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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-04

A vEssrI SUNK the FIRsr SHoT.--0ur
eunners at the Eyansport Batteries are be-
coming pfescieRt. On Tuesday small yes.
sci essayed to pass, when a rifle gun wa:
opened on her. The first shot took effect, a.
she at once went down--dOwn--down!
With this erceP,ios all has been quiet Al
our Potomac Batteries Cor the last week
and yesterday not sail was in sight at A.
quia Greek. Frederioks6srg Herald.
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CASH SYSTEM.

EINDlNG il impossible to buy Goods and meet our
payments If we continue the Credit system" wo
compelled 10 adopt the Cash System" until the
end OF the War
TURRENTINE g. SON.
October ". 10
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n OTICE
CONFEDERATE TAXES.

NOTICE !. hereby given. that Up 70 the twentieth
~ day Of December next. will be ready 70 hear and
determine III appeals from assessments. - well as ap.
pcaIions Cor the reduction q double tar, when such
tar may have been iacreased, 10 single Tar, which
decision will be final.
Az pctssns subject 10 this Tax who have fsiled or
neglected 10 deliver 10 the list cf their pro.
pery, and have kecn o. may be assessed for double
lar, have the opportunity wutjn the time shove pre-.
sc,ibed 10 sase themselves Of double lar ~ coming
forward and making their lists 10 mo- the assessors
10 their respective districts. under oath.
hope no citizen q Orange county will be delin.
qusni IL listing b,s property o. vii fail 70 be ready to
pay the tar in May ns1L
W. N. PATTERSON, Collector.
November 20. 1861. 2l-2w
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To the Ladies Of Orange County.

To the Ladies OF Orange County
AN requested BY tie Governor Of your state. 10 rall
upon you TO furnish for the soldiers 10 nc army
wosen socks and blankets for their eomlert AM niee.
,ioa during The approaching winter. Each banoi WI
riease accompany her git BY her name. siiAll lbs
call upon your patriotism he made without pfeis.i "
Spouse on your part cannot believe thai u wdl;
therefore call upon youto come forward With your gus
and Law them hounlifuy upon the altar q your ccn.
try Initiate The example Of your mothers o ihc feso
irtion and allow moi the soldiers who have taken
arms in defence 81 your liberties, your lives ana "hal
i still esref ysur houoi 10 so unpro'ded lori surf
not your defenders 10 he exposed 1npe.essu 70 zee
winters chilling blasts. Come, then, Y iheif iehis
fur.ish them with those necessary articles Y ieAtAe
.usrne humapily, AMI ihetshy merit The Tlandls not
only Of The present, hut Of future generations
~ es' X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
II The following ssntlcmsu Nal please receive ana
fofward ,p me ARTICLES lot the soltirisi
w. ". Allison. y. r. Hall, Adison ManguuL NJ
A. Angler. Iohp VI. Car, and Avis Durham,
August 90
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LATE NORTHERN NEws.--we are in recent
OF New York news to the esd and Baltimore
to the Gath. embracing a variety OF informa-
tion--ihe most important Of which is that a
portion Of another piratical expedition, IN.
der Butler, had reached Fortress Monroe.
Its destination is not made known.
The indications from Washington are that
Mcclellan is about to advance, in unison
with . general advance in Kentucky and
Missouri and everywhere else. This may
be so--but we doubt.
Charles Francis Train writes from Eng
land that the steamer Gladiator is about to
sail for Nassau, with heavy cargo Of arms
for the Rebels. He also says the Rebels
are negotiating for two large steamers--ths
Punjaub and Assage. He is particularly
sharp upon the Rebels generally. and thinks
the aristocracy and capitalists Of Grea
Britain are with the South in feeling.
The London Times has quite savage ar
ticle on Seward, and its city article gives ,
deadly blow to the Yankee bonds in London
Richmond Wig.
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HEAD QUARTERS n. G. TROOPS.

Adjuiant Generals Uffire.
Raleigh, Oct. Is. 1861.
General Order No 90.
IL Companies hereafter accepted by the Governor.
- will remain 81 home, without pay, until crld 90
for active service, when reasonable lime vii " alh".
Ell them for reaching the appointed place o. rendezvous.
This order il neeessaty on account Of the limited guam
tits Of Clothing and Camp EquPags nos 81 hand.
and 10 enable the Governor 10 have these supplies ra-
y i lhr use Of The Troops 81 the time thss hsin ths;
field service.
By order or the Commander 10 Chief
J.G. MARTIN, Adjulsni GcnctAs.
0ciOher Is. 1861. l5-t"
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sss.roa DouaLls's CHILpRKS.-A Wash
inetoo CITY paper SAYS that friend OF the
two children Of the late Senator Douglas
has asked permission Of the Federal Govern.
meot 10 bring the children back 70 North
Carolina for the purpose OF saving their
property from being seguesterea. Douglass
hrst wife was a North Carolina lady toi
Caswell county, from whom the children IN
heri,ed large amount 81 property. u .
10 save this property that an effort was made
a. hiring The minor heirs TO this State. But
!, h ss,ed that the Lincoln authorities re.
f.s,s 4 permit on the ground that the said
I;neon Geycrnment intends TO render null
md void the Sequestration Act Of the re-
b,lsf" How this is TO be accomplished u
not stated. Threats are easily made, but
erscuting them is quite different thing.
Poroslc.--The impression appears 10 b
auite general in the neighborhood Of Manas
~. and al Richmond, THAI Gen. Mcclellan
Ill. n a few days. make an advance upon
an lines. Parties coming into Virgins
s,o., Baltimore, stats that on what they cal
,eli.bI, authority, that simultaneous attack
v;Il be made upon the Confederate forces a
M ooiuts within ten day. The North % q
sr,stly excited, 1t 10 said. that the Fedora
sonmsndsrs will be compelled to advance
We are. however, inclined TO the opinion
ia, de hrst advance will be made upon Go
iambus by the Mississippi with a powerfu
force. and that MeClellan's movements va
be governed BY the good or III suees" Of ths
expedition.
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SEoUEsTRATION NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, appointed Receiver under the
Il Sequesirslion Act for the counties 81 Orange,
Wake, Cumberland and Harnett, hereby gives holice
10 all persons having any lands teneenis o. hcrrdila
mens goods Of chaeIs, rights or credits or any inter.
est therein, Of OF for any alien enemy Of The cohiede
rate States Of America. speedily TO inform me {" the
same and to render account thereof and 50 Tar as
practicable, TO put the same in my possession undtf
the penalty d the law for Noncompliance
also notify each and every citizen 81 the Eonsetse-
rae States speedily 10 give Information TO aae 81 any
and al lands tenemenis and Entertainments, eo1ls aud
chailes, rights and credits within the said counties
viii attend the different counties ~ few days ior
the pa,pcsc Of receiving of which time due notice will
be given.
G. II. WILDER, Receiver.
October IS. l6-6s
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MALE SCHOOL.

VNHE Subscriber proposes 10 open School for Boys,
4 in the town Of hilIsboroueh, on Wednesday, The
sih Of January, 1862. As thorough instruction is
tempaisJ, the number OF pupils will be limited to
few. Terms made knsws upon application To the
subscriber
HAZEL NORWOOD.
December s. aa--
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STRAYED MULE.

CTRAyED frcm my premises. four mfrs north o.
- HiII.botoush, on Tuesday Of last Court, black
Mule Colt. sis months old.sefy heavy built Any In
formation will be thankfully received.
u. s. THOMPSON.
December .. a.
, 1861-07-11
The Missing Ship.

She left the port In gallant style,
with sails ard streamers full and free
watched her course for many q mile,
Far out upon the distant sea.
Al dusk she lessened TO a speck,
And then could not trace her more;
Sad hearts were beating on her deck
Sad hearts were beating on the shore.
Two Of the outward bound l knew
One beautiful, the o.her brave
The master worthy, and the crew
Born " contend with wind and wave;
For travel some, and some for gain
And some for health, had gone abroad ;
Our prayers were with them on the main,
God speed the ship and all on bOardl
That vessel never reached the land
No tidings OF her ever came;
Those who bebeld her leave the strand,
For years In anguish heard her namsi
And even now In vain they try
To breathe 1t with a Tranquil lip,
Or hide the moisture Of the eye
While Up. aking Of that missing ship.
, 1861-07-11
Kisses.

"oh, kiss me and co."
Said the maid OF my heart,
And prOnered her lips
As u hlut to depart:
"Ihe midnight approaches,
My mother will know,
My kindest aud dearest,
Y, kiss me aud 60"
She gave me the blessing
In such u sweet way,
The thrill Of itS pleasure
EnIiced me to stay;
30 We kissed I'LL the morning
Came In with It's GLOW,
For she sad, every moment,
"Oh, kiss us aud 60"
, 1861-07-11

The Charlestonians tell q good story at their
own expense, which well illustrates their want OF
discipline. \ company was keeping guard at tie
arsenal. The colcnel Of the regiment. passing by
saw the sentinel inattentive TO his duty. lie etOok
away his gun, and then entered the arsenal A
subordinate officer was mixing a cocktail.
"Where is the Captain3" the Colonel asked.
"Up stairs"
"Picase say to him that want to sre him."
"Well. after take drink" said the subaltern
After swallowing his toddy, he went up stairs to
the Captain.
"The Colonel is down stairs and wants to see
you. Captain"
"Well. il he wants to see me more than l do
him, just tell him to walk up,' said the Captain
who was lying on bed.
The Colonel went up stairs and found the Cap
tain taking things easy. "Sr, you ought to be
drilling your company. Your sentinel don't know
how to do his duty, and took his gun away from
him."
"Wer, l dare say he will be much obliged to you.
| reckon he was tired Of carrying it."
Ludicrous mistakes often occur among foreign
ers. An English gentleman arrived at change
house in 0sterdale late one evening and was lucky
in obtaining the only spare bed. Presently, when
he was on the point Of retiring to rest, NOrwe-
gan lady also arrived, intending to spend the night
there. What was to be done? Like gallant
Englishman as he was, with that true, unselfsh
courtesy which is not, as in France, confined to
mere speeches, he Immediately offered to give up
his bed to the unprotected female" who was
mistress Of q little English.
MANY thanks; but what will you do, sir 7"
"Oh I will take chair for the night"
At this answer the lady blushed and darted out
Of the room, and in few minutes her carriole was
driven of in the darkness. What could be the
meaning of il? The peasants wife soon after
looked into the room, with knowing sort Of look
at the Englishman. lie subsequently, discovered
the key to the enigma. The lady thought he said
4" he would take q share" and was Of course much
offended.
When DR.. Franklins mother-in-law first dscov-
cred that the young man had q hankerng for her
daughter, that good old lady said she did not know
so well about giving her daughter TO a printer;
there was already two printing Offices in the United
States, and she wasn't certain the country would
support them. ltwas plain young Franklin wou ID
depend for his support upon the profits Of a third
printing Office, and this was rather a doubtful
chance. II such an objection was urged to a
would.be son-in-aw when there were but two
printing Offices in the United States, how can
printer hope to get wife now, when the number
is upwards Of 1900.
A sailor, just at the close of dark night, was
sent aloft to see il he could see light. After Q
short time he was hailed from deck withi
Mast head, ahoyw
"Ay, ay, sir" was the answer.
DO you see lightI"
"Yes, SIR"
"What light?"
daylight, SIR"
The lookout was ordered down with run.
A o,raonhorn standing nv n sevvinO machine NJ
, 1861-07-11
Life.

Like the falling Of a star,
Or as the fights Of eagles are,
Or like the fresh springs gaudy hue,
Or silver drops Il morning deWi
Or like the wind that ehafes the Hood,
Or bubbles which on water stood;
E.en snch Is man, whose borrowed light
1s straight called In, and paid tonight.
The wind blows out, the bubble dies,
The spring entonlbe,l In AutunIn lies;
The dew dries up, the star is not,
The fight is past-and man forgot.
, 1861-07-11

The habit Of drinking can he cured By giving
the drinkers all the liquor they want to drink al
the time. Two are mentioned WIN were recently
cured in three weeks. One j2mpod out o! :Ourth
story window and "a. = eprh-stoae into his bad.
The other didn't get up ors morning, and has pow
curb stone growing over BIZ bead ir' tht grave
yard
, 1861-07-11
NO. 9.

On NAV Goth the General Assembly Of the On!
81 PRESBYTERIAN Church. now in session at Syra-
cuse, adoDted strong resolutions relative to the
National crisis, That body declares II to be its
duty to protest against the unlawful and treas
enable acts which have been perpetrated against
the Government; that there is no blood or treas
ure too precious to be devoted. 10 the defense
and the pcrpetuity Of the Government in all its
constitutional authority; that those who are en-
deayoring to Uphold il in the exercise Of It's
constitutional prerogatives, are entitled to the
sympathy and support Of all Christian and law
orc av vSor,aS a., mae Gor tbass in snthor;tv ana
!, ,v., Tn,SJ ~ gsnj ,ha sssoI, ,,jors 20 NJ lin.
coIr va" '"''@ ~ SWIM '"' 'S'O'O'' " me-
"'
II has been said that the "battles Of the
american Revolution were gained by the rifle.
The British soldiers were not then Instructed to
shoot at mark; but those Gays are all passed
forever. At the battle oE Vi,toria, in Spain,
500 balls we've fired for every man that was
killed. At the battle Of Cherubuseo, in Mexico,
l25 American balls were fired for every Mexican
that was killed; this was better firing than that
IiIa% on "'S s;S" S"' TS;s poaxar S ~ iii; ~, T.,
nor In Ersiond n nn~,v ''S an sL;rm;sbsrs cs,,
Jos,., L.,.o.,. oT III; or,;,,s.,, =, sno ,.,,.as
S;s,"n!s 4; w. ,;',,' ~ ""' III ~ wv '"N''
O'0'-'Ns' ~ O"' "'''"'s'
We learn from the Louisville Courier that Sem
ator Wiglall, Of Texas, is to command regt-
ment Of one thousand picked men, selected from
the whole army Of the Confederate States. No
man in the regiment is to weigh under one hun
dred and seventy pourds, to be under six feet
high, or over tnirty.six years Of age. Each man
yolyers and a six Mound bowie.kni(e. such 4
corps, commanded by the recrlrss Wipfall, we
- a.
, 1861-07-11

There is q democratic association IN FlCriis
calling themselves The Tads" We wonder, says
Prentice II they raisCd TAdpnle.
, 1861-07-11

n. u. RANCROErT 4 CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
mpWtlng Booksellers and StatlOnerS,
lS1 mOatg0msFy street,
One door IRON dsrehant.
-, SAN FRANCISCO,
eloEs the laRTesl edacilon af SCHOOL And LAW
O0.e olorna also llloFeal and olhef WoFhs OraaFu
Nm WusAlngtoa Territory Solielied. Ism
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY 3D. 1861.
NEoEsEoArT75
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX RITTERS

THESE MEDICINES have now been before The pub
L lie tor period Of thl,ty years, and during that time
have maintained high character in almost every part
OF the glohe for their extraordinary aud immediate
power Of restoring eriect health 10 persons sunerihg
under nearly every kind disease to which human 1lesh
liable
""''1 VEGETABLG LIFE MEDICINES,
are well known to be intaltiblc
DlsPEPsIA, by thoroughly cleansing the t an secoid
stcmachs and creating How of pure hca'hy bis IL
stead at the stale and acrid kind fa uency loss OF
Appetite heartburn headache leAtcsspesS, ll-tcmpet
Alxtty. Lar gpor oud melancholy, which are the gen
cIa Symptons q DYSPEPSIA, viii vaA'FA rs natural
con, eqe of its Sle.
tr-tincs with ,olyet process aud without violence
all yioleut purgs leave the towels costi'e within TWO
fEyaps Of al kinds by restoring the blood TO reg
uar circulation, through the process oi respiration IN
in och cases aad the thorough solution ci al intestinal
obstruction in othefS
TIE Life Medicines have been known 10 cure Ruauma,
tism pelnaDenly in three weeks. and Gut in half that
time, by removing local irlulaion fro III the muscles
and ltgaments Of the JOINTS,
ngorsIEs Of all kinds, by re@ng and nathenng
the kidreys and bladder; they operate delightfully."-
these important organs, ana hence nave ever teeu
Also WCrMa by cislod4ng from the turnings of the
81 wells Che Shiny matter 20 which these creatures adhere
SCURVY, ULCERS and llveterate Sores by tie perfect
tie tie humo's, ~ ~
Alternative effect up,n the fluids inst iced the skin, and
the morbid state t which occasions all crDpye com
piants salgow, cowdy and other disagreeabe complex
- ~
III use Of these Pills for very short time will ofrct
an entire cue OF Salt Rheum and FrlklnG improve,
lutnt in The cearness OF the Skin. Common Colds aUd
Irtluonza viii aways be cured b. one do e. or two IN
the worst cOscs.
PrIEs THE original proprietor Of ihe'e medicines,
cured Of Pie OF 36 standing BY the use u tie
LITE Medicines alone
FEWER AND hGrr-Fc ibis sccurge Ct the Western
country, fh.se MeGCints will be found safe, 81 eedy
n certain remedy Cthcr m d'cnes leave Inc system
suhject eeusn # III. disease cure by these med
icnts is Icrmauet Try Ilcm be satisfied and be cu ed,
LIVER
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STATE OF YER HONT, At a Probate Court, holden
said District on the 10th day of June, A. d. 1861
COMES Arvl p. Saer, Guardian unto Emma O. Salt+r,
y d minor residing in cambridge in said District. and
represents that his ward is seized of certain real estate in
said of runDrdge being the and all the land
and buildings thereon conveyed Lovey D. Salter by a
deed Of warranty from Ezekiel and Sarah F. Drew dated
the Dist day CT December d. 1888, containing about
twenty acres OF land, and that the sale thereof is
nv for the ayment Of mortgage incumbrancc on said
veal estate and prays that license be granted him
sell the agreeably to the statute in such case made
and provided
Whereupon it is ordered that the same be referred to
session of said Court be holden at the Probate Office
n Chelsea said District the 18th day Of July, a. ID.
1861 hearing, and that notice be given to all con
erncd by publication of this order three weeks success
ively in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
heller in Nis state, previous the time appointed as
aforesaid for hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, il any they may have why
such license should not be granted.
BY order Of Court.
oQrfw. ]. L. CL.EANELAND. Kegiater.
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G. A r D I n L RS
Rheumatic and NcUVa3g;,
COMPOUND.
A sure Cure for Rheumatism and Neurolgin
afe arnrc, I ann


4 sure Cure for Rheumatism and Nepyoioiin y,
as W0rs: I orm.
The undersigned hereby certify that they have Use
st,ardiner's Rheumatic and Neural yia tOmpol1dn t-
fine car. of Rheum atsm and Neura gia and have j.,
have full confidence in its beating gu les and w0n}i
recommend il to all who afflicted with these h9r,.s
iug Gi>eases one of the satst and best IndjciD4
ever Offered % the putlc.
HANCOCK, JR., - South Market Roston;
II. ALLEN Boston HENRY a. FUi LEl 10 Soqb
Market ST. Boston SAML. WALES, JE,. CITY Hap
boston; GEO. II. PLUMMER, Meyerck square, tas,
roston; VENRY d. GARDINER Webster It. East Boz.
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster t, Boston r.;,
CHAs. G DoLLIvER, East Boston.
The bet medicine for disease fye; saw. CHAs 4
SMITH O. Old state House Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in is W0.-
form and was entirely curel by the OF Que bot .
A. w. BRYER, Matthews Building, Commercial Il. Dr.
ton.
| Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia rompo md i
entirely relieved IRON SHncrings OF several year
| standing. " L. HoDGKINe, 10. / O'd State Hon
| iios.OI
Alter suffering with Rheumatism for twenty jear,
vas cntrfv cured bv the Of two bottles Of Gari
| ner'a Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound. NogNa1
| I AYERS rs Franklin street, Eo-ton
| The Rheumatic aud Neuralgia tomqound hs, ttr1
taken by hundreds of people Tor scroiulou1 limo.
With great benefit 1t may be given to children @E
| perfect safety.
At wholesale by MACY & JENK1Ns, 81 Liberty
| New York NJ. S. BURR & Co, 90 fremont st. Boston
Principal Depot-S7 Kirty st, boston
| More genuine unless signed by CHAs F. GARDlH2c
FOR sale by NJ. Il. CONE. w. X. Village; CHAs
DIR PORTER, Mortified j. NJ HENRY, AMI SONS
Waterbury t. f Pierce and Fred +. Smith hl0Dtpe.
Ter Geo S kendricl, Lebanon, n. H., and by ~ ope
carries generally 2'ZSl
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TATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court holden at
I}R,prorp nI-TRlcT. p,obae Office in West Fh nee
within aud for said District The Sd lay Of july, A. D.
1861:
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CANCER.

TO CTOR 4. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
IL habitants of Hardw elk, vicinity and Community, at
large that he has removed South Hardwck Caledonia
Co.. VT where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
cer- IN its UariOus Sdges speciality in business, in
ction with Chronic Diseases, private common
rho Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the treat
ment the above named Dsease-from 30 years expert
ence in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, ne would say to the
afflicted, one, all, and the Doctor will advise
you what do All COunSels gratutous. Any amount OF
References will be given to the crcdulOus application.
The Doctor is regular Physician OF the old school
south IIardwick June "a 1861 287
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.BasRacs @Haassns7s H. sasG.

SrAvE OF VERMONT, In Pr'bae Court, holden at
yyAsHI>Grox DIsTRrcr, s. Montpelier. Wlhn and for
aid d str'ct, the 2;th day Of June. \. y. 1861.
NANCY SMITH, aImnsatriN on the estate # Jamt S
smi h, la of NOfetOWn said district. deceased,
rrsents Ler administration account tor settlement -
Wherrnpon is ordered that the be referred to the
}d day of Jniv next The Probate OGce in said Mont
pelit r. for eNainn,rA and allowances and that all con
cccrc he Notcd hereof By the puicaton Of This order
in he G:cen Muarta'n Freeman printed at Montntef,
fhreo WEE successfully be, that they
ulay appear said time and place, and if the see cause
object thereto. " olutr ol COURT
2S.iw3# Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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EsPehadc Courts for Randolph
District.

r,RORATE OURTS within and for the District OF Ran
T. doph for the year ensuing will be holden as follows
1t the Registers Office in Brookfed, on the first Thurs
,ia, In each month; at the Orange County Hotel, III
Chelsea, or the third Thursday in each month at Chad
,yck's Hotel in Vest Randolph, on the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. Il. BoWles' Hotel in Washing
on on h. second Thursday in February, May and Aug
U4t. by order OF Court, .->
j. Z. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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WARY o5GNssss'@ RI~lsstG.

December l. 1860.
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Chelsea, December /, 1860.
PrONs:alG @IGasESS.

tsaInaroS Dis1EfcT s. and for the Dstrc aforc,
said will holden at the Probate Once in Montpelier in
slid District Tuesday Of each week, during the ye2l
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
auested to attend to the same said court days
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
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CARRIAGES AND SLEHGaas

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE cooNl"i'
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing VIII DC '"'
by the subscriber opposite the ~
Court House Square, MOntpeher,
Those in want of ,carantod Carriages apr donr A;
will perhaps do we'll to call and see wna' 10 'o
the old stand of Ct LMAS CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO- ,o,,xv CLARKE,