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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

The Peace Conference.-The 4FeACdeFy
Of Gen. I1vlg.s LII Texas--L1ncolNss
,CabiMet..MT. Ltmcolnse moVemanto
md Receptf0ns~.A Conspiracy Dis
covered to tkKe0an1natc mF. Lincoln
. efforts to RtcoVer the Govern
manila fyn1H af NAx <hp41a
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ANSWERS TO CURTOMERS,
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS,
Ladd, Webster & Co'a
Ladd, Webster & Cos
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES,

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pair.
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breaking the threads or re-
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, 1861-02-27

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or crooked nebdlo: which
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Strnightneedleea. aknown
to b4 tho best.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
spon.s or THE BATTLEFIELD.

Il will be seen by the following special or
der that Gen. Beauregard Is determined to
enforce the return Of articles taken from the
field Of battle;
The General Commanding has learned
with regret. that after the brilliant victory
achieved through the CALAMITY Of the Con.
federate troops on the 2Ist ultimo, that arms,
supplies, and munitions Of war, have been
appropriated by the inhabitants Of the sur.
rounding country. not attached TO the army.
whereby the Government suffers material loss
in is ability 20 prosecute the war with such
vigor as will drive the invaders from Virgin
Ia soil. The General cannot but believe that
such acts have been done through ignorance
that ali such articles are the property Of the
Government. Il is therefore ordered;
|. That al arms, horses. wagons, harness,
munitions Of war, and supple, and stores q
al descriptions, 80 appropriated. shall be de-
liyered 70 the nearest commanding officer.
IL. That each commanding officer. upon
the receipt Of such public property. shall
forthwith deliver the sane 10 the Quarter.
master AZ Manassas junction.
I'LL. That such persons As iail TO comply
with this order shall be dealt with in the
most prompt aud summary manner.
By command Of zen. Bednsgard.
THosAs JoRpas, A. A. Genl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
To the Ladies Of Orange County.

AM requested by the Governor Of your Stale, to call
upon you TO furnish for the soldiers in the army
wooden socks and blankets for their comfort and proec
ton during the approaching winter. Each donor will
please accompany her gift by her name Shall this
call upon your patriotism be made without proper
Spouse on your part cannot believe that il will;
therefore call upon you to forward with your gifts,
and lay them bountfully upon the altar Of your
try Initiate the example Of your mothers Of the revo
luton. and allow not the soldiers who have taken up
arms in defence Of your liberties your lives, and what
is still dearer, your hono to go unproyided for; suffer
not your defenders be exposed unprotected to the
winters chilling blasts Come, then, TO their relief;
furnish them with those necessary articles 70 relieve
suffering humanity, and thereby merit the plaudits not
only Of the present, but Of future generations.
| am your humble servant,
r. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
q The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward TO me articles for the soldiers:
W. w. Allison, N. p. Hall, ADDISON Mangum, NJ.
A. Angler. John w. Carr, and Axis Durham
August 20. 06--
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Richmond, Aug. %.

Richmond, Aug. %.
The President has approved the following
Acts:
An act establishing uniform rules for the
naturalization Of persons enlisted in the
Confederate army.
An act 10 increase the corps of Artillery.
An Act making appropriation of 10000
for the service of Physicians employed in
conjunction with the Medical Staff Of the
army.
An act allowing the Secretary Of War to
employ ooks and Nurses for Military SER
vice. and aPpropriating for such purpose
$500
An Act appropriating $50, 100000 for pay
Of Military, Quartermasters, Supplies, Trans
portation, Purchase, Subsistence and Medi-
cal Supplies and services.
An Act appropriating $50, 900 for the sup
port and establishment Of Military Hospi.
tails.
Resolutions authorising the Secretary o.
War in his discretion to furnish the yolun,
teer Cavalry Companies with all necessary
Equipments.
An Act to provide for the local defence
and special service, and some few other Acts
not of general interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
For tho Hill.borough Records.

Dalrcsic Hall, August 25th. 1861.
Whereas It has just been our melancholy
tate TO receive the sad tidngs of the decease
Of our late beloved fsllow-member, w. p.
Mangum. who by all was so highly esteemed
for his virtues and respected for his talents !;
and whereas it has been his glorious destiny
10 have his name enrolled ia the list Of the
heroes who fell in the recent conflict Of Ma
nassas. while nobly battling in the cause Of
Freedom and Justice, therefore
Resoiuesa, That we do deeply deplore the
affection that has fallen on our Society in
being so early deprived Of member. who
was destined 10 shed still brighter lustre on
her name. had not the relentless hand of
Death cut short career SO well begun.
RESOLVED. That we do still more deeply la
ment the loss that has been sustained by our
country in the premature death Of one who
has proven himself so well worthy to be her
defender in this her hour Of need.
Resolved, That we endesyor to submit with
all due humility to this dispensation Of an all
wise Providence. trusting that one, who lived
50 nobly and died 50 CALAMITY, has been but
transferred 10 another sphere. where far
richer reward awaits bis many merits.
Resolred, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathies to the bereaved family Of the de-
ceased, while pointing them to that source
whence alone consolation can come.
RESOLVED. That's copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family Of the deceased, and al.
so TO the HiIlsborough Recorder. Raleigh
Register and Raleigh Standard, with re-
quest for publication.
PRIDE DUPRRE.
y. NJ. LEIGH,
G. LAWRENCE WASHINGTON,
Committee.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

New York. August 10.
The Bohemia has arrived al Father Point,
with Liverpool dates to August 9th.
The London Times is bitterly sarcastic on
the battle OF Bull Run. The same paper in
dulges in some hard cracks on the Southern-
ers.
The London Times says that the victory
was complete, and that the Union army lost
all their military honors. All the journals
think that the battle closed the door Of coz
promise. Paris latter says that The yiclo-
ry has operated powerfully in favor Of the
Secessi0nists.
The London Herald SAYS that whom Napo-
leon heard Of the result Of the battle OF Bull
Run he resoiUed 10 Recognize the Confederate
STATES.
The Times fears that the question Of the
blockade of the Southern ports will lead to
difficult complications. Lord Palmersion
has declared that the entrance BY any duty
paying vessel at any blockaded port, wipes
oot the blockade. A belligerent may seal all
ports. but when it lets in single vessel the
right to blockade il is gone.
The Queens speech says that foreign re-
latlons are all friendly, and trusts that there
will be no danger 10 the peace Of Europe,
and that we have determined. 10 connection
with other powers, to observe strict neu-
trality with regard 10 American affairs.
The London Times. in an editorial, takes
the recent speech of Mr.. Vallandigham as
evidence Of the charges that will be brough,
against President Lincoln il the South is sue
cessful. II saws that only victory by which
the stain Of Manassas may be eliaced, and
the South induced TO cone to terms. can Sc
cure the President from the consequences o.
having begun civil war.
The London Globe observes, with regard
to the blockade question, that blockade j:
right Of war. but by what right, whether Of
war or peace, can Congress empower the Ex.
ecntive to desist from the blockade. and sub.
siitute the leyying Of official duties on goods
about to be landed in territories where that
Executive can afford no protection To then
from further execution or speculation IN an,
shapes
The London Post, in an editorial on the
blackadc question, says, IL, unfortunately
England should be compelled into quarrel
the blame will not rest with England, bu
with the Government which has endeayoreC
TO effect the ruin Of innocent commerce {,
enforce the validity Of blockade which il i
manifestly incompetent 20 maintain.
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.

Mn. HEARTT-Dear Sir:--WiIl you be 80
kind as to give the following place In the
HiIlsborough Recorder
1t is with pleasure, that we are permitted
to stale, that the Order Of the Sons Of Tenn
perance has again been revived in the town
Of Hillsborough, and that Division, legally
organized, has again entered upon me work
assigned it in this community. This an
nouncement we thought necessary, that those
favorable to this institution, and to the Tenn
perance reform, might be encouraged in their
labor OF love, and that they might know that
Society has been formed here, which they
can join, and thus assist in driving the evil
of intemperance from our community.
We would not stop to argue that the Tenn
perance movement is good one, or that en-
tire safety is only TO be found in Total ABB
stinence; but we would urge upon all, sober
men as well as the drunkard, to join with Us
in the noble effort to destroy that habit which
is destroying SO many.
Our Division, for the present, will meet
regularly, in q room belonging to W. HI.
Brown. Esq, situated near his dwelling
house.
lfpersons from the surrounding country
or even in distant parts Of the county, are
willing to unite with Us. We shall be very
glad 10 have them do SO.
Come Temperance men; and while our
patriotic and noble soldiers are driving our
foes from our soil. let us make an effort to
drive worse enemy from society. An en-
envy that has destroyed its thirty thousand
annually in our happy country. and is still
running those who would be pillars Of Church
and State.
BY order Of the Division.
b. GUTHRIE. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

THf NKw YoRK DsnocRAcY.-Albany. Au-
gust l5.--The Breckenridge State Central
Committee met At the Delavan House to-day.
Twelve members out Of sixteen were pres
ent. Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the present wat has been brought about
BY abolition aggresslons upon the rights Of
the South. The resolutions also oppose CO.
ercion and attacks upon free speech. and adj
yocate an armistice between the now con-
tending a.mies North aud South. and the i'm
mediate eonvoeslion Of Convention Of del
'egates from all The States which acknowledge
themselves members o. the Union 10 Noyem-
Der. 1861. TO the end that al differences may
be peaceably adjusted. our land saved from
bloodshed. and restored to peace. concord
aud union.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

succnss or rHr Corros I.oaS.-The Con-
federate Government. Il Is believed. will
have ia its possession by the first Of septem.
Der certificates Of transfer 10 the amount Of
100000 Of bales Of cotton Of the growing
crops, for which Confederate bonds are to be
exchanged. The price regulating The ex.
change Is 10 be the minimum value Of cotton
during the last three years. On these Ger.
tiieates Of transfer II Is said offers have been
made by British capitalists 10 advance 80
per cent. in sterling exchange. taking as a
basis Of the purchase the average price Of
cotton during the past few years.
Cha,ksioa Mercury
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

Hon. +. A. n. Nelson. Of Tennessee, whose
arrest and arrival here have been noticed
has been released bs oar Confederate Gov
erument. Mr.. Nelson declared his purpose
TO acquissce in the attitude and the political
relations which Tennessee has chosen for
herself and the duties consequent thereupon
lie acknowledges allegiance both to Tennes.
see and 10 the Confederate Government. His
high character gives abundant assurance that
his engagements and declarations will be
honorably complied with. Our government.
therefore, could have no reason foe his de.
tcntion, asd We are pleased that the Admin.
istration has ordered his discharge. We
trust the generous course Of our Government
aud the patriotism Of Mr. Nelson will have a
happy effect in promoting the quiet Of the
people Of East Tennessee. Mr.. Nelson will
probably issue 40 address to his people be-
tore long. Rich Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

through the medium of the Associated Press
dispatches. Richmond Dispatch.
Loss or LIFE BY THE FLooD IN OHro.--The
Pittsbarg Gazette says: The damage to
property and the loss Of life along the streams
in Columbiana county. Ohio, is said to be
appalling. Near Elkton it is reported four
houses were taken down the stream during
the night, with all the inmates and contents.
Many persons were drowned, and the pro-
perry totally destroyed.
New York PoLITIcs.-The State Execu-
tive Committee Of the Bell and Everett par
ty Of New York held meeting last Satur-
day. After passing resolutions deprecating
the war, and regretting that their warnings
last fall were not regarded, &c., ii was re-
solved that the comiDittee adjourn to meet
ct Syracuse, on the 4th proximo. This is
the same day on which the Democratic State
Convention meets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

SUPREME CouRT.-At the Morgsnton Ter N
OF this Court, Dessrs. John Kerr Smith, Of
Wilkes, and j. w. Holmes. Of Arkansas.
we're granted County Court Licenses, and
Messrs. Henry A. Bsdham, Of Arkansas. and
Virgil A. Lusk, Ct Madison. we're granted
Superior Court Licenses.
We learn that the Court Adjourned on the
9th. having done little business--the conn-
sci being principally Volunteers.
Raleigh Rsgisfey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

Extract Of a letter dated i60 miles south.
west from Chicago. illinois, Everything
looks a. blue az milestone out here, and q
man who should be caught paying a note
would be an object Of public curiosity. The
market price OF corn Is ten cents bushel.
Only think, q dinner at hotel costs Eve
bushels good yellow corn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber On the 18th day Of
N June last negro fellow named Mafk. o. Murchi.
son. He Is about thirty old. .lark yellow color.
low thick SET sury in his speech. AMI hls down look
when spoken TO- He has teen in the habit Of trading
with white persons, and NAV al this time he under their
guidance and protection. His acquaintance Is extern
siye among the negroes ia the county. and b. may
range in the neiehbofhoods Of Chapel Hill. Guuicls
Durham's, Marlborough, and New Hope Church. i he
has not left the county.
The above reward will be given iot bis apprehension
and delivery 10 me- OF his confinement N ai that
may get him OF thirty dollars viii he given i appre.
hendel beyond the limit. of the county sn1 delivered
q above. w. N. PATTERSON.
Iuls u. O.-JW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

The Washington Republican says: The
forty two thousand dollars due Virginia un.
der the land distribution act Of ls4i, and
which that State has hitherto refused TO re.
ceive, was paid over the other day to Gov.
Picrpunt
This in connection with the ~ 900 stolen
from the Bank Of Weston, in Lewis, will
enable Carlisle and his negro children to 20
10 market for some time 70 come.
Psfersbeg EIpress
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
JULY |. 1861.

IL. accounts contracted since The si Of January
n are due this dag. For some time past The whole.
sale dealers have required cash on delivery from ne
retail merchants, and We arc therefore crnrecj or
fkt preenf ID reduce the credit 70 sx insisst II twelve
aath. Every one can sec the necessity u lhs course
As matters now stand.
Those DESTROYS 81 continuing their accounts VII cav
and settle the amount due us cor the la rs months
TURRENTlNE 4 son.
s.,.,t o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

~ The Rev. Cicero F. Harris will preach the Flu.
neral Of Mrs M. r. FreeIand at Chestnut RIDGE on the
first Sunday In September.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

Brigham Young has thrown Of his allegi.
snce 70 Lineoln's government. and declared
the Independence Of the territory. The
Mormons are arming in every direction 10
mainisin their independence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
HOLLOWAY PILLS.
Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking down Of the
nervous system To be exeshle or nervous IN small
degree Is most distressing, for where can remedy be
found There is one drink but little wine. beer. or
spirits. far helier none take no coffee weaktea be-
ing preienbe gel al the fresh ar you can take three
OF four Pills every night; eat plenty 81 solids avoiding
the Use 81 sops snd II these golden Jules be followed
you will e happy 10 mind and strong ia body and for
sei Sou have ans nervcs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
Legislature Of North Carolina.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Humphrey and referred
to the judiciary committee, to repeal certain sections
Of the ordinance passed by the Convention which re-
laies to the disbanding Of volunteer companies not
transferred to the Confederate States by the 2olh Of
August, was reported back from that committee. and
passed the secoad and third reading The resolution
was afterwards passed In the Commons with an a.
mendmsni, which was agreed to by the Senate.
Mr.. Biedsoe offered a resolution insirueting the
committee on finance to report bill providing for the
collection Of ad yalorsm on slaves according 10
the amended constitution. which amended so to
resolution was adopted.
The resolution sulho izing ths raising Of .iegions,
regiments and companies, by citizens Of North Caro-
ina be teaiered to President Davis, was reported
back from the committee military affairs The res.
oluiion after being amended, passed secOpd and third
reading.
Mr. Turner introduced bill 10 repeal The law for.
bidding tar on State Bonds which was referred to The
finance committee.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On Saturday the l7lh, Mr.. Poy, Of 0nslow, present
ed preamble and resolution to take the sense Of the
people IN reference TO the re-ssssmbling Of the State
Convention In November merit which produced long
and excited debate The resolutions coming up again
on MonJay. The discussion was continued BY Mr.. Me.
bane against the resolution and Mr. CLARK Of Craven
replied. On Tuesday, after some further debate the
resolution was referred 10 the Judiciary committee. On
Wednesday the committee reported back the resolution
with an smendmsa, 10 The preamble, and recommend.
ed lha. /, % no, pasa Mr. Poy addressed the House
at some lensih IN support Of his bill but fnally the
substitute Of the committee was adopted.
Mr.. Meuimon, from The committee on internal i'm.
prosemenls, reported bill in favor Of authorizing ID,
Isnsr o. coupon bonds BY The Treasurer 10 the amount
Of $500 900. 70 the Western Railroad Company, ID
complete said Railroad 70 the Coa6elds Al an early
day. Ar. Wight presented letter from Hon. Mr
Mallory. Secretary Of the Navy q the Gonfeders,s
States urging iis early completion, which At bis re-
quest read NJ. Person urged The passage Of Tho
bill because o. the absolute importance Of supply d
coal for our steam navy. machine and workshops q.
well ss 10 supply the general want. Nj. fsrebe,
knees thai the coal greatly needed our machine
shops and be eogn1ant Of the fact that 100 ton,
Of coal were nos needed % carry on very important
operations 10 which ihs government wss interested
The bill passed y large vo,s-ysas 50, nays H. I
was ordered to b engrosssd and sent to the senss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

Laao. SALE OF wooL.-The Nashville
Union Of the 9th inst. says:
We heard Of a heavy transaction in wool
yesterday. Mr.. Thomas n. Tate. Of Char
lotte, N. O., bought Mr.. M. b. Cockrills
entire lot Of Wool. amounting 10 about IS,
600 lbs, at 45c per ID. This Wool is Of the
finest quality. and is intended for Mr.. Tate's
mandatory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
RUNAWAY CAUGHT |
Virginia and North Carolina IRE
pressibles.
Junction P. O., Hanover County, va.,1
July 20, 1861.

Junction p. O., Hanover County, va.,1
July 70, 1861.
4 NDER this name il is proposed to get up regi-
" ment Of ten companies, Of 100 men each, incud-
ing officers, making 900 men. We are 10 use citi-
zens clothes and use such arms as we can furnish
ourselyes-A pair Of Colts pistols, bowie knife and
double barrel gun, with Minnie ball OF good rife;
pledge ourselves to serve during the war wherever
the President may choose to place US; to serve with
out pay.
The main object Of this organization is to avenge the
death Of Gen, Robert s. Garnett Of Virginia. and Col
Charles + Fisher Of North Carolina.
Those who wish to form such regiment viii signi-
y their ascent by writing TO at The above post Office
Aand when we have 500 men we win report ourselves
Tor duty, and go on increasing our number until il
amounts to 900.
The design Is, that the number shall always be kept
up BY new enlistments whenever vacancies occur By
death inability, and no other cause shall release
man from his obligation will act private, or in any
capacity the regiment may direct. When our number
reaches Eve hundred will request the President to
sppoint Colonel Of his own selection, and muster US
into service at Richmond. will advertise the time Of
meeting there as receive the names Of five
hundred men. Each company will choose its own
captain and subordinate officers
THEODORE s. GARRETT.
~ The newspapers in Virginia and North Carroll.
will doubtless publish the above without charge for
three weeks.
/ August -. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

will be held on Monday evening next. at half past Eve
o'clock
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28

Dr. Montgomery, surgeon in the Sd regiment Of N
Carolina Volunteers in Suffolk on Thursday Ia st,
and reports that all was quiet a. smithfed and that
the health Of the regiment was very good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
WOODEN SOCKSl

w ANTED, at Hiilsborough, for e The. Sick Sol
~ diers," WOODEN SOCKS, for which goods o.
any kind will be given by our merchants.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY. OF Hillsborough.
July 81. ID