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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03
.oRTH-CARoH1NA, GRANVILLE c,11IN

y, 10 Equity, Dempsey NH,kins and v ,fe Cathar,ne
ana otsers U.s. The children aud heirs at law of Say Fak
ne deceased and Others Petition Tor sale Of land for
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
heirs At law OF Sally fakDer deceased late the Wife
ct John Falkner, now deceased, and the children and
wife Of Thomas Edwards deceese res de beyond the
jursdtcti.n staFs G,ir it is therefore, ordered That
pu5icahon be made for six weeks suc.essvey in She
Raleigh Sandrd notifying the said defendant to be and
appear at the next term Of said Court be held ON The
first Monday in March next the Courthouse in OIfrd
shen aud there to plead answer denur to the sand nett
cree taken pro conftsso as 10 them
Witness John Hays, Clerk and Master Of said Court
at Oxford, the first Monday Of September, 1858. -
=, ,oo, JOHN ". HAYS, C. NE.
jan O, i'o4. 49, % 20 a wst.
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Ew.M.Mee,
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OLOWs, WROUGHT IRON AND GRIND

Jan. IL, 1854.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02
FROM TIE VALLEY.

Richmond, Oct. 29.-Early reports that
The eaelny attacked Lomax's tsrces at Mil
iard an the 2Sth with one brigade and two
pieces Of artillery and were repsised. The
next day they attacked with two brigsses
aud SIX piece. Of artillery, aud were again
driven back. Lomax rsporls oul lass very
slight. Col. Mossy reports that since the
advance Of the enemy ap q The Manassas
Gap road. he has killed vosnded and CAP.
tsred over three hundred. Iiis Own loss
being four wounded apd enc captured.
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nv left number Of his dead in front Of our
works, and retired to his former position.
(Signed) K. i. LEE.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Petersburg, Oct. 2S.--Hampton attack
ed and fought the enemy in rear yesterday
evening, whilst Malone struck them ia
hank--night superyeniDg, and the enemy
not being pressed Sufficiently in front, alone
saved them from the greatest defeat of the
war. As it Is, the enemy we're severely
punished and greatly demorsiized. They
abandoned the plank road last night. leav-
ing over three hundred dead uaburied,
some two hundred wounded in Hospitals.
besides carrying of all their ambulances
laden with dead and wounded. Over five
hundred prisoners hrvc been captured thus
far. and fifteen hundred stands Of arms, be-
sides limbers, caissons and some wagons
left ON the field.
Our loss in killed and wounded not over
one hundred and nifty. N prisoners We lost
probably four hundred.
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

81 regular communication Of Eagle Lodge, Ne
II, held IL thet hall al Marlborough on the evening
of lhs "a OF September. A. H. 1854, T. j. Oldham, j.
:. Tate sni N. W. Moore were appointed commit
lac. wac after consultation offered the following pre-
smbe srd resolution:
WHIRsls, we have heard with unfeisned sorrow
and roget oflke death Of our friends and worthy bro
theirs r. z. sn.pes 9Th N. q. Caval.y, a. l. Rhodes.
Goth RegimcBs N. q. T.. and Graham Gates, 44ih
Regiment n. G. L, who have sacrificed their lives 10
the defence OF their beloved country, aud added as
olhe: ,ctims % the long ls " heroes and martyrs
sho have been slaughtered BY detestsoe snealles
IN hsir wicked eIsrs To subjss.,e sss en.a,ss free
and oace hapf. people; Therefore.
Resolved. lst That while We haw with reverence
10 she decree u an All-wse Providence. which has
depured Eagle Lodee OF three 81 her ,rues and nos
deroied soss the South OF three most gaiEnt, brave
AMI riiicen. dsiendeis. and this odge Of menhers
whose place ia our confidence aud affection none
other can Gil yet We are csnsoed By the ieaeslios
thst thcy asoly Orea,5ed .heir last bressh in the
Icsuse they much Lived and that they have added
suother brgh, name to The laes Isl sfusbs martyrs
10 constitutional liberty.
-. That IN our broshsr we rscogni1sl gallant
,-slti1- and courteous gentlemen. whons~eseser
found to W ue rusly and worthy, whose death has
cast a glosm over The Ledge which lime snIy can
,dispel.
~ That we tender . th., perceived parents sps
friend. cor hfss,ieli ynps,hy IN their deep at.
fie,eu, and Ne, the msnkss Of Eagle Lodge. 10 to.
kan q respect 20 tier aemofY wear tho usual 6.ds.
q mourning for thirty sys.
tlh. Tha, the foregoing p'osns.s and rssols,iOus
be published in the Bibies. Recorder ssa AiIisbp-
i ~ Rrr aai lnI . CO., q them 10 sou. 10
Their Pasean.
y. J. oLDHid,l
,. 3. TATE, CsmE,igts.
N. ". MOORE.
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rRnM RICHMOND.

Richmoud. Oct. Sl.--Th. fslloWin. des.
patch wasreceised ta.d., frsm Head Quar-.
ters. dated Oct. 3lst.
Mah"nr penetrated the enemies picket
line last night Gear Petersburg AID swept
u Tor bali mile. capturing two hundred
snd thirt, sticrrs and m.n without tho
les on nau. Total number of prisoners
cspisred ga the 27th below Petersburg,
according % Gen. Lee. repurt. was seven
.Afndreu.
(sigstd r. LEE. Gent
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.TRaSs MISSISSIPPI News. - Meridian.
Oct. % Trans Mississippi journals say
that Zen. Standwatie attacked the enemy
at Cabin Creek in the Chsctaw Nation on
the 9th, and after some fighting defeated
them. capturing $50 wagons and 100. pri-
soners. The eneay's loss in killed and
wounded was 200 oars very slight.
The Yellow Fever prevails at Galveston
and Houston, Texas.
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Q1l MILTON CLOTH for Ladies' Clsaks,
wv Sue los. Blue Stone, .t
100 Ibs. CIenm Tartar,
500 lhs Sole Leather and Shoe Knives,
Frsnca Calf and Lining Skins,
70 yards Irish Lnaen,
20 yards Swiss and Mul Muslin.
Black sad eoiored Craps,
80 ards Italian Silk, ,.
45e yards Solid Msuline De LsinS
lee packs Mourning Envelopes,
so cossn sisG Bstiobs.
80 asssn Palmetto slsf Ba,sops.
EsOi and Gsiier Webbing,
Is gress Steel Pens,
ices yards Skirt Braid,
loo yards Eantoa FlannsL
ieos Shoe strings,
.e3 lbs, Spice and Cloves
Dill Lace sud Huttsns,
ses papers Tacks, asserted
- yards Bird Eye Diaper,
Sealing Wsx.
Fer SALE by
H.E. BROWN q co.
sspsahH - e.
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GALLANT CONDUCT or OUR TROOPS AT
PORT FISHER
r. z. LEE. Gep'l.

Tvs Wi!mitgtss jssrnsi, Of The I2tA,
ssv,:
Ii IL proper {. state. eve, at this late
dav, tint tas Emo s'eaasr Night Hawk,
Capt. spile'. fran E.rnuda. in TRYING 70
eater New isiet bar. about a week ago,
sssarssa ca the North breater, absat a
slle fram shore. end VS. iusfartv beard
81 Ay lEsach fras The eueSea, Monticel-
10. shs proceeded 10 81. tie ships bosts
~i,h her ofe.ts and crs. Ths santiue!s
- Fut Fisher hearing the distant report
~ nRskriry. gave the alarm. asd the Geo :.
ssnier al the Fort ssssertiss that the
itesner sground he'd been attacked. inme-
liately lighted her up By nesrs Of reckes
ass sbelled right and left or Ter. AZ the
ira, rocket tie esenv toak fright .zd
sksdiddlsd. lesvins acre than hall The Of.
fcsrs sad crew 20 take care Of themselves.
These reached the Fort ID safety. The
Yankees did ret le,vs, tswever. until
they had set the steamer en- ere, fsre aud
eff. and as The wind va, strans the fsnes
spread rapidly. The garrison st Fort
Fisher bad never seen Z ship destroyed
suurf thsit guns huu Wtfe ecscTmlueu, as
itsppears, 70 rescue this are. and We are
iatormed, in spite 81 FIRE faro and aft. the
gallant soldiers bearded the steamer amid
ships. aud, with al the available buckets.
commenced 10 fight the Games. Il was not
very lsng before the ftewas rot under,
anil with the assistance Of boats and crews
froua sther steamers, before noon the next
dsr the fire was entirely subdusd.
The steamer vas 10 the breakers. and
ssly half the work II saving her done.
The soldiers went to work, unloaded her,
and with the aid Of negroes az the pumps.
essbled the Engincers TO gci Up steam aud
bring the steamer safely q Wilmington BY
her own pnw.r. Capt. Smiley wss cap
tured, but his place was filled BY Captain
May, first officer Of the FsIcon. who re-
named here to get the Night Hawk Cd.
We have given the above facts relative 10
The Night Hawk, because we think the no
bic conduct Of cur troops " Fort Fisher
deserve 10 have some credit for their hero
&c efforts in saving q valuable stesmer.
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obituary.

Did. st the resi5enee Of his father ia Orange csun.
~, % the loh sePtenbsr last, M. SAMUEL VI.
fsTRAYHoRN,o Of 60. A, 6sth NJ. c. Troops, in his
ssth yees. he contracted, while ID the di.chss near
Petersburg, tho chronic dlarho,, dissase 90 much
70 be dreaded ssd one which ha. carried Of - MANY
Of our brave defenders. lie vac cent "a Wndef
Hospital Richmsnd, where be obtained furleus ID
for nIy days; reaehps Marlborough, he was rscsi..
Cd BY her citizens and treated With that hospaa.y
sad generosity for which they are justly ssled.
and shich none know better hsw 10 spprecaie than
sick or wcunded soldier. aud BY whose assistance
be vas eusbsd 10 reach lis chidhoods home, aud il
his fathers house 10 die sad 10 ainss his dust beside
those II bis conrads end brother who, like himsel
had offered up their lives upon The altar Of their
country he died calmly snd quietly s. fades sum
nsts ana, firmly trusting in that God whs dsola all
.hihSs veil. Frequently befsSs bic des,h he %.
heard % rspcat--
aBlsH IL the msa whs shuns ths.plics
Where sinners love 70 meet
Nho isafs 70 tread their witkcd usys,
And hales the scefefs seat"
re vas . good ssd sheetsnsto ssn, aud his pa.
ynt. have lie tssisony thai ks wsss true and brave
s0ldit, bat BE- has tssht hs Isl bsllls, end n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02
N OTICE

fENHE undersigned having qualified as executes Of
the last will and testament Of HARRISON
PARKER, deceased, st August term Of Orange
County Courl, hereby so,ify al persons having
claims sgsinsl said deceased to present them for
payment within the time prescribed BY law, Or this
notice will be plead 10 bar Of their recovery. And
ell persons indebted to said estate are requested to
aske immediate payment.
e. N. HOLT. II
JESSE w. PARKER,
eePsenhsr g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02
PLANTATION TO RENT.

bN Saturday next, the 29th instant, will rent my
- Plantation al the Court House door in HILLSIDE
rough. Terms made known on the day Of renting.
There can be two OF three hands worked to adyan-
lage. The place is adsining the lands Of r. L. Lyon
and sthers, i've miles east Of iilsborough.
MARGARET COLE.
October %. CIV
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FROM THE VALLEY.-One thousand four
hundred and twentv-nine prisoners, cap
tured BY Early on Wednesday, arrived in.
this city on Saturday night. Persons di-
rect from Gen. Early's army say that the
Confederate cavalry. in their retreat and
panic. came pouring down upon our artil-
lery in the streets Of Strasburg, frightened
the horses, threw everything into confu-
sion. and rendered it impossible for The
infantry to afford the guns any protection.
Gen. Rosser. however. after nightfall, by
his personal exertions, collected his caval.
~ and brought of some Of the guns. The
enemy's loss was very large. They con-
TESS to loss of FIVE thousand.
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Executive Department, North Carolina,
Adjutant Generals Office. D
Raleigh, Oct. Alb. 1854. s
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL eRDERS,2
"A NECESSITY having arisen for calling part
"A Of the Guard for Home Defense inte the feld 40
repel threatened invasion TO avoid interfering as far
as possible with the industrial pursuits Of the coun-
try is ordered that the commanding officers Of the
Guard for Home Defense n the counties Of Suxyy
Yadkin, Rowan, Cabarrus. Mecklenburg, Lincoln,
Castor and Cleaveland, and all Of the counties living
east Of said counties, will assemble their respective
Regiments or Battaiions without leIay and proceed
to divide them ints three equal parts to be known as
the frst second and third classes-these numbers to
be determined by lot OF draft, and the classes 70 be-
called out in rotation when less than the whole are
required for field service.
Commanders of Bastslions viii exclude from the
first class all persons physically incapable Of perform
ing field service and they will lie careful not to in
Glade in either class persons not strictly members sf
the Guard for Nome Defense.
When there are less than three companies in Bat
| talon, they will be united and, divided into three
equal parts, and complement Of officers assigned to
each. When there are three, six, or nine companies
in Battalion they will be eaualized in numbers BY
transfers frem one company to the ether, and when
the companies not divsibe By three then it must
be made 50 by breaking up the odd companies and
assigned their menbers to the other companies The
company or companies 10 be broken up to DO deter
mined by lot.
As soon.as each commando, has complied with the
foregoing instructions. he will arm and equip the first
class of his Battalion aud order il 10 proceed without
delay 10 Goasboreugh, and report 10 Brig. Gen. G..
Leventhorpe, who, the troops arrive, will ssgaaize
them into Regiments.
1 The Gaard fsr Home Defense belonging y seun.
ties lying west Of these Above enumerated, are de.
signed for the defense of the Moanisia District Their
organization will not be changed ssr the present.
by order Of Governor VAscE:
2 c. GATLN,
| Adjutaat General.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02

raEKrE Observation-Disclosures in large
ssmkers continue 10 come within sur liEes
frsn Grantssrmy. They are SEN 70 their
;hsnes Immediately. AMssg Ties. coming
n night before last wss . ,efy intelligent
Inglishman, who had been IL The Federal
army four months. he said thtts we're no
tssps at City Psiat but negroes. yhN q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02
S A L II S A 1t !!

WE will exchange the best kind of Fine Dry
SALT for Grain or Flour. Every kind Of
Country Produce bought or battered for.
]. Y. WHITFIELD & co.
October 26. CO.
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CARD NOTICE.
October 20.

THERE is now ready to be issued from this De-
a pariment to the different counties in the State,
a lot of COTTON and WOOL CARDS. This 10,
cf Cards will be sent to toe Agents. with Backs rea-
dy for lacking the Cards on and be sold at So SO
perepnr 10 the citizens generally; in no instance is
more than one pair 10 be sold to family. These
Cards not intended for the families Of soldiers The
Department is having large 10, backed ready ior use,
which will be sent ont and sid to the families cf SOL
dies as fast they be msde much less price.
Agents are requestefts make arrangements and call
II. A. D0WD. A. @. NJ.
October sc. CIV
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large number. of Grants veterans had gene
home, their terms of enlistment having ex-
pred; and their places filled by raw re-
cruits who we're sent forth to the front. II
was believed among the men that Grant
contemplated an advance this week, and
many Of them were deserving to escape the
expected fight. Richmond Sentinel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02
L O ST ,

"A THE Presbyterian Church door, on last Sunday
= morning, Gold Sleeve Button. The finder, by
delivering at this Office, receive the full value Of
the button. F. ;.
November 2.
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October SC.
Notice Tax. In Kind.
NOTICE .

HIoTICE il hereby gves to all persons whom il
- may soneern. ths, have given my soa Jesse
X. BARTON, his freedom snJ liberty 10 transact
business fs himself and assume responsibilities in IS
full and perfect manner Is If DO had arrived al abe
age Of twenly enc yssrs.
M0SIER BARTON.
Get IS. ss-svpd
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Negro Woman for Sale.

THE subscriber hasa likely Negro Woman, abou;
fsrly years Of age, which he offers for sale pr-
yately. She IL a very handy Negro, being a good
cook, field hand &c.
JAMES A. HENDERSON,
South Lowell, n. G.
October 20. cav
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Undertaking, at Hillsborough.

UNDERMINING, at HlIIsDorough.
IrESHE sabsef.ss 10 prepared 10 fstuish Mahsssay
= cUPflNs 81 all sinss Of ens or Two hosrs ne
iiss. They can e forwarded On he trains By Rsa-
nod 81 sas hears nsiics.
JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
ksT~<sSN IL e8-Sn
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Hnissaftsrs u Military Disiriei. DepiN.C.o
and southern Virginia.


Hkissa',sFs 81 Military Distriet, DeptN.C.o
and Southern Virgins.
Wilmington. N. 9. Aug 80, 1864
A LII PERSONS. nsa.rcsidenis 81 Smi,h,ille. are
"a requested to refrain hom applyiagat Heaiqusr.
iers tor permission 10 yist he fous or 80 sewn de
river u lhe Government Steamers. This Is address,
ed . PERSONS living q distance. especially ladies'.
in the hope Of preventing Ruthless journey from
their hsmes. Upon no consideration lor the p,eseut
n least. will permission be given to pass upon The
Government sosis. Nhes circumstances viii admit
Of rslsIaisn q ibis rsls, due notice will DO given.
Packages fe soldiers a, the different posts will be-
delivered TO Capt. Granger, A. q. NJ. They should
Dc suitably married. and be will be responsible fss
sAai ss1s delivery thropsh biz sgenis.
ofeisi; W.E.C. WHITING,
hsiss Gs1ssi.
Jlu. u. HnI.
ksk aaj a. A. 6s~sl.
espisubw ss--e-
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clash Of arms or roar Of artillery wake him now
The sleeps calmly in that honored honsc the sell
dier's grave"
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I.ISF OF LETrERS.
Get IS.

REMAISING ct the Post ohics at HilIsbsssssA
40 the lstA Of 0ctsber, 1854, which il net taken
out 10 tIss nsstAs will ts sent 10 the Dead Lsllss
ofi:e.
4 ID AIles. Mrs Mary A Jsres,
Leah Bryss, NC Jsda,
Betty Beaay, Mary u Isfdics.
Ms. t. blackwell. Cbsrlss Jones,
PhsAs RrsHR, granklia Lsshiy. \.
jshs Burroughs, NF.Lewn,
Csskariss 8sia, on Ley,
= Dyaum, Eliza Miichell,
Hannibai n eixzsll, John Moore,
Rachel ksverls, Olivia A Newlia,
Ss'st BiGInly, VIC NuRa,
] h Coz, hstIis ksrtoa,
Msrths L. !, Cafes, Ths,aas Newnas,
Mrs N z Clement, Alsiha Matt,
Mrs a A Colo, u g PsnoiI
AllsB Collins. klirahsfh PsiioA,
susan COX, Has sins Riley,
Jennie Cole, Thomas j Riley,
SAMUEL CLARK. Mis-, n N Rstlslss,
Jacob y CAaplins, Sohn 4 Ray,
ClemusI CIsb,res, Jennie Sparrow,
Lseinds & Dieth, Mary stswaH, (eerd)
Msuisis Day. Margaret p sm,Ih,
Nsrsaret Dekoy, Gen q Spfuill,
Mary Davis, Fsnoie ssOirss,
james Eppefs,n. Az sykes,
Cap, Emery, A Q II, John ThonPsoa.
iebeees J FsGeslL W f'honpsoa,
JIns y Fsa. ThSmas rss,
Msty Fsukner, John Tilly.s
Cstie Gdl, Ben. Wsik,
Mrs L r Gsld.,sa, Rob. q Wss,uasa,
Themes w Han, ssfsh Mslks',
IIizsie Hsskins TWnssis Wiketseo.
Hardy Hsrn. Sarah Woois, >
y VI U iIelly, James Verb
Annie Hill, Oliver Williams
Thomas Jsass, sa.an fapgh.s.
~ Persons ealing fer any Of lhe absvs rcssrs
will please cay thsy afe sd.sri.ca.
C. Il, PARISH. p. III.
Oet-tef 10. a.
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EMAISING at the Post 0fice at HillsbsssssA
a. the lsih Of 0ctsber, 1854, which il net taken
10 tAIss nsstAs will ts sent 10 the Dead Lsllsl
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