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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-12

LoYALTY.-Cheever, the eminent New
York pulpit politician, says of the Presi.
dents interference with the Hunter proc
lamation, that it is madness and wick
edncSs combined, an insult to the country,
a disgrace to himself and the Government,
a crime against humanity and God" For
uttering such reasonable language the
Abolition fanatic was not arrested. Abo.
litionists are privileged, by the mild and
merciful Administration, to preach trea-
son with impunity. 1t reserves all its
malice and meanness and vindictivenesS
for Democrats, who are arrested without
warrant or cause and immured in loath.
some Bastiles without examination.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-12

BLANKs.-Neatlv printed blank deeds, mort
cages, declarations of homestead, powers Of
attorney to collect telegraph dividends, mar
riage certificates, etc, always for sale at this
office. Orders from distance promptly filled.
CoUOHs.-The sudden changes of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and
AsTHMATIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having pro-
we'd that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly when taken in the early stages of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
" Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, Irritation of the Throat be ev-
er so slight, as by this precautiOn more serious
attack may be efFectualy warded off. PUBLIC
STEAMERS and SINGERS will find them efectual for
clearing and strengthening the voice. See advcr
tisemcnt. 2Sm3
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-12

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
THE NEWS.

From the latest and most reliable Intelligence nceiv-
ed we have reason to believe that our army under Gen.
Bnxton Bragg in Kentucky has achieved mos, inn
porian, victory, the esca Of which win be almost in
csculable. q
From the accounts received Il appears sh At the fight
commenced on The 7,h meas Psnyville, and was con-
inued with great obsiaacy on boh aides until night
During tho night Gen. Bragg retired large portion Of
his army through deep valley gorge. over road
which forked az The end one Of the forks dsegng TO
The leh. and leading 10 cumberhnd Gap. On both
sides of the valley Gen. Bsgg masked ssvera bate
ries, The undefgrowih and shrubsery offering ample
coneealmcnt.
On The morning Of the s.h, the asht was renewed,
and for an hour ragged with great fury, when the Con.
tsderales, In obedience orders, broke and rereated
raj idly through the valley. Bues forces, thinking
our men rouled and endeavorng 10 reach Cumberiend
Gap, started 10 no, pursuit and aier iIlY entering
the valley. they were opened upon BY our batteries
from the hills on eihsr sde while Gen. Kirby Smiths
column suddenly elose ia The southern end Of the
valley, and Gen. hanhais forces swept around on the
northern end. thus elfsctually surrounding tho Yam
kess and enclosing them in The Trap prepared Tor them.
Tho fighting here Is said to have been terrific bu.
The Fcdeal. driven TO deportation. finally succeeded
in breaking through portion o. General Marshalls
column. and made their escape, leaving thousands Of
lheir dead and wOundsd, and many prisoners IN our
Another stand was made on Thursday, and des-
perse fight rsged ell day. in which the enemy va.
driven back several miles.
On Friday morning. Il i said, The Yankee forces
broke. and the retreat became roui. Hundreds
feIl BY The wsysiis from sheer exhaustion. and the
whole line % lhs retreat was literally areweJ with
knspcks canteens, small arms, overcoals. andevcy.
thing else that could possibly impede the movements O
the fagitives. On reaching tbs Kentucky river, ih'
scene. IL 10 said, deied description. Many were
drowned in crossing, whiIs hundreds ned down The
bank Of he river and many Surrendered 20 our esss
~. who closely followed The fogiliyes.
Il Is reported INA, the ensmY's Losses. IN killed
wounded and missing. win certainly exceed 10000
phe our casualties wl no, exceed 1900 IL % said
We have captured t3s pieces q cannon, all the enem,
hsd. and Iens Of ihounnds % small arms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
TRIBUTE or RESPECT,

meeting Of the members OF the companies Of Capts.
Paris and Lewis was held At saxapahaw, Alamancc
county, on the 9Th inst. On motion, Capt. Paris
called 10 the chair and 5. N. Bradshaw appointed Sc.
crctary.
Il was then announced tina, the meeting was called
for the purpose opayng last tribute Prospect TO those
Of our friends and members Of companies who have
fallen on the battlefield 10 obedience 70 the call o their
county, via John Ray, James II. Robertson and VIII
liam E. Ncwlin. committee Of four, two from each
company. was appointed 10 drah resolutions, who in
trodured the following;
Whereas We, members Of the aforementioned eompa.
MICS have heard with painful regret Of the deaths Of
John Ray, James N. Robcrson, and William Z. New
lin We render to theft memory this tribute Of respect
John Ray volunteered in defence Of his country The
cs,h Of rebaaaay, 1861 He leaves wife, child, IA
iher and friends TO mourn his DEATH He was esteemed
By bis company, and was ever ready % discharge his
duty; lofsaking all in obedience 10 hs counsrys call
/ He fell in the second battle Of Manassas.
James II. Robertson and William z. Nswlin both tel
10 the battle Of The nth Of September a. sharPsbuTg
They had Just attained Inc age Of eighteen, but did no.
faler when their country called, leaving fond parents
brothers and sisters and numerous acquaintance.
Resolved, That as Il has pleased God IN his ereie'
20 visit our army with the hand Of death, we bow VIII
submission and saddened hearts 10 his WILL knowing \
mus, Ne DONE None knew these young men but love-
them, thew were exemplary in their conduct, moral
and possessing every quality 20 command inc respect q
al ,ba, knew them aud that we tender 10 their sof
..o,,s and relations our most HEARTFELT sym
pa,hies, trusting tha, they may md consolation 10 INC
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
Obituary.

Died, IN this county, on the fih instant, ANNA
AlizA RAY daughter Of PA, and $. ]. Ray, in the
SIKH year Of her age Little Anna was very inter-
estng child and was The fayorils Of all who knew her.
But God gave and God has taken away, and should
be calmly resigned to his will, and make it the great
business Of our lives to prepare to meeher in heaven
where death never enters and where separations are
unknown. CIV,
Died. in this county, on the 10th Of September, Of
Diplheria FANNY HOLDEN, daughter Of VIM. H.
and Mary Holden. She was greatly beloved by her
parents, brothers and sisters. Notwithstanding all
this, Providence pleased to remove her from earth
TO heaven, where she would meet her little brother
that died short time before, and Jesus, who said,
Suffer little children 10 come unto me- and forbid them
not for Of such is the kingdom of heaven. May the
parents and children be prepared to meet in that better
world, where parting will be no more and where sor.
row and signing will never be heard or felt
Alas! how changed that lovely flower
| Which bloom'd and cheer'd our hearts;
! Fair Aeeting comfort of an hour,
How soon wc'er call'd to part. b.
| Died, Of Typhoid Fever at camp Winder, Richmond,
on the eth o. July, WILLIAM H. WATSON, aged
weny-six years. member Of company ID, Isl Reg. OF
n. G. State troops. The subject Of this notice was
from Orange county, NJ c., where his widowed mother
and family still live to mourn their sad loss William
kind and affeciionate and brother, the stay
and comfort Of his mothers heart. But called by his
country he went forth and batted manfuily for our
best earthly interests. He playedsthe part of good
soldier and mingled in the terrible conflicts before
Richmond until his company was well nigh cut TO
pieces But though be escaped from the battlefield
untouched, the hardships to which he was subjected
were too great for body naturally feeble, and he Tell
beneath the power of disease For several years he
had been protesting christian and worthy member
tho Methodist Episcopal church His friends mourn
not as those without hope. All honor TO the memory
Of oul brave defenders, whose lives given for their
coun,ry's salvation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

HfNN
The fight in kentucky has been confirmed
by an arrival of two couriers, who state that
the fight commenced at PerryviIle, in Boyle
county. on Monday morning the 9Th instant,
Gen. Hardee commanding the left, general
Buckner the centre, and Gems. Marshall and
Morgan the right.
The result of the first days fight. was,
Hardee captured | 800 prisoners with very
heavy slaughter OF the enemy.
On Wednesday the fight was renewed and
attended with still greater slaughter Of the
enemy. flardee capturing four thousand pri-
soners. Marshall and Morgan capturing fhir-
fy-tro hundred of the enemy, driving them
back twelve miles with tremendous slaugh-
ter.
Our loss in the whole engagement was ve-
~ small.
We are not posted as to who were in CON
mand Of the Yankee forces, except General
Thomas. who encountered General Hardee.
We captured forty pieces Of cannon.
The following is an extract from Colonel
Pslmer's letter. dated the 18th. received last
night from the Gap:
Wounded soldiers are here from the bat.
lie field at Perrysille and a Captain Of a
Tcnnesseee regiment. They report that on
Tuesday aud Wednesday Gems. Bragg and
Hsrdee fought the enemy at Perryville. drove
them back ten miles, taking about :, 0O0 pri.
soners. killing and wounding about 500
That the next day Withers's Division en-.
gagged the enemy and captured 900 prison
4 ers.
On Friday General Kirby Smith engaged
them on their right. beat them back. captur
ing 500. killing Gen. Jackson and capturing
Gen. Tom Crttenden.
II is estimated that the enemy had $4,000
men opposed 10 Gen. Bragg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
neaih or CON. Gcorre II Anderson.

II 10 with pain We learn from the Raleigh ssnda I'd.
that Brisadisr Gen. George b. Anderson died 1, the
re.snes Of his brother in Raleigh the morning Of
Thursday last Of wound received in the battle at
shnp.burs. Nd Il appeal. that the wound wa. in bis
loot ani vas supposed At first 70 he csused BY fras.
msni q shell which did not olse, and the wound
was pronounced 70 be but slight but the wound be.
coming more and more painful, AFTER arriving o. Rs-
leigh 81, physician, Dr. Q. T.. Iohnson, discovered that
the missile wa. still in bis foot and be removed Min
ME bah from u Esipelas supervened, and bic case
became critical On "Wednesday last after full consul
a,ion ampula,ion was resor,ej 70 as the las, resort
lie bore the operation with fontude, but bis system
had already boon prosnied BY previous suffering and
all Efforts 10 save him were rain. and hedied on Thurs.
day morning. lie leaves young wife and infant
child. Young. brave and skiIful. Gen. Andersen BID
lar 70 become one Of the most useful and able Of ouI
Nonh Carolina ofLcers and his loss Is public eaam
w. Gen. 4. was.he slde. 500 Of che late Col. VIM
z. Anderson. and ". born In HlllsborOush in IL,
year 1891.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

MADaoAscAR.--Rey. WIN. Ellis writes tina
the Christians have greatly increased in
number since the accession of the young
king. and are very active and energetic.
Their desire for books is very great; and the
king has ordered schools to be established as
soon as .eachers can be provided. lie has
abolished the ordeal by poison, and required
all who appear before him to dress in Eu
ropean clothes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
From The Wilmington Journal.
ORDER OF GEN. HILL.
lNmehesler, Va. Oct. 1869.

Winchester, Va. Oct. ls62.
Editors Journal:
SlRs WILL you please make il known
through your columns that Gen. ID. II. Hill
has called Tor the names Of all officers WIN
have been absent from their regiments for an
unusul length of time. in order that they may
be recommended to be dropped. Several
names have been sent in from the goth N.
e.. v. and more will be forwarded il the Of
icers now absent do not report 10 asatistac-
tory manner Immediately. Charges are TO be
preferred sgains, all soldiers who cannot
furnish foil and complete testimony for The
necessity OF their continued absence. The
Military misdemeanor OF absence without
leave" has become 50 great an evil that
stringent measures must he taken TO arrest
it. Every one in the army knows that u
half the absentees who were able 10 come 10
Us from home had been present. the battle Of
shsrpsburg would have resulted in decided
victory for Us, and our troops befure this
would have oserran Mar, land.
Yours respectfully,
ALFRED INVERSION,
Col. Goth ". G. +.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

met and irmsd themselves into organization to CO.
operate With the town suihor,ies 70 their beat o.
fars 10 reese the .ick and suffering 10 the town dur
Ing the pre.en, epidemic. The town was divided into
Eve districts, and committee sppoin,ed fer each.
meeting % she members Of the Association 10 10 be held
q, n o'clock each day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

There vas no quorum in the Connsil Of State sum
noned to meet % Raeiah Saturday last and con-
sequentiy no business wastfpnse.eds 7bvss embets
only attended.
The impression prevails that the Yankee forces 81
Ncwbern have been. largely reiniocsd recently.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

Tur Flcur AT SnaRPsBuRc.-- correspon-
dent Of the Lynchburg Republican, writing
from Winchester, states with sorrow, that
if Il had not been for siragglers, who desert
ed their ranks, that the victory at Sharpsburg
would have been the most complete OF the
war. Al least 10000 men disgraced them
selves by fleeing from the field in the face OF
an enemy, and what is worse than all, large
norton Of them wore brass on the collars Of
their coats and straps upon their shoulders.
II is said that Gen. Lee intends having every
man who hears the title OF an officer that de
serted his post on that trying OCCASION
brought before a drum head Court Martial,
and Ii possible, have them eashiered, ana
nl,eed n the front ranks with a musket'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

THE BipLE The Austrian Government
has been constrained. by popular sentiment.
10 place the circulation OF the Bible in the
vulgar tongues Of the various nationali'es IN
the empire, on the same footing Of privilege
with the circulation Of other books.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
GREAT yIoToRY IN KENTUcKY.

Chaitanooga, Oct TO.
The Louisville Journal of the .Ilth inst.
has been received at Murfreesborough. 1t
says: a .s's.s--ss.ws !,
Three Generals Jackson, Torrell and
Webster--were killed on the Federal side
during the battle with Bragg's army.
Gen. r. Jonett, of Lexington, and Major
Wa Campbell. Of Louisville, were also
killed. @aas
Rosseau and Curran Pope, Of louisville,
were wounded.
The Journal is very indignant on some Of
its Generals. but ciaius 10 have whipped
Bragg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

Gen. Stuart, il will be seen, has recently
made one Of those dsshing movements Tor
which he has become famous. General Lee
sends tho following official account OF il to
the Secretary Of War:
Winchester, Va, Oct. ~, 1860.
Hon. q. ~. Randolph:
The cavalry expedition to Pennsylvania
has returned safe. They passed through
Mercersburg, Chambersburg, Emmittsburg.
Liberty, New Market, Hyattstown, and
Burnessille. The expedition crossed the
Potomac above Williamsport, and recrossed
al Whites Ford, making the entire circuits
cutting the enemy's communication, destroy
/ ng arms, SC, and obtaining many recruits.
X. II. LEE. General.
On the 9th inst. he also communicates t.
The War Department successful scout un
| der command Of Col. Imboden, who encoun
tered a small force Of Yankees in Hampshire
County, Va, captured 100, and destroye'
much Of value to the enemy. While on TN
scout the CoioneI's camp was assailed by tn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
n snaoFY 81 theiF lives, and q slle cause n

memory d theiF ives, and q TIE cause n
q R9eiy yisIaed.sheas w, 81
ResoAe4. That these preambies and resolutions 30
sea- to the Hlsboseugh Recorderana Raleigh stand
aFt, with request to publish thcFll. 80
ROBERT PICKARDel
JAMES MORROW, Com.
l. May. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

sait.--We have been requested 70 say that 762
sacks 81 sal. are expected next week % be deposited
a, the store Of Messrs. q 9. Turrenne & Son, Hills.
borough, i: D. Leaihssss mill, A. NJ. Angler, Esq.
Durhsms, and al Chapel IIb for distribution among
shs citizens o. onnge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

A Harry MAS.-we heard a man con
graduating himself for being exempt, the
other day. upon grounds that We should not
consider in the highest degree exhilarating,
although he appeared to be quite transported
in contemplating them.
IL am exempt from the draft !" said he,
rubbing his hands in glee, his face express
siye Of violent joy.
/" How so :" We asked.
al haint cot only one lung! J" he yelled ;
"ha ha! ha pulmonary consumption has
got the other--ha ha and haini GOT oniy
one hing! ha ! ha ha - and he laughed until
he was seized with coughing Iit, which
threatened 10 relieve pulmonary consumption
Of the task of USING up, tuther lung"
cieartirnd Leader.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
STILL LATER.
Mobile. Oct. I6.

Mobile, Oct. l6
A dispatch jus, received from Holly
Springs, dated 10th inst. says the Cincinna-
ii Commercial Of the 18th reports that Bragg
has whipped Buell., driven him across The
Kentucky River. aud is in hot pursuit Of his
shattered, disorganizcd and retrea,ing ar
nv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

We learn from The Standard that rvsidsn, Dsvs
has appointed Gen. Walter Gwynn 10 make q recon.
nolssanes Of the Eastern counties d this State. with
Ns"'o their dsiaaee. Much il expected fom the skill
na 'lps'snes efGss. e-ynp, bul We arc afraid il Ia
ss.,., . maze ny.ve'y efseius provision, and es.
10Y = ne c0etsdsrs,s O ossrnmsn. doc. no, .cem
rf''v !" epp'se'f's The Importance q siisrdng BRO
se'uon 70 fhs Ea'iern portion efour STATE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
u a Il il ID :

In Alamancs county, on Thursday evening, Oct 9Th.
by the Rev, A.G. Hughes, Capt JULIUS ALLISON.
ofeompany Z, slst Regiment North Carolina Troops,
to Miss FANNIE M. FAUCETTE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

enemy, ID which cslodel Imbodsn received
sone damage.
aa The Yankee force at saiulsse HtiDuAs 70
accAmaaate. About s5 o60 XAhkee troops
are supposed to be 10 TIA seetien.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

The Fever. The Fever at Wilmington. We
learn from slips from The Journal Office. continues 10
prevail with Eulc abatement. The following table
exhibits il. progress, isr The week ending On Friday
last:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
/. nllIY. ri. WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

be published -
DAILY, ri WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
Tie DAILY STATE JOURNAL. will contain all
H.. nsy, received ID Is the latest hours before mall
=, III vilI consist OF TWO EDITIONS DAILY.
M. MORNING EDITION will contain the news by
10 evening mails, aud all TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
y, !, le asIo,k Tie previous nght, and will be supple
N y, .;tv subscftbcrs and sent by the morning mails
Nh anil East the EVENING EDITION will hs
a,;nteI 4, o'clock p. NJ and will contain The adi'
,;,n,l news Nv Telegraph up to o'clock p. N anu
M; IL san, by inc trains West and by the FayeVesle
,,an Thu. subscribers no matter in what direction
,bsy NAV live will have the news up TO the departure
Of The mails. TFI.E.
A,r,ngemrnts haze been made to procure lr,,s,
Graphic NEWS FROM ALL PARTS VI M IN,
fnyrrpERACY. expressly for the SAFE 19 '.,
GENERAL NEWS BY NAIL will be ProniPuf p y
i.bed Tic MARKETS will be fully iepo. .s,..i =
TABLE CORRESPONDENTS viii e , ssse'r ppn ~
~ a,my and elsewhere. The LEGsi'a - D.
crrpISGS will be reported daily y eomis .,i.,,..
s,,,srs. The State Journal wi 20
NEWSPAPER
! Far me DAILY-ls months - ! ''s''''''' ''o'sO'
months 81 month, i. .,,,,h. 81 /; months.
Fcrthe TRI-WEEkLY II u''''"'
81 so Z months, Sl.5O q, .,,r,hs s.. months.
va IL, The WEEKLY mon'"s' - "'"'e'
i $3.50. -, eycept on the foregoing
TERMS .,,rsTrSING RATES:
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] 10 fen lines make squaIta
',.,epts Icr the Daily will be inserted in
- A 49,, fee Of charge. This is an induce
the fail 10 attract the attention Of Adj
vclli'et' rates apply only to The daily paper AZ,
The apo's Ill he inserted in the Weekly paper a.
yslenig,n 'ssal, raes viz One dollar per square or
The aaal and twenty-five cents for each SUISSE
qusni ia's'''"' John .sPELMAN,
Editor end Proprietor,
a. Raleigh, y. =,
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FALL GooDs-To ARRIVE.
N0TICE

NO more l.obsli Iufata,) Indian Tobacco seed,
~ vii be received By this Department.
NJ. HOWARD,
Sargeon, and Medical Puryeyor.
October 90. W