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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
HARpER,s PERRY.

Official advices have been received at the
War Department of an attack, by Col. Tur-
ner Ashby, commanding a small force with
a superior.body Of the enemy, on Wednes-
day, the 10th instant, at place called Boil
war, contiguous to Harper's Ferry. The
Federals, numbering, with subsequent rein
forcements, from 800 to 1000 men, were
sent over to protect the transportation Of
grain from Hurr's Mill, on Shenandoah ISL
and, and Col. Ashby. with $50 men, 500 Of
whom were militia, met and drove them
back with considerable slaughter. The ac-
ton commenced at eight o'clock in the
morning, and terminated about eleven. At
charge bayonets, they drove the Hessians
before them, down the hill into the village
Of Harper's Ferry, at which point in the
pursuit they we're checked by detachment
Of artillery, supposed to have been Double
days battery stationed on the MARYLAND
Heights. Col. Ashby now withdrew his
troops to point behind the hill, for the
purpose Of protecting them from the shot
and shell, which fell thick and fast around
them, but fortunately with little effect. The
loss of the enemy in the engagement, as re-
ported by woman who afterwards came out
from Harper's Ferry and saw the dead car.
ried away in wagons, was at least fifty or
sixty, in addition to which our men captur.
ed twelve or fourteen prisoners. Our loss
was one killed camper. Of the Shenandoah
militia and ten wounded-two supposed
mortally.
By curious coincidence, this fight took
place on the second anniversary of the John
Brown raid, and in the very locality of that
notable event. Richmond Dispatch
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Col. George Bower. Of Ashe county. was
drowned in the Yadkin river near Wilkes.
borough on the 9Th inst. In attempting to
ford the river in freshei, his carriage and
horses we're washed down the stream. A
negro boy who was driving, and the horses.
were saved. but Col. Bower himself was
drowned. lie was - wears Of age. an enet.
getic. Industrious. useful and pious citizen {:
bad been member of the Legislature asear.
II IS 1919. and frequently since, as we'll as
Presidential Electar, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

1t was rumored on the streets last night
that Lord Lyons and suite had left the Fed
eral capital. and were stopping in Baltimore.
and that Lord Lyons had requested his Gov
eminent to recall him This action on the
part Of Lord Lyons is owing, it is said. to
the fact that the Lincoln Government has re-
peatedly detained and imprisoned Lord Ly-
ons' bearers of dispatches.
pt Richmond Examiner. i4th.
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cnNGRExs.

Finh District.--The Hon. Archibald II. Ar
rinEisn. Of Mash county. Joseph ". GoOeh, Esa- Of
Gfsnsis and Josiah runei, ~. E-l- Of Orsnse have
besu announced a. candidates Tor Congress in this DIS
tiel The two hrsi will sddrsa The people 4 The 81.
iswing times snd places
Ned Myunlsin, Ounge On Wednesday The I'D.
Durhams, Orange. on Thursday tho stlh.
Chapel Hill. Onnge, on Friday tho 25th.
Cedar Grove. Otsnse, on saturday The 26,h.
RosssiIls. wske. on Monday the ash.
Hoods Store. Wake. on Tuesday he 2sih.
Barney Jones waks. o. Wednesday the 3Oth.
Bussasld's. Granville. on Friday, isof November
Henderson. Granville. on saturday the ID.
The candidate. viii he al orfsrd on Tuesday o.
coun seek. The day before the election.
Itwss inferred from NJ ysnsble's lse circular ,hai
ks slso would be candidate iot Congress ~ this De
uics bul We DO no, sse he name suihonlsusey an
nouncsd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

"a STRANGE fsiToR.-lt is said several
persons saw on Sunday morning last about
o'clock, large balloon passing over this
city al moderate speed. towards the south.
II Is described a. being well lighted up, not
very high. with flags, &c, aud with at least
four persons in II. II is also reported that
another was seen on Monday morning or Sun.
day night. We are unable to account for il.
yet i IS no, impossible that the armnauts Of
the Potomac or Old Point may have been
driven BY currents Of air beyond their moor.
ings. We know that Professor Lowe was on.
" few months ago, driven from Cincinnati
10 South Carolina. II the four arwnauIs
should prove to be Prof Lowe, Abe Lincoln.
Billy Seward aud Gen. Mcclellan. and should
light between this and the South Carolina
line, we should rejoice. Look out for them.
Raleigh Sandard
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1851.
James Webb ps William J. McKeraF.
sally Nash and s. j. Hunt rs. the same.
Charles M. Latimer u.s. the.'same
William r. Strayhorn Us. the same.
Original Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant William j. McKenal has removed out Of
the county and absen,s 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 Court that
publication be made 10 the Hlshorough Recorder for
six weeks. notifying the said William j.. McKerrall
that unless he appear at the next term Of this Court TO
Re held at the court house in HillsbOrough, on the
fourth Monday Of November next, then and there to
replevy and plead according to law he will be proceed
ed against in the il he had been served
with process and had failed 70 appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, at
office in Hillsborough the 4th Monday Of Aug, 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
September l6, Price adv. 81 so each. Os-6w
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NOTIGE.

Ill AvlNG qualified a. August term Of the Count II
~ Pleas and Quarter Sessions a. Administrator On
the Estate Of Leroy Daushn. I'll persons are hereby
notified 10 make immediate payment. and 81 persons
having claims against the estate will present them
within the time prescribed By law, Or this notice will
he plead in bar 81 their recovery.
JAMES &. SCARLETT, Adm'r.
September II. Og-9Wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

The Battle Of Greenbrier River.-General
Jacksons official report of his signal repulse
Of Gen. Reynolds on the Sd inst, is pub
lished. The casualties on our side were 6
priyates killed, officers, 4 non-commissiOn-
ed officers and % priyates wounded, and !
on-commissioned officer and ~ priyates
missing. Total so. The enemy's loss is
estimated BY Gen. jackson at e50to 500, in
Guiding an officer Of high rank.
The Cincinnati federal account pretends
that the affair was only reconnaissance, in
which they had 5000 men and the confeder-
ates i5,000-(S. 900 magni6ed into 10000
land pretend that our loss must have been
500 killed and wounded. while they say
their own was but 10 killed and II wound
ed. IL they beat Us so badly. WHY did they
run away, leaving many things. even to a
regimental flag, upon the field:
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Pensacola. Oct. l5.-A Gag Of truce was
sent over from Fort Pickens yesterday TO
inform Gen. Bragg that the prisoners recent
Iy captured on Santa Rosa Island will be
sent 10 New York on Sunday. Gen. Bragg
Immediately sent over the paymaster. who
paid the prisoners in full for the remainder
u their term Of service.
An Iscipsxr OF rms wAR.--Two brothers,
one living in Portsmouth, N. H., the other
in New Orleans, owned four ships. The
Southern brother hoistcd on two Of the ships
The Confederate Flag, and the vessels were
captured BY the United States navy. The
Northern brother hoisted on two Of the ships
the Stars and Stripes and those vessels were
captured by The Southern privatsers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
TaAcTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

2aaOlo FUN lnG DObbkGLls,
Reprinted a, Raleigh, N. C.
A voice from. Heaven, pages.
Don't put it oil,
All suiiciency Of Chiist
self Dedication 70 God
Private Devotion
The Act of Faith,
The Sentinel,
Mopes to Early Piety,
Come 10 Jesus. Formerly Ga Pages,) now in
80. and in four page tracts.
Approved BY al the Pastors Of this City.
large edition Of the above should be printed before
The tspe distributed il will cost $40 to reset them
The number and variety will Be increased as funa are
gnen- 800 pays for I5.0aO pages; $50 pa for
10000 pages and 81 pays for 1900.
Donations TO he sent 10 the Agent, which he will
acknowledge by letter. and report to each Of the Pas
tors Of this City. More than $4,000 pages Of new
tracts have been sent to our soldiers in Virginia.
WM.I. CR0WDER, Tract Agt.
july. 90
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MAIL ARRANGEM EMIT.
PoR HiLLsBOROUGH.

Arrives from he East. G;5s Pm.
Arrives from the West, 4;43 A. ~.
The Post Ofhcs viii b. open from o'clock A. NJ.
% ~ r. ~, and from 81 r. M.iosP.M.
c. Z. PARISH. r. NJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
P u BLIC S ALE

WILL SELL at the residence of Andrew BorIand, de.
ceased. on Thursday the 3lst day Of October 1861
a' Fifty Barrels Of Corn,
A Crop Of Oats, Hay. and Fodder,
several articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Three head Of Horses. four or FIVE head Of Hogs and
other articles.
Six months credit will be given; bond and good Sc
CURLY required.
ARCH'D STRAYHORN. Admir-.
October 10. .l4-3wp
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ouARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. !
nrrnnrn al. ISL. \
Public Sale-Real and Personal
Property.


TIVE well known and desirable Plantation Situated
Il two miles wesl Of Hl.borough. On The main road
leading 10 Gfeensbofoueh and one miie houh If ihe
Rail Road y offered lof public sar % N.tnc-dty ir
3Oth inst IL moi privately sid before. Thtn Nh .sn
aeies ii ,he tract shout 80 81 which i va1i and nd
well tmbefcd The balance i IN COED star q eui-
walton and ell sdalifd 10 the culture Of Cnff beat
and Tobacco. Thee are upon i three isse aud "a.
cclleni Meadows IN good condition; lie Uws.llrg
House IL nearly new large, comfortably snd rpnsent
emily Arranged With OIL other suitable eai hcrsts
Persons wishing 4 purchase good planiaiirn atd
desirable home viii DO well 70 welt and examine he
premises.
Also. on the ssms day. will be sold 81 d. feshsbie
pf,perty consisting 10 pat Of Cattle lseesai gnnd
mich cows.) Hog. &c. Household and k1iehrn Fuf.
ni,urc Farm implements. Wagon. nc. Twelve months
credit viii be gwen en- the she planiaina aud -
months fsf The psiishahle property.
Persons desiring Il viii u shown The premises hF
John N. Parish other Information II ohtaincd M
application 70 II. X. Nash. Of this place.
October 2. ls-tds
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
CONFEDERATE TAXES.

~ ~ - u ~ ~ ~ n a ~ n ~ Il -.
A III. persons liable for Taxes under 40 Act 81 The
- Confederate Congress. entitled AAn Act 10 auiho-
rise the issue Of Treasury Notes, and provide War
Tar for then redemption" hereby required TO hand
in written lists 10 the Assessors al The following times
and places, 10 wit
81. Thomas District,
AT Thomss Longs, on Friday The sih Of December.
Al Chapel Hill, on Saturday The 9Th.
CasWel district.
At White Cross. on Friday the s,h.
At Thomas ]. Caess, Oh saturday the 9th.
Orange District.
Al James w. Milss's, 90 Friday the sih,
Al Cedar Grave, on Saturday the 9Th,
Hillsburough District.
Al Nichols's. on Friday lhe sih.
At Halls store. on Saturday The 9Th
At Hillsborough, on Monday The iIh
st. Mary's District.
Al Red Mountain. Oh Friday the sih.
AZ Midway, on saturday the 9th.
AZ wehhs Factory. on Monday the ] iih.
AZ John 4. CSlcss. on Tuesday the l:lh.
81. MARKS District.
Al Durham's. on Friday The slh.
Al A. B. Gunier's. on saturday the 9th.
Al William Triee's. on Mceay the llih.
Town Of hillsbOrongh. on Friday the s,h.
The 9TH and sih sections Of The Tax Law provides
as follows:
src 1. That, Cor the special purpose Of paying the
principal and interest ~ the public debt and % sup
porting The Government. War Tar shall h assessed
and levied Of y cents upon each hundred dollars
in uaue, Of the following property. 10 The Confederate
States namely Real estate Of eli kinds, aycs mer.
ehandise Bank Stocks Railroad snd other Corporation
Stocks Money al interest, invested BY individuals 10
the p.rchase u Bills, Notes. and other securities for
money except ID the Bonds 81 The Confederate States
Of Amcfca and cash hand o. on deposit in Bank o.
elsewhere CATTLE horses and mules, gold watches gold
and silver plate. pianos and pleasure carriages Pre-
rded hpirerey that when the tatahe property herein
sbove enumerated, Of any head Of family 81 value
less Than i've hundred dollars, such taxable property
shall lie exemp, hon taxation under this act Ind
Prorided further that the property Of Colleges and
schools and o. charitable religious corporations
associations, actually used fot The purposes or which
such colleges. schools. corporations OF associations were
created. shall be exempt from axaon under this act
AHd prorided further. That oil public lands. and all
property owned BY State for public purposes, be en-
empt from taxation.
SIC. :. Any person whe shall fail % deliver 10 tbs
collector o. assessor list Of hts taxable property. Il
the time prescribed By him shall 10 liable 10 double
Tax upon ell his taxable property The same 70 he -.
scssed By the collector or assessor, aud 10 be collected
in the same msnnef snd BY The same process asis here
10 provided ss 10 the single tar.
The Assessors appointed Wi aiisnd in their respee
tive Disinets on the days above specified Punciualiy
Is cnioined on a. Assessors can obtain directions ~
Supplying 10 The Clerk % the Ceuniy Court
w. n. PATTERSON,
Collector Tor Orange County.
oeiObet 81. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
LIST OF LETTERS,

DENAINlNG at the Post Office in Hlsborough,
~ n. O., On the Isl day Of October, 1861
DR.. Edwin Anderson, William Nun,
Awatefs p0ney, Nancy Nichols.
Salle q. Brown, Louisa Person,
William e. crabiree, Mary Pratt,
Mary Gfshliee, James Pratt,
Ephfam Gates, Miss L. G. Pratt.
sarah I. Cam, William B. Royal,
Samuel HI Faucet, John II. Rowland,
Mefhalkins Gilbert, Master A. =. Rowland,
William Hill, Rowan Riggs,
y. II. Hester, G. g. Stysyhorn, 2
Samuel Ilanes, Capt. A. b. Siilh,
Martha A. Hall, Louisa NJ. Stanford,
Capt A. ID. fInke, Miss Luna Skurloek,
Mss NJ. G. Hill, ]. A. Stan6eld,
James Harris, Julia A. Smith,
u. ]. JefIreys, Joseph L. Turner,
George ]. Moore. Henry Watson, 2
James Moore q David Whitaker
Mrs. Ann MeCulloch. ]. w. Watson,
Joseph McCuloch, r. w. Withers,
Cate Milton. Mary Z. Walker
O. Persons calling for the above letters will please
say They are advertised.
G. E. PARISH, p. N.
October q ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

~ The Election for Electors for President and
Vice President Of the Confederate States aud for mem
ben Of Congress, will be held throughout this State. on
Wednesday the 9Th day Of November nett
The officers and soldiers Of this slais. whether in
camp in this State Virginia, will vote on Thursday
before, il being the 3lsi IL October.
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FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of Orange
Hon. DAVID 4. REID, Of Rockingham.

DlsTRICTs.
Isl Dist. JOHN POOL. Of Pasquolsnk.
I'd COUNCIL WO0TEN. Of Lenoir.
81 L. w, HUMPHREY. Of 0nsIow.
4ih a JESSE O. SHEPHERD, Of Cumberland
slh THOMAS BRAGG. Of Wake.
9th a BEDFORD BROWN. Of Caswell.
7th ALFRED q. FOSTER, Of Randolph.
9Th = John WALKER. Of MecklenbufK.
9th TOD r. CALDWELL. Of Burke.
I0lh " A. Is. MERRIM0N. Of Buncomle.
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The Crrdll Rnsiness Dead !

ALL persons owing me, by note Or account,
a 70 this dsy, are hereby notified to call
AZ once and attend to them.
JAMES WEBB.
Jsl, isei. o.
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70 lie Ladies Of ORANGE COUNTY.
HEAD QUARTERS n. c. TROOPS.
Adjulant Generals Office, !
Raleigh, Oct is. 1861. &

General Order No. 2O
A LII Companies hereafter accepted by the Governor.
a will remain at home. without pay, until called on
for active service when reasonable time viii be allow
ed them for reaching the appointed place Of rendezvous
This order necessary account Of the limited guam
lily q Clothing and Camp Equipage now on hand.
and enable the Governor 70 have these supplies rea
dy r the use Of the Troops the time they begin their
field service.
By order Of the Commander in Chief
C.. MARTIN, AJjuiani General.
October ls, 1861. I5-4w
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W A u 7 z D
JULY l. 1851.

II. accounts contracted since The 1T Of January,
= dur lhis day, For some time past The whole.
sale dealers hsse required cash On delivery" from The
rrlail nfchanls ana We ere therefore compelled. for
ne ektS,H 10 ejues the credit 70 six instead Of twelve
mnnihs. Every can the necessity Of ths course
a. matters nnw stand.
h8.e desfnu. d continuing their accounts will cal
aud settle tie amount due u of the last six months.
TuRRENTINE & son.
suls I'll. 90
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N NOTICE
70 ne Sleri6s efhe different Counties " Nor
C0ralsod

70 ne Sheri6s d. he different Counties " North
Carolina.
A Ill Blankets and Clothing which may be received
"A BY you can be sent directly To the several Comps-
MES which went from your counly-and when your
own Companies are supplied, you will then forward
any balance hand 10 The Qsarieraas,et 10 Raleigh.
You will pot Up al articles intended for Your Cnmpa.
nes in strong boxes directed 10 he QuaHrgmsscE II
Raleigh--wiih the Company and the Regiment plainly
marked on them and 700 will have The contents 81
each box marked on il.
Whenever the Companies are on duty 10 your neigh
borhooG you are snlhorized 10 deliver The aices
Them, taxing the receipt Of the Captain ioI hem,
which receipt you will forward 10 this office.
]. DEvEREUX, Il. q. w.
October 4. is6l. ID 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

The cemnereial Convention, assembled At Macon
Ca. saopssd unsaimou,is. and with great enthusiasm.
a resslalisa Recommending coRgrsss 70 suspend the
cse0sisn q import do.ies. AMI ihiow ports open,
fst lres tsds with al nations who maintain peace with
"a
A series Of resolutions we're also adopted upon the
ssquesnstion act. recommending that no payment Of
dsbls ssquessesei be required during ue wn--ihai
claims Coz indemnity snd iads SiedBess due The North
- sllsssd in ~ oihst csuris te empowered IN Ger.
tain cas-. 70 molly retroactive Effects q he bilI-lhai
properly q Noahsn residents. IabOrins under dsabi.
tiss q overture. or infancy be exempted.
committee from Charleston. savannah hnd Mo-
BILE. appointed 20 era nine into plan Of marine bat.
,snns sn. submilis " g. A. Butts q Gsosgia report.
81 appfosingIy.
The conssniioa adjourned % NEE, at Montgomery,
Alabama, on ne ani Monday IN May, 1863.
->~>--.<--ee.>~-
The Pofomac.-I,i il reported in the Richmond
Essminss Of Monday that the battery at EsansPor, has
done srsrlisnl execution si,hin he laa ~ days, a.
though a. yet working bot frw gun. "A lsrge sehoon.
e was dsms.lsd BY ], few days ago. aud the block
sas d the river = said 70 be completely within control
si that Ioint.
The Pawuee, asd one Of two other Federel vessel.
ss said 70 have been sunk.
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WOOL WOOL! WOOL

lanes will b given IN exchange for Wool, and
~ Cnstom Work done 70 order
SHIELDS s BENNETT
Aphlel. - smpi
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CASH SYSTEM.

CASH SYSTEM.
EvINDING it impossible to buy Goods and meet our
payments if we continue the Credit System, = we
are compelled 10 adopt the " Cash System" until the
end Of the War.
TURRENTINE & SON.
October ~. 49,
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Williamsburg.
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