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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-11
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

|exempt as oyerseer. The law, he said, was
not intended as a permanent measure, and
when the danger ceased the law was,re.
pealed. Capt. Turner's course as a mem
Der of the Legislature before we seeded
was fully discussed n the Colonel's rejoin-
der.
Capt. Turner replied, counseling mode
ration in both parties and 1t we could not
moderate, we must learn TO tolerate each
others opinions. He declared the present
iniemperate feeling could not remain sta,
tlonary, il must atate or end IN mob law
and bIoodshed. Parties were necessary 10
governments like ours; they had and al
WAYS would exist. The only way to con
duct republican governments was BY party !;
We had no one man 10 rule. The danger
Mas thar party would sometime get stronger
than the government and the Constitution.
Capt. Turner held Colonel Arlington and
his party responsible NT much Of the de
sert,on that had aken place in the army.
They had promised there should be no war,
and lf there was they would do the fight.
ing their prophecy was false, and they
have not kept that promise as to fighting.
Col. Arriuston's legislation had much to d.
with il. Ills vote allowing substitutes and
exempring the owner oftwepty slaves iro's
The army, bad caused more discomfort and
made more deserters than all other causes
put together; the wonder j. that 80 many
remained true alter such lawswere passed.
lie advised submission 10 all Laws, especial
" the iithe act. for il was feeding your
hungry children 10 the army. lie had no
regrets about his course befure We seeded /;
lie remembered il all, and VAS eomlorleJ
by it.
The discussion was conducted in good
temper and without hard names; let the
Editors initiate them, and IL will sllay
much oi the bad feeling in The land.
Yours, A VOTER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23
THs r.. oRrED VICTORY rs TENN.


Reports were current il Lynchburg on
FRIDAY, relative ~ reported victory in
Tennessee, bit nsihing reliable has been
received. The following paragraph. how
ever, which We copy from the Abingdon
Nirginian, of the lsh, would seem TO give
the repOrt the character" Of probability.
at least:
eve learn, iust as eur paper is made up.
from gentlemen upon whom We can rely.
that news was received at Bristol, Wednes-
day night, that Federal courier had been
csptsred that Gay near Gre.nville, upon
WHEN We found despatch stating that
Buckner bad given them . terrible drub-
sing, killing, wsunding and capturing
1000, and that they would be compelled
70 leave upper East Tennessee, and fall
back TO the I'D Of their array AZ Chatta-
aecga." P,tg,5urz Expires Of Monday
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

. NOBLE LtBERALirY.-It j. pleasant to
hear. a W. no upon reliable authority,
that Robert \. Farley, Esq. Of Richmond
county. \. G., i and has been selling 10
tie needy families Of soldiers in his neigh
borheod, Bacon al fifteen cents pound
and Corn at one dollar busbei, preierr,bg
these prices to two dollars pound tor Ba-
con aud six dollars a bushe foe corn in
this market. All hoRor TO him, and TO all
ike him! Verify, they will have their re-
ward
There are doubtless others who pursue
the same wise and liberal course. Their
names should be known, for the sake VI the
example in these extortionate tins.
Fayetteville 06laru.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23
Fsfi'l. aifiterarEh Fqcord.r.

HR. HKaR1T:--Yop will. 7erhs rs, he do
ing god : pqs'isbing The following Tor
the information Il your rsaJeas.
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irOh us.tl sti esfer ihem riii Mater: TT
'htM siaat asrs. \. ia nff ihr luce,
boil egS'. IL. .aaa thaa fut N bgi;ies fer
use lou sa have 4 good 5Iacking.
shleh VII qsks "a excellent poliss lor
leather.
An eIcel!ts'.lak IN be made b. sGding
lllllt eopt sFss % ife ipic6, and bs.lia.
10 The proper consistency. Il ei.o m4k,s
agood dyr masa p pared ss for Ink.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

Charleston Hdrbor auriag The iast fgh al
UGgner. 1t Is almost impossible 10 de.
scribe The terrible beauty Of the scene in
Charleston harbnr a. witnessed on Saturday
nj ght from the city. From Maultrl. almost
to Secesslon,,lle, whole ,emIcircle 81 the
horizon was lit up BY the lnce,,aut fa,he,
from Cannon and shell. Is peal On peal
Of artillery rolled Across the water. one
could scarcely resist the belief that mi
less than thousand great guns we're II ac-
tisn. II was grand chorus u hell. IL
which Moloch might have assisted and o,er
which Satan might have presided. All
this went on beneath waning September
moon. which. with its warm Southern light
melowed BY a somewhat misty tmo,phrre,
brought out softly. yet distinctly. the mO,I
distant outlines OF the haibof.
CisriesioH Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

Sure riar Geurt. The Fall Term Of the su.
psrior Gour iol this county was held last week
Judge Heslh presiding. The negro solomon, con-
vic.ed ia Natch last as m accessory before The fact
in the murder 81 Mr. John l.ockhart. and 70 whom .
new tra vas glanle. andwho. il will Be recolected
broke iaii hi reeapturei aiier Al absence q
few weeks was agaiaconyired, and has been sen,en'
eed TO BE hung n F,idss lac 18th dnv of October.
ohedah Chrs,lsas. whose ifial hiss been long pend.
ing for the nufsf 81 a negro ia Granville county
four or FIVE yeas ago ass discharged on paving his
swn oss, no wit.ess agpaaHng against him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

/ to your General when he has asked the
sacrifice at your hands. Relying on your
sallantry and patriotism he asks you 20 add
the GROWING glory to the wreaths you
wear.
Our credit is in your keeping. Your en-
eny boasts you are demoralized and re-
treating before him. Having accomplished
our object in drawing back his Hank move.
ment, let us now turn it on his main force
and crush il in its tancied security. Your
General will lead you. You have but to
respond to assure US OF a glorious triumph
over an insolent foe. know what your
response will. be. Trusting in God and
the Justice Of our cause, and resered by
the love Of dear ones al home, failure Is
impossible and victory must be ours.
(Slgned, BRAXrON BRAGG,
General Commanding.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

The Baltimore Republican has been Sun.
pressed BIZ ofd,r II Gen Schenck. The
editors and proprirlors have been sent
across the llnr., with peremploty orders.
that il they return during the war they will
be lreaed \ sprs.
Recruiting having failed 10 Gil up the
quura 10 Ohic. a. order has been received
lrum Washington % enforce the draft.
Gen. Samuel Houston died al his resi-
dencr ~ Huntrrs,ile. Texas. on the 18th
Of Jolly. He was seventy years old.
Minister Adams. in his latest dispatches
from London, ,ays We is still Of opinIon that
the rebel rams will be permitted 10 ;ail.
The Times ediiorially admits that the
question 81 ships building 10 Rngland Tor
the rebels /. becoming serious aud urgent.
X concession can be made Ia menace, and
The law mus, lake IL course; but /, hopes
that il thrse ram. arr really intended Tor
lht Contrderaies that The law NAY be strong
enough to siop them.
0aisisl iniusmalioo has been received Il
Redmond Of the bursting OF he large
Blakeit gun lately received at Charleston.
No ods vas injused BY the explosion.
The gold market IN New icrs ~as excl.
,si ~ rumnrs 81 French intervention. On
Tuesday gold adsahcsd to I33
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

New wUsie -N lsve received from Ne.srs.
Julian S.s.isr, Il sauusia, :. o., Two pieces Of
music -" Wien sise VII ! ayer,' and " Annie Of
the Vale Bsfa q then sre considered By good
judges to be sey l7ety J.e arsi one especially
asd We take pleasure Ia recommending them to The
levers Of nasie. Il would LaTe been well, perhaps,
il the price hs3 been pui Upon them for the convent.
snee Of ihOss who desire to procure them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

The Evacuation Of Norris Island Thus
ends the defence Of Morris l,lsnf. The
issue has been loresern since the enemy.
first success On The 10th Of July. The de-
ience Of the Island has been prolonged iar
beyond What was deemed possible 81 first.
ard the brave gsrrisons who have held u
deserve the admiration OF their county
men.
The aggregate Of casualties in the strug-
gle for the Island have been on our size
about 70o-kiIled, wounded and mis,in, !.
The enemy's loss i estimated at about
5000. The successful evacuation. after
the glorious defence Of forty-eight days, i,
under all the circumstances, mosi ggatiiy
ing military event. n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

Kentucky cavalry, be had succeeded IN
capturing the whule marauding force thar
has infested upper East Tennessee for the
last few days. Having received lnforma-
tion that the enemy we're at reIford's Sta
ton some i've Or six miles wrst Of Jones.
borough, quiell, rrgaiing themselves. Col.
G,tner made flank movement to their
rear, and Gen. jackson coming up in front.
short but fierce battle ensued, resulting
in the capture Of the entire Federal force,
consisting Of about four hundred regular
soldier, aud about one hundred East Fen
nessee tories. The yirginian SAYS: Since
the abaye was pht IN type we have infsr.
nation OF The fact. and learn that two hun
dred and fifty prisoners are To be seat to
this point lor e-keeppg.
We learn his morning Thursday. y that
the prisoners passed here after midnight on
their WAY II Richmond. Whether Or not the
Two hundred and City comprise the whole,
Nearr NJ, informed. All previous accounts
concurred IN estimating them, at IRON four
to i've hundred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23
General Commanding.

Atlanta. Sept. lS.-Reparts from aiier.
ent sources concur that Rosecrans is bling
heavily reinforced BY Grant. Refugees
who recently arrived here say numerous
murders have been COMMITTED in East
Tennessee by Yankee bush@hacke,s. Rn>e-
crans's forces are retiring towards Chat Ia
noosa, closely followed by Gen. Bragg.
The road is clear To Clea,eland, Tenne. sre.
There are only Two reslmenl. IN HUNS
willie, both renegade kentu.k,sns, and com.
handed by lols. Watts aud HILL, both
formerly Of Georsii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23
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M Fpirsa :-Yel hnow THE csnditlstr.
for Congress spoke In IIlis-orsugh Ill
TUESDAY II Cuatt CulqneI Arlington ppen
sc tie discussion, slat.ng VIA; NJ had ut.
ID iOf md Nhst against. Ifyou hate rom.
nave not time 10 state III that WIS aid
~ either II tie candidates. LoleasI 50.
risgieb poke sgsinst tie secoBd C81sef n
ssi. sad ,sid be 'o.ss, aaai7st x he 4 s. sol
sst he stteG Tor or s.-.asi the irsl eaa.
scrip scf. ne ,p0kc s;rsHsIy sgsiost lBe
iiiae aet ed Ait hs ssted against Be
iusSins u an r. syiej los lie 81.
SLOWING .as.fsgi.a. Ee.i8sl..isi lie al
sisnpuUg ile g.agf or Jgcrscer b. .sen.
y n.grDss lrUm tie army said /, VA III.
tsss.ty we ,as ~ as passed to protect
sbs ii soldiers iimilies; said that the law
I'D hst discriminate in favor of tie rich,
bytIsse The poor man was employed and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

DuEL RlrwglN I.ADigs. 800 We find ihs
following paragraph u The Philadelphia In
Quirer OF the FL.
On MONDAY iurennpR several ladies, while
on.a visit To friends house. shorg d.
lance IRON GRAY. Ferry. we're amusing
themselves by ,lng.hg and dancing. shra
one oil them. q resident OF Baltimore. sung
verse Of The Bonnie Blue Flag: one Of
the other ladies jssiinsly said, You are
rebels" al which another commenced ths
Southern Marseliaise; when a w.s .lnisb
ed. the lads Who had been called rebsl.
said. !" wish We had pistols. ~ tight
duel with yos for calling snr rebel Al
\ this. daughter Of the enueman a. ahoss
house they were. said: We have pistols
IN the house. but they are not loaded.
They were brought; and in order TO gi,t
il the form Of duel. distances were mss
sured in the room. the ladies' took ihslr
places, wori was given. one. Two. three.
WHEN the LADY who had called ,se other
"rebel," said. will III IN this chair, .,
| wish 10 die easy" Word was again
given. and the Baltimore lady. Who had
\ sslfcur king pistol, pulled The trigger. and
bank went the pistol ) piercing scream
was heard. and IL IN instant the room va
filled with the members ~ the family. 1hen
twas discovered tina, two 81 ihe ladies had
swooned; the Baltimore lady was standing
motionless. and tie one who wished 10 /" DIE
easy" sitting pale with terror 10 her char;
one ball bad passed through her dress 90
the left side. grazing the skin. while On the
leaf Of the table on which she had rested
her arm were eight distinct shot holes, and
one bullet embeJsed IN the wood. The
pistol had been loaded by boy % The IN
ri july, but the charge had not been tired.
The ladies were soon restored 70 conscious.
ness, and commenced 10 realize the danger
81 meddling sllh firearms. warning, y
is needless 70 say, they will not disregafd
for ih. future.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

TnE TORIES OF EAsr TESSEssEE.-The
I.ynchbnrs Republican learns thar the TO-.
ries Of East Tennessee. whose name 10 le.
gion. are carrying on With high hand
SINCE the advent Of the Northern allies. II
hears Of Confederate enrolling officer
who was shot in front OF BIZ. own house a
few days ago, 10 the presence Of his wife
and children, SIX bali, pisslng through his
body. Southern men are being hunted
down with fendish ferncity--many have
bren imprisoned and ,hot. Il dangerous
lYr a Confederate soldier 10 make ~ -.
tprarance 10 Tie disaiiected districts. Mat
tiers are pushed loa great extremity. and 1
reign Of terror prevails.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

WESTERN y. c. RAILROAD. = A called
meeting of the Western Railroad Company
was held at Salisbury on FRIDAY the lth
instant. aBd organized and proceeded to
business. The following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year. viz
A. Henderson, X. A. Caldwell, Jonas Cline.
and ]. c. Mcdowell. Directors on the part
Of the State, N. w. W oodfn. jas. Caihey,
B. ). Erwin, q. Y. Davidson. WIN. Muir.
phs. and 2. y. Shober.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
Dr. A. NJ. Powell was reelected Presi.
dent, X. +. Simsntsn Secretary and Urea
surer, aud James w. Wilson, Engineer aud
Superintendent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

A IfaAgi LbsEa.-Edmund McGehes.
Esq, a5ou. Eighty years Of age, residing
near Bapn Rouge, La. has been stripped
of his immense property By the Yankees.
ne owned 300 slaves and twenty .sesea
cotton AMI sugar plantations. including
cotton factory. which was worked D. 500
III his own hands. a railroad lhirty.ons
miles long. leading 10 his factory, had bean
constructed BY himself, with d sufficient
rolliag stock. All the negroes exc.P.
about one hundred have been taken od b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23
QiIlsdpruugt gssarprr,
HIILSB0R0UGH, n. g.
Wednesday september 2S, 1868

IL The Candidates for Congress will address the
people at Durham station on "Wednesday the 7th O
October.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

REPORTED Frcnr ~ TENsE.sEE.-By the
Western tram "Wednesday evening. the
Lynchburs Republican learns that an en-.
gsyement took place "Wednesday, a few
miles west Of Jonesboroush, Tenn, be.
tween Gen. lackson's command aud Van.
ker force, bit a. the tain IRON Jones.
borough tailed 10 connect ii Bristol On
that day, tile result vas unknoan.
~ tu,g Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

Urler date Ne9 Orleans. September Ist,
the correspondent Of The Chicago Times
writes that many sailing vessel rave been
chartered and troops hurriedly pu, on board
Of tssm. The troops at Ship island have
been seat away. aud o.hefsare following Cos
Rlotraade. The Monroe doctrine will the
lind inany edsocates At Brownsville II less
three d-ys, and Napoleon viii Sad hat lie
Is not 10 remtis andisteb bed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23

FICHr NEAR JosEsBoRoUCn.- The Abing.
don vrsinIan d Friday SAYS that General
Jackson TeIegraphed TO Bristol on Tues.
day night that, with the aid Of GItner',
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-23
FRoW aEORGIs-FIGHTING COMMENCED

FROM GEORGIA -FIGH TING COMMENCED.
4 .enta. Sept. l9.--t Yankee force Of
l2sDvmouuted inianity STACKED Rlt.od
THURSDAY evening. Artiii.n sire kstt 10
Onr iHlr, when Iiiry retired, leaving ] lev
renu VII. Art.Ilrry firing heard III Frl.
das, posed heay. ,kifmi.liipg afbpg our
s6sie eatary front. ConlederaIes attack
III To- Yankees at Clea, elm on thursday
at.tlng them out aud capturing seventy.
l9ur prisoners who arrived hire to-day.
Oar tbtces held Cleveland. Walker on.
psgsi the Yankees 80 Friday e.enipg vest
Of Hing0d and drove thrm hack Two miles.
Olr,lss, sixty. Heavy skirmi.hlng FRI.
d. aIoag tie whole line tlll nlghllall.
IA0s mrning heavy artilIef. opened Al
datjfea, and continued uniil the IRAN.
Ut Iaeils ron within three III 4. u
,sinsald Al .hc bridges between there
AID t,auuoga .hSsc been destroyed.
Rsss .sied the following battle order %
tie ST.
Headquarters Army Tennessee. IN IL S.eld.,
Lafayette sept. tn, 1863
GssEssL OaDgas. 30. lSu THE troop.
81! gr IBID ready lor an immediate qo,r
sslas' ;.e saeay. lis demonstration sn
or aaHas haze bsp- thaarisa, an iwce
has is fetfsr .L ssfgfs ~ WIN ol.s.ed
i ir WA mus. aCa 'fore1 aiI ID the
iaN... sn.icrI, yOs &C. lsrgtls .s.aigic.
etl Yag must now seek the contest. III
,.oiug - Know yon vii be content 10 SUI.
Ter pfisations aud encounter hardships.
iieretslore ysu have never failed to respond
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
Gr.u's Lyric CONCERT Troupe.

Manager Grau, the rival of Maretzek and
all other managers Of the Italian Opera, has
started on a tour with Ills new troupe Of artists,
and is meeting with great success. Great praise
is awarded to his newly imported artists by the
critics Of New York and Philadelphia; and our
musical friends in Washington will bc delight.
ed TO learn that an opportunity lie to 10 given
them this (Thanksgiving) week to hear som,
very choice Italian music in the Washington
theatre,
M Grau has invariably brought superior
musical attractions to this city, and now h
promises 10 surpass all previous efforts. III
hss three prima donnas, viz z:-MadanIC ' eri
Lorini, whose debut created a great sensation
in New York; Mile Paulins Castri, a new
vtlma donna much Landed for her vocal abili
lies and Mile Morendi, the prima donna con
traito, who made 81 great an impression her,
last season.
His principal tenor lie signur Iulgo stolanl
and signor Morclii, the great Italian baritone
also belong. 10 the troupe. Our r,adcrs will
by this time have anticipated rich treat u
the advent OF Manager Gran. The hr.t con
cert takes place this rvculug.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
MAJOR GENERAL BURNSIDE.

The repeated requests of this gallant officer
to be relieved from the command of the Army
of the Ohio has at last, with some reluctance,
been granted by the Government, and Gen
cral Foster, who was relieved from command
in Eastern Virginia for that purpose, will
succeed him. It appears by the order that
General Burnside ia only relieved from duty
In the field, as he is ordered to report to
the Adjutant General at Washington; although
It 10 understood that his own desire is
to resign his commission altogether in order
that he may attend to his own private affairs,
which have been suffering from neglect since
he has been in the army. 1t is not unlikely
that the Government will grant him leave of
absence under the circumstances, instead OF
allowing so valuable an officer to leave the
service. Gen. Burnside has given great eatls.
faction to the Government in the performance
of the difficult task assigned 10 him in Ken
lucky and Tennessee.