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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
STEAMBOAT COLLISION-DR0WNIN OF
SOLDIERS

CtScrSN,Tr. Saturday, Nov. 30 1861.
The steamer Belle Creole, from Cincinnati for
Pit sburgh. deeply loaded and the steamer Fallsone,
from Kanawha with portion OF Col. Lythes 10th
Ohio Regiment collded last night. seven miles above
this city. The conclusion knocked eight or ten
soldier into the river, and it Is thought all but one
were drowned The cargo Of the Belle Creole was
valued at go, OOO and is injured in Cincinnati Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE SCHOONER IN
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. !, 1861.
The prize schooner Mabel, captured of Savannah
by the sloop-of-war Dale, has arrived here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

be doubted. Let our honest, patriotic voters
tomorrow resolve to show their hearty detes-
tation of treason by defeating Wood, ana
electing GEORGE OPDYKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
SOUTHERN NEWS.

B,LrnoRs, Saturday Nov %, le6l
TIE Richmond Dispatch contains two kilograms
from Augusta
One is dated 18th, which announces the taking
possession Of Tybee Island and one of the 9th an
uounces that Conn., Tatnall, with his feet, had gone
down to drive the IIessians of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
REIGN OF TERROR.
WASHING AWAY OF A BRIDGE.

WASHING AWAf OF BKIIJGE,
LOUISVILLE, KY. Saturday Nov 30, 1861
Passengers from Southern points represent an
almost universal reign of terror throughout the rebel
States
Ii is reported that the bridge Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad over Rolling Fork was washed
away yesterday by a freshet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MoSRoE. Dec. !, 1851
The Old Point boat has arrived. There is no news
from the South.
The S. Il. Spaulding had arrived from Hatteras.
She reports that several rebel gunboes were seen in
a neighboring inlet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

Mr.. Samuel Hotaling has honorably with
drawn from the Mayoralty contest. We regret
hat we have not room to print his letter.
Mr.. Hotaling will vote for Mr.. Opdyke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

To the Associated PTcss . u -,
WARRINGTON. Saturday Nov 30. 1861.
Reconnaissance TOWARD MANASSAS.
A gentleman who arrived from the Virginia side Of
the Potomac to-day states that the 57th and 6is Reg
meuts of New-York the latter commanded by Col.
Cone, made reconnaissance from Springfield which
is nine miles from Alexandria, on Thursday, and
went three miles and half beyond our pckets to-
ward Manassas. When, discovering Rebel force
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
THE ADVANCE OF REBEL pICKETS.

The Precursor Of a General Retreat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
The WAR FOR THE union
INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND

The Effect of the Naval Expeditions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

NJ Little boy had q violent q tsck VI Group lEsI
week. We cured him IN thITiy minutes b. Tree
WM MARTIN Mercbar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
IN EH ANGER "

ALDEN PINNEY, IVHERrA :. Alden Pinney
w OF PIttsheid. in the
VIM @. PARNENTERi County Of Rutland. la filed
his petition IN the CO art 81 Chsncery Tor sai0 County
of Rutland. complaining that W Imam y. faTmeLter
OF said PIttsheid, on 1.-The 9Th day Of February 1919,
duly executed 10 said Pinny, mortgage Of Two
pieces of land; lslng Ia SAID fitshe!o ana thl-
ue-cTised Beginning at the northeast corner OF
Charles Hathaway lard. near the Branch 10 the
line between ssid IiafhaWayrs and Thomas Chamber
Iain's land thence south NJ the Branch laid
HathsWay'. liBe TO John ROckwelI-s land thence
south on said Rocghyell's east line TO lra hot
land thence still mol the Branch on Ira HOt- line
To- the Mathewson Etook: thence easfeTiy ~ said
brook on laid Holt. north line TO StoCkbTIdgs hest
line. thence northeriy on .aid line 10 q ii maple
tree standing thereinr marked a. corner thence
westerly 10 the rst pund. col tsiliDg sixty acres
more or les The otbeT living in stock bridge. in the
Cnunty ot Windsor Idescrii,pd thu4: Beginning Oh
the south side of brook where oeech Tree loI me-
Is stood, being the SouthWesteTly corner W
owned by Isaac Mathewson; thence south ~ ueRitss
east 90 rods to bemlock tree; thence sOuth oo ne
grees west IS rods to stake theIcs ~ ~ ~ ~ W
sS.st IS rod to a stake th-ncs north ~ degrees
IS rods to the fret bound containing o, aeIes
or less ana being the land Benjamin LeNis utsce1
20 Isaac 4. Low conditioned anon t5heI ~. 5,s5
the nav ment of four n0tes with annul ineTesl
the 9Th day OF February 1857 payable Oh w - oa
OF April three tor dollsr- rhcH pc. SUI "hs ~
1859 one Ia 1850 aub one ~ lsol fhe e'LsI ~ -
dollars payable ID lE2 and paA lue tsi seq ~
enters equity of redemption m'gtt be W
the uon-pay meut OF sBiu notrr1 HHu " ~ - .s
parmei. ter resides out OF the Stale' - '''
cannot be sert ed uuOb him , -, . I'D
Its ordered b. laid court OF thanceTy ti'At saio
Parmeuter he required 10 appear before lns sAHs "
rutland IN ssit County o. Rutland, Oh ths ~ ~,
day March. 1851, sLu answer I" 'aih pStA 'oi
tLaf this order De y Ihli-hrd tn - werss -u1S -,
IA the RUt and Head the lat o. SHlch ~ at
y days before SAID tel m " hleb fiiAii W
dated ar Rutland tbs 22nd day Of January A u
1861. ,,,.,,,,,Ns rlsrk.
~ y " hoi { 3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

- the E-iate Of Franklin.
q an bear o. DahIes /
Ia saiul Distinct deceased
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
B f s T MA RK EFT S
LOCATION, PLAN OF SALES,
AND OPERATIONS.

The course pursued heretofore has been to sell only
TO actual settlers, those who would improve with
in a given time and the result is, a
LARGE, FLOURTSHTNG SETTLEMENT
And land has been known to raise in value four-fod
in one year These lands divided into two dis
tricts. The Atsiou district, north and Immediately
back of Hammonton Station containing about thirty
thousand acres. The BatstO district east, between
Hammonton, East Hammonton, and Pleasant Mills
containing ten thousand acres
The farm lands on the "Atsion " will be sold in
quantities to suit purchasers from
$l2 to $40 per Acre.
The 20 acre farm lots in the Batsto district will be
sold from
SIS TO $50 PER ACRE.
Village and Town Lots at East Hammonton
$40 TO 500 PER ACRE.
village and Town Lots at Hammnoton from
$50 TO $500 PER ACRE.
An indisputable title will be given to purchasers
Under the hrm conviction that this cement will
afford an opportunity for
THOUSA NDS TO OBTAIN 4
HOMESTEAD
and better their condition. and open up new couu.
try 20 practical utility and beauty never before
witnessed, we lay this proposition before the world
In the State of New Jersey there is a
LIBERAL HOMESTEAD LAW
which protects the Homestead TO the extent of
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED dollars
Persons wishing to make enquiries by letter, en-
SCJHg Itamp, will be answered cheeruly Address
Atlantic County, Ne Jersy; JOIN KEENAN,, Wey-
mouth, N j.; NEWMAN WEEKS, Agent for New
England, at Rutland, Vermont; And S. W DICK
syN Philadelphia, Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
COIMIssIoNEn., NaTICE-

FENHE undersigned having been appointed Nv tbs
Il Hon. Probate Court, Tor the distinct Of Rutland
Commissioners to receive, examine, ana adjust All
claims ana demands OF All persons aiDst Chsuncs D
swain late OF hutiEnd, an sasd District decrasra
hereby give notice that We viii Tor the purpose,
OF examining ana allowing said claims at the
VI ApTn ana July from o'clock l.. N until s
O'Clock T. NJ, each Of SAID dsy and that SIX mouths
rom the Zoo Gay Of January, a u, l55l, Is the
time limited by said Court Tor ssid creditors 10
present their said Claims to ior examination and
allowance.
Dated Rutland, VT, 2sd day of January, A. D..
1861
s-am 1 M2iEs A 44ghES' tcou.r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALEl


At Middle Granville, N Y, situated two miles
from the Railroad station. There is on the farm an
elegant new Brick House, good store house two
stories, hog house. hen house new horse barn and
carriage house built in the best manner All these
buildings covered with slate one large farm barn
and one Sheep barn in the meadow. There is old
Orchard of nearly hundred trees Dung orchard
hundred the best varieties
OF Apples. Pears, Plums and Cherries; also grape
vines currants, strawberries and raspberres. Three
Or four thousand Maple Trees, and fifteen acres OF
heavy wood land within fourth mile OF the house.
Every lot the farm has never falling water on it,
There large bed of muck within twenty-five rods of
the barn. The soil is iriable slate formation, and
has produced without manure, the past year Oats
from sixty seventy bushels TO the acre, and Corn
at the rate of sixty bushels to the acre.
will sell sixty acres Oft the land with the buildings
which 54700 forS6000, sell the whole together
comprising LAT acres at great bargain Part of the
purchase money remain on mortgage if desired
TO any one making application before the hrst OF
March next.
JOHN LANDON.
For information, apply to Yolney p Slooum, on
the premises, to A. Slocum or Chas. ID. Bull,
Middle Granville, to John Landon, Rutland,
Vt 5-5w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, yoTICF.

TIE und~rsigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Cdurt, Tor the DISTINCT Of RUTLAND.
Commissioners TO reEeIre eXamint and adiusf ali
claims aud demands bf al uersOu- against the estate
OF emau HaztIug-. late % NIuulaHgVu il -sId --
trict decea ed hereby give notice tAf We WiI meet
Tor the purpose OfexaIniun and al WiI -aiJ aim
the late residence 81 fur Gecrs- ID ssiI Midi
town Oh the 30 ue-osnr % f-braaI and MAY next.
from II O'Clock 4 ~ uDtil - dock + NJ each
OF said days and THAI mOntus F0m tie -th day
Of January 4 u. laAl p tie tiusa limited by sail
Court tor laid cresIiO pr-IT i'eIr laid claims
10 Tor examination ard alloWsGtee.
DATED. MiadlefOWI ' Z. tie lsi4 4at OF JsuuaTy.
a ID. 1851
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
COMuIssIONERs, NOTTEE-

-
n He undersigned la ling been APPOINTED BIZ the
II Hon. fToIa'e Cont, Tor tie Distinct VI hut
aud commls-IVuel ~ receive, examine aud adjust
ala Claims and deInaHds all LSiso asaillss l.. e
estate u IHVma- Paige la VI KatIaud, ~
uIatTlC- hereby 1--WE IugIce that u !.
meet Tor the p4rpU-e % zuiuIHg aIsu ALLOWING -aI
caIins al Tie p'ILt d AIcaOI-' uI.Ce az i.uilaua.
u lie Ia Ia AO-oay "a ttb q apiIl IRON 1 60
d ubLJ y CsOc~-G. ii, raCu d4y anu
TIA. siA mOLths Vm the latu d4y Vi JaLuaTy, a.
~ 1901 J. tue Time nmiteo ~ tsId court sA'u
CrvUstUr- ~ pte-enI their 10 u tor e-
ItIstIUu anu Allowance.
D-tra L.ut.auur VI, this 18th Cty Of January A -
losl.
5-a~ a IA Z Is = : Lv EgIs jcOm'rs,
sTAIE OF VLKMOAT.t,I, Il b Hon. Probst.
D!.ifiet u ku isua. &c 4 ~ Itt IUr tie DlstaIct
OF KstsaLu,
az prrs0ns interested IL the l.iate Of Franklin
/ HuHtOOn- a MINOR caId an legr o. Dalii.4 1
huEIOOh, iaie u hut4aUd raia Distinct aeUeased
Ialesi4te,
GKEETISs:
By the authority oftAe State Of Eeranoat on are
heI'DJ HE'D t. spy-af befUir ald count Oh the %
iuerday. DeIrg tie lstu Csy red aory Sc ST. ~ tie
Isesi-ef me a. -ald EuE.ahu, EtI4r
.. hsaTd u W ser cau-er ga Toe pstI'vH VI l-aaC
9lSDahItar5 buai dHA ~ rsl1 MlEyE. 10 iGCrh=e
sell his sarIs Iutee-. real e-t4le o. -aId de-
ceased bsInz el 4z 44IisICl seventh pzrl tueGe
Oi, eACsyl tue HIdJs@ duNer girTeiu ami including
the is Fl lou " ssd dOstr IA order ~ 4uds 10
pa the dsDt- OF Eis said wBfu
Given al KuLiaId al said District, this 13d day
4S@ HENRY HALL. Register.
STATE Of VERMONT rI'HE Hon. the Probate
District o. FAIhAyeu. e. 1 count tor the District
OF FaiThayen
10 all persons interested Ia the e3fat- Allen q.
Robinson, late OF PUu.tney IN bid District, de-
ceased.
GREETING:
b. the authority Of the STATE OF Vermont you .
hereby notified TO appear before -kio court. the
Probate Office il CEstietOu ~ said district q tie
18Th day of Eebrulry next, iben and there 10 b.
heard, II you cause o the probate and allow
ance Of certain iu@ruueuI in writing bearing date
the 9th day OF Madch A u. $50 lpuTpoTtIng 10 be
the last Will and tes lament Of tald drceased.
Given at Csstetor4 in sa4d district this 18th day Of
Jsnuary. A. u. lsGI
4-3as JOSEPH WARAER Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
NEW GALLERY OF FINE ART

NEW GALLERY OF FINE ART !!
~ The subscriber would most respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Rutland and vicinity that
he has opened
NEW ROOMS, in CLARK BROS NEW BLOCK,
Corner of West Street and Merchants Row, where
he will be pleased to his former patrons and ex-
ecute for them orders IN all branches OF the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART,
He has spared no pains cost in fitting up Gal
ery which he trusts will prove worthy he acknoWl
edged artistic taste of the citizens OF Rutland.
pare his pictures VITA those made by the leading
artists in the country. and submit to the unbiased
judgment of the puolic.
Heis happy to announce that he has secured the
services OF Mr., JAMES o. MERRILL, who has
achieved a high reputation as an Artist. Mr. Merrill
will take charge OF the rooms and will be happy to
receive customers Others who may desire to while
away an hour two in the study OF character as
seen in the human face divine.
lie hopes to make this Gallery place OF resort Tor
all who would enjoy
The feast of reason and flow of soul F"
The subscriber wishes be- distinctly understood
that will continue his business at the old Pioneer
establishment Union BUILDING, Main street, under
his personal supervision
Particular attention paid to copying D. guerreo'
types, Ambrotypes or photographs, Miniature or
Lie Size, neatly colored in Oil, making them far
superior 10 the old Portrait.
6-3m F. MoWREY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
GERMAN UR0SC0PIC PHYSICIAN.
ID Il. VI. = z ID = d \

I0ULD respectfully inform the cstsens Of Bran
w vicinity that be viii prActlos medicine German
Uroseope system witch ie&ds him
the SYMPTOMS Of disease Of Chronic with the
utmost accuracy satisfaction clean vial conisluDs
about OF urin-pzssed nrEt In the morning
with the and age OF patient. VIII enable ha
successfully the In question Hence, individual
bring several and medicine be 20 srs
part the country. Has remedies wholly Of the he
formed Practice differing essentially from those any other
system school, consisting Of Chemicals and Extress IN
th form and obzined exclusive
u from syesabe kingdom. noonvenisn~-
CT bulk &c. bsretofors objection thsr general uss
Particular Attsnticr vii be paid 70 femAle Complata
and All dessee OF delicate nature may trusted 10 hr
without betrayal Of that confidence Which should
between the patient and physician No charge for COO
sultaton. Charges for medicine reasonable.
Once hours from A. N. TIL sP. NJ once q few rod,
south % ths Brandon House. Brandon Anc IN Perkins
New building, Rutland. 10 DIR. Edison VA be II hA
once IN Rutland every Tuesday nilyk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
ELIJAH ROSS I
CYRUS aAMEON !

STATE uF VtRWbNl lrVHt don the ..rc.t al.
District 81 Fatrltzset - 4 COut Tor Ibe DlfI.
yf airbEFrL
TOa!I peI-cH- ind rrsted in tle estate Of DarIf
Branch late OF Paa e. iu laid Ci,iric'. q. e. led
bEEE TsG
By the authority y {. safe % N-rfl0uJ- ere
hereby uutiae,! TO apI-aF before do Uuri ftf
Probate Uffce ia Ca-I.t.5. ia s4id lli.tTeE tie
.th dag OF February ueA tArT aud lheTe To be- ngsra
n YOU se- G de 4. totn- probate sld Iowa. c- OF
a certain iustrumeut Iu ArItiug. seaTiuE dale he
18th day Of NUyeu.be4r 4 u. leo. prrpoltHg 10 be
8e last will a q tel mrut a sid deceased.
Given at Castleioi u said Di-tfict, this 18th Of
January. a ID 1851
43W- JOSEPH WARNER. Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

NOTICE We the undersigned being
J. authorized to sell the Goods in Union Store
Div lS9 hereby give notice that will sell goods
at such reduced prices cannot tail 10 give salts
faction to purchasers.
We would further say. TO any person wishing TO
enter into the Mercantile Business in Rutland that
e are prepared sell the entire stock of goods on
hand. with all the fixtures OF the store, on sucf
terms a. cannot ail be sati-fsctOrv The building
in which the Division has done busine tor the last
three wears be had at reasonable rent. 1t Is at
the head OF Washin gton Street, and good location
and commands a cash trade of S25 070 per year.
II. HART.
W ID MARSH.
Rutland Jan % 1851. Att
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

purs healthy tonic aud free from the dsIeterops
aad injurious effects TO foo1 thoSe IN ordinary
use has long been felt TO be desideratum IN the
medical world Such tonic, and one so sktlfullY
combined from the yegesable kingdom as to act in
perfect accordance with the laws ofnature, and thus
sooth the weakest stomach, and at the same time
aay nervous and other irritations and tone up all
the organs of " hich the human body Is composed,
is offered In Prof Woods Restorative Cordial ara
Blood Rsnoyator Hence it is perfectly adapted 20
old and Young. Reader, try it, Ihousanus ua y,
already done So and the testimony is universal IN
Ns Iasor, ~ Ao' '"AA = jan.
Arwoop's QUTN1EE ToHIc BrTTElBsss ,-the best Arc
matio Tonic ever offered TO the pnpiiS' al DiaAs
lsts naV9 ~ Isa6 au'oi ss-Iy
POETRY OF PHYSIC.
Let the sick 20 Herriok go,
who'd be i'll, I'd like to know,
such oures his Pills dc make,
Smiles, lovely smiles shall deck the brow,
Where gloomness is rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake.
~ HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED. .ga
HERRICK'S PILLS KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS.
Pills per box, 25 cents Plasters, 1ssz cents.
~ Herrick's matchless Pills startle the people
with their cures. This is the season to them
Large boxes % cents; boxes 81 See advertisement
on third page. 10-1y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

BuTEI EfOU- VI, Jal- ., ItDI-
Thi- TO certify tbsH have used DI =. & White.
Elixir M family, aud hnd II 10 De al excellent
medicine tor Colds, Cough.. &c
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

9
have used DR.. Whites Elixir NY fHuli.y ring
lie lat Two years and find the beat medicine i
have a-ed IN cases Of Group coughs ang Colds
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07


DR.. Baxter. Dear Sir know the benefits OF usIng
DR.. Whte's EliAIr b. my wife, come o. my children
and neighbOrr In cases OF Coughs, COids, Group
and Asthma n hss proved very beneficial, and those
v no have used IL would not be without IL any
consideration. JOSEPH MARSH,
fFopuregaffouat Mfufsf-F
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED.
From Rev. ~. Woodland
sbeIbs,n. " Ian z,h lssa

5sloIo. June - Aa5s-
This certides that y. u Whites Pulmonary ElINu
nss been used Ia my family, in o. severe colds
attended with sore throat, and Lss been found rsI
able medicine IN these Gases. }. W. WOODWARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

n OTICE.-A meeting of the board of
~ Civil Authority for the own of Rutland, Is
called to meet the Selecrmens room adjoining
the Town Hall, on Friday, the list day of February
next at 10 O'Clock A NJ, for the purpose OF abating
illegal taxes. All members OF the board request
By Order of the Sseetmen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

-, 5HsIDa,nes VI, 1AI, 81 80
family two years and have found the best I1eoI
cine that / have used fer Coughs, Gods ana
sore IhFOais. EDGAR MECH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

1 have an only child that attacked NIih Mem
brsuOus Group. We gave her DT. \. q Mhgte's
EXir and 70 the surprise OF ali, IL gave her Inmeci
ate relief ZOPHAR kIAION.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

Ny little girl has been subject 70 attacks Of Group:
have always found DR.. n u. Whites Ell1ir re-
IieEe her OnUs-snd wsud not be without IL in IA
family on any account HORACE JEAlbOA-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
HENRY HALL. Kesister.

STATE Of VERMONT trI'HE Hon the Probate
District o. FA.IhAyeH, ss i COutt tor the District
| OF FaiIhasen.
10 all persons interested IA the e3atr Allen o.
Robinson, late OF POu.tney IN -hld District, de-
ceased.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07
NEW SET T L E MEN tt
HOME WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
Within One Hours Ride of Philadelphia.
II A NJ NJ o n T o n ,

The subscribers having obtained of Lands
BYRNEs and others. tract OF a number of square
q gnnd land a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-07

LHRENCH & KINGSLEY have new and complete
L. assortment ofCotfins, Caskets and Burial Gases
of every size, style and price with or without box
from Rosewood and Mahogany TO the common Pine
Coffin, all trimmed ready for use. Particular aten-
ton paid t. all orders from out OF town.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
The Inaugural Address of Gov. Blair of Mich
ipan,

DETROIT, Jan 4.-Gov. Blair delivered his inaugural
message to both Houses Of the Legislature at Lansing
yesterday. In discussing national affairs he denies the
right Of secession and in auding to the present position
of South Carolina, says II could properly be done,
presume the country generally would be willing let
that restless little nation retire from the Conferacy for
but that be without admitting the right OF
secession to exist in all the Saes this done and no gov
eminent remains to but only voluntary association
Of States dssolvable at the pleasure Of any Of them II
South Carolina may Of right secede, then may also New
ork and Louisiana and thus cutting of the free way Of
the entire northwest to the In both directions
The doctrine cannot be admitted. Self preservation,
il other reason, would compel US to resist 1t. He
claims TINT the Constitution Of the United States is not
compact or lesgue between independent sovereign
States. On the contrary it is foundation Of government
established by the people OF the Uultei states as q
whole, perpetual In its character and possessing all Tho
elements OF sovereign powell and nationality He denies
that personal liberty laws have had the effect to prevent
the execution Of tho Fugitive Slave Law In single in
stance; but whenever appeal had been made TO the
Courts to enforce that law has been done in good faith
He invites judicial scrutiny into the legislation Of
the State and Is willing to abide by the result but Il not
willing the State should Re humiliaed by compliance
with the demand to repeal these laws accompanied with
threats Of violence and war. Ho concluded by recon
mending that at an early day the Legislature make 1t
manifest to representatives 10 Congress- and to the
country that Michigan Is loyal to the Union the cons
tuition, and the laws and will defend them to the utter
most, and TO profer to the President OF the United
States the whole military Of the State for that pur'