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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

somey repulsed. Fighting was continued during the
day, but evidently at retreating distance.
Under date Of the 2sth it is stated that the enemy
are massed in our front onthe South side Of Pumkn-
vile creek Very heavy artillery and muskeiry skir
nishing was going on yesterday from sunrise 10 dark,
principally on our right wing, when il ceased and was
resumed again about midnight. Wecapturcd between
two and three hundred prisoners, among them Lieut.
Col. Fambless, Of the 5sth Ohio, Adju,ant Hitter and
three Lieutsnants. Our forces are inspired with the
greatest confidence in their commanders and their
ability to deiea. the enemy.
Under the same date it is stated that Gen. Cleburns
division engaged the fourth army corps, under How
ard, about Ten o'clock this morning. and slter DIES.
perate contest sgnaly repused il with loss Of be-
tween 5000 and 1000. We captured between $50
ami 200 prisoners exclusive OF The wounded, aud i'm
mense quantities Of aims and accoutrements. Gen.
Clebufn says the enenys dead were left close up TO
his 'front.' Their line Of brea stw orks in front Of Lor
ing's command was abandoned. Our loss will proba-
bly, number four or Eve hundred skirmishng is still
going on. The enemys left is gradually giving way.
From the Battle Field, 10 miles from Marietta. May
2s,h. Heavy diminishing began atdaylight yesterday
morning on our lett, and continued without Interrupt
ting ill about FIVE o'clock. when desperate assault
was made upon stevenron's division, which was le-
pulsed handsomely. with severe loss TO the enemy.
This is The fonnh assault that had been made upon
this point. resulting IN heavy loss TO the enemy. a
battery was run up within two hundred yards Of
stuans line aud opened terrific fire upon Us. Our
sharpshoo,ers killed every gunner and horse. The
battery was abandoned. Last nght q, twelve o'clock
the enemy advanced on our ekireae righi, held by
clehurn's DIVISION, who followed up with charge,
vGch routed lie enemy completely, leaving las
prison,rs, including brigade eommsnJel, together
with tbs dead aud wounded, in our hands. The
snsmy's loss was between live and sir thousand.
Our ICES about sir huajred.
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The Petersburg Express Of The aSlh gave report
from Richmond lha, the sres, struggle between Gen.
or.n, and Gen. Lee RESUMED the day before. and
N6P.M the battle was reported 70 be general and
raging furiousls. between Boiling Green and Hanover
Junction. since lhsn We hear Of lille fighting be.
tween the Two forces. Grant, Il is said crossed tho
Psmunkey on the 18th. and appeared ., Hanover
2. u. and Old Church Our army had formed no
line Of battle, bul sc,e awaiting The movements and
dispositions Tho ensmy. Twas supposed the emo.
my DO not intend m immediate attack. hut would rely
upon n,snching. signs seem TO indicate that Grant
-ill endesvor 10 get round by the way Of Inc Chick
shominy snd form junction with Butler. Butler re.
mains hemmed in behind bis enirenehments al Der.
muda Hundreds.
Fiom Georgia tho news Is cheering. We use At
lsn'a and Merrel,a daiec Of 25lh ard 2sih Of May,
The advance Ofonr army came up with the enemy at
New Hope, four miles east o. Dallas. on wednesday
shs isih. The enemy charged twice and wsro hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
Fer The Hlllsbsrsush Recorder.
Headquarters 60. X. I'd n. q. Cavalry, i
near Hanover Court House. Va, }
MAY 2lh. 1854.

Headquarters 20. X. ID n. &. Cavalry, j
near Hanover Court House. Va,
May 23d. 1854.
MR. HxARrr:-You will please to pub
li.h The following for the beneiit ot the
friends oil Co. X. ed y. &. Cavalry.
We lief. our old camp near Bowling
Green Oh the 5ih INST. aud we have been
marching aud lighting almost night and
DAY ever sIsce. The only casualties IN
nv company are, that Jr,se Roberts was
slightly wounded 10 the left side. the ball
passing through his cartridge box, thus
saving his lite. Willie Tilley was very
slightly wounded in The hand; James d..
Lewis had his gun shot all to pieces in his
hands.
We have lost Two Of our very best casal-
ry officers. our chief, Gen. y. Il. u. Stuart,
and our beloved and gallant Brisadier Gen.
j. Il. Gordon. II is enough TO make eve
ry cayalryman weep 70 know that Gems.
Stuart and Gordon are no more.
| have the pleasure TO state that the mem
bers Of my company have acted very gal
lanlly 10 every engagement. without sin
gle exception. Our soldiers. although
nearly worn out with fatigue, are in fine
spirits and seen eager 10 meet the enemy.
have not had my shoes Oh in fifteen days.
Excuse this letter. as il was written on my
ha,ersack while my horse was grazing.
Very Respectfully.
J.P. L0CKHART,
Capt Co. X, I'd N. c. Cavalry.
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Casualties in Thirty.First ~. C. Regi.

Casualties in Thirty.First ~. C. Regi.
The following 10 liz, Of the killed aud wounded
in the engagements near Drugs Bluff, May i4ih
and 10th. in the ThirIydrss regiment N. G. Imam
try:
Col. v Jordan, wounded.
Co. A-Killed, Capt p Collins; wounded, pv,s.
ID Mays, mortality; ] 5 HsdgPctlA Wm Britt, J w NJ
White, II w Isey.
Co. B.-Killed, J w Sellers; wounded, Cap, T
Bradley, Lieut. A Lilies, severely, Sgt Z Howell
Pvts ] A Martin, r I Johnson, w ] Ballard,
Dumas. missing.
Co. C-Killci, Pvt N A Bafahill !, wounded, Lieut.
q Williams, P,tA b Mason, scrstJ Bslleniins.
missing, John johnson, g w sPivey, II Gardner
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

" We are authorized and requested 10 announce
the name Of SAMUEL r. PHILLIPS, Esq, as
candidate to represent the county Of Orange in the
House Commons Of Of the next legislature
" We are authorized to announce HUGH B
GUTHRIE asa candidate for reelection TO The Office
Of Sheriff Of the county Of Orange.
70 We sreauihorzed to announce r. M. JONES
as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of the county
Of Orange.
II We rsuihsrized 10 snnsunce JOHN TUR-
NER as a candidate for the Office 81 Sheriff Of the
county Of Orange.
u We are authorized 10 announce lanes NJ
WELLS as candidate Tor the Office Of Sheriff fer
the county Of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
In.olence OF omcc.-A p,per Issued fro

,his Office aa week, directed 70 Mocksville. in this
State. vas returned 10 - on Sunday Dsrning last
Nth The following endorsement.
Recorder. drce, yout damej old paper 80 !, can
h read IL you want them 10 get 10 their defamation.
Msets,ille Is an old established Office " some mole
in rhs state fsr .oms City years or more. The di,sc-
Ton spcn The package, though the ink had spiesd .
il,ls sss perfectly egibe. We submit 10 the proper
ss,harlss whether pers.n profans and ignorani,
esd -iihslso destitute Of the feelings Of gentleman.
10 q 10 occupy The position Of mail agent
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HILLSBoROUGH, N. G.
wednesday, june 1, 1854.


Gov. vance and President Davis
We give to-day, in fist page. the correspondence
between Gov Vance and President Davis on the sub
iees Of propositions for peace. We should have been
pleased il we could have found In the reply Of Pres-
cen. Davis moro Of tho split Of concilialion-some-
thing less stern than the bsld front OF war. We
esnnot think that aflerih series Of victories which
has attended the spring campaign Of oil our armies,
and the well,glounded hope which opens upon US
sha, kind Providence will still continue 70 iayorthe
prowsss Of troops, that repeated propositions for
opening negotiations can be mistaken for feeling OF
Of weakness on our part susges. any idea Of yield
ing ono io,a sf claims to al jus. rights as
perfectly free and Independent. nation. We certainly
have had enough Of war, and We are sure that the
gres, mass Of the people, both North and south,
would bail with JOY and sadness the return Of peace
Why then should We negiec, any opportunity Of OBJ
tanning i, Because proposition for peace was re-
esed last year. need mot he taken for granted that
il would be This and circumstances may be such at
some time, and probably WILL to induce our enemy
10 accept proposition to negotiate, when his pride
would 30, permit him 10 .1sr il. shall false pride
On cur Par be permitted unnecessarily TO proong The
saf even cne day, We hops nor.
With regard to ad,i,s 10 our own State. We have
more CO. iiicnrs IN The pscy Of oar Governor than
We have in that Of the President. The hrs.ry OF all
time hiss sbssn that ~idesprrah dsc.nienis are more
readily and eiItciusiy qaieied ny jusi eansrssions
anI mill mes'utes ihsnb by the tramp Of The ifon hs'l
Of military power. North CaI.lHisns are smineniiy
sps,fio',c aud Ias-ahiJing people and The pacific
serve sfdef IN or s,ss, il No, Improperly lnlerlsed
shtr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"A T the residences Of the late William Trice. ia
- this county, upon the 18Th day Of June, the nm
dersgned will expose to public sale. TO ihs highest
bidder, quantity Of Provisions, Forage, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Stock Of all sorts, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
We will also at the same time and place hire out
the Slaves belonging to the estate Of the said deceas
ed. Terms as above.
HENRY CARLTON, -,
GEORGE w. vICKERS, Aans.
June 1. 4s--gw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

Gov. ysnes, on TUESDAY Of last week. sdd,,.sd
81 this piece ons Of the ls'g.s n,brs we isink,
esst ,~s hours. AMI listened with area, alien.
usn tAtssskOui. Il Vas p,rnl.t .lvseh 80 Ill his
sddre..e. are aud hsds very .sn.ise elect uPpa he
bearers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

Gov. Brown--ne publish today in our h'.,
rage, letter Of Gov Brown in reply IL iesou
uons passed BY seelins il ihs Brigade II Gen. Gsc
T.. Andsr.1n. Il administers a Wholesome rsbuke 10
ihese Who unaersk. 10 isciofe their supr,ors upon
ps,,s,s Of which lh-y are wholly isnmas,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

Charlotte, May ls.-The General As
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church. in the
Confederate States, after q harmonious
session Of eight days. adjourned this after
noon TO meet in Macon. Ca. on the third
Msndsy in May, 1865.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

sXNHE undersigned having, at May Term, 1864, Of
u Orange County Court, qualified as Adminisira-
uix upon The estate Of MINING MILLER, deeeas-
ed, hereby giyee notice 10 a persons having claims
against the estate 10 present Them within the time
prescribed by law, or This notice wilbe plead in bar
of their recovery. Persons indebted 10 the estate
will please make speedy payment.
MARY MILLER, Adm'x.
June L. ae-9w,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

u The summer Term Of The supreme Court
vHi commence IN tie city of Raleigh on Monday the
18th sf June instant. Causes will b. called BY Cir
.ri,s. - hsteiofrs arranged eomnenring On Toes
DAY. hui no week given.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

Up The Legislature Of Nnr,h Csrolina ..ljourned
iise d,s ., four oeIIck 90 MONDAY morning last. We
oil give 10 our inertia Isi Of the Aels and Rssolu.
,isus pissed. aud as can find room. such Acts ..
may 10 isemsds. 81 grnsasl interest 10 our readers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T'HE undersigned having qualified at May Term,
1854, Of Orange County Court, as Adminisira-
tors upon the estate Of WILLIAM TRICE, deceas-
ed, hereby give notice 10 all creditors Of said estate
TO produce their claims within the time allowed by
law, this notice will be plead in bar Of their reeo
very. All debtors will please make early paymen,s
10 the undersigned
HENRY CARLTON.
GEORGE w. VICKERS, ndm'.
June ]. 4S--Sv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
Casualties in Co. G, Tcea,y- Eighil

Casualties in Co. G, Tcenty- Eighth Regt.
Killed-Priva,ss Z Gates, A p Crs wford, w B
BIsckwell. Sergt Jesse Neville.
wounded-Janes : Durham, Priyates II II Re-
berison, II q Reeves, James H Smith, p Poe, Lieut.
L ) Edwards.
Missisg-H c Andrews. sergt w w Markham,
Coips II G Crawford. X A Durham, L Lloyd. q
Yickers Pri,a,es Lucian Daniel. George Smith. Hen
~ Llsyd, James Thompson, John G Andrews, Ben.
jamin Bioekwel, J = Craig, w IA Cheek, ID Nc
Gates, Dallas CrabtIsc, James G Durham, w P rur
ham. ) Do,ham. r VI Durham. S A Edwards, II
w Ll.yG, Bunk Lloyd, Nat Pendergrass, N Hoe,
w II Powell. rs Bnckenbush, John stephens, John
Snpes. w J Ward, Sidney Workmsn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
Five Hundred Dollars Reward !.

STOLEN fiom The subscriber on the night Of tbe
~ 81 Of May, one bay MARE, three years old.
large and likely. Her name lies on the ieft side
rather dsppie bay. bla:k legs, name and tail. Any
person that will rsurn said Marc will receive the
absye reward.
JESSE yANNOY.
Wilbsrf. June J. 1s-6v. ).
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01
CANE MILLS.

ZANE MILLS can be had at our Foundry, either
- double or single geared, by sending your orders
soon. Molasses will be taken iut payment al old
prices, il preferred.
e Old Castings wanted.
CASEY Il CO.
Alpha Wooden Mills, June ]. 4l-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-01

Co. D-Wosnded, Pvts L Broughten, r M Bus
bee, J d Sturdivant, G Turner, r johnson, VIM Bal
ley MORALLY, VIM Utey, G Lassiter, JP Williams,
y Wonbls, j. r. Blenson, b Stephenson.
Go. E--Wouaded, Lieut. B Henry, Sergt w w
Allison, Cerporas J Taylor, X J Wilson, Pvts
Baldwin, w r McDade, A Sharp, A G Floyd, John
Thompson, J F Terry, w Hall, s Smith.
A Daniel, Corp Price, Pvls + r Williams, 4
g Williams, w Griffin, ] II Griffin, w Robinson,
Perry, H Ward, A H Weaver, Il H Brewer.
Co. G-Kiled, Z D sanderlord; Wounded, Lieut.
I eating. Corps H D HaneIl, NJ Mitchell, Pvts
Il Pierce, VIM Barnes, VIM Brown, II D Baker, X
II Barden. VIM Taylor, L NewsoH, H L Vaughn.
Go. H.-Killed, N Elheridge; wounded, Lieut'A
v Horton. Corp G Bunn. Pvts d Underhill, R b
Keith, L A Hopkins, VIM strickland, r Seaboro,
b Hendrck; missing, i Massey.
Co. KILLED. Owen Tutor; wounded. Pvts J H
Saith, Smith, A Gregory. A Arnold, Trusve !;
missing. Corp ) Wea,hers.
Go. KILLED. Sergt H Rhodes; wounded, Corp
W Harrison, Pvts Pipkin, Douglas. Ben
nett, ID Lsng MORALLY.
W. e. POOL, Asst. Surg. 3lss N. q. Rec.
Casualties in the Fourth N. c. Regt.
Go. A-Kiled, Pvt N s Brawey. Wounded, ]
w Hobbs, w N GiIlsnd, Thos Christie, w CoaD,
] B stnssn.
Co. B-Nene.
Co Chilled, nsne. Wounded, Corp Shu-
ford. Pyt NJ Arthur. Missing, ssrgt w NJ Adams.
Go. D-Killed, none. Wounded. Pyts N Lee, E
Groom, Sergl Hudgings. Missing, w Johnson.
&c. E-Ns casualties.
CO. F-Killed, Corpl B Farmer Wounded, PVT
Flora.
Go. G-Killed, PVT P shives. Wounded, Pvts
A Anthem, H A Wise.
Co. H-killed, none. Wounded, Pvt L. Lambert.
10. missing, Pvt - Foster. None killed or
wounded.
10. K-xilled, sergt o HolshouseI, Nssiher ca
susltes.
Casualties in tde Fifty Sirth ~ C. Regfh
Near Drury's Bluf, May is.
Field and Staff Wounded, Lieut. Col G G Luke,
shoulder.
Co. B-K,lled, D Blizzard. Wounded, Lieut. A
Carver, arm, severely, John Tart, knee.
Co. c. Wounded, Corpl Mathews; WIN Child
efs severely.
Go. B-Wounded, Bowers, shoulder.
Co E-Wounded. Sergt n CLARK, captured; B
Garner, captured; B Z Sykes, head, severely.
Co. F. Wousded, Lieut. A r Grigg, w c WOLF
N w Crouder.
Co. CHILLED, James Tucker. Wounded q Love,
Smith.
Go. Wounded. Sergl I Montague, Corpl n
A Horne. David May, o Scoggins. Missing and
supposed 10 be wounded, Lieut.. X W Belo, Sergt $
A Thompson, Corpl II e Murchison, supposed killed
PITS w Lackey, supposed killed; II Dlejsoe, !
BsIin, q w Boyle, l. Garden. John Lee, F Pat.
,eTson. J. Peel, NJ Stewart, II vickers, w Whit.
aker. G Roberts, w I Patterson. Missing, J ], Ca.
sole, N p Combs, Massey.
Co. I-WoundeJ, sergt e = Tanner. G w Spur,
lin. ID P Smart, NJ Michael, w Campo, Thomas
Owens, G Horlsn.
Co. K-Wounded, Sergt McNsey, G w Ed
wards Morgan. 4 e SHIELDS.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-30

The TEN-MILE TRoT on SATURDAY
The ten-mile trot on Saturday, and the
beauty of the day, drew large crowd
out to the Pioneer Race Course. Of
course there were the usual "sports" and
other professional people, but there was
also fair show of respectable ladies and
gentlemen, in buggies, carriages, and on
horseback, who dritted in to see the fun.
The trot was ten times around the course
for purse of $4,000, the combatants be-
ing "George" and "Orcgon John" Orc
gon John was the favorite ct the start, and
large odds were laid on him, though
George passed the winning port first, in
the first heats. On the third and fourth
heat George showed worried and fretted,
and wet, and white as kettle of suds,
while Oregon John looked cool and COM
paratively fresh, though cyincing bad
disposition to break-and in his repeated
breaks he didn't manage to gain any
ground. The little pony George, however
showed pluck all the way through, and
lifted his legs with grit and lightness
that won him friends on all hands, even
when the odds against him lay three to
one. The eighth mile tied the race, four
standing to the credit of each nag; but
the ninth was won cleverly by the pony,
and on the tenth and last he nearly if not
quite distanced Oregon John. The fast
est time made during the race was by
George-3:O5. The winning time of the
ten miles was 3l:50.-S. F. Bulletin, Janu-
dry 26M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-30
Llabili.r Of rsreEraph lcompaai.s..I., !.

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A highly interesting case, involving the
question of the Inability Of telegraph COM
panies, was decided day or two since in the
Common Pleas Court Of So. Louis, Missou-
n, Judge Reber presiding. The title of the
case IS John Wann, plaintiff, against the
Western Union Telegraph Company, and
the point at issue was as follows:
Plaintiff received by telegraph a message
from New York, dated September ~. 1862.
as follows: "Shall we forward salt by steam
or by sail, on lake !" to which plaintiff re-
piled on the next day, "Ship BY sail" The
defendant telegraphed this message, "Ship
by rail-" and the salt was sent by railroad, at
an expense of 81, ,024 more than it would
have cost to ship by steam or sail on the
lake. Hs ZFEy.
The defendant proved that the blanks for
dispatches contained printed notice that
the Company would not be liable for any
mistakes unless the party repeated the mes
sage and paid half price therefor and 1t was
further proved that this notice was brought
to the knowledge Of plaintiff before the send
ing of snid message. af
The sole question submitted 70 the jury
was, whether the defendant was guilty Of the
negligence or carelessRess cha; ged and the
Jury found for plaintiff the amount Of dam
age claimed, with interest.
The effect of this decision will be to make
telegraph operators more careful and punc-
tual in transmitting messages, and customers
more prompt to sue and claim damages for
negligence or accidents.
A year or two before the war and when
St. Louis was in the enjoyment Of all trade
with the South, merchant at either Atlanta
or Chattanooga telegraphed to one Of our
commission merchants for 400 barrels dried
pears" when the dispatch came it read 400
barrels dried peas" The commission mer-
chant thought the order an odd one, but pro-
ceedcd to fiji it, and after great diligence and
much trouble in buying bushel here and
bushcl there, he succeeded in getting nearly
hundred barrels and shipped them TO Menu
phs and thence via rail to the place Of dcsti-
nation. An explanation followed, and final
ly an arbitration, in which the loss was di-
rided between consignor and consignee, but
it did not occur to either OF them that they
could make the telegraph company response
BILE, and no suit was instituted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-30

WALKER RIVER MINEs.-We have been
shown some very fair looking specimens Of
ore from new mining region beyond Walker
River. Some of these specimens show
great deal of copper, being perfectly green
all over. In early times, before the discovery
of gold in California Colonel Whitman, Of
the Whitman mine, Indian Springs District,
left Texas for California, having with him
the irons for a Touring mill. The Colonel
got out of his course, and got into this same
region beyond Walker River. Owing to the
loss of animals, or for some other reason, the
irons for the mill were cached in the sand
and left behind. The irons were left there
till after gold was discovered in California,
we believe, when they were sent for. In
looking for the spot where the mill irons were
buried, the party that was sent out, one day
saw at some distance green mountain.
Thinking the mountain to be covered with
grass, they went to it, but were greatly dis.
appointed in finding the mountain mass Of
green carbonate of copper, instead Of grass.
This was told us by son Of Colonel Whit
man about two years ago, at which time he
and some others were talking Of visiting the
same region. We are not certain, but think
he told us that the mill irons were never
found.-EnterpriSe.