The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-02
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FEMALE WAsRioR.--The Menphis Az
alsnehe. Of September l2, says:
One Of the I.ouisians Companies in The
battle at Msnassa lost its captain. The
company then unanimously elected the wife
Of The deceased to 81, his place. and the la
dy. 10 uniform, passed through the City yes.
terday. on her way to assume command Of
her company.
4 LaEoE HsuL.-The Confederate Gov
eminent has seized 5000 hhds. Of tobacco,
worth about s350.0 belonging TO Augusie
Belmont, the ". Y. banker, and stored in
Richmond. Il is said that many other large
eoniiscations are made daily.
THR DAY. or ATosrmKsT m CAsp.-The
soldiers Of the Hebrew faith In the Confed-
crate army al Pensacola, some forty in nam
Der. celebrated. BY permission u General
Bragg. the Jewish festival Of the Atsnement.
10 the prayers which they offered up 10 the
God d their fathers. they forgot not The
Government Tor which they have taken up
arms.
A factory has just been started 10 Will
mingion. N. c., under the direction u Col.
Estsan. tor the manufacture Of swords and
muskets. A mill and hne wster. power are
already in play. and a number Of uorkmen
from Richmond. Va, have been sent down
70 commence operations.
Within the past week OF ten days Affairs
10 Kentucky have begun TO wear far more
encouraging aspect for the South than ne
had been won't for some time TO sxpse,. The
bold acton Of Gen. Backner. the taking pos
session Of Moldrough's Hill, the advance
movement Of Gen. Zollieoifer and defeat ii
the enemy al Barboarsyille, and the decisive
measures taken By Gen. Albert Johnston IS
reported this morning by telegraph, al unite
10 induce the hope that the fate % Kentucky
will be less unhappy than thai Of Maryland
and Missouri. R.elmoad Rra-iag.
SHoorIso o. PoUs IiUspakp MurstKu.-
Adviees received here yesterday iron the
Maryland shore give us the account % the
shooting Of four hundred matineers. IN the
city Of Washington. by order Of Gen. Nc.
Clrllan. The cause for this terrible espe-
dent Is said 10 have been the disobedience of
the Yankees, refusing 10 obey the commands
Of their officers, las they eowardly did 10 the
late affair at Levinsyill,) to advance upon
the confederatss.
This intelligence Is derived from sources
Of testimony which are fully relied on 10 Of
fcal qusrters.
Accounts have also been received Of the
arrest By the Lincoln Government, OF Sena.
tors Pearee and Kennedy, of MARYLAND.
Richmond Esamiasr. zsfi.
The Journal Of Commerce says that the
Day Books list Of peace papers, with its
own additions, makes no less ihsn one han
dred and City two journals 10 the North OPP
posed 10 the war.
The Tribune says that the World Is los
ing $500 q week and the World retorts
the Tribune is losing like amount Both
have reduced their dimensions.
The Journal Of Commerce has been com
PEELED 10 change Editors.
The Courier des Flats Unis, the French
paper in New York. has concluded 20 be al
lent, seeing The persecution and suppression
Of otherDapers In New York that advocate
peace. II says IL Is satisfied that majority
Of the Union submits 10 a war which u does
moi approve aud that the end will be ruin
and revolution.
NsshvlIs. Sept. 10.
The State of Tennessee seized last night
al State line, 90 Box cars. Q Locomotives, 8
passenger cars aud baggage cars. belonging
to The Kentucky portion Of The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, also arrested Fish
Henry. Conductor. and Bassct, telegraph op.
orator al State Line. The confederates
have fortified Bowling Green, Muldro Hill
and MurfordssiIIe (the latter place Is 20
miles from Louissills.) ssveesl Nashville
merchants have been arrested In Louisville.