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NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
TIE STEAMSHIP
REAT EASTERN,
warren PAT n, Commander,
Nnl hp despafched

wan hc despatched
FRoM lWURpOoL, TgoM Nrw YoRE
Calling at Queenstown, SATURDAY. ,......... July %
saturday ... August l6 Tuesday, .... September D
"Wednesday, loco October Saturday, ....... October "a
Tuesday November Is Thursday, % december N
This magnificent ship having proved herself nm.
equacd cor speed, safety and comfort (sea sick ness
being unknown un hoard), h strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance Tor passenger
WHIST CAmE.
From fll0 Co sli5 each berth, according 90 the size
situation and accommodation OF the State Rooms Al
having the same privileges In tho Saloons and Ia re-
gard 10 meals and attendance, Suites ofapsrtments
for families may be Engaged by special agreement
rICkEr5 FOR THE VOYAGE toand from LIVER.
pOOL at FARE AND nAll.
servants accompanying passengers, aud children
under ~ years 81 age, half hre infants free.
rrClEn UAffN
State room h.fihe, meals uruishsi nc SEPARATE "a
BILE -.,.,-..,..-- ....., $50
rulHn Oasis.
Intermediate state t0ou, Passengers found with
beds, beddiug, table, utensils, snd good suhsian-
ial lund, s,ts,,,,,,,,.ta1
ffffHAuft
Niih superior WccnmmIht lions, ........., f23
Bach passenger allowed 20 cubic feet uf luggage
An experience surgeon on board.
Doe nvlHhl aud paease, Apply Co
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Hillsborough on
n the Let day Of January, 1862.
G. ]. Allen, X. n. Lea,
solomon Allen, Robert Laws,
Miss Masy L. and NJ. Q. Mary T. Lewis.
Brown, Sarah Link,
Frederick Bailey, Susan A. Link,
Lucy j. Belvin, Susan Link,
lanes n. Ball, John Miller,
William Bowers, Mary Z Mitchell.
ID. ". Bell, stephen Nichols.
George Gardens Willie Peddy,
sarah Crab,ree, r. Price,
lanes CLARK, NJ. T.. Porter,
Mary ]. Cole, Doctrine Riley.
Ellen Gates. Mary T.. Riley.
lehn j. Cr.b,ree, Harriet n. Riley.
James III. CTsbree John Speed,
Francis Copeland. Nancy n. Sykes.
su.an crabtree, Wilism r. scarlet,
James Copeland. Anne scsrlett,
Margaret J. Collins,> Robert Sailef.
Io,sph d. Dunnsgsn, Mrs. X A. Sifovd.
i. M, Fsucet,, William Tspp.
William Fowler, Mrs. ,. L. Turner,
h. q. Gray. A. n. Vanbnkkelin,
1. M. tisrfsrd, Vim. X. Wilkerson,
Thomas Griffin, Gsslon H. Wilder,
]. r. Hill. Robert q. Westmore, .
Joseph W. Hushes,f Young Whitaker.
N. NJ. HILL. Termesia Wilkerson,
Nancy Houcy, Urish WiIkerson,
Sidney Jones, l.. Z. Watson.
u Persons calling for any Of the above letters vii
please say they are advertised.
C.E. PARISH. p. NJ
January =. 70
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For The HilIsbsreugh Recorder.

lamp Fmner, 5snusry u.s. topt'
Ma. HrAsrr-Dear Sir;-Thinking that
d. citizens Of Orange would like 10 hear
from their friends aud relations in The 9th,
lhave seated myself for the task; although
| must confess | ieel my incompetency to
interest sny in narrative which others more
Competent than might perform, bat have
segiected, a. lar as I know; az II 10 very
sldom we see paper from North Carolina.
A. Tor myself. the most trivial occurrence 10
lrange is interesting to me. and judging 9th
no BY myself / presume any incident how-
rsr small from our camp will interest some
mot sII Of our friends who feel any interest
aour welfare. To-day finds us safely housed
q our winter quarters. which. IS you might
,,ll imsglas. are great deal more comfort
able than our cloth tents. 0ur present en-
tsmpmsnt IL situated on high hill directly
seat Of our old camp. and about quarter
Va mile distant from the same. There %
,hsavy growth OF pine on the North and
Vest sides. which affords 10 considerable
pptsotion from the cold. bleak winds OF win
Ia. II 10 decidedly the incest snesmpmsn'
have ssss IN the snssds. Dor cabins sr'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
MEETING or WAR TAX ASSESSORS.

A Convention Of the Assessors (under the
war tar act) Tor the State Of North arollna.
met a, Goldsburough, by request Of chief col.
lsctar Lane, on December 20. 1861. and of.
sanized by calling J. U. Kirkland. d Orange.
10 the Char, aud appointing Y. y. Harrison,
a Wake, aud J. X. Beaman. 81 sampson,
Secretaries
Mr.. Lane stated that there were o. col.
lsctinv districts in the State, the names ui
which he desired the Secretaries 70 call.
whereupon. il appeared that 40 we're repre-
sented in person, 90 BY letter. aud unrep.
resented.
After some desuItory conversation among
members, on various subjects, the Consen.
ton taak recess until half past r. Nj.
when they re.sssembled.
Upon motion b committee Of ten was ap.
poin,ed to adopt uniform rule Of valuation
ior land and negroes throughout the State.
The committee found much difficulty Il
agreeing, but finally reported through their
Chairman, Mr.. Joseph b. Liulejohn. sesera
resolutions, which being amended, we're a
dopted. as follows:
Isl. Resolved. That upon all real estate
REDUCTION Of 10 per cent from the STATE
valuation Of 1889 be made BY each assessor
,.eept town property. upon which reduc,
,;on of not less than 10 nor more than y
e.r cant. be- made, Of the option OF the as
ssr-ou,
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IllLgBOR0 ROUGH, N. G.

IlalgBDR0URM, N. G. q
THE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally that they bought the entire stock of M
mer Brown Webb and selected from the stock of H. L.
Owen, J. c. Turentine Son, VIM F. Thomas srayho l. =
Loder Long McCauy and Others Four Thousand Dollars worth
of the best Goods, to finish their assortment in =
STAPLE DRY GOODS: 3
and are receiving Raleigh lot Of Goods the best to be had
in city Also Salt and other Groceries, from Petersburg savan
nah and Southern Cities and shall furnish other Goods
in store the shortest time say Forty Thousand Dollars worth
of GOODS all of which will be sold at small advance city prices
or on todays price at headquarters for such goods
All necessary stu Flour Meal Salt Bacon Sugar. Moas
and on will be sold at commission say ten per
The abov business s0 be conducted the Cash an aloneW
: mil bug for cash and sell for cash. =
Al ho deposit o on i. saI draw s On for tive thirds
price Retail and Wholesale We will not
: CONT the Of giving in
The subscribers p - s commission s' aa1 as s1s as
whip the as price >
Hay Oats &c., Batter Eggs &c. James Wooden and
Wooden &C., Cotton Ts Cloth, tas 1T ss a and Sd Tow c'
". M. - a., thin. the .. 20. @ s y. s cas-. 70, The o.
= We keep nothing sale that worth the money.
We d. the s. ss ys. Fos one . s s % 'ss
/ menus " ~ = HENRY N. BROWN CO.
sa I p s1@ win
Press" As, III. Salt plentiful and
You sleep but think
|. Of 76 nd H. n. BROWN & CO. S.
E -
MOURNING GOODS KINDS assortment the
n
highest BLOOM CORN inches stock Saa''a VITA @ sra"
y We hayes $500 worth Of Ready made Clothing
F GROCERIES ali expected Dye stuHs all kinds
Sheeiugs assorted, so punches Cotton $50 cent?
Candle Wick 0cent Kneting
Sewing Cotton rs cents zoo lbs Rope ~ cents
Coffee, - cents. Moasses oo cents
orders and large bliss not paid that tine hs ''osas
snn be increased.
s: vii DO you 0p "s'' We . A' van ~ N. BROWN co.
II Il: e II
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Hillsboro Savings Institution.

HlIIsbofoDsh, January 9, 1864.
Tbs E,ners meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Hills.
sso savings Institution vas held al The Court House
10 Marlborough on this day.
Hon. Vim. A. Graham Was called to the chair, srd
Jis~ r. Cain sppoiuted Secretary. Five huadfsd and
sissa shares Of stock was repesenied in person and
BY p'oIy. |, beng majority ofthe whole number.
The commtsee. Pride ZONES, Henry Dickson, 7. w,
Lsrs, Henry n. Brown and IA. Tureniine, sppOn.
ID, BY she Directors 70 examine the Affairs Of The Insi
,uiaa. presented he following nPoa. which vas sdop.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in Robson county, on the 3isf Of December.
Of Pneumonia. in the 4olh year Of kis sss, the Rsv.
FREDERICK X. NASH, son Of the late Judge Nash
Of ibis plsce, and for many years Pastor Of Centre
Church. Robson county. The limits Of en- obituary
notice forbid that much should be said respecting The
life and character Of the subject il accessory Of
one 90 we'll known as Mr.. Nash, but isn gra,ifca-
ton TO the feelings Of those who were inrAately ac
guainied with him. and who for many gears shared
his fisndskl ~ any, thai pufer. better man never
lived Hi, -i-aiy. CONSISTENT rias. his devotion TO
The c.u.s &c hn Master, his iaifo'aess s minister
Of lesus Christ s-es,s d. tiio,i.e -. pafoiian Of
al who knee him. Mr. Nab had Just retained from
the fra meeting The General Assembly Of he Pies
hytetian church held ia the confederate States Of
which he was . member when he vas seizsd Nth he
fatal disease which terminated bio life, and after a
brief illness died a. be bad lived IN the ish and hope
and comfort Of that Gospel ~hch he had 50 long and
50 faithfully preached to others In the death Of Ibis
servant and minister Of God thu Church has sustained
heavy loss the people Of his charge have los, faith.
fol Pastor and the loved family circle, tender and
affecuonate husband, and father, son and brother.
Nav the God in whom he trusted, be the God and
Father Of SLOWED ones, snd may they all be enabled
to follow him. a. he followed Christ, and in their
heartrending bereavement. in which we deeply sym.
palhse with Them he sustained and sheered by thai
holy hope vhich.coud thus illunne The darkness Of
The gave. and point 70 blissfuI Immortality in ths,
world OF res, and blcsscdness where and sepa
taiion are never known. and where God shall wipe .
way al tears from our eyes.
Died. on the Po,omsc, on the 9th o. December last
in the 22d year Of his age, Mr.. GRAHAM @. BRAD
SHAW, Of the Hsw6elds Company in The sixth kssi'
msnt Of North Csrolins STATE Troops
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slaa,IOs %

We, he saasrsg ned, sppoin,sd BY the Directors "a
syssgaie the affairs Of hs Hlsboro Savings Insiitu-
6oa Tor The last months report that the above state
ssat truly shors iis condition.
PRIDE JONES,
HENRY DICKSON.
T.. W. LAWS,
HENRY N. BROWN,
]. A. TURRENTINE.
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WANTED.
N IC E

n.yINC auaIi6cd ss executor 10 the last will and
Ill ,ss,sm.n, of NEMUNIA JACKSON. shall
a....s a oil Al The late residence 81 the deceased.
- hs e,h day Of January, al q hs' ELECTS consist
Ing Of y, CO., a.. -
Household aud Kitchen Furnitu :.
.,.l,, a. ali months will be given; bond 9Th a..
p''''' ~ JOHN BERRY, Err.
N Persons having claims sesinss We s,,a = wiii
prs.sp, them .. required By Law y. bEhkl
fsnusit7
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"a. Resolved, That sn sverage va1ae ef,
5000 on each negro be recommended as tnst |
and proper; but ia order to applt this rule |
equitsbly to each stakeholder. .hh assessor
should adopta classification. the average VAL
We Of which shall amount to said sam of 800
dollars, as nearly as practicable.
The Convention adopted the following adj
ditional resolutions: as1
Resolved. That when open accounts have
been listed, they be stricken out by he as.
ssessor or collector.
Resolved, That in the opinion sf this
Convention, Justice demands tina, the bonds
Of the State Of North Carolina shouldbe CIV
en- at par. asA
Resolved. That the proceedings ,ef this
Convention be published as soon as possible
in three of the Raleigh papers, with the re-
quest tina, all the papers in the State copy.
J.U. KIRKLAND. sCh'n.
c. B. HARRISON. Secretaries.
FACT ABOUT Shot GUss.--In French
journal, called Futile de Tout ie Mond. an
explanation is given Of a fact which has
puzzled sporting men, namely: why the left
barrel Of a gun bursts so much more frequent
| ly than the right? The explanation is this /:
The sportsman 90 going out loads both bar
rels. and on seeing bird rise, fires natural.
ly the right barrel ; he reioads that barrel,
and when he again sees bird or a hare h,
fires it again, and SO he does perhaps TWEEN.
ty times in succession. But each firing
gives shock to the charge in the left hand
barrel. and at last the succession Of shocks
separates the wadding from the powder and
shot; the consequence is that a vacuum en-.
sues between them, and when the second
barrel is fired it frequently bursts. To pre-
vent this danger. the recommendation i
made that whenever the right hand barrel il
loaded, the charge in the left band on'
should also be ram med down.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
MARRIED,

Al The e.idence Of Dr. J. NJ. Worth, in Ashborough,
on Wednesday the 18th Of December. by The Rev. 5.
McColon. RoRERT BINGHAM, Of Grange county
to Miss DELPHINA L. WORTH.
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q We are requested ~ Mr.. Norwood y state
~, he win open his school an "Wednesday the ssh IL
NM, (so-lay) il the caa wing 81 she Mails Acsdsny
,,csp.y occupied BY Mr.. Tinnin.
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surrender OF MASON ANA ASsGchi-usF-
os.rs officially thai Mesrs Mason and sdeIlsnd ihsir
SECRETARIES have bssn sarrsndessd, and sis now on
.b.r wsy 10 Europe on board the British Steamer Nj
.nrs; but whether the manner In which the demand
of,hs British Governmsn. has been complied with will
s.,isseto,y is much doubted. Lord Lyons express
. no opinion on the subject bot In repyio Mr. secre-
,,r Seward communication simply ssys ,hs. he will
,ihout loss Of Inns forward COPY Of ito Her Ma.
,sy's Government,
The French Government also Seems 10 have taken
.u.iderabls interest ia this matter and the Minister
ofosign Affairs, In lst.sr 10 the French Minister It
Warrington. takes strong ground deeming the action
SC.pt Wilkes a. involving principle, il acquiescsd
4 dangerous % the rights Of neuras.
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Ca motion Of George Laws, Il
,. un.nimou.Iy adopted:

Ca motion Of George Laws the following resolution
.. snsnimously adopted:
Received. That hereafter the rate Of interest dspo-
ais shall be The rate Of two pr cent. per annum on
d, sums femaining on deposit Tor siIiy days and under
hur months over four months and under six months.
ecs per csnis and over eli months, four per cent;
oyided that this resolution shall rot effect any drpo-
as already made, but The Board o. Directors may. 10
Asif dseteson notify any q The present depcsi,ors.
Aai after the first day Of July next hcr deposits will
subject 70 the rates above pIescrbed such notice no,
be less than three months before tie sd hrs' day Of
!gly.
The meeting then proceeded To vote for seven Direc
s,,. which resulted % folIowsi Thomss B. Hill, Tho
sis Webb, George Laws. G. N. Jsiimer. William 2
sts,hot J. c. Turentins, and Josiah Tuner. zen.
On mo,os Of Nc. s1syhorn, the Cashier W. IN
ssue,ed 70 publish The above proceedings in ,he H'
bao1sh Rscofdst
JAMES r. CAIN, see'y.
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Death OF Prince Aiberf.-Pincs Albert
d. husband Of the Queen Of England, died on Sun.
by morning tn 18th Of December, which melancholy
r,u. has produced profound sensation throughout
a The British realm.
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Exchnnge--Ths Confederate authorities have
J, OapsI. exchanged $40 Yankee prisoners At Rich
s,pd Coz The s4o Of ihs Hauens prisoners released
j Lineoln.
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DISSOLUTION.

ssHE Firm Of Lsiimer Il Brown j. hereby dissolved.
by mutual consent G. N. Latiner is authorized
to setlls accounts All persons having claims sganss
said Firm will please present them forthwith and thoso
indebted 10 same are respectfully requested y make
payment without delay settle by no.e q thsr count.
ING room.
G. IA. LhTINER,
a. N. BROWN.
January 9Th, 1854. 3D.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Gallant Fight with the Rebels
at Van Buren,.
The Town and Considerable
Spoil Captured,
As.. Ae.s &es

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 20, 1852
One Of the most difficult and daring raids Of the
has jus. been made by part OF the Army Of the From
tier.
on Saturday General Herran started with portion
OF his cavalry infantry for the other side Of the Bos
ton Mountains General Blunt left Canehl at the same
time by another route. The columns, about 5000
strong. went in light marching order, with six days
cooked provisions and marched fortytwo miles without
stopping Cen Heron took two battcries without cais-
sons. The artillery and baggage wagons were drawn
across the mountains by twelve horse teams
At daylight yesterday morning the commands joined
at Lees creek, three miles south OF the mountains
where the cavalry and artillery, numbering two thou
sand started for Van Buren, leaving the infantry to
follow as fast as possible.
Rebel regiments Of cavalry were encountered at Drip
ping Springs After short skr nish they were put TO
fight, leaving seven killed and many wounded on the
acld our loss was killed and but few wounded.
our forces Immediately followed the flying rebels 20
van Buren, where splendid charge was made, led by
Generals Blunt and Herron in person. resulting in com
plete victory the enemy.
Tho rebel cavalry rushed aboard steamboats, and
escapco 10 the otnsr side OF the river Two and
over enc hundred prisoners among them several officers
and Hindman's express messenger), were captured
third boat was ashore which with those that took
tho rebels across the river, will bc destroyed.
large quantity Of corn camp equpagc, transportation
mules horses, were also seized.
The full extent Of the capture 10 not yet known
when the messenger left the infantry and artillery
were abou, eight miles the rear Fastening forward
fast as the nearly mpassable roads would allow The
peop,e Of that taken entirely By surprise
and terribly frightened
Henderson s on the other side Of the river with bis
whole force unable and unwilling to engage us.
The pathway TO the Arkansas river has has been
opened and II the gunboats will open the lower end Of
the winters work Of the Army Of the Frontier clearly
marked out.