The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10
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N Il w y ITEMS.
A committee in the Georgia Legislature
have made majority report declaring the
CONSUMPTION law unconstitutional and the
right Of the State 10 declare it void, but at
the same time expressing Willingness to
leave il un,listurbed. The minority report
sustains the constitutionality Of the law.
and condemn the action OF Gov. Brown in
relation thereto.
The State Of Georgia has appropriated
100000 for the benefit Of hospitals, &C.,
TO take care Of her soldiers.
A dispatch to the associated press states.
that new abolition regiment 1T Corinth
on Sunday the Esd. refused to obey orders
to march to Grand Junction, when two re-
giments were ordered to coerce them, when
a severe fight ensued, killing and wound.
ing number on both sides.
/ writer in the Richmond Enquirer. who
has tried the experiment, says that shoes
with wnoden sofes are dricr and more dur.
able. He SAYS If wooden solos are substi-
tuted, ths army can be shod at $3.50 per
pair in a short time. Wooden soIes, he
says, already ironed. can be obtained at so
cents per pair.
The schooner. Harkawav, Capt. Sabiston,
has lately run the blockade with $40 sacks
Of salt, 1t Wilmington.
PATRIOTIC EXAMPLES. - The Lexington
(ya.) Gazette says: Col. r. II. Brown,
the proprietor of the Rockbrldge Woolen
Factory, manufactures an excellent article
Of jeans. which he sells at 81 60 and sl.7S
per yard 10 consumers. He will not sell to
spectators at any price. VIM. Winslow,
Esq. of Brownsburg, continues to sell lea.
ther at forty or fifty cents. while others are
getting $500.
Notice TO the Families of Soldiers in Emo.
nuel Co,nfy.-The subscriber will furnish
you with all the corn he can spare at fifty
cents per bushel. With OF. without money,
come all who need. My wife will haye il
delivered. NELL MCLEOD.
Gainesville, Ga, October "a, 1863.
Well done, Capt. Mcleod Noble is the
example you have set. Many is the heart
that will be cheered upon reading this gen
erous Offer, and many will be the prayer
that will ascend to heaven for your preser.
walton and safe return TO the bosom Of your
family. Are there no others that will do
likewisef GAINESVILLE Georgian.
| Hon. WIN. Bigler, Of Connecticut, has
written letter declining TO become can
didate for the United State Senatorshsp,
aud proposing plan Tor" the adjustment
Of our national troubles"
| It is reported that up to the middle o.
October, Flannigan, the Governor elect o.
Arkansas, who was with Kirby Smith 10
Kentucky, did not know that he had been
elected, or even that he had been candl'
date.
| The Synod Of Alabama, at recent meet
ling, adopted resolution postponing the
ELECTION of professor to fill the chair o.
theology in the Columbia Theological Sc
minary for year, and approving the &C.
ton Of the Board of Directors in appointing
DR.. Palmer to supply il temporarily.
| A Company Of Partizan Rangers cap
tu-ed Yankee Gunboat on Bay River, ~
Craven county, n. c., on the 9th ult., and
the entire crew, consisting Of thirty three
white men and twenty negroes.
Sidney s. Lea. Esq, Of this county, =
doing the fair thing towards the families OF
the poor soldiers, IN selling them Flour a.
ten dollars barrel, which he refused TWEEN.
ty dollars for from spectators. lie says
spectators can't buy his flour at fifty dol
lars barrel. That's right. Milton cAsoT.