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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26
TRIBUTE NJ REsPE CT.

~ = meeting 81 the members 81 Capt. j. ". Lat.
=, eonany. IN ramp near Kin.,On. =. c.. August
.. 1863. Lieut. A. q. Fsssss, being called 10 Ii.
Caaf. and ssisssai John Hall appointed seossiary
ne Chairman, u , frv appropriate rem.ks. having
'sied the ohse, Of the meeting. on motion. Sergeant
John Couch and Pri,sSs William j. Baron. John
krklsnd, James Z. scslle,I and chsslsy .. Warren
we're appointed : committee % dsil rs,oIuliOns On.
pfeuivs o. The sense Of the mselln e whs reported
through thar Chairman The following resolutions,
which were unsnnogsly adopted;
whu,ssii h,s been the ~ilI Of The Supreme Ru.
ref The universe 10 biz Divine Providence, 70 re-.
move from our mids, our worthy and highly esteemed
t'fndssnd brother Ii aims. Lieut.. slspsoS Lara,
sho d'edsi his home In Psfsn county, n. c., Of ".
Pho'a ever, on The % day Of August, 1868;
Rei0'red, Tbs, We, The members & the above named
company, q ~hlrh tho dsscascl wa. worthy mcm.
aesPy y ,ttltu with The many relatives and
friends q The deceased, in The Hrspanbe loss which
They have sasl ained but whis We dsplore our lQs,
&c ''s eonssd with the reflection TIA, our los. !. hi.
eternal gain.
M.'irsai That copy Of ihese resolutions be ssn
2 TIC family Of he deceased, and sI.e 10 he IIiII
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26
CONFEDERATE TAX.

I'VE will attend al the following times and places
w Ter the purpose Of taking list, and assessing
the taxes under the Confederate Tax Act passed The
24th Of April, 1863:
At James w. Miles's, on Tuesday the 18th August.
At Cedar Grove, On Wednesday the i9ih..
At Tolars, on Thursday the goth.
Al Caldwell, on Friday the 2ls
Al Hillsborough, on Monday and Tuesday the 24ih,
and 25th.
Al Red Mountain, on Wednesday the ash.
Al Mangum's Store, on Thursday The 27th.
AT Lipscomb's, on Friday the 2sih.,
At Durham's on Saturday the 2sih.
At Gunter's. on Monday the 3lsL
Al Chapel Hill on Tuesday snd Wednesday The Ia
and 2dof September.
Al Thomas Longs, on Thursday The Sd.
AT White. Crsss. on Friday the Ain.
Al Thomas J. Ca,ss's. on Saturday the 5th.
The following are some Of the articles and other
Wines and Spiriiuous Liquors. Tobacco, Cotton,
Wool Floor, Sugar, Aolasses, Syrup, Rice, and 9th.
+er agricultural products held or owned Oh the FIRST
day Of July 1868; all moneys, Bank notes or other
currency on hand or on depos, on.ths Ersi day Of
Jolly 1862 and all credits on which The interest has
not been paid, and net employed in a business tho
income Of which is taxed blythe Tan Act; and oil
profits made BY any person, partnership corpora.
ton during ise year 1869, otherwise than in the dDs
course Of regular retail business, on produce, &c.
II. NJ. e. sTRoUD,2 $50.
A. N. Angler, "s'''"s'
Augast6. 0e-tw
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.MARRIED.

In this county on the 23d instant, by g. Wilson,
Esq, ROBERT y. WALKER. of Co. X, I'd N.
q. Cavalry, to Miss MOLETHA ANN WOODS,
daughter Of tho late John w. Woods, all of this
county.
10 Chapel Hill, on the 24th instant, by the Rev.
Solomon Pool, Lieut.. HIRAM LEWTER, Of the
C. .. Army. TO Miss sALLIE X. WHITE, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. John White, all Of Chapel Hill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26
BY THE GOVERNOR OF N. CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. it.sppesrsto me that ahs necessities
~ ofsour people still require the continuance Of
the prohibition heretsfore extended BY Proclamation
10 the expectation ofcertain articles from the State;
Now therefore, i, ZEBULON b. VANCE, Co
vernon Of North Carolina, do issue this Proclamation,
continuing the proclamation Of July 10th in force for
thirty days from and after the 18th instant in regard
10 Cotton and Wooden Cloth, Cotton and Wooleb.
Yarns Leathera and Shoes, subject to such exceptions,
dc, expressed heretofore.
-, In witness whereof, ZEBuLos B.ivAScr,
Ss Governor, Captain General and Commander
inChief hath signed these presents and coos-
y ed the Great Seal Of the State to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Raleigh, this 10th day Of Ac-
gust A. 1853, and in the Eighty Eight year Of our
Independence. 2 B.VANCE.
By the Governor:
R.H. BArrLr, JR., Private Secretary.
August 18th. 07-2t,
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
He.l.oaaner. c.mp o. ln.lrselion.

Camp Holmes, \. G., Iuy It'll. isC3 :
Ais meeting held " ihr raenbes u Co Il. Col.
hast,s llstisiion. serg,. ". ID. Jackson va. ca lied
- ihs chaif. ard serss i. Mosg,n Y,,rhy requested
70 &C, a. SECRETARY. The chauman having siplain.
n The otec, 81 The nerlne appointed sergi t..ace
F.sst'en. corparsl D r. Slnelland snd rsiya,e. :.
J 6ooch. 6. q. smith .ni q O. Nsy l. d,sfi rsso.
lSiions; Who 81 20 sdiou,ned meeting. rsrotied tn
foilerias preamble aod ,rsou,ops rhlch wes unan.
i4susly adopted,
Whereas Intelligence h,s rsashed o, ia, Il ha.
rlsssei Aim,ghly God n ~ wi.doEi Il remove from
- our much e.,ssrs friend aud brother soldier jous
=. TaoNssos who hrah,I ii. ~, u III, home IN
nsnss eaua'y'a few week. p.si. aud sbsieas we.
tam oar associations With him fos lhs las, iwe,e
r,aih.. will ever iensinber b. kiulaes and amia
W disposition. and look ,oIln that doe,h iii hing.
vel, and sndsi'or not 10 ,se, ia. Ne loo are ia.i
lasting from iims 70 s,s,niv Thrrstse BE- il
kt,oirs9'siha, 10 The drain Of Private Joba r
Thompson esf ssnPany h.. ", ons a 4. rnos
iitaisl solj,srs AMI loving companions. and 81. n
dsssJ m.ahss kind snI dunini son. Ne was eve
ready aud wiling. "a ;, ~ pos u iuiy
Re,Oissd. That 80 tender In The fairly and fri.na
!. heir ssd besesssmsn, urr he.u.srlf esnaJ,cne,
%, lhsii irfspsrsble iss.
Rs,osssf. Thstthe .ersisry .cnl copy ~ thss
Proceedings to the wiiosei mslAsr 81 me deco s.s
and esas The sane % be rul,i.h-a 10 The Ral.isl
standard. with The rssue., that tie spirit Of he A q
81 The Biblical Recorder cop, tho sane.
w.D. JACKSON, Chairman.
4 N.iaSsr.-sr'y.
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w A N t E d .

vNHE subscriber will pay cash for all the second
hand worsted Ladies' Skirts that may Be brought
or sent TO him, at HilIsborough. He wants them 10
make winter shirts for the soldiers. He hopes all
those who have any TO spare, will let him have them
at once.
WALTER A. THOMPSON.
August S. 0s-.
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rum, and laughing. taking loudly, or sing
ing was not INDUCED in"
The Yankee papers hayefrequently stat,
ed the fact that, all private property was
invariably respected. Fay. Obs
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Executive Department North Carolina,

Executive Department North Carolina,
Adjuiant Generals Office, (Miliia,)1
Raleigh, August 8, 1863.
GENERAL 0RDERS,1
No. II.
!. A LII Communications on Military matters p-
= tended foI His E rcellency the Governor, must
be written and sent 10 the Adjutant General who will
lay them before the Governor and reiuIp his answer
III. For the present The Governor declines 10 issue
any exemptions from home defence duty, and all APP
pcaiions for such exemption 10 insnie attention must
be forwarded through the commanding officer Of the
regiment with his approval.
By order Of Gov. VANCE,:
IS. TUCKER, Maj. and A.. A. A. C..
August 5. 06-2w
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WOOL-CARDING.

THE wooL-CARDlNG Machine well known
Il sWm. Mursy's, near the Gross Roads Church,
is now in good Ordei'ana prepared 10 DO good work.
will card for rs cents per pound fer white, and 40
cents per pound for mixed wesl
PINCKNEY TATE.
August s. oe-3wr,
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A Valuable Negro for Sale.

WILL b offered for sale, Il tbs Cour, House
" door 10 Hillsbefough, on'Tuesday the 2Sh
instant, likely Negro Man. beiSscn thirty and forty
ycan Of age lie Is good farmer, handy at aIi kinds
Of farm work. and 4 frsi rate shoemaker. Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
=. w. GARR.ARD
Augca 10. os--lwp
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ORDER No. /.

Hssdquarsr, Department, Of Enc
WE offer for sale fcr Eve days, provided We can
w get a lew barrels Of Conn Rio c0Ff EE,
Black ana 0tstn TEA, Crushed Brown SUGAR,
SODA. PEPPER, SPICE, RICE, SOAP, CAN.
DIES, and MOLAssEs.
n. n. BROWN & co.
August 10Th. 0s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26

borough Recorder, North Carolina Standard and Mil
Ton Chronicle for publication.
A.G. FAUCET, Chairm an.
JOHN HALL, Ssc'ry.
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TAX NOTICE.

THosE persons who coald not make i, sonveni-
= eni 20 meet me Al the tss.ga.herugs, viii have
an opportunity 10 pay their Taxes at Angus, Court,
ss shall attend At the court house for that purpose.
II i desired particularly how 10 make Up the sell
sior's fund.
III D. GUTHRIE. Sheriff. .
Augnsts, spe--
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House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
TWILL he .os 10 ibs highest bidder, on the ed
" day Of Augas, instant. the House and LOT a
South Lowell herelaIore used as Parsonage. said
Lot consists Of two acres Of lind. Besides The Dwell
ing House, there il Kitchen sad Smoke Mouse.
sold Tor cash, without reserve.
d. C. PARRISH,
]. NICHOLS,
VI. II. CARRlNGT0N.
Augu.i6. os-
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NoTIcE-,JusTIcEs.

A MAJORITY Of ibs Justices Of the Peace will
a be required al the Angus, Court on Tuesday,
a. there Is County Business 70 do q Importance.
August s. o6-
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n 0 7 Ice

"A Ill persons 10 this regiment who have sent
a slaves 10 work On the fafu6eallons At vii.
mington, are requested forward a. once 10 Calvin
g. StrayhnHn. Uniyefsity Slatinn written orier
auihonIns him 10 celeri u, amount due for ihs la
Dor 81 such slaves.
M. BINGHAM,
Col Commanding ssih Rec. n. G. NJ.
August 10. 0s.-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08
"direct to Concord Buda Bureau Co Ill
yours with due respect

ELDRTDGE STEVENS.
"Ps you wish agents 1T | can due cny
thing far you l will due H."
Eldridge Stevens would do well TO 60
down into the Southern Confederscy,
and open n singing school, or young
ladies female academy for the education
of the young women Of the South, IN
connection with Parson G D. Elliott.
The scholarship of the two would be ad-
mirably mated. Propel Southwark, oh,
friend Stevens, and may you raise large
crop of liberty and death, especially The
latter, if the season be favorable, and If
we team due any thing for you why we
will due it, Of course.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08
a LI,erarr Copperheaa.

The manner Of men who buy Copper
head books is sufficiently indicated by
the following order from Illinois, for "lo
copyes" Of Mahoney's "Prisoner Of State
We give IL verbatim, bad spelling and all;
T,-,-- MN 1QCQl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08

Lying on the table before Us is general
order No. 1913, issued by one Braxton
Bragg, at Sparta, Tenn, on the 9th day
September, 1862, just one year ago, It
is what Nashville rebels would call q
telling document. What they mean by
SELLING" we do not profess to know. We
can say, however, that tho order OF the
"good dog" Bragg is telliDg-for it tells
Of "words Of promise held to the ear
and broken to the hope;" of "..hOpe de-
ferred that maketh the heart sick
"Frinstance," as the immortal nobody
Buckner, was wont to say, IL remarks
"Tennesseansl the restoration of your
capital and State Government is almost
accomplished without firing a gun You
return TO your invaded homes conquerors
and herOesp
All but the conquerors and heroes ~
Still the Tennesseans wander up and
dawn, fugitiyes from home, aud fleeing
before the wrath of an offended country.
When any Of them do return to their
homes - they come as Dick Mccain
came, prisoners; or as supplicSnts for the
mercy of the Government against which
they revOlted.
Again, the order says
HKentuclkiansl the first great blow
has been struck for your freedom. The
manacles will soon fall from your limbs,
when we know you will arise aud strike
for your freedom, your women and
affairs
Specially the women oxide account
of rapes near Glasgow, and the "hslt-
GERS" as exempli6ed in their horse
stealing expeditions into Kentucky.
All, rebels, read and reflect upon the
above telling extracts. The promise Of
year ago was great What Of the
present
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08
Miohnond Now.

A gentleman who recently arrived al
Washington, from Richmond, says:
Men are now taken wherever they may
be found by the provost guard, and, uu-
less well known, are not given a day in
which 10 arrange their affairs. No es-
cape, no substitutes being allowed. Those
who are lame, or have Loaf a limb, are
lied with the rich and poor alike and
seat TO do some duty not purely military,
SO that an Able-bodied man can be spar
cd from that sphere. Nothing he adds,
oluld be more unpopular, even If the late
Federal victories had not covered the
South with gloom, than this universal
CONSUMPTION.
III Is creating widespread dissatisiac-
uon that must eventually lead TO q feel-
ing everywhere like that throue h0ut
North carolina. OF the existence Of O
Union sentiment even in Richmond, he is
quite confident, aud mentions the names
OF several, who, like himself have boon
looked on with suspicion. The utter
worfhlessnoss of Oonfsderate scrin ia
causing q vast deal OF dislrust the mani a.,
being constantly flooded by the taet t5at
il is all ahoAt in efforts TO convert ID mo
real estate, &c.
Captains Sawyer aud Flynn have not
been executed, aud tits now thought thai
they will not DO. He states that John
Minor Bolts is on his farm near whore
Lees army is 81 present, but has never
taken the oath Of allegiance TO the rebel
The defenoes around Richmond have
been very much strengthened during lAe
past year.
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a. =. CIRCUIT COURT,
APRIL TERM, 1864.

a.. y. CIRCUIT COURT,
APRIL TENN, 1863.
The United States
~. Information No. @.
Tie Lot extending from Cherry 90 College street in
south Nashville, known as the Gun Factory; and
The United States,
TS. Information No. T.
Lots No I, Q, g, 90, 23 aud "a, In the plan OF the
Division Of the lot Of ground ON college Hin, iu
Nashville, aud the Interest Of p, McGAyOck, In the
Alley between Lots No. z2-8 aud ali the b uildings
Machinery, Tools Implements, &c, used IN Manu-
taoturiug Cannon.
In the above causes II Is ordered by the Court that
Il be referred the Clerk % enquire and report he
amount Of liens upon the property libeled, aud tbs
claims for liens BY Mechanics aud Material men aud
also, as 10 tho title OF the property. All claims 10
be Hled hy the FIRST Monday In septsmher, 1853
HORACE "A. HARRISON.
Clerk Of the United states Circuit Court
Eeul-lW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08

THE BANK OF LOUISIANA. "A very
heavy defaloation, said to amount to one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars,
and extending over \ number Of years,
has been. discovered in the accounts OF
an officer of the old Bank Of Louisiana,
who is NOW in the Confederacy. We have
refrained from noticing the statement be-
fore, awaiting the official publication, but
as that does not appear, we think further
reticenoe unadvisab le-NetO Orleans True
Delta, dug %.
We fear that the Bank Of Tennessee
will show worse defAlcations and swind-
ling than that after the war. No doubt
all the specie and available assets Of the
concern, which were carried of, South,
have long since been embeEzled.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08

=. q. MERCER, Editor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08

Who i'll wear Yankee hoops Rich
mona Eng.
Every rebel woman, Mrs, jeff Davis
included, Gin the hoops) who can get
them.
Any more hard questions to aak, En-
quirer?
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CoxooRD BuDA BUREAU Co ILL

"Dear sur please send NEE to copyes Of
mAhonys great book
"The Democrats are sgitling walked up
out here, give NEE liberty or give NEE
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UXI0y STATE OOmMIrTEU.

East 7ennes,es.-Horace Maynard, Dr.
VIM. q. Brownlow, John A. Campbell.
Middle 7ennesses.--M. NJ. Brien, DR.
VIM. p. Jones, Horace H. Harrison.
West Tennessee, B. Bingham, J NJ.
Tomsny, DIR. ]. Beftrick.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08
LOST

I'm WEDNESDAY mORSGNG, SEPTEMBER .,
~ ON college, Deaderlek, of Cherry street, two
Transfers Vouchers given 20 Wi lam Barron,
signed hy L. Abbor Pelham, wrapped up In a news
papor one for SIS O6, the other Tor So Any person
nndlug the same ana leaving them at the Union
Office, viii he literally rewarded by TIE owner
WM, BARRON.
HepS-Jt.
All men dealing IN The above will Ileasa have anV
man arrested, Offering the above, who cannot show
thouisalges a. be WILLIAM BARRON
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500 Wood Choppers
Wanted!

1--WE HUNDRED coon WOOD CHOPPERS
II RANTED, and ne bsF IFies Paid. Wi pro
vide pasios from pressing ... ...
@. WfTKOWsKf,
10 Public Square or "a South Vine street
Pr, and Dispatch.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
we have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
Tor the use OF Soldiers.
Il is printed in four oolors, represent
iDg Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, oolors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
In pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube ard re-
mail it 70 his friends, and they VII get
it framed snd preserve it "a a remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail, pre-
paid
1. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Onion Street, Nashville
Agents wanted TO sell the above
iulvl0-3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-14
The spIrit OF ,.e Frrnder.

The following address to the Spanish people, IN their
darkest hoEr Of invasion by Napoleon Is applicable
our present position, thar print it intended for
"submIti Do those sophists know
70 what they advise the most hlgh-mindei nation
earth Il would be stain without example in our an
mails IT, after such efforts such incredible events,
fa at the feat of the crowned slave who has
been 10 king. Your
houses destroyed your churches demolished your
fields laid waste your families dispersed and wander
ing through the country, hurried into the grave
Have we made 30 many "a rhcss-have the flames Of
war consumed half Spain, that should absndoa The
other half to the far deadly peace which the
emy prepares for iti-for viii beguile himself
with the insdiOu5 parade OF the improvements which
the French hold out. The Tartar whc commsnds them
has decreed that Spain shall have neither industry
commerce, population political representation
whatever: TO be made waste and soli-
taFy sheepwalk for supplying French manufactures
with our wools to becOae nursery Of men who may
Be hurried away to slaughter. Such Is the destiny he
would impose upon the most highly favored OF all
countiesi Shall Ee then submit to this
Uugrateful and perfdiOus
race shall sacrifices be in vau and blood Of
estimation In your eysf No, patriots rest ia peace
and let not thst bitter thought disturb the quiet n
your sePuiehres There peaee-theTe can be none
In his slate OF things That Spain may be free, is The
universal wish Of the nation aud If that be OBJ
taiesd least It may become immense desert enc
wide grave, where the accumulated remains Of French
and Sgansrds may exhibit TO faure sgss glory aud
shame But fortune ia iRimica 10 virtue az
lsaye its defenders only this melancholy tsI
ton Il Is written IN heaven and tina hstery Of all eyes
sit7sts the truth hs people who decidedly love their
liberty aud Independence mast ultimately estabh b
ihem, IN despite Of ell the aries and all the violence
and tyrsny Victory, which is often the gift Of for
tune ia later the reward Of e0nstsncy. What
defended the little Republic Of Greece from the bar5ar
Gus inVssions Of Xerxes7 What reconueted the cap
itol when It Wss almost destroyed by the Gaus9 hat
preserved 1t from the mighty arms Of Hannibal WaHt,
in times nearer our own protected the Swiss from Ger
man tyranny, aud gave independence to Holland in
spite Of she power OF Onr ancestorgf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-14
Gen. Morgan m Kentucky.

From the Louisville Journal December 81
We expressed the Opieon this morning that the brig
ade under the command Of gallant t9wnsman, Col
J. NJ HAHN had came uP with aorgsns rebel cavalry
Al point IN the vicinity Il Lebanon junction. and that
an engagement had tsken place MoEday afternoon
The ineig received st Headquarters this morning
fully CONFIRMS The correctness OF cur opinion.
Co Harlan with 70 ice Of shout three thou ana IN
fan ~ wi few pic Of aF leFy, fell ueon M0TganH
rear ar the mouth OF Beach fork the vicinity Of 3os
ton ard the ssuit conducted with such Vgor shat
Morgan with nfOrce fully double thst Of Col triRn
apd thre- pris killed aud prisoners number
OF the rebsls also wounded Col. Harian's loss
were tEo killed.
The course Of Morgans retreat across the koli-
ing fork IN the direction OF Muldreughs hull but as
Coz Harlan had cavalry under his command Pur'
suit was impossible. Dispatches received in this
city at nosn todsy from Col HsrlsR, who is quartsred
in ihe vicinity Of lebanon junction.
We are gratiAed fs learn that morgens engagements
ciptfe lest vening that he could find time to de
troy the bridge over the Rolling forks work Of de-
struetion which it was feared hsdtbeen consummated
Dispatches resolved at this city from Bard-tOWn
iul ctoz this ting announcing qsietude in that Vi
einy. The little bridge Cane Rln this side OF
sbauon junction hsd been burned either by Morgan
soldiers or rebel sympataizers in this vicinity but the
work can b. reconstructed in few hours, and train
I viii leave this city 10 morrow for the Junction
As there had been injury done on the liue OF tbs
T,eba on branch, trains will no doubt run Lebanon %
I Thursday
] burg i've in number have been destroyed
The reconstf tfuetion OF the trsss work near Nul
douah hill will incur delay of about six weeks tim'
bsfofe the abroad can be placed in eompiets running
/ order again.