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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

welcome back our fellow citizens Of that REGION thus
rescued from the enemy, to the embraces Of their
aher State and thank them for their steady adherence
to cur cause under The tyranny and oppression Of
foe Indeed It is gratifying TO observe the very great
10 observe the very great loyalty and patriotism of
that whole portion Of the State within contiguous
10 the enemys lines, which has been alike subject to
his Establishments and his ravages, May the day
speedily come when our jurisdiction shall again ex-
tend TO the sands of the Atlantic.
Several other matters, which deem it unnecessa-
~ TO specify will thrust themselves upon your at
tention.
In regard to financial matters, the Interesting re-
port Of the Public Treasurer is so full and complete
that am content merely 10 refer 10 IL confident that
could not improve upon any OF his suggestions,
which ], IN the nam, endorse.
The poor, especially the INDECENT families of our
soldiers, still demand our CAFE. Il is justly conceded
that when they not able TO support themselves
the State should support them in the absence Of their
natural protectors. cannot, however, make any spe>
chic recommendation for their further relief but should
any plan.occur 10 your superior wisdom doubt not
but you will promptly net upon il. II will be very
ditfient for many of them 10 struggle through till
harvest, especially the counties Of the west
which have heen proved upon alike by friend and foe
Trusting that harmony will prevail in your coun-
sells, and that much good may, under God, result to
the country the,effOm. close MY message with an
expression of readiness cooperate with you should
il lie 10 my power, in the execution Of the labors de-
volving upon you. - y.Ncr
Executive Department.
May l7th, 1864. )
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EditOr Marlborough Recorder Please publish
the following lis, Of casualties, Cor the information Of
the many friends concerned The Greensborough
Times, the Charlotte Bulletin, and the Daily Confede
rate At Raleigh will also please copy.
Last Of he Killed, Wounded and Missing in Co. F,
sd ~ c. Regiment Luae's Brigade, from Nay
IN 10 Nay 1871, 1861:
killed-Piya,cs 4. q. Ward and W. II. Scott.
Wounded J. w. Tate slightly ia the left
leg; Lieut.. Joseph s0ihdel, slightly in the lelt
shoulder; Serg't Samuel ). Gibbs. Piisaies w. H.
Douglass, IL. Durham, Thomas Cafes, A. NJ. Har-
ris and William Turner.
Missing-corp'l. d. Il. Neal, Piyaies A. Gates,
1. ]. Cafes, A. copley, Samuel Gill, Thomas Haw-
kins. ssm. {. Lloyd, 5. d. Malone, Daniel Midyett,
X. q. Gibbs, w. b. Glbbs, and w. J. Walker.
]. w. GIBBS, LIST Lieut.. Com. Co
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obituary.

Departed this life, al Parishsille, in this county,
on the 9TH instant, after long and severe illness,
Mr.. WILLIAM b. HENRY, aged thirty-two yeasr.
Mr.. Henry was man Of great intellect, good hus-
band, and fond father. Generousand social, be was
we'll beloved and highly esteemed by all who knew
him. May the bereayed family, wife and three chill
dren be greatly comfoted, that the Lord is able to
give and TO take away-and blessed be his name for
ever more. g3F A FnIEED.
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n Card 10 tae Ioisrs Of Orange.

The friends Of Capt. J. W. LaTrA believe his do.
feat was owing entirely 10 tile delay III his announce
mcnt IN March. Thcy intend TO be IN time for the
nomination that is 10 be made at May court. His
claims viii be beld forth On ibai off1sion hy his
friends; lorceraiuly liz has tighla hs nomination
II any one has. and lie people are fully aware Of The
nature Of bis claims Il l. unnecessary TO 50 into any
explanation ON that question: here, of all know him
BY reputation Ii not pcfsoaaily. Tie away 10 the
front ranks or our glorious army. defending Uu le.
sides from tic ppluling invasion 81 uuscr0pulous
enemy unable TO say a word Tor himself,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25
TIE NEWS.

The news Of the pa.l week, though not 50 full and
definite could wish. > 10 high degree encour-
aging.
Intelligence from Northern Virginia 10 the 10th
MY. states that 'he enemy during saturday sban-
dened his position our left, requiring new dispo.
siion II forces. This move ~ The par Of Grant is
evidently for the purpose OF building up aud covering
the railroad in csJer to use il cor Transporting sup
plies.
The enemy lcfl on our front twelve caissons and
tseny-one gun earrisges. thus showing they ei This
part Of their line hurneay.
Large quantities II arms we've left ~ The enemy
On the battle field, which have been appropriated BY
our men and taken %.
The enemy thus far are reported to acknowledge .
los. u 81 General officers and $1,000 men.
The enemy are iorii.ias their lines and are eyi-
IDENTITY ma.sng their lrncTs.
Gen. Lee on the 18th issued congrn,ulatory or
der 10 the trs,Ps recurring 10 success in sstioas
parts Of The Cenicderacy.
Petersburg papers 10 the 18th say there were heavy
battles in Virginia On Friday and Saturday. in which
The enemy were repulsed with great loss-esiimated
al $4,000. Our loss said to be 1000 men and Is
pieces Of artillery, principally from Page and Cien.
shiw's bigades, Joan.on's division. Prisoners say
that Grant expresses the determination not 10 recfoss
The river while he has man lci,.
A dispatch from Spots, lyania court House states
that on he morning Of The 18Th, about Jay, The enc.
nv with considerable force attacked our right wing.
The attack was quite feeble ani readily repui.ed
with slight los 81 our rir. but with consid,!ibls
slaushter q lliecnemy. weeiPmfei sixty prisoners
and they lcl over two hundred dead on the field,
Our men were busy the ncri DAY collecting arms on.
that pan u tic Geld abandoned BY the enemy.
Some spirited fights have occurred around tic for
li6calions covering Drcwry'a Bluff. On Saturday
night the nth, two spirited attacks wee maiC % on
lines, bot The enemy were promptly rcpuscl. On
Monday moro general engagement took place. a
large portion Of Gen. Hiskmsns Brigade was eaplut.
"a, including the General and All BIZ sal, VIII four
stands Of colou, and petaP. sixteen pieces Of at'l
lcY.
Gen. BsauregaId presented the Washington New
Orleans Artillery with four beautiful Parroit guns
Icaptasd from the enemy.
The turnpike is now clear Of the enemy, aud The
railroad win DO immediately repaired aud put IN run.
ming order.
Theis has been much hard fighting in Chester
county, near PS;eIsburg bot Dulet has been driven
from al his entertainments, and compelled 70 iaks
refuge under tho protection Of bis gunbOais .. Der
muda HualIeGL
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Feow-citizcns, ifihe Captain is fortunate enough
to get the nomination in May, let see if We can't
spread ourselves and win lhe stakes for him /; and
while he is yonder stopping Yankee minnies, we will
be busy trying to secure election for him, when
he comes home we may have pleasant surprise pre-
pared for him. that nay in slight degree compen-
safe for all his long suffering and pryalion.
@ VOTERS
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Blows Ur.-Bs this mornings train
lrom below, we learn by passengers, that
another Of the eEemy's line steamers was
blown % atoms, on Yesterday, BY torpe-
do, short distance below Jacksonville.
She had on board four guns aud was crowd
Ell with troops, all Of which, il IS suppos-
ed, were lost. LcLe CITY C0iHmJian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

g MiIledseyille. May 1S-Goy. Brown
has ISSUED Proclamation calling upon the
civil and military officers Of this State 10
report to Gen. Wagner immediately to aid
in repeling the enemy. The Proclamation
APPEARS in the Macon Telegraph.
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To Correspondents. w,

To correspondents. We have received .
letter from daughter 10 her parents, written in yr-
ginia, but our coumns TOO much crowded TO give
place 10 today III Zoo long promise insertion
neSt week or correspondents should be brief.
The piece ofPoetry from Lena we will to make
room for.
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A Richmond date Of the 22d says 70 Last night
the Yankees made an assault on our right towayds
Petersburg 70 retake the position and battery lost by
them on Friday. They were easily repulsed with
heavy loss Our casualties very few"
The Goldsborcugh State Journal last week gave a
rumol that Newbern was being evacusted By the
Yankees; but as we hear nothing more Of it, we sup
pose il was only rumor.
From Northern Georgia we learn that Gen. john
sion, though opposed by largely superior Yankee
force, has so far CALAMITY maintained his position.
An attempt against Rasaca, resumed on Friday The
18th, and continued through Saturday and Sunday,
was successfully repuised, with small loss on our side.
The newsf from Ttans-Mississippi is gratifying in a
high degree. Antheniic news has been received at
Mobile that Banks had escaped 10 New Orleans with
5000 men and that Alexandra had surrendered to
Gen. Taylor with $500 prisoners, 20 pieces Of artiI.
efy, 1900 mules and SO steamboats,, of which &c are
in running order. The rest are damaged but can be
repaired
Baton Rouge has been evacuated and the Confede-
rates are in possession Of it.
Nalchez was in flames. Two squares had been
consumed and The TIRE was still raging. The Engine
House was destroyed.
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aillshuruugh Aeenrntr.
HILLSBaR0UGH, \. G.
Wednesday, May %, 1864.
Executive Department, .
May l7th, 1864. 5

~ We are authorized 10 announce HUGH b.
Of Sheriff Of the saunly Of Orange.
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MA II Il 4 &c ID /.

In this county, on the 18th inst, by Thos Long,
Esq, Mr.. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Of Chat ham
county,to Miss MARTHA BALDWIN. 4fa
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TYTHE TOBACCO.

FSNHE Tyhc Tobacco. one tenth ofths oIos nised
10 1868. must Be delivered a. below:
For omngs county, al llillsboroush. 10 the unjsr-
signed.
For Wake corniy, a. Raleigh, 70 yohn H. essby.
AL to be delivered not sooner hun the sl 81 June
nor later than tie 10Th Of July. in good AID sale
keeping order. each quality separate.
JAMES \. WIlLTrED. Agent.
May II. 4s-3w
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March &C..

Horse stolen-Fifty Dollars Reward.
TIE Stable of the subscriber, near Chapel Hill.
was broken open on Sunday night last, and
Gray MARE, seven years old this spring, stolen.
The Maze has knot on the inside of her right fore
leg. and also knot caused by the saddle the left
side Of her hack. Fifty dollars reward viii be given
for the recovery Of the marc, or such information
will enable me TO get her.
WILLIAM STRAIN.
Moy IS. 46-3wp
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Moy ls.

p On the first Monday in each month we sell
all food and clothing hand TO the necessi,ous q
Orange al cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

" We are authorized % announce x. N. JONES
a. aeaudda,e for the Office Of Sheriff Of ,herouniy
Of Orange.
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The Yankees, when evacuating Washington, 81.
fire 20 The town in several places. by which about
half 81 The houses we're destroyed. The women and
children, working like men, stayed IFS ravages. But
some yilanous incenJaries afterwards again set fire
TO fireplace, SO that now not more than fourth Of
The buildings remain subecing the residents to great
distress for lodgings
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

II The Legislature Of this State convened at the
capitol in the city Of Raleigh on Tuesday Of last
week, pursuant 10 adjournment in December last. A
msjoriy 10 both Houses being present, The Governor
was notified thereof and forthwith transmitted his
essage to them. 1t is an able and interesting docu-
ment and We place il before our readers to-day, to
the exclusion of almost everything else.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

resolution has passed 10th Hoases of Congress
proposing an adjournment on the 3ist instant.
The President, in message to the House in lie
Spouse 10 resolution, strongly recommends con.
tinuance of tho act suspending the writ Of haJeas
corpus. considers the presen, juncure Of affairs
as especially requiringit.
President Lincoln report says, has called for zoo,
600 additional troops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

~ We are authorized 10 announce JOHN TUR-
NER as q candidate for the Office Of sheriff Of the
county Of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25

wANrED-CoNFEDERATE MONEY.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08
For the Standard,


Mr.. EDITOR Il had the pleasure of being par
ticipant in the meeting held at Mr.. William Cowans
on the 2Sth May. 1t was composed Of the bone
and sinew of the country. The best of order and
good feeling attended meeting every one thought
it was. good to be there. A committee Of three
was appointed by the Chair to wait upon Lieut..
Taylor and inform him Of his nomination. In few
minutes Lieut. Taylor appeared upon the stand and
in few appropriate remarks accepted the nomna-
ton, (hough with great reluctance said he thought
there were men more fitting for the high and i'm
portant position nevertheless, if it was really the
wish of his fellow citizens Gf elected) he would
serve them faithfully lie referred to Col. Erwins
nomination as being at the hands of W. F. McKes-
son ard ". W. Avery, Esqrs., which is certainly
so, Mr.. Editor, and said he preferred meeting Col.
Erwin on the stump, to speaking when he was ab-
sent. Sickness prevented Mr.. Caldwell from at.
tending and addressing the meeting. But Mr.. Ed
tor, notwithstanding Mr.. McKesson's bombast and
large wagcrs, (Which he expected no body to take)
we expect to elect Lieut.. Taylor by handsome
majority, and when you hear from old Burke after
the fourth Of August next, you will hear of such
majorities for w. W. Holden, Tod R. Caldwell and
L. A. Taylor. will astonish the Destructives, and
such victory will have been won that the noble
and patriotic sons of the old North State, from the
mountains to the seaboard, will rejoice and be ex-
ceeding glad More anen BURKE.
June I'd, 1864.
- Progress please CODY.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08
GEN. ROBERT E, LEE.

In the course OF very interesting article on the
"Great Battle Fields" of Virginia, the Sentinel Of
yesterday, takes occasion to pay the following
tribute to the beloved chief who has led our armies
through nearly all the scenes that have been enact
ed on the soil Of our State:
On the 3lst of May, 1852, Gen. Johnston was
disabled by rife shot on the battle field of Seven
Pines. The next day-.-just two years ago-Gen-
eral Lee took command. Two years! How Iona
they seem to have been. For these two wears Gen.
Lee has led the great army of Northern Virginia.
No man can know until the records are uncovered.
with what dspropOrtionate means he has accom-.
plished his great achievements. He has had no
controversies with his government. He has in.
dulged in no murmurs. "Do the best YOU c.n far
me- will do the best I can with what YOU give
me,"-this has been the sentiment upon which he
has acted All through the great battles of the
Chckahominy in 1862, the great battles of the
Second Manassas, the capture of Hsrper's Ferry,
the battles of South. Mountain and Sharpsburg, the
great battles Of Fredericksburg and of Ghanceiors.
VILE the Pennsylvania campaign, down to the
mighty engagements yet unconcluded with General
Grant, this unmurmuring patriot and glorious
leader has fought, on, labored on, with undated
and untiring zeal. for his country and her cause
Even now he is in the pers of the battle, watching
over bis men like father, and leading them like
hero. Is there a heart in the whole Oonfederacv
en.s 70 hos seHoiHS itS aspirations 10 Heaven, not
only for continued victory on his arms. but for his
own personal safety and happinesss Not one. -
Consider, too, what versatility Of taient and of
policy Gen. Lee has had opposed to him. In his
two years of campaigning he has had to study the
whole catalogue Of prominent Federal Generals, and
adapt his own measures for their pesuliar ideas
The cautious, ambitious and willy Mcclellan, whose
genius made the Army of the Potomac; the bras.
CART Pope, the gifted Mcclellan once more; the
weak Burnside; the hot-headed Hooker; the pru-
dent Meade; and last the famed o. s. Grant
with the laurels won at Donelson and at Vicksburg
wreathed around his brow; have all in succession
been sent against him, each at the head of an out
numbering army Lee has stood at his post and
fought and hafied and defeated them all HWhat
surprises us, said Yankee prisoner the other day.
what surprises us is, that Gen. Lee, has never
needed to be relieved 1t has been Lee all the time
We have sent against him many Of our Generals.
but none OF them have been able to out-manosuvre
him. -Heis great man." And we'll might The
m.n say so; and grateful should We be to The Pro-
violence which raised him up for the great OCCASION
and has preserved bis life and his health. ,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-08

IL az around RclDsond for tie sspass accommodation
efths sic4 and s0osmdsd from d.6sreat States.
Soldiers of Maryland Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky
nus Of Broad street. Church Hill)
rsase from hCarolin4 in The ID, ID 4th. 5th and
9Th divisions of Wnder Hospital Herthwest of Hollywood
Cemetery. =.
Thsse from South Carolina in the 4h division Of Jack
son Hospital, South vest of Winder hospital.
Thcse from Georgia the LIST and Cd divisions fJnok
son Hospital and LIST division Of Wiuder Hospital.
Those from Louisiana at the Losissaa Hospital, West
ermaus of Broad street. and in 3D. division Winder Hos
pital =. = -. K s-s@s-'
Those from Alabama. Mississippi, Florida, Texas and
Arksasas in The LIST and I'd divisions of Hovars Grove
Hospital on Mechanicsvils 7arnIAke. .'r.@
Confederate or Unappsopratsd Observation-Disclosures
Hospital Main and ID streets; Receiving and Way
aide Hospital, corner 18th and Grace directs; Small Pox
Hospital, near Howsrds Grs<e - -
Prison Haspitals-GeaenA Hospital No Is and General
Hospital h. u, corner of 18th and Cary staeetA
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Any person who will get up club of five will recei,
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GIVE your foil name postuice, county and State, writ
ten plain. 80 that no errors may occur.
Address FRANK E. G. LINDSEY
T. 49, rs:, Raven isNest P.O,
Washington County, Va
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But he would not omit now to urge upon the strait
out conservatives to be sure and go to the polls and
vote in August; convey their friends who might be
disabled and let them vote. In other words,
"spread themseloes" to elect strait out Conserva.
tive Governor and Legislature; in August next
On motion of D. II. Starbuck, the thanks Of the
meeting were rendered to j. p. Nisssn, Esq, DR.. d
Kerner, Col. j. E. Matthews, and Sheriff Mastin,
for their conservative and faithful discharge
OF their official duties.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Peoples Press with request that
the STANDARD, Progress and other true Conservative
papers copy them.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
49, JOSHUA BONER, Chairman.
S. FOUNTAIN, { "''''s"' '''' 80 e.s
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Casualties in Gordon,s Cavalry Brigade.

3 = 80. HsQ'Rs N. c. cAy.a. 1Bsss,aADs
Ia. of casualties in North Cavalry IT, while in
pursuit Of shsdan and his raiders, on The llth and 18th
Big Gen J=B Gordon. wounded in elbow. ...
81 FIRST NORTH CAROLINA CAVALRY.
Field and Staf-Col W H Cheek wounded in shoulder.
Company A-Wounded: James Ray. left leg fractured.
B,kHlfS cSPl Lasster, bus'er W E Bryan, pri-
E-Wouhded: Capt Iredell, in shoulder; priyates W
E Foster Dickinson. and A Hawkes., mortally; Jno
Bullock, sabre cut in face John semmes, in arm
F-WoundsS corp spiler, in left side privs Bar
Wounded Privs W r Stetson and Jno Smith.
KILLED: Green. Wounded Kinslaud, arm
fractured Passmore, elbow johnson, leg. Missing:
/ D-Aissing Capt C Blair. ...-...
- SECOND NORTH CAROLINA CAVALRY.
ra sna aksd PA MsFn wounded
Ledford, arm u E Best, foot.
D-Wounded: J Stone.
E.Wounded: Jno Bats, in foot; Woodman Eaton,
Wounded: 1t R " Sanders. thigh; privs G
Weatherly, fracture of leg; McCintock andG Nexal,
Missing: 1t " Ivey. Wounded; 6 W johnson.
fracture eficg 80, -. . ~=~l
K-wounded Prvs Roberts, " Tilley.
FIFTH NORfH-CARoLINA CAVALRY
Company A-M ounded-Gaston Baldwin Harvey
Harrington, MORALLY VIM Hybert Rose slightly.
B-KilIed- Corpl W A Albriton, prvs Clifford Smith,
Bearman slightly.
G-wounded-It 6 Patrick slightly prvs W Smith.
| L Goodrich, slightly.
D-Woandsd- A DeLancy,J g Moore, Jno Tay-
| lor mertally; WALL thigh; H = Watson, hip; VIM
| Watson, hand 7 Williams hand sgt Busic, PRIV JAS
Smith, slightly; VIM Ray, Jno Barber severely;
Sparks, sabre cat Stephen Moore, severe; 1t Watson
| slight.
E-wonndcd-Privates R Atwater, hand Jas Rem.
| ney, arm.
son. arm privates A Davidson, side; Carr and
| Frederick. -
-Wounded-Corpl May, slight; sergt Harrington
| slightly; private Gunter, severely.
| H-Wounded- Sergt Femmipg. head; priyates L
| Brooke W h Blick, face; D b Dwiggers thigh; J i
Howard F Williams leg R McCleanear, face W Mar
I TIN, head. Missing b Holdman.
I I-Wounded-T'S McNeely, slightly,
/ XIV ounded-Corp Cameron, shoulder; privates
/ Null, side VIM Little, head.
D-Missng,JOnes Grogan, G T Grogan and Al Or
dell JAMES, s. GAINES 81
A. A. Gen.