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WOOL CARDING

WE subscribar, living eight and half miles north
OF Hillsborough, will have bis Steam Cardng Ma.
chimes in first rate order by the 10th Of June Thank
tul tor the former patronage which has been bestowed
upon him. he hopes still 10 receive The custom Of all who
want good work done. Cardng viii be done for III
cents per pound for white WOOL fifth part of the
wool Mixed if the different coors arc pulled togetl
before being brought will be carded for is cents per
pound; il not so pulled together, an extra charge viii
be made. he expects 10 have good Picker, or Bur.
ing Machine in operation. Bring your wool in COED
order and put pound Of grease to twelve pounds III
wool and you will get good work
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 4. 46--
tE' The Raleigh STANDARD and Milton Chrsnicla
copy four weeks, and forward account TO Cedar Grove
Orange county, G.
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For tho Marlborough Recorder.


Ma. EpiroR; Our regiment suffered &C..
yefely from the engagement Of The Goth, on
the north bank Of the Chckahominy, and for
the benefit Of the friends about 10 your coun-
" and elsewhere, | transmit you list Of our
Killed snd wounded.
First ". c. Troops, Col. Stokes.
Col. Stokes was wosnded In the thigh /;
Lieut.. Col. Mcdowell. wounded; Mai. IL.
L. skinner. killed; Adjt J. s. II. Miller,
wounded.
Company ~. Capt. r.. M Scot. commanding.
killed-Leat. p. n. Grandy, sergt.
Thomas Adams. Daniel Brown, Martin Cole,
William Riley, Simpson Vaughan, Allen
Stowe. Stephen Carroll, John A. liinton.
Wounded-Lieut. d. Z. Stokes, n. M.
Pardus. Ashmond Minnis, Thomss r. Gates.
W. y. Wise. Elijah shirss, n. N. Davis.
Several others with some little bruisc
wounds. n. N. sHERRII.L,
Company ID, lat N. o. r.
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Obituary.

Died, in Orange county, vi the Goth Of June last,
NJ. JAMES G. fAuCETr, ia The s4ih year Of his
age. The deceased was mos, excellent young man.
and deserved great Credit fcr The manner ii which he
had conducted himself al through life. lie was noted
from child ot the love which he bore Cor his mother
aud Ill the family, aud laborcd much for their welfare
He was highly esteemed BY bis neiehbOrs. and those
who knew him best esteemed him most. He was
member Of Capt. Graham's company, from onngc.
His company has lost good soldier and friend. But
their loss is his eternal gain Tor no doubt he was
christian. In the fa Of SEQ he became an anxious
inquirer aicr Salvation. II was the pleasure Of The
writer 70 see him mourn on account Of his sins, and 70
sec him comfofed BY believing 10 Jesus and rejoicing
in hope Of the glory Of God and though henevcr unit,
cd With the church, yet bis conduct was such q, al
times ss 10 give evidence Of change Of heart. What
blessed consolation, that he has exchanged oil The
sorrows and the eens Joys Cfsarh for all the refined
pleasures ofhesvsn. He has gone 10 those blessed
gions where wars arc unknown aud the roar Of the can.
non never heard. Farewell thou ssinted spirit il VIC
meet thee 10 the skies. May the Lord bless and sane
lily bis unlimeIy death 10 the lasting good Of ell the
family. HE neishbou and friends. May they 81 hs
prepared by s,sss divine 10 mts, ~ heaven 10 part No
more fefsver. T.M,i
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PLANK WANTED.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.

rn,rn marlborough, June IA, 1862.
faKMERS and others having WooI. far sale ara
hereby notified that the QSor,er mas,ar,s g,ensr,.
ment is DESTROYS of purchasing Wool IN snv oopn,i.
ties, and requested to notify me at this Mace Al what
price and in what quantities thew can lpI;~s, bs s,.
Gle. On the receipt Of such noSeaon ,ba n,eea as
delivery will be indicated. Those having ,bs article
Tor sale are earnestly solicited to awe h a,lvs,,;ss
ment their attention, the place Il deliver w;,I n
made convenient, md liberal price will be paid. This
aoyeFllsement is intended to apply only 10 those re.
siding within the limits Of the State Of North Carol;ns
JOHN w. CAMERON
Major and 9. NJ. C.s.A.,
June Is 40 a.,
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RECEIYIN G..

I'M Gas, Steel Hoops, ? Bags Coffee, s casks Rice
NV boxes Starch, &c
kegs English Soda, 3 bbls. Sugar, Salt. &c.
Dbl. Logwood, 80 lbs. indigo hbl. GopPerass &C.
1000 dollars worth Of Crockery. &c
calicos. Lawns and Muslins, assorted.
Boys Shoes, Bunch Cotton. &c.
hbl. best Vinegar, $ bbls. Lamp Black,
Train Oil, Linseed OIL
Black and Green Tea, 5 boxes Snuff
The above goods arc for sale al fabulous pricesless
than Confederate prices viii not be hell. Ii not sold
soon viii be sold IN a better market than this. We
sell under other markets aud at less profit than before
tho trouble"
The parly who has ne Cold Locket will please re-
turn IT, as ihit Locket is more than we have made dur
II. n. BROWN & CO.
Tnly , so
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

A PRETENDED and lodged in the Jail al Hills.
n borough, Orange counly. Il. q. on The 2lst day
Of April Negro Man, supposed to be sixty years old,
quite black about five feet six or seven inches high
He says his name is SAM, and belongs 10 Mathew
Tory, at Snow Hill, Gates county N. G. The owner
can get him, by proving property and paying all costs
and charges. d ~ IoNES ck..:G
April 80. a.
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poNATIoNs.

The /. Soldiers Aid Society," Of HILLSIDE.
rough, n. %, acknowledges the receipt Of
the following donations. from The lsi OF Jan.
uary 70 The fst Of July, 1868
Mr.. Turrentine, cloth for IL shirts for
Hospital.
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Mrs. Philips. crackers and dried dam
sons.
Miss M. Philips, pair socks.
Mrs. Knox, pairs gloves, bottles black
berry wine, bundle of linen, counterpart.
! blanket, sage. string Of pepper, and
walls.
Mrs. Bagley, . pairs gloves, pickles. can
Of peaches.
MRS.. Webb. package soap, bundle
candles, cake of soap, bundle OF lint
Miss l.. Webb. pair socks.
Miss Nash. | loaf Of sugar. bundle corn
starch, pepper. linen.
Miss l.. Nash, pair socks.
Mrs. Graham, bundle red pepper. OK
Of bandages. paper Of sage, | sheet. bottles
blackberry wine. 81 pannds of coffee, bag Of
sage, bottle OF brandy, lint and linen.
Miss s. Graham. pair socks.
Mrs. Thos. Hill, piece of cloth, 8 bottles
blackberry wine, old linen and towels. dried
damsoas.
Miss r. Hill. 2 bottles blackberry wine.
Mrs. Dortch, pair socks.
Mrs. Stanley, cakes soap, pepper, sage,
Q pairs socks, and carded lint.
Mrs. Gooding, pairs socks.
Mrs. Pettigfew, 10 pairs socks.
Mrs. Col. Jones. pair blankets, pair
gloves, old linen.
Mrs. X. Jones, pair blankets, old clothes.
Miss X. Jones, pair gloves.
Mrs. Ruffin. pair blankets.
Mrs. DIR. Jones, shirts, pairs drawers,
pairs socks. collars, linen. lint and bread.
Mrs. Kirkland, shirt. | bottle blackber-
ny wine. and old linen.
Mrs. Richards, bundle OF sage, pepper,
and dried fruit
Mrs. Alien Huskey, bundle sage and red
pepper.
Mrs. VIM. Brown. bundle red pepper.
Mrs. III. Brown, bag red pepper.
Mrs. Gattis, ! bundle dried fruit, sage,
red pepper and rice.
Mrs. Strowd, 4 pounds rice. bar Of soap,
spices.
Miss r. Strowd. dried fruit. bottle black
berry wine.
Mrs. Strain. bundle sage.
Jenny Faucet, Servant bundle sage
and pepper.
Mrs. Reese. shirt. pound Of soap. and
linen.
Mrs. Owen. . bags dried fruit, 4 -loayes
bread, pepper. sage and old linen.
Mrs. Cooley, crackers.
Mrs. Finley aud Miss Collins, shirts. Q
pairs drawers.
Mrs. Norwood. dried apples, dried peaches.
4 bottles blackberry wine, pounds mutton
suet.
Mr.. Baseer. | bundle red pepper.
Mrs j. Berry. sage, dried peaches, bot
tie blackberry wine, lint aud bandages.
Mrs. Few, sage, dried fruit, shirt, black
tea, pair socks.
Mrs. r. {. Cameron, shirts, 5 pairs
drawers. pounds Of soap, is balls soap,
pepper. sage, mustard. " sausages, 4 hens,
l barrel -four.
Mrs. Sirayhorn, bags dried fruit, bun
die Of old linen and clothes.
Misses Rowland, bundle lint.
Mrs. CARTS, bag of dried fruit, 8 bottles
blackberry wine, aud old clothes.
Mrs. l.. DeRossct. o. pounds Of rice.
Nrs. J. Cain. | sheet, coat, pairs pants,
2 shirts, 8 vests, ] pair drawers. bottle
wine. bottle whisky, dried fruit,
! package soap. loases bread. biscuits. old
linen.
Mrs. Roulbae. 5 dozen riggs, bag Of dried
fruit.
Mrs. r. Jones, 4 pair socks.
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Dividend No. 6-Hillsboro Savings
Institution

THE Board Of Directors Of The Hillsboro Savings
Institution have this day declared Dividend Of
four per cent payable on and after the 10th day Or
July, 1862
July l. 81
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

~HEREAs 4. W. Best, Esq, mailed al tioIdsbo.
w rough letter directed 10 me, which letter con-
tanned three One Hundred Dollar notes of Confederate
money, and also blank note for two hundred and fifty
dollars signed by the said Best, this letter has been
stolen from the mail, will pay the above reward for
the recovery Of the said letter and money and the con-
yctioH Of The thief
SAMUEL PEARCE.
July 2. so -3wp
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S AY M RE

GTRAYED from a drove at Mr.. John Leathcrs's,
- near Durham's Station on Saturday night, tho
i4th instant, large Black Mare belonging to James
NJ. Dickson, Of the LIST Cavalry Regiment suitable
reward will be given for the recovery of said Mare,
such information as will enable ne TO get her.
Information can be left with Mr.. A. w. Hedgpeth, in
Hsborough or addressed to the subscriber at UnyeE
city Station. Uu puopFc
June IS. 29-
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAININGin the Post Office at Marlborough on
- the lst day Of July, 1862.
Thomas Andrews, Mrs. William Lord
James Bryant, Lizzie N. Lindsey,
Gray Billups, Rev. E. H. Lake,
Eddy Black, DR.. ]. w. Lack,
]. o. Bradshaw & Co, Margaret McIser
James w. Bryan, d. b. Mcleod,
DR.. William Berry,, A. McAdams,
Mrs. James w. Bryan, ]. L. Pennington.
Mss. Manly Beyiu. William Riley,
Martha E. Cooeh, John NJ Rosie,
William Gates, Miss $. E. Ray,
Presley Gates. NJ e. Rylley
George Garden, w. p. Roberts,
John w. Garden, Sarah J. Riley,
Joseph Clark, Caroline Riley,
Mary Cheek, John II. Sykes,
j. NJ. Gates, Mary Z. Smith. 2
Denis DAY. Benjamin Sykes,
Melissa Dunnigan, John n. Smith,
5. N. Dunn. Daniel F. Thompson,
Capt. F.. II. Edwards. Sarah Thompson,
James NJ. French, William L. Turner,
David II. Green, William Turner,
John X. Gibson, William Tapp.
Manly Gigg, L G.. Wson2
Rev. G. F. Harris, d. II. Mullins,
George Hicks, Mamie q. Whitakef,2
Mary Hubble. Casey Warren.
Alfred Hopkins, RufTin Wilson,
Julia A. Hamany, Lizzie E. Woods.
Llneline uoi, Margaret HatSOD,
Miss Z. E. Hadley, Rev. John d. Wilson,
r. ]. Jetfreys, James NJ. Workman,
William Jackson, Miss r. j. Whitaker.
F.. J. Jones, w. NJ. Watson,
Robert Jrifreys. William White,
Mary Jones, Willie Woods,
]. p. Kirkland, Martha J. Webster.
Eliza Long, Alexander Walker.
~ Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they advertised.
G. Z. PARISH, p. ~
July ?. So
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Mr.. II. N. Brown. fifty dollars per month
for the benefit Of the needy families Of sol.
diers.
The Society have sent some % these con.
tributions 70 the " Orange Guards Orange
Cavalry" and 10 Hospitals in Goldsborough,
Petersburg. and Richmond; aud have dis
tributed. during the past month, eighty dol.
lars TO needy families Of absent soldiers. A
record Of heir transactions is kept az the
Society Room, which will be eheerfully sub
mitIed 10 The inspection Of contributors. who
may iesl an interest in knowing the manner
W which Their contributions have been ~.
ptopriated.
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From The latest accounts il appears that the fight is
sil going on below Richmond, with uniform success
on the part Of the Confederstes, though with grea,
lOss. The last accounts report that Mcclellan had re-.
esved large ie.inforsemsnls and would again make
stand.
We had strong hope tina, this battle at Richmond
would decide tho contest especially II tho fedes for.
COS were beaten, AZ !, appears they have been But !,
appears that Lincoln is determined 10 push the war TO
the last extremity, report says that he has issued
proclamation calling fcr 100000 additional troops
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YoTICE-TAXEs.

NOI tic.
n WILL attend At the following times and places 10
= collect The Taxes for the year ls6ls
81 Hillsbofovgh, ON Thursday the 18th Of July.
James W. Miles,. on Friday the 18th.
Cedar Grove. on Saturday the 10Th.
Al 1'clcrs, on Monday The elsi.
l.. w. Halls, on Tuesday the ED.
Red Mountain, on Wednesday the I'D.
Mangumis Sure, on Thursday the 24ih.
webbs' Factory, on Friday the 25lh.
John A. Coless. on Saturday the goth.
William L. Walkers, on Monday the sSIh.
Durham's Station, on Tuesday tic s9,h.
A. d. Guntet's on Wednesday the 3OIh.
Chapel Till, on Thursday the 5lsi.
White Cross, on Friday the lei Of August
Thomas j. Caics's, on Saturday the 81.
Thomas Longs, on Monday the 9TH.
lIlsbotough, Tor Tswn Tax, on Tuesday The 9TH.
r. VI. JONES, Sheriff
juno IS. o.
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MALE SCHOOL.

NNY next session will commence on lhC second
w Monday Of July next.
Tuition, Per session q five months $500
Board including room, washing, wood, &C., can he
obtained in the noishhorhood at Sls so per month.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES.
lane IS. i0-2w
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TO THE PUBLIC
CONFEDERATE ARRIVALS.

CONFEDERATE ARRIVALS.
400 Yis. GOLD LACE,
AUU ~ .tlls Staff BUTTONS,
Infantry and North Carolina BUTTONS.
"a Ibs Blaek aud Green TEA,
Confederate Gray and Blue CLOTH,
CALIrOS and LAWNS,
New Orleans SYRUP, low by the barrel
One or two Of the handsomest H0l SIS
in Hillsborough for sale.
April -.
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SIls.s1s ls

We The undersigned, committee appointed BY the
Directors o investigate the affairs Of The II.borS 81.
wings Inst,u,on Cor the as, sr months report That The
above ststsment truly shows iSs condition.
=. A. TuRRENTINE, q r....,,.
\. w. HUGHES, Nomhhtee'
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HIDES AND BARK.

I'VE will pay the highest cash prices for Green and
w Dry Hides, delivered al the store.
Also for 1000 cords good Oak Bark, delivered opi
yard, formerly known as Rirkiand's Tan Yard.
TURRENTINE & BRO.
March Z. So
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BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
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Capt. Freeland. "A le,isr from the Surgeon
a. Fortress Monroe gives the painful intelligence that
Capt. William J. Freeand sunk under the effects Of
the anPulaon Of his es and died the 2s Of lpue.
He BARRED the asd By Brother Masons. with ali
the honors due 70 brave soldier.
Capt Ffsslsnd desersdIy stood high in every good
man, citizen, soldier, aud q christian. A
friend who bad sPen, time with him in comp in
writing % BIZ wife this melancholy OCCASION says
" Your influence him isr good vas ver great. IN
confidential tain with him In his lea, Las, fall, saw
hOW fssOfabs 4 had been, and how earnest and how
hopeful his esHs ~ere % be christian. 10 the quiet
houn Of his last days he doubtless experienced more
than ever bsfos and though may no, hear bis last
words and dying hope. yea have The precious 90
lace which such lie and such heart should inspire
~ lived asbly ssqsisssd hmseIf with 6dsliy and dis
,ne,iOn in this terrible struggle Away. equal 10
the duties required Of him and the confidence reposed
70 him. and has bequra,hej the hope ina, While b,
|, one Of The martyrs Of Freedom, he i else. and for
ever one q hose who repo.e in the eternal poser Of
heaven. and taste The Joys aud wear Inc hOnors u ME
rsdeemedr
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MccLELL4N's ARMY.

Richmond. July s.--Two divisions were
in close pursuit Of the Yankees this morn
ing who we're retreating through Charles
City county near the river. Stuari'sCaval-
ry, who have been operating on the Pamun.
key. have joined in the pursuit. which. owing
to the condition Of the country. since the re-
cent rain, is necessarily slow.
Reliable accounts justify the expectation
of the capture Of large number Of the fu-
gitives.
SECOND DISPATCH.
10000 Yankees escaped across the river
to day. Gep. Lee summoned the remainder
Of the army to surrender Internationally.
Mcclellan refused file Is played out not
withstanding.
We took several thousand prisoners whilst
they we're attempting to cross the James.
Gov. Letcher stated TO crowd on the
Square this morning that the enemy had
abandoned 40 field pieces.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The Yankees are in full retreat by way of
Charles City Courthouse.
The Yankee Major General Richardson is
killed.
There is great enthusiasm in the city over
our victories.
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DIscHlRcEs.--A. 3. Cooper. the Adjutant
and Inspector General Of the Confederate
States, in general orders No. A, says:
". To prevent misconception in refer.
erce TO the discharge Of men under eighteen,
and over thirty five years of age, under the
CONSUMPTION Act, the army is Informed that
only such persons as have not rr-enlisted Cor
three years or the war will be entitled to
their discharge on the 10th Of July next.
Those OF the ages above mentioned who have
so re.enlisted, whether they arc in twelve
months Regiments or war regiments. are not
entitled to discharge until they have sery.
ed out their term of enlistment.
V. Regimental Medical Officers. when in
charge Of patients brought to General Hos
pitfalls. or in the vicinity OF the same, will
turn them over 70 the Surgeon in charge.
and return without delay 70 their legitimate
duties.
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The Yankee Major General Richardson is
killed.
There is great enthusiasm in the city over
our victories.
Richmond, July s.
A dispatch from Petersburg says that gen
tlemen who came from down the river count
ed eighty vessels Of all kinds at and between
Berkeley, yesterday. Heavy cannonading
was heard back Of Berkeley from IL to i
o'clock. A dense cloud Of smoke was seen
arising from that quarter subsequently.
The Monterey and another gunbOat had
passed up the river above City Point, in the
afternoon, Smelling the woods furiously as
they progressed.
The New York Tribune Of the 2Sth saws
that the killed, wounded and missing in the
late fight near Charleston amounted to six
hundred and fifty eight. Gen. Benbam had
been arrested for making the attack. lie
and his staff had reached New York.
Richmond, July 6.
The Enquirer has received Baltimore pa
pers of the 4th. The Washington CORES
pendent Of the New York Herald says, " the
Federal Government has been notified by the
ministers of two leading European Govern
ments that the war must be Immediately
closed.
The N. Y. Evening Post says Lincoln has
issued his proclamation for three hundred
thousand more troops.
TIE Times says. there is no room to
doubt that the Federal army has met with
serious reverses and is in condition Of i'm
minent peril"
Stocks look downward The gold market
on Wednesday was excited, 1921 being free
ly bid. Exchange on fs5ndon III.
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srNr.ANNuAL STATEMENT.

SIoviag iAt condition n ne Hs5oro Sgriag. Inst.
iHiioa. Jsly ~, ts62.
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ID EMA AIMING in the Post Office at Hillsboroueh on
~ the LIST day Of July, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

THE FIGHr Ar NEwToYIA, Mo. cor
respondent ofthe Missouri Republican, whose
letter is dated at Newtonia on the 9th insr.,
gives the following very general particulars OF
the late skirmish there:
as'cIhe army left Springfield on October z.
Tottten's Division being joined by Blunt's SIX
miles east of Sarcoxie. The enemyswere known
to be at Newtonia, ten thousand strong, and
the Union troops marched upon that place IN
two columns, fully expecting asdesperate bsttle.
The rebels, however, learning of the approach.
fed hastily, sending their baggage trains
ahead Pursuit, as far as practicable, was COM
Gmenced by the cavalry, and eight or ten OF
their rear guard killed and several captured,
with few horses. Tho rebel commander was
Cooper, and under him were both Coffee and
Shelby Their total force was ten thousand
including two Indian regiments. On the 9th
! Gen Schofed's army marched out from New
I tonia, in pursuit of the rebels, and were to
move as rapidly as possible Relnforcements
; were expected, and have doubtless ere this
time been received, making the Union troops
superorin number to those of the rebels. Th'
latter number now twenty thousand men, then
forces being all collected at point about
/ fifty miles fran Newtonia, which is in Newton
county"