds re-
ceived in battle; James Hicks died this morn.
ing Of typhoid fever. far IRON friends and
home. They have all been buried beneath
the soil that they cone TO defend; and though
they are ueaus thtN WI ever i've IN Tue
hearts of all true Narth Carelinians. The
most Of our wounded men are with you 10
North Carolins. We hope they are improy.
ing. and will soon again be ready TO do their
whole duty. We sincerely thank the kind
ladies' Of iiillsborough for The nice and yalu-
able presents they sent US 10 the shape Of
Hospital stores in the times oi our great dis.
tress. suppose their receipt has been ap.
propriately acknssledged By oar Quarter.
master or commandsnt. Above I'll the ladies
10 the world. believe the ladies Of HILLSIDE.
rough are the most considerable and Kind.
We are listening for orders every day g
move from here 20 snme point Immediately
on the Potomac above Mount Vernon. Our
Brigade (the 3D. is composed Of the 4th Ala
bams. ID and 18th Mississippi. LIST rennes.
see, and 9th North Carolina. and an excel.
lent Battery Of Virginia Artillery. Our ,nen
are very much in need Of money; they have
never received any pay.
Please send ne the Recorder once 20
while; Il would look like letter from home
u We move soon you shall know Of our where
abouts. Yours. truly, Z.
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prepared for an attack and is ready to give
an enemy warm reception.
A YANKEE CAPTAIN AND FIVE OTHERS
ARRESTED.

The special correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury, sends the following under date
Of September 6. from Newbern, N. c.:
All is quiet here. The people are return
ing to their homes with feeling Of full Sc
curity. There is no news of any further
movement Of the enemy ON the sound or
coast.
Our troops have evacuated Beacon Island
and troops are being stationed at all impor-
tant and strategetic points.
Just as the cars started to-day, Yankee
captain and Eve men were brought here as
prisoners, from Tar River. They had a
schooner freighted with shingles. ready to
sail to sea. The schooner, the Hannah Balch,
was freighed by merchant named Hughes,
of this place. These same prisoners were
brought here month ago with prize ves-
sci. and were permitted to go at large upon
parole. They were about to leave, therefore
under the authority Of citizen Of North
Carolina. At the time they we're taken By
the people Of Washington. they were engag-
ed in taking soundings Of the river.
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Tribute OF RESPECT.

The member. Of the Bar and Officer Of the
Court IN attendance on the Fall term Of the
Superior Court Of Orange, being assmbled IN
consequences Of the death Of the Honorable
wnLir p. MAseus. on Saturday last, J. w.
Norwood was called TO preside. and Thomas
Webb oficiated as Secretary.
Resoiued, That the members Of this meet
ing. in common with the citizens of the
county of Orange in general, have received
with deep regret the intelligenee Of The death
Of the honorable Willie P. Msngum. who wa.
many yearsa distinguished advocate at the
Bar Of this Court on three several occasions
commissioned Judge Of the Superior Courts
Of ,hi. State, and long an eminent and able
representative Of North Carolina. In both
Houses Of the Congress Of the United States.
That a. his fellow.citizens, we entertain 9
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

u E II ordained, That no person shall discharge OF
- shoot gun, pistol OF FIRE arms Of any description,
within the limits Of the town and each offender, when
duly convicted Of violation Of this ordinance, shall
pay, IL white person, free negro or free muat,o
fine not exceeding two dollars, nor esshan y cents
but If the oenGer be slave, he she shall receive on
his or her bare back punishment not exceeding twen'
ty ashes, nor less than ten ashes Provided, never
theess, That this ordinance shall not extend to dis
charging ere arms on days Of public rejoicing nor sol
ders Or militia men when on parade.
Septembef 3. O9-
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HypE CouNTy-PLao OF TRucE.-No coun-
ty on the waters accessible through Hatteras
Inlet is 20 much exposed TO the incursion
aud depredalions Of the enemy as Hyde. IL
is within so OF 40 miles Of the Fort--the en-
emy's headquarters. indeed. Hatteras is a
part Of Hyde. Boats can cross at almost any
time and land at any point they may choose.
The wealth there will excite their thiesing
prupensities; and the number Of slaves that
could be run OF and sold IN Cuba. would pay
the entire expense pf the expedition. Old
Buuer's heart leaps with hendish pleasure al
the prospect. A flag Of truce was sent by
the officer 10 command Of the Fort 10 the
citizens there on Friday last. informing them
that they shall not be molested. il they will
take the oath Of allegiance to the Abolition
Government. and AID. Of course. the invading
army in cunquering the State. We have
this from citizen just from there on a hur
RED trip to Raleigh for aid. And aid they
must have and that Immediately. A resi-
ment is absolutely indispensable for its ie.
tense. And also one, il not two Companie.
Of Rangers. aud q battery Of flying artillery
The people there are making every possible
means Of defense. One company Of yolun-
teers is already in the field. The militia az,
organizing. company Of mounted men
We are informed. can be raised and the her.
ses furnished there. Will the authoritie;
send forces there at ouces IL must be done
OF the country is ruined.
Rashipgioa Dispaieh.
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The Memphis Appeal learns that an effort
will be made at the sitting Of the State Leg
islature, to get law passed providing that
persons, offered as securities for the defend
ant in suits at law, swear that when their
just debts are paid they are worth the amour,
Of the bail. and yet when the bail is forfeited
no effects ar efound, shall be liable to prose.
cution for perjury; leaving il to them, il a
change took place in their financial condition
after taking the oath, to prove the fact.
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Ate N ITO N !!

TO TIE officers belonging 10 The 47th Regiment
of North Carolina Militia.
V0U are hereby commanded 10 attend in HILLSIDE
rough on Friday the 9TH day Of October nert, for
Drill Muster, and Saturday the 9Th, you will attend
with your respective companies, armed and equipped
for Regmenial Exercise. Each Captain will be requir.
ed to make full return Of all persons in his company
over the age Of eighteen and under forty6ve also Of
al the arms in his district, and Of what sort.
NIB. There will be an election on the 5th TO Gil the
vacancies Of Field Officers.
w. II. JORDAN. Col. Com.
47th Regiment N. &. Militia.
September 10. o.
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N OF &c T.

HAVING qualified as Administrator on the Estate
H Of Andrew Borland, deceased, on the 25h day Of
September, A. d. 1861 at the dwelling Of the said de-
ceased will expose 10 public senduc credit, the
personal property Of said deceased, consisting Of the
following properly, to witt Caue, Hogs sleep, Wheat
Corn. Bacon, Whiskey, Wagons and Geer Two yoke
Of Oxen, Threshing Machine, Fam Houtehold aud
Kitchen Furniture, and othei articles unnecessary 10
mention. Terms made known on Tie day Of sale.
IT. All persons indebted TO the Estate Of said de.
ceased are hereby notified TO make immediate pay mrnt
and settlement, as longer indulgence cannot lie given
and all persons having claims against said estate will
present them for payment within the time prescribed
by law OF this notice will plead in bar OF their ecoyc-
~.
ARCHIBALD SrRAYHoRN, Admir-
August 80. U.s.