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ed in q corner; but we kept up brisk IRE on the
foe, who had rallied on two hills abou. two hundred
wards distant, and appeared If they had all Yankee
dom mounted to meet US. Col. Williams called for
our flag, and was reforming the Regiment, when his
horse rearing. he was struck in the forehead by a
minnie ball, fell and 1ied In a few moments. bra.
YER aud cooler man. or one more beloved by his Re-
rimen,, never lived Had he survived, and moi been
made Brgadier for his gaantry on this day. it
would have been the srossest injustice. About this
time, Gen. Lee was wounded ia the leg by the cut
Of sabre. He also acted with the greatest bravery
and manGuvred admirably. The Orange company,
without single exception, behaved splendidly, and
when reformed on the field every man was at his
post. Corp1. Blalock was killed in the charge, and
private Asbell severely wounded in the neck. We
captured great many prisoners and horses, but the
latter were nearly all disabled. Our Regiment fur
nlshed most Of the sharpshooer, and did most Of the
fighting Of the Brigade, but the whole Brigade did
well. can only give account Of il. as We did no,
acl with any other troops. The Yankees came ovel
the Rappahannock, go say prisoner. Jon raid with
siI days rations. We fought the ID and 9th Regi
men,s Cavalry, L. s., aud whipped them. Ths
Yankees say ours is the hes, Regiment in Lees army
Gen Buford oil their cavalry was killed, and sescra
colonies.
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CHEERING FRoa PoRr HUDSON.

MOBILE. June ia special dispatch 10
Tire Tribune from Jackson dated the Ill,
says. a courier arrived al B,opkhascn last
night fram Pnr, Hudson. AID reparts The
trpnps IN hne spirits; ,hey have repui,ea
lhs enemy tseniy seven ilinr- success ,lai-
III, AID i close Al hand.
Osyka. June 10th Il desperate night
ionk place al Port llui,on on the ist
Tie Cnnted.rates left Their entrenehm-ni..
Charged the enemy. drove them iran their
fertilization. AMI spiked their siege guns.
The II. Charles HoIel il filled with the
wounded from Port llud.oa. brought B,
baat last wight.
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ASoTHER HABsAs CORPUS CAsR.-ln Iu:
ly last William B. costnor. Of Henderson
county. 25th N. c. Tro ps. Sho had been
severely wounded 10 the battles around
Richmond, hired as a substitute, Allen
Robihson. aged forty five. whn had been a
private in the same company. but who had
been discharged by reason Of being over
the Csnscript age. and disehargr was du-
IL given 10 Gsstnor by Col. h. NJ. Rat
fedge. BY reassn Of having fOnished the
said Robinson IS Substitute. In Pebrua-
rY last, Lieut.. julius A. Poor. Of the 18th
Regiment, being al home. and acting under
srders from the Colonel Of said Regiment.
arrested Costnor a. a aember Of hi. con
pany absent without leave.
Costnor, by his attorney. applied 20 His
Homer. Judge Ship. for writ oi hGbtas
corpus. which was granted, snd L.. Poor
appeared before the yadgc with his pri
ssuer, and after a hearing Of the c.,r. Judge
Ship decided there was no just Cause for
his detestigu, and eriered MS discharge
from custody.
Being about to return to his Regiment
Lieut.. Peer, disresarding The order s
Jddge Ship, re-arresied rpstnor. fy III,
purpose Of returnins hin 70 hi. coapars
and Gov. Vance, beiRg notified That popr
.ad his prisoner would pass Raleigh. ordfr
ed squad Of mea 70 be drtsiird tram Ga,
.ss,h Regiment N. C. Miiuia. and - ssa
csed 10 the depot of the centrsi Raiir-st
ID this city. take Costhor INFO cd,tniy az,
deliver him to the AJiutaat General. IT..
squad was detailed. aud. ~ ill., sr,i,a !
theears from the West. on yesterday mnra
ing, took Costnor In custody sad deliver
eohim ls Gen. Fcwie.
Aspecial order vas Immediately issue
By order Of Gov Vance. permitting Crst
ner, inasauch - he bad been di,csargei
from the operation Of he gnnscript Act. q
return 70 his home, and 10 b. protected D,
the militia officers Of The State from farthr
auest under said act. until the judgment .
Fudge Shipp was reversed D. ,pne iuJieia
suthority. having Jurisdiction u such "a
ses. RaIagk Program.
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Aillshpraugb Gefuruer.
HILLsBoRoUGn, N. G.
"Wednesday, Junea24, IS63.
THE n E w s .


The news frcm our army in Virginia the past week
is quite cheering. On Saturday the 18th, an attack
was made upon the enemy Al Winchester, by the
division OF our troops under The gallant Gen. Ewel
which resulted in a complete yielery on Monday
morning. On sunday morning Gag Of truce was
senl in demanding surrender Of the town The Of.
6cer commanding the garrison replied that no would
abide the issue Of the battle. end that If Gen. Ewc
attacked him he,would burn every house in VIM
chester. Gen. Ewell prompt returned for answer
10 this barbarous threat. that i any houses were
burned other than those fired in the course Of the
bombardment he would hoist the black flag, and
show no mercy to such savases. The bomhardment
Of he enemy's works was then Immediately commen-
cea and was continued through the day. On Mon
day mornisg at o'clock The attack was renewed.
and after struggle Of one hour The Federal g was
lowered and our victorious troops entered and took
entire possession The fruit Of this victory was some
.sx or seven thousand prisoners, together With their
eiors., &C.. embracing several hundred horses va
CONS, equipments. artillery and I'alns Aiicy, the
Federal commander, escaped Our loss IN Killed.
wounded and missing, 10 said not 10 nave e1ce'deu
one hundred; no officers killed.
Ii also appears that Col AlcO,,. with two is1asan,
men, while endessoring 10 feaforcs Msoy. was cap
,ured by Gen. Edward johnson on Sunday evening,
near Berryvile.
| Our troops, itseems, have assumed the offensive,
and are pushing into Maryland and Pennsy lyania.
The Raleigh Progress Of Saturday says ina, Gen
Rhodes has akea possession Of Mariinshsg, c4auins
some two hundred prisoners. stores. dc, and thai
the Baltimore aaJ Ohio RAILROAD i. a.au IN our pos
i session.
Al Richmond. 10 which II - stated that Confederate
forces occupied Hsgarsiown. NJ. and such slhei
points leave them Tree 10 operate either against
Baltimore Or Harrisburg: thai our forces had vsIied
Johannesburg. and were in s!fsng force IL Williams
Pef aud Cambeslanl. and had captured i've hun
died union cavalry near G,eeneaslIe.
Lincoln had issued proclamation fnr one hGndrs,
thousand men io ~ months service. .errI the IN
vason Of Mafyiaad, Pennsylvania. Northern Virgi
GA sid Ohio; and the Governors Of genh-yl'sui,
and Maryland have called upon their people 70 rail-,
~ lsli.defense.
Dur ialesI dates from Isckson sre % tie lsih. and
up 70 ihas date yrksbutg held out and Gfaai wa,
expecting an attack ron Johnston in The rear.
The Confederate ,ron .cial steamer A,ilhii, for
mrfly ne Fingil. was surrendered - The enemy d
war.a~ sound. near s4ssnnsh. on "Wednesday
la. Ons rsp,rl say. ihst OIL, ave .aot. srss
y thn enemy aud for - 80 Asiauia. vhtn ~.
va. fi-anieI 10 csuse hrr SURRENDER. Their,
.se sl,p.elols d irrsehery The part Of o
hose - eonn,nd 2! the Atlanta.
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administration had done nothing but what
they were empowered to do, and what itI
was best for them to dol say it is fail
ure, that we have undertaken what We can
not perform. Noresolted people that have
kept an independent Government for a
twelve month have ever vet been subjugat-
ed, and no purely agricultural people in
the protection Of their domestic rights have
ever yet been ssbjagated since the world
was founded.
Even laying history aside. the history Of
this two years war shows that whilst We
are brave and determined. whilst We have
thrown our best spirit and energies, and an
unlimited amount of treasure into this con,
test, whilst our men have fought as men
never Tough before, yet we have only gain
sddsseat, humilating to our section al pride,
destructive to all our material interests,
and annihilating to every spirit Of liberty.
Candor should compel as 10 admit before
the civilized world that we have been
beaten And cannot succeed in.what we have
undertaken, and appealing to the same
common sense principle that Won and
would appeal to in every affair Of lite when
We see we cannot succeed, IL Is prudent
and wise, honest and ennobling to admit
oar failure, and that we must back down
frem our position. Now. my friends. |
could 60 on. eco on Somebody in
the audience became objectionable, and
there were cries to "pat him out.")
could detain you here another twelyemonth
had the physical and intellectual power
to do it. to give you reasons why we should
declare for peace, and therefore let a. all
unite in this gloriaus enterprise, lei u,
save our country, even what is left of il
before it is. totally destroyed and last i"r,
eyer. (Cheers.) Let US declare for peace,
and let Us declare that the party or the
Nan, who advocates the prosecution Of this
war is false to the Democratic creed. and
should be cast out from amongst u as
Democrats Slight cheerins.).
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fight on The Biaek.rn,r -T0 Tanke,i Re.
pulstd
spseial ,li.plleh . Il, Psis,.bats Erp,e..

Special dispatch q it, Psis,.bafs EIpfe.A
Frankiun Seabnard Railroad. Ians 10th.
The emmy. several thousand strong .
With esralry. artillery and lnlaHirt. 49,
tempted 10 iurce > passage aerass III
Blackwsier Al J.yner's aud BIacksar,r
BnIse. las, night; but we're repnlssi.
This evening they nprned hfasy bro
upnn Franklin with srnllery and re-
m,nt Or more II rl-s. keep ~ up ! .r,rre
were asaiu rspuise,l rae commanding
officer here did MT use HI. artillery II all.
b0i snls tie men 10 INC rlar pt. 4 sssi
manv q 'hs eaem, sers Allied. W Lees
on Our siie.
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For the Hlllsboroush Recorder
Euraci from ne proceedings Of Orange
Pres6yfsry al Milton, n C., June i;th, IsiS

Extract from ne proceedings of Orange
PresIysry al Milton. n C., June i:th, SOS
WmgRsAs. il is well known that there is
4 musr lamentsble deficiency Of ministerial
labor among our nuble. and snifrrins sgl.
,liers, that there is al present great and
increasing call Inr preaching. the mantle i
presence Of The Holy Spirit. and a PROMISE
Of more than usual success. The canmiitr.
Of Domestic Missnns would recommend
the adoption Of the following resolutions:
lst. That from among the younger and
more active members nf this PrrsbyNrY
four classes be formed. consisting Vi iolr
or FIVE each.
81. That each Of these classes spend one
month in laboring among The soldiers.
Sd. That the classes BE- named TT. ell.
5l and 4ih. and that clash M. |. CONSIST
ing u Rev. Messrs. Sn,lh, Caldwell. Dial.
Ton. Johnston ami Miller. spend The month
Of July; class No. 2. Rev. Messrs. Hines.
whaley, kirkpatrick. Shearer and Eau.
crit, August; class No. 8. Rev. Me,,rs.
Doll. Stanheld. Hill. Wiley and Mnnr.
gomery, September; elias. No. 4. Rev.
Mes.rs. Jor,Ian. Atkinson, Alexander,
Hughes and Currie. October.
4ia. That Pastors II ehurchr, and stat
ed supplies appeal Il ihrir congo; Atom.
A. soon As possible for funds 70 bear tie ex.
penses Of these brethren.
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Northern News via SheByuile. T.a.e,,.t.

tsUfWsIH Ntps Vlu OHeIOyUttN. It1nteItf.
Shelbysille, June ls.--Nashsille papels
oi the 18th contain Linceln's Proclamation,
calling oat 10000 militia Tor III months
service.
Loudon. Pa, June i6.--The rebels are
in heavy force in the Cumberland Valley.
Bedford. Pa, June I6.--Scouts. frpori
5000 rebel cavalry At Cumberland. Md.
rhe inhabitants we're flying ier safety 70
Ilarpsfs Ferry.
Harrisburg. June l6.--Bssiues. 10 aus.
PENDED here and al important docgmen,s
hsss been renewed from the capital,
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0NE or THE TRicKs.--We understand
ahat the extortioBers 10 some localities have
adopted a neW plan 10 keep prices up to
DE highest mark. When they Dad that
ssy article Of whics they h.ye quantity
. ssna q declining 10 price. they put up
: II II Il II aictIrn and one Of their mum
Lf bis i " II 50 exrsvsgsnt price
S1sfeepon 10y 81 isin inspreadlng the re-
rsft taGi l..at !. the " market price" These
iaad shsf.s ai. probably Try 10 keep up
e. price y anr ard provisions ia the same
way. nov Ii. ], - almost certain that
there VII BE- . aDataDt supply. They
tnsy sefY pubis 5pinlan for swhile, but 4
.sE VI isdgneal s,il safaly cone.
csqrloiis Dsm91Gs.
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IinrcsieAL,--coi. John ". Wheels Pt.
poses TO publish second edition VI BIS
History Of North Carsiina. and advertise.
Tor dates, nsmes or iaet,. u cnrreenss =
the omissions aud impcgfsctioass 81 tie afsi
edition. (published 10 1851 md for -
graphical sketches &C u 50 vho bsye dssi
service in the Geld or ~ .i,ettsfs 80
Sc Addressed TO the ca ef lion . ~
Swain, Chapel Hill ray 0b'ov~
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Capture or aAgrlNsnrRn.

NJ IvIIVWIIk y NNt tFItsIHH WNlH ufna Lee vi
soaneisg the capture o. siattlnsbarg.
CaIpcPer G. H.. iaas ~. 1859.
Gen. $. Copper. a. 4 Il GtnT
GESERAI: On the afternoon d the ,l4th,
Gen, Rhodes took possession u Martins.
burg. capturing several pieces Of artillery.
more than TO hundred prisoners. supply
Of aminI milton and gram. Our lOss, one
killed and two wounded.
Signed] X. f.. LEE. General.
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Rrv. Z. ]. GRAyk... c..E.-Me

RKy. X. ]. GRAyss's CA.G.-Me see ii
stated that the Grand Jury of the c0nird-
riate Court al Richmond refused 10 lind q
true oil against Rev. X. ]. Grave, Who va.
charged With treason. Mr.. Graves "a.
first arrested aud charged with treason o.
The testimony OF returned Confederate
prisoner. who stated that he heard con.
,ersat;nn between Mr.. Grave, aud the
Yankee officers IN the enems'. camp, IN
which the former gave The lausr inloraa.
tiou 10 regard 10 the drieuersst RicRmond.
The letter which Mr.. Graves sros from
Orange county. n. G., ~ the Richmond
Enquirer 70, publication, had nothing % 10
win his arrest, as many erfuaesl,i, .1p.
pose. The Confederate soldier snu brous /. /
he afcg.ai.on against Mr. Grave, We pre-
airinr was mistaken. AZ any tatr We are
gtatiaed that hlr. Graves las bten able 10
establish hls innnoense. cks,lii, Dem.
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rnf rI,G o. TRUCE ogER EIiLEs

iHE FIAG VI TRUCE OYER Efii.kf
Gen. Bragg has issued the following II
der relative 10 Aags VI true. covering Pes
eral soldiers guarding Confederate cit
zen. ~ho are srn, fran DeyeaI the ess
my's lines into tho Confederate lines;
headquarters Dagsdacni ". -
Tsllahami. Tena.. Juu. y, lse1.
General Orders. No. liz
~. The enemy has seen Il, Il rIpel lrsn
his lines aud send to oar nislI nat oal'
those supposed 10 be guilty Of enmcs. bst
mn -comhatt,nts found Al ihrir k.asrs i
The peaceful pursuits 81 l,fs. II the PEI
petratiun Of these oatrages on hgmanitr,
and these violations Of civilized warfare.
he has prostituled the Hag 81 truce 70 tie
base purpose 20 protecting tsr guards wss
drive forth these sxiles. Hereafter that
aag will not protect those guards. but ths'
will be seized and sent isfsard 70 ss
treated ~ spcs Or prisoners 81 gar. A. tss
circumstances IN each case mey require
By command Of Gen. Bragg.
II. w. WALTER, A. A. q
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Jackson. Jane 18th. For the FIRST time
for fonr days, heavy firing was heard At
ylcksbars this mnrn,ng. The last &C
count. represent Grant to be busv Iortlfvin-
aud cutting dawn tree, beyond the Big
Black To impede Johnsinn's movements.
They al. represent ih.t grra. distress PR.
walls amongst the citizens issidr 81 Grants
l,nr.. The Yankees have rnsbrI them 81
all their provisions. AMI numbers are in
starving conditions.
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PRooRgss OF OUR TRooPs ON NORTHERN
SoIL.-Rlehmond. June 22d.--Nothing nv
The Central train this evenins. except 4
confirmatlon oil The reported cavalry hight
on Thursday and Friday at MddIeburg.
Pa. Robersron's brigade was chiefly e..
gagged. aud the enemy we're fepulsrd with
severe loss. A large portion OF the frat
Rhode Island regiment was captured, Nc
particulars.
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Shelbyville, June l9.--Nashville paper,
OF the 18th have been received. The New
York Times Of the 10th. says that Lee with
an army 10000 strong. is marching north
ward. Hooker's army is marching On ii
prevent his advance.
Harrisburg, June 18th. Dispatches, FROM
Chambersburg and Hasersiown, state that
Rebel cavalry we're At Bsrryy'lie and Mar
tinsburg on the llth Hard fighting was
going on. The rebels had driven Rey-
nelds from Berryville, and were advanriag
on the capital. The towns and cities
throughout Pennsylvania are IN danger.
Private dispatches state Ina, on the 10th
the rebels were at Chambersburg in force.
The Federals were moving railroad ma.
chnery, stock aud stores. There is great
excitement and alarm.
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ST LOUIS, July 22-A special to the Repub-
lican from Memphis both, says:
From an arrival frLra below we have Natchez
dates to the 18th. also from Jackson and Vicks-
burg the 18Th.
Sherman ordered charge TO be made on John
ston's forces OH Frday hut they had escaped so
far that capturing them Was out of the question
We only cot few strigglers. few guns and
some ammunition
portion of Sherman's arnv is now in Jack.
son. which is his headquarters, while the remain
der i on its way back to Vicksburg
Johnstons army swan Pearl river.
Eight steamers left Nicksburg ou the 9th for
Natchez. having on board - 900 troops under
command OF General Ransom. On arrival, he
captured five Rebel officers crossing the river
He captured a battery OF nine guns, four OF
which are IL pound Parrots. He then marched
back into the country nine miles. aud captured
2iI boxes OF ammunition and nine more guns
The Rebels lied in cnnsternatOu
On returning to Natchez he found ! 900 head
of Texas cattle. and 1000 hogshclds of sugar,
all oi which he took possession Of in the naiue OF
the United States
On the sth. two steamers arrived from New
Orleans via Port Hudson. bringing up 1900 pa
rord Rebel prisoners. and two steamers left ON
the sth tor New Orleans with large loads OF eat.
tie and three more for Ncksburg with live
stock
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NEw YoEK. July 22-Durue the lie of yes
tcrday the vail OF the 18th Precinct Station
House. on 22d street. fell The building was
DESTROYED last week by the moh, one wall alone
remaining standing Tho rufus nt the time Of its
fail were hllel with women and children scirch
Ing for coal nnd wnnd. Eleven hodics. mostly
OF children. have thus Tar been taken from the
ruins II s not known how many vet remain IN
tho ruins The police think not more than three
or four, while others estimate the whole number
between - and ~
The Ileralds special, dated Washington, July
81. atysi
All efforts io induce the Government to sus
peud or avoid the draft la New York arc una
valuable The dfuft will lac enforced Vi the quota
u not hllcd lay volunteers Under no other
circumstances can or will the draft be dispensed
with
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INDIANAPOLIS. ND, THURSDAY MORNING,
DAILY SENTINEL
Noon Reports.
From wshingtou-

From wshington-
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-By direction of the
President, the following officers retired from
active service:
Major General John Z. Wool, Brig. General
William 8 Harvey Brevet Brgadier General
Harvey Brown, Colonels Justin Dimmick and
Charles S. Marchant, and Lieut.. Colonel Martin
Burk.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The following has
been received here from Vicksburg TO the 18th
To Gen Halleck-
Johnston evacuated Jackson on the night OF
the 10th He Is in full retreat
Sherman SAYS most of JohnstOn's army must
perish from heat and lack of water and general
encouragement
The army paroled here. has, TO great extent.
deserted and scattered through the country.
Sen. Ransom, who was sent to Natchez. cap
tured a number of prisoners aud number of
teams loaded with ammunition Over 1000
100 rounds of ammunition were brought back to
Matches. He also destroyed 26s000 rounds of
artillery ammunition.
(Signed:J U. s. GRANr.
Major General
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
h "a I X Q ~ ID =
1868. ~ ~ SsVE 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route to chicago via Kohono.
"a MlLEs SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER nourE

~ MiLRS SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROuTE
I'm AND AFTKR MONDAY. APRIL 20, lsGa, tfains
" trains will be run a. follows
4 Chicago ESprss Train will leave indianapolis al
"a rs T. NJ, ~ kokumo ~ $40 H.. ~. time 20
make close connection With train uu the Cincinnati and
Chicago Ar Line Railroad tuf lOganspart Valparaiso
aud Chicago, sui arrive a. Peru az a20 4. NJ.
Returning, The same tTan Will leave Peru at 100 A. NJ,
making close connections with the night train from Chit.
cago, aud arrive a. indianapolis AZ ha0 \. ~
Mail lrain viii leave Indianapolis al asa +. NJ,
stopping all satuns and arriving Peru n time 10
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa.
bash hallway Tor Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne, To-
icdo and Detroit
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at $40
A. after the arrival of the train the T. W. n. ".
from the East and arrive ~ Indianapolis loOn A. NJ.
In time 20 make connections Tor all points RaAt South
and West
AChcago Fxpresstran will leave indianapolis a. 20
y. M making close connections atKokomo With train for
Loganspor, Valparaiso and Chicago aud arrive az
Peru ~ lOd A. NJ IN time TO make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Raii.
way.
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making close connection al kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati ant Chicago Air Line r. from Chicago,
Valparaiso and LoganpOr and arrive AZ indianapolis az
4o T. NJ la time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
V. 7. MAL0rr. General Ticket Agent. feh2S. '62-dly