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g. the 1888 offhe Nisof herr ~ .aid d-c~a--s
Alter TIE pay,-ut - go dds and iacideatal
chsrges nd dhsrres sdnisistr.sioa- We
therefore pays list hc-ns- nay - srrut-d ~
o. sei sod convey the shove d--crii-d R~.i E.-
t-ts o. The p~r-on aa.kinx -sid oG-s. .ccsrius %
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o. i~rst thst tb- saia P~tsisa-r give no,se- q,
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psiiiiea ~nh this order % Coart ther~oa 20
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7
February srxf. or $40 'ciack IN The csr~nssa sa.l
shcs csa-e. a an tho have. nv the psas~r Of
$50 Ectiiiou~r shosi1 ~ - granted
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To ~ Hoa- Jsis, % Pras.is So M Cos-sy Of
Oxl..rf
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e"ti. dsngh'er. and xrsssiasght.r q vosr -
ttunrr. so aafsor. st-r fh- are q E.urte~. sesrs
n o.sghi o. - uader tn care - a Gssrdssa.
he thefetsfs pTsss vo1u lioaor 10 apflninf him.
gu.srdtan - -ast rniaor.
Dafed tai. ha~esth dsy Il Dcosai--r tS65-
MOSES CilESLEY.
oNFasu. ss-At Corri ~ Probate ~ Paris Ga
ih- third Ts~-d4y ~ Jsuunrs 4. ID. 1884.
tirti~re. fhaf ~ said f~tiifuser give -stir~ -
al person- sat-ss-t~d, ~ caa-iag caps q thi.
f-tusaa. ~th thss order of Cart thsrrss.
10 - o. h-hed three -e~k. sn-ce.sir-lr o. he
bNiurd DruarCraf. pitaf-d "a Pari-. thsf th~s
Iuas app-sr 40 Probate Ca1lrt 90 - k~II a. Par.
in ssid Caaafy The thrr,i Tr--.fas 81 F-isrr,rv
u-xi, "a TIA 81 the cisck % the torvnaos. aad
49, cassr. ~ auy th-s have. why tA@ szs.-
shoua sot h- alloset.
D.. ". Woodbury. JuIr-
4 trus copY-sttcsts J. :. HoHEs. Register.
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'rpf~--ni'i "a - thc Persaaai estate Of sssd d.
easel - NJ sit-tenf 90 pay the st d-its w. hirh
~ o~~f AZ ths tone q ~ death. You p~fitt,,-
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ocnse o. eel ~ fuiitc rfivR,r 49, 81 co..-,
81 81 ~ f-sl estate 80 -.id dec-ss-d f.r th~ A..
'aeHi 81 said deh-s .nl iacii-atsi chargr.
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okFoEo. ss--A q Coart ~ PROBATE he'd 81 Par
-. ~fttia I'D 81 th~ Csssats q OtfDrd. % be
thfrd s-ssisv Il ysssssrs. lisa
IN ne Pst,iisa 81 HARRIET b THOMr-
" SOY. vsdss q 0s-orgc &. Thoap.sa of
Hartford. a s-id Cosaty, d-ces-ed. pr.siax that
her slo--r nay - s-stss-d ssa -et 20 b~r. "a
49, Lsfe hu-hsn's estate .al hat Comm ,oa~r.
- -pl-s,at-t 90 that p'trIss.--
Ordered. That ne -a,d p~titiossr give sosios
O. al Per-aas Interested ~ casing copy % the
erd-r 60 - rsoitsh~d fhrrr ~e~ks sa-c~..sv~ix n
the OStord D-mncrat. q aew-psp~r priated - Pa
-. hat thsy nay sppe-r a. Probate Cosrt -
a~it az PARE. 20 -std Cossty the b Ts--day o.
f-brssry s-xt "a niae o'cie~k ~ the foresooa saA
shes c-u-e. % ssy .thsy have. ~hs the s.ae .hos1
aot he grantet-
y. ". WOODBURY.. Judx-.
true Ccspy-sttests j. =. Hosss. R@gister.
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onrosD, ss.--At Cert % Probate held "a Pa
80. withia .ad for the Cosaiy ~ On f.srd % The
third re-sd.y 81 J-nuzrv. A. ID. lssa.
IN thu p~titios 81 CHARLES DEAN. Wfd-
~ o--r - Esaic~ v. D-aa hf- q Dix6- u. -
sal csssy. d-c-as-d. praying &C. a. .lks.ascs
on a IN s~rsoasi estate u hts ise ~ite.
Ordered. That he aid p~tit,osor give notice 20
Al ,er-ar- satrrestcd ~ c.a-iag cops ef the
ord o. b. pui,iisheI :hr~- ~e.ks succe.-ivels "a
ihe OSisrd i'vmpcrst. s~~-psp~r printed IN
fsft-. that tarr tnsy appear ~ = frois.te Cosrt
o. D. bed "a PARIS. a satd coaafy. on the thifd
sc-dsy q fshrirsry nexf. 80 nia~ o'cisck "a the
ereno-sn. AID -he~ cssse. Il say thew have, ~
the sarae should so d. granted.
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OrFoED. ss.-Ata Court q Pratst. o. P.ri.
o. 49, lard Tuesasy q Jsaa.rv. A H. I-Sa
lNAN BOLSTER. Exss uisr a h. at
IL VII add Ts.tsn,.us 81 Aiv.- B,i.ser. -.
81 hu1niof O., fa ssii cosafs Dressed h.xis- o,,-
s~Hiel hts hlsi scoouai 81 ainiais,r.iisa % tas
sst-fe of saii t~c-ss- TO- .iisgranes.
Order-d. Th-i tn $50 Ex-cutor give %
ticr 10 ah rerspns tarfesie. 81 ctasiar : eapv u
ihts order O. - pubished Tire. wrks suoce.-fse-
y in the Oxisrd i,-ruprrst priaf~l af Fsri- fh.t
they aa-v spp~af fral.i-~ O. a ti o. BIZ 81
Pee ff sd a.tl..t. sn th- third Ts~sd4s q
frh'f asEt. 81 nias ~ tbe clark ~ th- e,r.nosa.
SOL ss~s cess. ff taF theF 4ssr. ~ tEe san.
shpsili - 10 aiosei
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o. sitil 80 lur ths Couafy 81 fIreff. o., a.
fhl-l 1esifY "a Jnnu.srt a. n. f~sl
DEEittA j. MASON. ai.a.al.rr.frlw a..
a 80 kstsfe 81 Bradi.s y Ma.ss. - a
hsashfii ia ssni tourfy. ifr.rsef. bsstas .-~ d
Friied nrr hrsf anf hrai srca1nf af sd.uiri.tr.
teen "a NJ tstsfs oi ssfI d-rsa.~d 80 sfs.a.,e.
orfersf, Thai th~ said sf-1's ave s..fi~~ n.
aii rrrssas iuierr-frf. ht rausiar e. rarr I'd a..
orfrr f1 Do rHliishrd three r~eks s..---..,s.f, \.
the osi1fd De-aa-ftf priafef at fsrta. 49, -,
uftY appear af frailsfs Garrt g. 49, heff "a -
- in stl1 rauaff. aa ~ fhird Tussfsr "a 81.
49,, e. o. o'riock in the hrs.s.aoa 49, 49,.
eia.~' % aay hey ave, 80 the $3.50 sksuil
90 - allowed
Nv. WOODBURY.. Jsss..
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LYMAN BOLSTER.

oef oEn. ss-At a Cssrt ~ PROBATE h~A a Pa
80 sahta sci o. the Cosats ~ Oxt.-.f. - H.
thtrl ru-..ss Of Ja-aarv. A. o. I-.g
- ne lrrtitssa ai,src-std Drfsrsf thsf notf~~
- g'sea ~ puiiisshin- q copy ~ this r~tiiian
~ith thts order ihcre,ra three ~erk. .,r,.-.i,-l,
~ ~" p>iafd bruecFsf r. newspaper printed 10
-''r' ~ IN i'-r-ons inf-r-sted ua-y stt~nd on
thr lard rss-fsv - F~l'. AZ. 49,. 60 y,
fFob &C. th~a 80 - hoidra ia Psris. anf 49,.
case ha ny rev eav-. nv the PRAYER III 81
p~titfpn shauid oot So rt.ntef
g. ". WOODBTEY
N"e c'fH otP~ttttoa 49, ascer 90 Court here
on--httssti J. =. Hosss. Rssssfsr.
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OxFoEb. ss-Ats Coart q Probate h~LI az Pa
80. ~iihia and ne Couaty % oNfsrd. oa Al.
thsrd ru--isy 81 Jssazrv. A. ID. lisa.
IN The petitsoa ~ RD>fi-Ls =. P4is@ ~ido-
" efiisr-cc "a. Psfar. ists al Re- ntsrd. 90 I'D
CoontF- e-c-a-ca, prsstng 80 an allowance Oat o
The p-rsoaai E-ia,e on >r ist- hasissaa
Orfsrse. That the said Pstnse.er give No.
ttce 90 al P~rsoss interested. BY c4ssiag oopy q
tbs or,ist D. published three weeks suoce.ssve-
" IN the O~f,rd Dclaa-rat prist-d 90 Paris. that
thrs NAY sPf~sr 81 PROBATE Ceuft he held a
f-rt-. ga sid coasty. the third Tsesdsy o(
F-b aext. - aiHe q the cioek IN the Esreuso-
I'D -h~~ casse. if-ay hey have. Why the sane
si.osid oot y. granted.
q. ". WOODBURY.. Jssx-
tr'se cppy-Aft-st J - HOaas. Rsgaa~
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e ~ ia. y W. w-o.H-srs Jul.- a P,oi..,.
So ~ Co-iats a OxGsra.
II hhAN BOLSTER. ES~cstos 81 Aivss BsI
u ster At- of Ri.nfsrf - I'D Cssufv. 49,.
-. .irctiuiiy f-Pr--~uf, rhaf th- p-r-sa.i -
t@'e - 800 a~ce.s-d - sat sseicisai % pay ne
gasi a~tfs. ~htca ~ o~cd 81 ~ q his se.th
p uls snn 81 h't--l hsair-d dsiisr. Nsss- ~
'iitsner th~reiTr praFs that ya-sr Hsaar ~.sif
Sfani him scensr 70 -~ll. a. psi- 80 priva,- 49,
49, conFey - mfch 81 tae rsal estate Il -.if d.
ee.sei a. aist D. acc-ssary g. the ,ayu,-ul 81
49, d-ots. sai iaci-i-uf.i eh.rr-.
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To 'hs W .sr.h's Jsise ofProbai, ior the Cosa-

To TIE ~ .srabis Jstse o. Probat, ior the C..ss-
q ~ ONlord.
WTILLIAM :. Liisss. or LEV i.tou esunt. Of
w Aafruscpggtu at SAFE q Nsae. hrofh-r
81 Autrvs J. Lib6y lsts ~ Oxfsrd. C.lusts ~ o.
trrd ceo-as~d, respectfully Represents. dat the
$50 Anlfre y Lfh1s died 90 th- DIV 81
Ny, ID i-oS. seiE~d 80 pos-~s-eI Of goa.
49, ch iuris. ught. aad credits. ~hich ou.af o.
- sc1ninIsier-i .ccur1tag O. 49, Wher-fsre
laus pstHronsr prsss tat siniiasstratssa Of ..ii
estate nay b. graate4 o. heuj.unta Sa.tss~n. II
s-td ONhsr4- WILLIAM LIBBY.
oxEoRp. So Couft 81 Probate heLi al Pa
20 ssthia and 60 The Co-ltfy q OxL,rd On
The third Tu-si4y of Jsausrs. q. ID. lSSs
o. thc petitrsa Aforesaid. Ordered. That 40
ti-f 20 giscn - Pubiishtu- copy 81 ths petitian
WITH this 90 sr th~r-on. three se~ks suer--.sr-i
- ~ pxiord Dcrnocraf nsSspaper printed "a
fsffs, tatt 81 Tcr-ou- in.ercsicd taas att~uI on
n lard iur-,isy q Fey u~xt. ~ tea o'ciack
o. M tlr-a-ona. ~ Ceurt ID Probate shea o. -
hpiten al fars-. add she's cause. 81 .us NV tie
PRAYER 81 ssii p~titsoa -hoaid aaf D. rru.at~d
y. W. WOODBURY.. Jsas-.
A true eopy-attsst.
JostsH :. HosHs. Register
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The County OF Oxford WILLIAM PIDoTN
treasurer from December 81 1897 81 1898
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T.. ". WOODBURY.. y-xrs.
a tree clpF-stte-fs - Hoaas R~rt.t.-
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TEtNELiN SHELBY

li'sss Esssfs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
From III. Chronicle and sea.in.L

Marietta, June 23.-The details Of the
great fight Of Wednesday afternoon are as
fellows:
Hoods corps, held in reserve. was or
lered at nson TO the extreme left. When
it got in position battery Of the enemy
opened ERE upon it. Considerable skir-
mishing ensued. when our line under Hood.
with Browns brigade in advance, was or.
dered forward.
Il moved out with cheering and furious
battle ensued.
We drove the enemy two miles, and took
possession Of two lines OF Notifications.
captured twelve guns and a large number
of prisoners.
The loss on both sides was frishtful for
The numbers engaged.
Cieburne's division also engaged The en-
envy with success on the right.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

Petersburg. Here the Yankees we're driv-
en- back, and on Friday morning when
Lieut.. Hoke passed near the battle. field,
the enemy's left was within about half .
mile Of the road and fighting was going on
along the whole line.
Gen. Lee was in Petersburg and direct,
ed the operations of the entire army. and
the citizens, officers and soldiers, were
cool. confident, sanguine and determined.
Lieut.. II. assures US that no fears Of de-
feat were felt BY. any one. and that the ar
my was never in better spirits or more
sanguine. In the fight on Wednesday
some siege guns that had been planted By
the enemy near the city were dismounted.
a nd, but few shells were thrown into the
city dusing Lieut.. HQke's stay. The hss
roic people Of Petersb srg he represents as
perfectly sansuine Of victory over the
Yankees.
About 400 Of our men were taken by the
enemy on Wednesday. The killed and
wounded are no doubt heavy on both sides,
but thought TO be much heavier among the
Yankees than on our side, oil course Lieut..
Hoke could not arrive at anything like the
number on either side.
Lieut.H. leit Petersburg on Friday morn
ing, walking twenty miles along the line
Of the read, when he took the train for
Weldon. He came over, the entire road
from Petersburg TO Weldon on that day
and the enemy no where had possession Of
it. IL. therefore, the enemy were driven
back in Fridays fight. rs we hope they
were, the damage to the road will soon Be
repaired and communication with Peters
burg WILDE re-opened. Lieut. H. brought
Yankee pipe and fac rifle as trophies
from the battle. field. Our informant is a
gentleman Of intelligence and faithful
officer. and these facts may be generally
relied on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
THE NEWS.

The telegraph ias j. operating through TO Peters
burg and Richmond, but We have received no papers
from those places ssee roesdsy oflst week. There
has been heavy ,sirnishins and some hard fought
battles between .he forees under Gan. Lee and Gen.
Grant, but the sceounls 90 get are very imperfect.
Tie latest intelligence rom The operations about
Petersburg j. contained N ~ha. ~s copy from the
Progress Of Monday. II would sppesr that thing.
have remsised ia comparative quiet snes Friday,
both parties being engaged in Strengthening thai
lines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

Col. Mcclellan (wounded in the facs,) and
his brave regiment. and to Lieut.. Col. w
-. Devane (also wounded. and q detach.
ment Of the 6ist. the glory Of the victory
which saved Petersburg on Friday last.
!" But for their prompt and energetic ac>
ton" Gen. Clingman adds. !. Petersburg
would have fallen. Two Brigades gavs
way On our right. and but that our Brigade
stood 6rm and kept up the fight for four
hours. alone and unaided, against what we
now knew TO have been two entire corps of
the Yankee army, all would have been
lost. The Brigade not saly held its own
lines. but drove the enemy out of the va
cant lines on eur right and kept them back
until IL o'clock at nigh. when 10y were
rs.oecupied BY our other troops. know
Of no such fight during this war made BY
any Brigade" Fayetteville Observer. u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

From FirginiG- Desperate SigAiiag around Peiess.
burg ds,iaS fk pad Week.
We are without papers or kilograms from
Virgins since Tuesday last. but We saw
Leut. Hoke, she 70 attached t. the Pro.
yost Marshal's Office VI this city. yesterday
vhs left Petersburg on Friday morning,
ssJ from him obtained the following facts
Lieut., Hoke vss seat |. Petersburg o.
business, was there tSs or three days. ssd
left on Friday morning. CRAFTS line sx.
tends from the Jsnes River across the Al.
ponatior to the seigkborhsad 81 the Rail.
road. this side Of Petsrsssrs . fes miles.
On "Wednesday ADD Wednesday, a,sht there
was desperate sighting along the whole lioe,
our army fsrciug the enemy back ifen the,'
position Al som, pOiats. taking q large sa..
Der Of prlssasrs, csn7en. eelsrs, &c. w
Wednel dsy aflsrROoa lo< prissaers ssts
bropsht into Pst.rssstg. sad the ssns
night Mahene captured 1859 nea ssd sbs1l
100 officers. s pieces Of artillery sHs
stasd Of colors, all Of which had arrived -
the CITY. Five hvbdrsd more prissners
we're taken on Thursday night il des'
psrste fight which took place on the rail.
road. The eneny's extreme left this side oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
FROM PETERSBURG.

Petersburg, June sl.-To-Gsy has been
unmarked by any event Of special interest.
Some little eannonading and desUltOry
skirmishlng and few shells thrown into
the city.
The enemy is strongly fortified 10 his
lines reaching from James river, across the
Appomattox by Jordsn's farm. to the Ieru-
salem Plank Read, . distance .oi seven
mIles.
Weather intensely warm, bot oar troops
are in excellent plight. though constantly
ssbjested 10 the heat and fatigue incident
70 lying in trenches.
Grants purpose is not jet developed.
He Is Supposed. however. to be mssilating
another Of his great raids Our iss,es in
all Of the fights Of last week for the posses
sion Of this place are not over 1000 killed
and wounded, That oftAe enemy eeuput.
ed ~ 5000 10 5000.
Reaursgard's dsfencs and preservation
Of this e,ty is regarded BY all as the os,
brillian, AFFAIR oil the var, having with an
inlsfior force eeairsated and successfully
kept back Grants -hels array.
The enesy are reported crossing more
troops from the Netth 10 the. South side Of
the Appsaattox this essaipg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
GsiliA's Battery. near Fort Fisher. J
June l7th, 1864.

Me-. HRARrT-sir. understand that ysu publish
ed card in ysur paper q ,hs 18th June. purpOr.ing
70 Be from No. viii ny sisnsiuD q the bottom, an.
ssuneing myself candidate for Sheriff Of Orange
ccnnly 81 The psri elsesioa. never have vriiss
say such card nor ss,hsrzei ssy ps,soa V do !. 70,
me. |, YES isns by soss nslisnsa, hssd unknown
% me. take this mslhod Il isSsrmins tbs people Of
Orange county lbs. 10 y fsrsery and . ilsshoos
desc, have no aesbL paspossb 70 deceive you and
nsrepresesl ne Plssss DO - the kindssss . pub
ksh this in your paper next week
Very respectfully. your friend,
rHos. ]. Jones
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

ingsburg on the 18th, admitting loss Of
1900.
vallandigham has arrived at Dayton. and
the Democratic Convention Of Illinois has
promised him projections
Gold 1917,
The Herald oflthe 18th Is very severe on
Lincoln. 1t says he has wronged and de-
ceived The people and nearly ruined them
BY his egregious imbecillty as ruler. The
country can only obtain satisfaction for the
many Oppressive acts and criminal kuu-
ders which he has committed for three
years by preventing his reelection.
A gentleman wholeft Fredericksburg on
Sunday reports that gold was quoted in
Baltimore on the 18Th al EOS.
The National Union Convention. under
the auspices Of Committee, Of which
Amos Kendall is Chairman, will be held
at Chicago on the 4th Of July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

Petersburg. June s.--Ths Express has
received the wsshiugtos Chroaicls Of the
l1th.
Lisesla sss IN PhiladeIphia on tie 10Th,
and @ad. speech. saying the var had de-
s,fysd msay happy hemss and prsdse,d .
astssnsl dtet w,th uratioa unprsced.nt-
90. VIZ says ws must ~ throsgh the var
sal,i ~st,.e4i ssthetitJ was extended GREE
the -ss.s u me nstieaal dsmsis il it ieok
three years mere.
lie SAID Grant and Meade are ao~ ~lsrs
they shl as,sr be .disledgea sntil R,eh.
mead y tassa lie asked the people q he
aesdsd azure assistance would they awe Il /;
they ali answered yes.
riPersny Morgan passed thrasgh Elem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

q Tho year for which portion Of our subscri.
seribeu have paid has expired, but we have continu.
Cd to send the Recorder 10 them upon the superstition
that they so desired. We nov call attention 10 the
matter with the hope that they will make an early
payment for the new year; il they should not de-
sire 10 continue their subscription, that they may so
inform us. and upon payment Of what is due the pa.
per will be stopped.
We would also say to those subscribers who can
conveniently do 50. that il would be agreeable to
II they would pay their subscriptions in some kind Of
provisions. as eggs, butter. chickens, meal, &c. We
think their liberaity would expand under this pro-
ees. They would see more directly the disparity be.
tween the prices which we pay and that which we
receive. and elicit something more equitable than to
exact years subscription for pound Of butter, or
two dozen eggs, or peck Of meal, which in former
yeafs did not count for more than fifteen or twenty
cents. mutual benefit nigh, be expected as the
result Of this The generous subscriber wosa feel the
pleasing consciousness Of having performed an act Of
Justice and we would have the pleasure Of setting
down TO . table less strongly marked with The fea.
lures Of famine. A worthy example has been sci by
few Of subscribers ana il would be gratifying il
vs could number with them many Others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
FROM GEORGIA.

Marietta, June sl.-The enemy's right
attacked our front under Gen. Hardee yes
terday and were repulsed with great slaugh-
ter, capturing sixty prisoners. among them
Lieut.. Gel. Watson, OF the 40th Ohio.
Three deserters, who desired to be EN-
ployel in any capacity, also came in.
Gen. Johnston. as we'll as the Whole ar
my, is anxious for an engagement.
Marietta. June s4th.-The enemy, 10
two or three lines Of battle, appeared ia
front Of Hardes's corps yesterday. Our
troops fell back. causing them 10 follow ;
shen our artillery opened = severe lire.
driving them TO their breastworks in great
confusion and with much loss. Our bat.
teries on kennessw hill indicted severe
punishment upon them during the day. =:
A deserter from Rockers corps came in
this morning, whs says the loss on the enc.
my's right, the past tw0 days. vas eight
ihundred, including Two Generals, whose
names he did not remember.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

Habeas Corpus-Congress having declined
TO repeal the act susPendins the Habeas Corpus, or
20 rs-ensct it il viii expire BY its own limitation
the LIST day Of August next that being the last Of
ninety days from The ID Of Nay when the present
Congress assembled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
Change, OF schedule. : The

the North Carolina Railroad will hereafter arrive .,
the depot at Hilsbaeugh, and depart, according 10
The following lime table:
Mail Train, from The EAST. arrive at 6 rs A. NJ.
from the West, 40 A. NJ.
Accommodation, from the West, SIS M.
from The East. - so Pm,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
SHERIDAN AGAIN WHIPPED.

Richmond. June al.-The wharses At
Wilcox's Landing, Harrison's Landing and
Westover we're entirely destroyed by our
cavalry on Sunday night.
The Enquirer OF This. morning reports
Sheridan routed Yesterday near White
House and eight hundred prisoners and Eve
or six pieces of artillery captured. Our
cavalry in pursuit.