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Tar EsD.-A late New York TINS saYes.
~hrn our credit fails. the war with the
slave holders rebellion will probably Tail.
~, IL continued. il viii be wagea under
uni.erssi bankruptcy"
The Tunes hits the nail on the head.
The failure of the Yankee credit il the
event 10 which we have alwsvs leaked IS
necessary 60 b,ing the var to an end. They
will not give W the contest until their
money and their credit are both gone ; and
We are thankful To know that under the
glorious Confederate successes 10 The held !.
that credit is At low ebb. and soon will
be altogether extinct. Fay. Obsrrsr.
The Richmond Examiner says:-" Ii
was easy to see. long since, that the Yam
KEGS WAR for the Union " must end IN
Yankee civil war. by which the last frag-
ment Of the old Union would be shlscred
10 pieces. II was easy 70 predict about
What time the civil war would commence.
namely, about the time when the Federal
finances should break down and Congress
should attempt the vast taxation which
alone could keep the concern going. IL
will therefore surprise no one that the Co.
vernon Of New York State has ordered a
draft Of sevepty-hve thousand men --er,
pressly and ayowedly 20 fight Federal
army. Gen. Dix, Federal commandaut oil
the city. broke The State law by invading
forcibly the Offices Of two newspapers; the
District Attorney prosecuted him. and
warrant was issued Tor his arrest; but he
had acted under the orders Of President
Lincoln; Lincoln, therefore. feeling bound
to sustain his officer. desires him 10 dis.
obey and resist the warrant for his arrest
and now, TO enforce II, the Governor calls
cut his twenty-five thousand men.
II Is impossible TO avoid connecting
this symptom Of storm 10 New York with
two other circumstances in other States
one is the proclamation Of martial law 10
Kentucky, proving that there are brewing
tn that State serious elements Of insurrec.
lien against the foul tyranny Of Washing
ton; and the other Is, the return Of the ex
He'd vallandigham to bis home in Ohio. il
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EASY TINES CoMlNe.-The Selma Repor-
ter learns that -four was cold in Calhoun
county, on the Alsbama and Tennessee
railroad, few days since, at $50 per hun.
dred pounds. Anotherlettdr from Greene
says that wheat will open at IS per bushel
in that county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27

defiance. and even ostentatious defiance,
Of the order Of his Punishment. Civil war
Is preparing to array itself in Kentucky
and Ohio as well as In New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27

Secretary Memmlnger has resigned his
position in the Cabinet and G. A. Tren-
holm. ESQ.,. Of Charleston. has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27

M RS. HUSKE will resume her school on the LIST
Az ofAugust. Tuition $6o-paid in advance
July ~. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-27

The Federal debt is said TO have gone up
to 500 ,0oo, 900 in single month.
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NOTICE

VyHE Board Tor the Examination Of Teachers win
i meet In Hllsborough the second Saturday In
August As this is the last examination foe the year
all wishing certificates will please attend.
o. HOOKER, Chairman.
July 2oth.u 65---
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BLOCKADE GOODS,

JUST RECEIVED.
SODA, Buttons,
- Pepper, Mourning Prints,
Toilet Soaps, Copperass,
CASTLE ditto Nails, assorted,
Dressing Combs, Backing,
Fine Combs, Fine Chewing Tobacco,
Sewing Needles, l'sto SIS, Salt in small sacks,
Pins, Black and White, Brown Sugar,
Black and coored Flax Snuff,
Thread, Curry Combs, &c. &c.
Also on consignment lot of excellent Shoes.
]. A. TURRENTlNE,
July 6. So
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LATER FROM GEORGIA.

Atlanta, July 23.--Gen. Wheeler last
evening attacked the enemy's left 10 the
neighborhood Of Decatur, driving them
capturing FIVE hundred wagons, with sup.
plies. and large number Of prisoners. He
is still pursuing them. There was yer,
little fighting after dark yesterday. 1--WE
thousand prisoners. including seventy five
commissioned officers. twenty five piece,
Of artillery. and seven stand Of colors have
been brought in. Loss on either side no,
vet known. Our loss was severe in officers
Comparatively quiet reigns this morning
some little skirmishing on our left.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE.


n SHALL attend at the following times and place
for The purpose cfreceving the taxes duefor 1854
wiz:
At Hillsborough, on Tuesday the l2th July
Jsmes w. Mes's, on Wednesday the 18th
Thomas ]. Catess, on Thursday the 18th
Thomas Longs, on Friday the 18th.
White Cross, on Saturday the 10th.
Cedar Grove,on Tuesday The 18th.
Tolers, on Wednesday The goth.
Halls Store, on Thursday the alst.
Red Mountain, on Friday the 22d.
Manrnm's store, on Saturday the .od.
John ID. Lipscomb's on Tuesday ths2s
John A. Cole's,on Wednesday the 27sh.
Durham's, on Thursday The ssih.
ABB. Gunier's, on Friday the 2sth.
Chapel Hill. on Saturday The aolh.
Hillsbereurh Town Tar, on Tuesday The "a 81 AzS
H.B. GUTHRIE, SheriG
June 10. 30
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N E .

At HILLsBOROUGH, in Orange County. upon
the 9th day Of August, 1854, the undersigned.
as administrator Of Dr. Z. NJ. Scott. deceased. will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, large lot Of
MEDICAL BOOKS, some seventy five Or one him.
dred volumns. Also one case Of surgical In
struments Of the very best quality, cost, perhaps
$3.50 or $500 before the war. Army surgeons would
do well 10 attend Terms made known on day Of
sale.
Persons having claims sgans, the estate, will pre-
sen. them. Those indebted will make speedy pay.
&C. McCOWN, Admir-.
July 37ih. 56-tds
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NOTICE.
Confederate Steam Wool Carding Machine
"A Proposition for Peace.

YNHE subscriber, living one and half miles east Of
= Cedar Grove, Orange county, N. g. has his
MACHINES in full operation and doing first rate
work. isprces are for cardng white wool rs cents
per pound for mixing, when pulled together, 81;
and if not pulled together 81 Is, or the sixth part
of the wool. Carding must be paid in new issue,
where toll is not paid. Wool must be CREASED, ens
pound TO eleven of wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
July 18th. A-3w
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MoSosAcY.-The battle at Mnnocscy
bridge turns out more serious affair than
We supposed. We learn from an ofiierr
vha has Just arrived. here. and who was
wounded there. that We captured some six
Or seven hundred prisoners. The lass Of
The enemy il killed and wounded he wnuld
not venture 10 state they we're utterly
routed. Our loss was some seven hundred
killed and wounded. Our entire army wa
on the ground, but Gordon's division alnne
was engaged. The forcrs Of The enesy
consisted Of Wallace's troops 1.-THE 9Th ar.
my CORPSE and Ricketts, division Of the
9th corps.
We captured in the expedition large
numbers of horses and cattle, which we're
,.lel, brought OF.
Two corps from Grants arm. had ar
rived in Maryland.
Charlottesville (rsl cronieie.
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some little skirmishing on our left.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. HOOD.
Richmond, July 2s.-The following dis
patch was received at noon to day:
Atlanta. July %, 10 P. M.-Secreiary Of
War:-The army shifted its position.
fronting on Peach Tree Greek. last night.
and Stewards aud Cheatham's corps form.
ed in line Of battle around the city. Har-
does corps made night march and attack
ed the eneiny's extreme left to-day abnut
one o'clock. Iiardee drove him from his
works. capturing sixteen cannon and two
stands Of colors. t:heathsm attacked the
enemy and captured six pieces ofartillery.
During the engagement we captured about
two thousand prisoners. Wheeler's caval-
~ routed the enemy in the neighbour God
Of Decatur to-day. capturing his camp.
Our loss not vet fully ascertained. Maj
Gen. Walker was killed, and Brig. Gems.
Smith, Gist and Mercer wounded. Pri.
soners report Mcpherson Killed. Our
troops fought with great gallan.ry..
(Signed.) J. B. HOOD. Gen.
Richmond, July 24.-The Baltimore Ga
zeue nf the esd was received tonight
The correspondence Of Clay. Of Alabama
Holcombe. II Virginia, and Geo. n. San.
ders. with Greedy. in reference to peace. il
published. The former asked safe con-
duct 10 Washington. Greedy applied Il
I.inco!n, who sent the documents. saying
he would consider peace propositions based
% The integrity Of the Union. the abandon
ment Of slavery. sc. Clay and Holcombe
in closing their letters 20 Greedy. repealed
the condition proposed BY Lincsn.
/ Acorrespondent OF the Tribune says thai
Lincoln, in a private conversation. recog.
nized all the elements Of dissatisfaction
which the new call Tor troops would pro
duce, but stated emphatically that the men
needed must be had. Shorld he fail hs
would 20 down with colors flying.
i The Yankee Senate Committee on For
elsn Relations has esaded the Mexican
question by postponiug it to the next Con
gress.
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and foreign-da to the aist say that the
war has begun again with prospect OF
Enrland's being in it. It's thought that
the Derbyites would beat the Palmerstcn
Ministry and break it up on the Danish
question. AS to American affairs the Lon
don FINES says it is obvious that Grant
only resorts to present maneuvres because
his original plan failed. He has expended
one hundred thousand men with absolutely
no results, and begins. to all intents, new
campaign, with the disadvantages OF his
army diminished by enormous losses and
dispiri,ed by obvious failures. The He
rald's London correspondent says that .
splendid ship is being fitted out by Fom
Bold, Of Liverpool, for Capt. Semmes.
Two rebel cruisers are reported watching
the Kearsage of Cherbourg.
KIRBY Smiths WORCESTERSHIRE Macon
Telegraph speculates as follows on Kirby
Smiths movements:
If this was not premature announce
ment, then Gen. Smith has been on This
side Of the Mississippi some days. His
arrival will probably leave Forrest foot
loose to operate in another quarter. while
Smith projects Alabama and Johnston's
flank from Candy. In the crisis of the FIRST
Manassas fight. Kirby Smith reached the
battle ground with brigade, stopped the
cars before they reached the station. and,
guided only by the mise Of the conflict,
plunged boldly in medals res and snatched
victory from the grasp of the Federals,
Let us hope that he has crossed the great
river now just in time TO determine the is.
sue Of this exhaus,ing campaign for the
Cnnfederates. The passage across the Mis-
sissippi. under the circumstances. with al
the paraphernalia Of an active campaign
seems 10 US an extraordinary achievement
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

At the point Of connection between she Second corps
and the Fifth corps pickets they entrance and
passing from post 10 another they penetrated
line for distance, taking oil the prisoners
They then sent forward heavy force TO charge the
line OF brssworks IN the hopes Of piercing centre
but the pckets bad escaped TO the main line and
given warning In time for the men TO be put on
guard behind the works; and when the rebels ad.
vsnced they received such nre to drive them back
IN confusion aud with heavy oss Repeated attempts
resulted in Ike manner, and although firing ~as kept
mp nearly all night the enemy gained further advan
tags
Our oss Is put down at three hundred and eighty
men captured The casualties In killed ard wounded
not known but are very few.
The loss OF The enemy must have been heavy, they
advanced within OF our batteries aud Infantry
iines II was somewhat dark, however. and the Aring
wa not o. course effective IL would been, bad
cur nee had good view OF the enemy.
AT tie present honr all IS quiet.
MAJOR Walsh, OF tho Third PeDnsylvanis cavalry. on
duty al hsadGusters has been 10 the rank OF
Lieutenant colonel-a promotion which has been long
earned, and va.cE sGords pleasure so his numerous
friends.
FORTRESS MoNaos Oct 81 1864.
Arrivals al Ola Point Comfort from James this
evening ropresen, everything very quiet in front
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

plains, in,erspsrsed with broken mountain ridges and
oassos The portion extending west from tho bssc 70 the
crest OF the great Sierra Nevada H. however, clothed
WIN extensive forests Of tho finest kads Of tiKbe1 In
these resources lie the wealth Of the state Along
'ne base and among the labyrnths Of the SIsrvs
Nevada range are numerous beautiful lakes,
fed BY streams anording water power for many
the saw mills have mentioned, snd
for factories which are gradually springing INTO
existence The lakes have outes their surplus waters
from the melting mountain SHOWS lhe spring being
svaporatsd to low water mark during the long dry
almost ranless summer season, over all that immense
region lying between the Sierra Nevada west and
the Rocky Mountains on the east these mountains on
each side absorbing the vapors from the ocean.
The principal river Of Nevada, tho Humboldt,
thread OF river. rises among tho mountains OF Utah.
and after creeping along weswady the desert In
Its snnous course OF three hundred mies, black and
scrd from the mineral substances with which 10 10
charged il sinks In slough In the sands near tho foot
hills Of the Sierra Nevada, as II abandoning In ds-
gust It's vain struggle 10 reach the Yet this
ghost Of river, from It's water, such Is, and from
It's grassy margin, q green ribbon winding tho
desert and from the stunted willows which fringe It's
banks, has been, rs, aud always must be- regarded a.
special rt or Providence for tho purposes emigration
and trade the great desert basin OF Utah.
west II IL the only route that basin from tho
Great Salt Lake Nevada and California for there
is no other by which the necessary
water or grass for Its animals or fuel tor cooking.
There be doubt that the future OF state
will be as propiteus as its beginning. With 20 much
available wealth in It's BOSOM it natural that It
attract Intelligent and enterprsng people 90 and
tie there. Thus we have another arm or wetn thrown
into the Union. Let them 60 and increase. II We
fail to recognize their value, postery will benefit by H.
Let the Union advance and flourish. Esto perpetual
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
p'ae Navy.

M.OOKLYE navy rA8D.
Ttc gurboai shlwmut wen. into ccmm'rsion jester.
day. me following is IL, of her onicers:--
Ibt',,s.n, C0amdat iYG-ti George u. Morrs
Adm Aauer--Jafncs Il. Rose.
hassCns--9. A. chutcni, J. 4. Russell Daniel Trice,
Joan A Davis.
fc,tn7 attfgGr Pdymds'-r--B ~. Farphara.
Setesd 4 .sisiRt sun gso.s--E. :. Talbot.
Hltrsx, n. s., Nov. l, 1SC4.
mo Uuited states steamer Ttapoos4, Loutcnan, con-
manding 10 Havsps here toisy ifOn, Hanpi0n
Roads, AID exchanged salnes with tbs etaei aud fss
sh q uucan.
Tho UuiCd Sates steamer Arc.ic from Fortress -
roe, has arrived.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
GALLANT NAVAL EXPLOIT.
The Rebel Ram Albemarlo
Destroyed,
g., &c.. Ac,

WARRINGTON, Nov. 1, 1864.
me Navy Department has received the following
despatch:-
FORTRESS MONROE Nov. I, 1864.
Hon GIDEON wElLEs, Secretary Of tho Navy
sent Lieutenant W. Cushing the 17th Of October
With picket launch No, to blow up the ram Absmare.
He returned To-day and reports 70 he blew up
tbs AlbemarIe on The morning Of tho asth. Ths des-
truction complete. Picket launch No. was dos
troyed by ths snemy's shot, and sunk One man o..
capped with Lieutenant Cushing; the others were cap
tsred. Commander Macomb wrtos that, "from circum-
you that the ram 10 sunk"
D. d. PORTER.
Rear Admiral Commanding North Atlantic Squadron.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
New. from Ys,ybern, N. G.

Dates OF the xIh ult. from Ecwbern y. O. have been
recoycd
Lisu,enan, Brown, Of the Conoissary Department q
Newborn, has arrived, reports the fever having
considerably sbatcd.
Sanitary regulations are being enforced which, !. i
hoped w be snectua 10 preventing the further rsgug
Oh the fever.
A~hle frost bad occurred which had sautary
oneot.
TIE fever Is represented being OF The most msgsan,
character. yielding very little to medical practice
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Mosby's GueriIIss Roatcd Near Salem,
Virginia.

WAshIsdroS, NV. i, 1904.
Quito lively Fight occurred between larga force OF
hosbys and portion q the Eighth Illinois cavalry
last sunday In the neighbohood OF Salem, Va. hosby
expected TO surprise troops rad sent three detach
ments Of his 10 make a simultaneous attack UPON
forces, but be found them ready for any hostile
demonstration The consequence that ne guorill
chef routed. We lost two or rhrce men Killed and
three or four wounded. The rebel loss more than
double these numbers TO say nothing Of tho ntcea
twenty prlsonerS captured.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

rrr yeLov Fryps AZ NEwusrS, ". c.--Tne press ie,.
oo,ch r,on N0rh Crrolios published yesterday Stated
,hal TO yoiow fever now raging al Newbcfo 'rist
paiel g-oia 10 deposit Of manure ana ro,,sl meal,
oy cpiTlcrmaster Bradley, at the clip al The foot q
cravoa E.rcet. The Eerb Master ot Nowcern hsa
raei state ,ha, this y mistake; ina, Captain
Bradley hsd nothing to 10 Nth tho fnlng ~ u lheslr
AMI INST no ro,tn meat was depoei,ed as stated ff'
nanure deposited carauliy covered Win 'sni an
highly lmgrotabc that 10 fever orlsrs,sd fTcf' ~
soErSa naxsd
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
news from California.
fEaAb DECISION AypEoTiHG LAND TITLES

IaPoETASr LEGAL DECISION ApPEorIHG LAND TITLES
IN SAa FRANCISCO.
SM EFasCisco, Nov l. 1894.
J1dgo Field, in the rulad states Crcgil Court today,
confirmed the claim oi San Francisco ~ four square
leagues 4 land embracing mo site OF the cy and mmo
dme ndiceBt terrlor5. As every land owner derives
tt!o rro.a ho city, tbs decision rod.rs then seenrs
In their nsnarsbip Tho c'se is appeaabct 20 tho Caned
States Supreme Court but all lcea and State courts
have decided Tho same wsy Judge Field.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Heavy storm IN Porrsyivasie.

IqitAnNrrA w u wv
Last Friday heavy storm passed Over he'Do'e, .lV'
in scbayrl county, csuslng considerable d"mase Two
no. cnnrchas n orocsss c ocon-oae catnolic and ,he
nihnr Mnlnndia--.le-a plown down.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
TERRIBLE RAILROAD CATASTROPHE.

CoilisioA ON tho Lafayette and Indiana
polls Railroad-Thirty Persons KILLED
and Between Twenty and Thirty
Wounded, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. I, 1894.
terrible collision occurred the lafayette and In
dianapos Railroad last evening between the passenger
train which left here O'Clock and the cattle train
coming south.
Twenty eight dead bodies have been taken ont Of tho
wreck. fwo more passengers have since died, and
twenty or thirty wounded.
Full particulars have not yet been received. The acc
dent occurred six miles south Of lafayette.
The majority OF killed and wounded returned
soldiers.
Among the killed is the Rev B. r. wlnaps, OF the
Sanitary Commission.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
rno seneon.r Harriet D,smssfsa

rna schooner ysrret, ~ ,ossspd, Me- for Gloucester,
an ir,o Pro ,incetovu 70 day, asilas,sd.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Ths Frees Dispatches.
HnpQuiErsuRs. imsy oy rms pot

NY hF FOtuMtt, 7
oct. 30, 1864.
rbe umo.t quiet has prsyailed all .i.ns the Inc 90
day.
Even ricrei nrinc soems to b-ve been sioypei ry
spanimo1s consent
Since The army returned from she s,s Increment
nssnei tho scuthsdo RAiros the rs mental snd ttsde
commanders have been holding inspections. and Tho
commands sco being 20, In elective cepd,,oo be.
fore they started
October al-6Ah,
Jho rebele attempted 70 play sharp trek our lno
as, night q, haltpsst une O'Clock which partially
successfi.
Ths main object OF tho attack However vas fctesisi
van considerable soss W them.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-06

pO- On Saturday last, Capt. A F. Jones
left for Harrisburg with over one hundred
mes, to apply on the quota of this county
The number Of men yet to be raised, we have
not learned, but we hope the remainder Will
be raised, SO as to avoid draft if posi-
BILE in our county. Potter has always come
upto the work nobly, and we believe, accord
ing to our population, sent more men than
any other county in the State. A large por-
ton of our citizens have enlisted in New York
and adjoining counties were we can receive
no credit, were it not for this we would have
our quota on the three calls more than full
As il is we hspe the few remaining may yet
be raised, and place our gallant little county
sgais in the van Of our couptry's defenders.
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