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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24

SOUTHERN CrReENcY Ar THE NosTH.-A
gentleman just from the United States in
iormsus that the notes Of Georgia. Alabama,
North Carolina and South Carolina bank.
are at discount Of only fve per cent, and
that Virginia bank notes are from Is 10 90
per cent. discount. This is great impraye-
ment on SO to 60 per cent. discount, and
indicates that feeling OF early peace is en-
tertainei by the brokers Of the United
States, the best barometers Of national
storms. SIT
Our informant says that he was told that
Confederate notes would be at about the
same discount. of five per cent. if they
could be dealt in. The cause Of the dif.
ference between Virginia and other South
ern States is said 10 be because. Virginia
was deeper in" and her territory was
more wasted and destroyed, than any Of
the other States. Our readers can draw
their own conclusions, trom the state OF
Southern money in the markets.
Richmond Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24
SHALL. THE WAR SUCCEEDED DARK
FUTURE.

:" Shall the War Succeed" is The title
II significant article in The New York
W.rld Of the 18th. i, asks:
:" VIM tu-day Il hopeful &c the success
II our arms. II prutracted Immunity from
lnreisn intervention. the conquest of an
honorable peace aud reunited country
,d,e pnly the radicals. whose machin.tions
have thrice cheated a. OF victories, whose
lack Of national spirit invites foreign insn-
sener. aud Of whose labor Of wears has been
TO belittie the value of the unon which
they now pretend to be alone able to save ?
VINO doe. nut saw IN his secret mind that
the future u unutterably dark, the hope 81
saving the nation treble as never before !.
WIN does not denounce--lrienh or toe-
the imbeeiliiy Of the Administration. the
,acIllation 81 is policy. the selfish intrigues
Of the highest members: Who cannot
trace Ia the beginnings Of the radical policy
which nav il dominant around the green
baiLe Of the cabinet table the beginnings
and the causes 1t all our past disasters and
our present hopelessness The evils which
the men who how sway the miNd ct Presi-
dent Lincoln combined with Southern ex.
tremisis 60 bring upon the nation. the same
men nav labor 10 make irremediable. But
for them the country would never have
been plunged into the present war. But
.ior them tie war nigh, to day be approach
lmg us honorable aud successful terlnina-
ton.
Cd the war. as nov conducted. there is
no visible cn,l. OF the pnlicy which now
rules in the field and the council chamber.
there Is NJ issue. except bankruptcy, for.
lcign intervention. separations, and ruin u
States and # people at which civilization
itself stands appalled,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

4 PRIVATE school for young ladies will be open
a ed by Miss Maneum, al the residence Of her
mother il Orange county, on the 10Th Of January,
lisa. They will receive instruction in the English
branches and music, and find home in her mother.
family. Parents and guardians who desire furhsr
particulars will please address Miss NJ. p. Msnsuu.
either at Red Mountain or Flat River, Orange eour.
~, N. &.
December l7th "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24

LlScoLN's Srarr PmsoSERs.- LIN our last
was brief telegraphic announcement that
Lincoln had ordered The release Of all The
Maryland and other State prisoners con-
fined in Fort Warren. Boston harbor. And
accordingly the following were released on
the eth ult:
GeorgeP. Kane. George William Brown,
Chas. Toward, Frank X. Howard. Henry
VI. Wsr6eld, William q. Harrison, Robert
Hull, ;. Tackle Wallace. Chas. Magill.
VIM. Gatehell. Thomas W. Hall, T. Par
kin Scott. VIM. II. Nindsr. y. l.. Cater.
These are among the most distinguished
citizens u Maryland, including Mr. Brown,
Who was Mayor Of Baltimore ~hcn, seized.
They were seized in their houses al mid
night, carried or by large armed forces,
imprisoned foe various periods. from one
year TO seventeen months, and now releas-
ed wiIhou, trial, and without even . charge
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
OUR HOME CORRESPONDENCE.
For the Rutland Herald,

TOT tue heFalus
-Four young children stood around a
coffin. All was hnshed save the sobbings
of the motherless ones, for it was their
mother who lay before them. So calmly,
so peacefully, ''the baby of four sum
mers thinks she must be sleeping, and
cries ''mama speak to your Florence" -
Never again will that dear voice be heard.
Never again can these little ones bend
their knee at night and morning to repeat
the simple prayer she has taught them TO
say by her side. Who can tell the sor-
rowing anguish that wrings their young
hearts Could they but hear one more
word they think they could ask no more.
Who can describe the agonizing cry of the
elder ones, or the more passionate one of
the little one, when the coffin is closed for
ever and the form so dear is taken from
their sight for all time? How can they
be comtorted? Who can sympathize with
these little mourners /? None but one who
has lost a mother in childhood can feel for
them. At every move they maleishe
will be brought before them. Oh /! speak
kindly to them, for they have lost What
can never be made upto them ip ckis
world. As we witnessed this eaes arg te,
felt, oh! so forcibly, "what is home NTH
out a mother" MARIE,
Brandon, Jan. l, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Halifax, Jan. 6.
The Steamship Bohemian from Liverpool
26th, Via Londonderry 9th, has arrived.
business generally in Liverpool and Lon
don had been suspended, owing TO the holi
days.
Sales of cotton Tuesday about 1900 BALE
at an advance Of IA or l-2l.
No breadstutfs or provisions in market.
Consols closed 80 z 8 Oils
Hon. Arson BurIingame, minister TO Chi.
ma had arrived at Canton and was well re-
ceived. Placards were posted in the streets,
Haneknow threatening extirpation of all Eu-
ropeans.
There was great excitement at Lisbon and
the body OF the Knight was to be disinterred
London, Dec. 18th.
Advices from America are unfavorably
construed in London and funds are droopng
in consequence. In Liverpool peaceful hopes
preponderate and cotton is rising.
A number Of gun boats had been ordered
to the Mersey.
1t is reported that the frigate Algiers has
been stationed off the Straits of Gibralter to
prevent passage of privateers.
The frigates Ljily and Melpomne were TO
leave Glbralter ON the 2lst ms ant for Amer
ca. ...#--.--
1t is reported in Paris that the Orleans
Princes are TO return to Europe forthwith.
The English papers are still discussing the
Trent affair in hopeful view that the rebel
commissioners will be given up by the cabi-
net at Washington, and war be thus aver
ted.
The Paris Presse says that new Southern
commissioners have arrived at some Germa
port and are now en- route for Paris AMI
London. a 4.sg
France is about to send achievements to
the squadron off Mexico, and also to the
squadron of the North Western coast of
America. 1t is also rumored in Paris that a
squadron OF observation is to be sent to- the
eastern co st of North America under Adj
miral Henaut.
The Madrid correspondent says that Spain
is to send from 5000 TO 1000 men TO Mexico,
and that the Spanish squadron will sail in
three divisions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
COuuss.IONEn's NOTICE

W, HE uudeesigu-d having been appointed by the
/ Hon Prob ne Court, for the district OF Rutland
commiss onprs to receive, examine aud adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons again 'hs es'a.e
~ Jon X nat late Of Ratlaud, iu ssid distfict de-
ea.sd hereby give notice that we MI meet tor the
pnr, o.e of Examining aud allowing SAIL ca M ar
tba tirst Juesdays OF February and NAV, rom one
oelnce until tour O'Clock p. NJ, each OF satd days
and that SIX months from the 22t day OF November
D. 1861, il the time mted hv SAID court ior sIu
oreditors to presen. their said claims TO US tor exami
nation aud allowance es ~
dated At Rutland this q day ofNovember, A D.
... B. II. BURT, Com,rs
t9.qw G.. Il, MANN,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
COMMANDMENTS NOTICE

,u,HE md. rsigued having bees appointed by the
y hon Porbare Court, for the District of Fsirb t.
YEN Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjus,
all ca inns and demands OF AL persons ssalnel
EIiss ia mer, late of Wells in ssii Di.rict
deceased, hereby give notice that W. will meet
for the purpose ei examining and allowing 'a.o
elaine the dwelling house OF the decease1 gu que
Al Er;dav in March next and the I'd Tuesday
ia June next from O'Clock, A. NJ, until o'c -
"a IN snid day. aud that lis onth- from the iosn
day Of Dec D. 1861 is the time limited b. SAID
Court for said cred to present their said cainf
to u II reXsmna at on and allowance.
Dated at " ell, VT, the 10th day OF Dectmoef, "A
D., 1881. ,,cr,nnvN
I9v HENRY SHAW,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09

the 5d OF january, 1851, there was due
for repairs on the Fair Grounds the sum
of S226 Az during the past year there
has been expended for improvements and
repairs the further SUM- OF S5,470 So
add 10 this one years interest on $4,000
stock held by the JOINT stock company for
the grounds, also one years interest on
the sum due January ., 1861, S!3 So;
making in all the sum Of 5000 SO.
The receipts applicable to the cancel
ing OF this sum are as follows:
Received on subscription, Si,672 90;
received for gate fees, 1888 26; received
upon account rendered by Il, Chatfee,
1898 81 making the sum of 50 500 10,
and having now one for improvements
&c, S3,4ll,4S, add to this the stock
held by the joint stock company, for the
grounds, $4,000 90, aad it appears that
the place now stands charged with the
sum OF SS,4ll AS. ....0
The diScontinuance Of the aid hereto
fore received from the State, and the
change from "A state of profound peace
and unrivaled prosperity, to that Of 81
sdntic and horrid civil war imperatively
require the most rigid economy in the
management OF all the affairs of the So
ciety. The improvements during the past
year have been very considerable, and
have placed the establishment in condi-
ton, which, it would seem, need not re-
quire much, if any, further expenditures
Tor some years TO come. A building for
Mr.. Howe's hay scales, presented to us
by the manufacturer, two long halls and
large amount of labor bestowed upon
the track constitute the principal improve
ments daring the year. The establish
ment is now unquestionably superior to
anything Of the kind in the State and is
certainly very creditaDle both to the town
and the county.
| Respectfully submitted,
Z. HOWE, Treasurer.
Report adopted.
The society then proceeded to the cleo
ton of the following officers for the ensu-
ing year;
President, j. NJ. KECTHAM.
Vice Pres dents, j. l.. Billings, A. q
Smith.
Secretary, II Clark.
Treasurer, Zimri Howe.
Auditor, II w Lester.
MANAGERS.
Benson, Rollin Gleason.
Brandon, w NJ Lincoln.
Ca>lleton, j S Benedict.
Chittenden, Asa Collins.
Clarendon, Henry Hayward.
Dandy, Joseph } Scott.
Fairhaven, Otis Hamilton.
Hubbardton, II G Barber.
Ira, Bradley Fish.
Mendon, Ezra Edison.
Midd!etown, Alpheus Haynes.
Mt. Holly, VIM Billings.
Mt. Tabor, l. ? HIVE.
Pittsford, NJ c Boyne.
PittsGeld, Lyman Gibbs.
Pawlet, l. NJ Carpenter.
Poutney, w IL IL Scribner
Rutland, Franklin Billings.
Sudbury, Fayette Holmes.
Sherbunr, Benz Markham.
Shrewsbury, IL G. Gleason.
Tinmouth, W Noble.
Wa lingtord, Joseph Doty.
!, Wells, John Barden.
West Haven, n Fish
On motion of Daniel Kimball the vot
: allowing the Treasurer salary was re
scinded.
t On motion of Mr.. Kimball the follow
, ing article was substituted for article 8
; of the revised constitution.
: All persons who shall pay the Treasu:
er one dollar and take membership tick
ct shall be entitled to all the privileges Q
any member of the.Society.
On motion the Society adjourned.
HENRY CLARK, Secretary.
! Rutland, January /, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
y EAL ESTATE GNCY.

Ine undersigned will give hIs personal attention 70
the buying ana selling OF keai Estate all kinds on
commission, including Farms, Dwelling Houses,
Mil property, & &c, In any portion Ut the State.
Persons wishing to dispose OF their Farms or other
properly, will, by applying to me find at all times
list OF purchasers, and those wishing to purchase
Farms viii always find large number OF Farms for
sa's Of all sizes and prices, thereby Offering great
advantages to both the seller and buyer, Having
had considerable experience In thu above line Of
brsiness think Il Will be to the advantage OF both
the buyer and seller to give me call l have now
upwards OF $500 o worth OF Farms Tor sale of an
sizes and prices, aud locations including so,-
choice creek farms in this town. aad arms iss INC
ney, Rutland, Manchester SO, &n-enging 20 tns
rest, cffsr the entire Real Esfsnug his nome arn
late Gel Robinson Hall. Ioata oil our village otNV
ON the Creek three priildin ths came, and one
acres, with arstriple farms in town. Also another
OF the suslongiag to the sumo estate situated ia
OF 31lr part of this town This and other proert,
tlave for sale WILL In view of the times, be offered
Low and on favorable terms OF payment
For further particulars address the sub.criher,
FRANKLIN POST.
Walingford, Dec. 9th, 1881. decH-n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
STATE OF VERMONT,
RUTLAND IS.

va, RutIanI County Cnrrt,
JOHN WILKINS. september Term, 1851
Action on Note dated Ra timore, Nd 10 April
1861 For the sum of sir t0-Payable Que day after
date win int rest snnualiy. Also se5ond count on
common mo ley counts
Bsohusg the SAID JOHN Wilkins il absent from
this state and has ct been personally Motif OF the
pendency of this sui': IT L ORDERED, tina he be
notified 10 sppear the uext term OF ths con 10
he held at rutland within aud or the county OF Rut
land on the second Tuesday of Marco, A. ID 1881
then there TO there'o, by pub istins tue
sukstancs III the Paint f. dec aTati' n, with this
order three re+k. succ-ssvely in the Rstand Herald
printed ~ Rutl n d, the ast o which to ne 81 e 81
tg enty Gavs previous to a term. which shail be
Q, emed sufficient notice. And day thereof Is gwen
&C. o,x-,>,, r,.
EL-JAHRoss Attorney. lSS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09

Civil war has affected St. Louis like
a stroke of palsy. More than $4,000 in
habitants have left that city within year;
an immense number of houses and stores
are vacant, and all business, except Gov
eminent contracts, is at dead stand.
% Gen. McClella n is well enough to be
out in good weather.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09

STATE OF VERMONT, lrN He Hon. Probat.
District of Rutland. ! i Court TOR the District
of Rutland. ... ,
To the le rates. and all persons intereted In the
estate of Enoch Jaquith, late of Mountholly, In
said district, deceased, testate.
Bv the authority Of the State of Vermont you are
hereby notified TO appear before said court ut the
porobsta ofics in Ru land, the first Tuesday OF
FEBRUARY A ID 1862, aud show cause, If any they
have against thu allowance of the account of Zech
arsh Parker tbe xecutor said deceased. and fur
Their be beard as to any decree relating to said es-
tate.
Given at Rutland. in said district, this 1st day o
a2.3w. JAMES BROWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
Washington. Jan 6.

Washington, Jan. 6.
The painful rumors in regard to the arrest
OF prominent military officer of the Gov
eminent for treason is without shadow of
foundation in fact. some matters of impor-
lance IN shape of correspondence has been
discovered but IN connection with parties en-
t;reiy different from the officer named in the
rumors. All the parties implicated are now
under arrest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
raAsrUs WARDS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lfN HE Hon Probat.
Ra iaad Probate istTict, s. a Court tor the Dis
tftot OF butland. =, s.g. 2.
10 ali per-ons concerned In the estate of Ersstus
ard late OF Rutlan in said district, deceased ih-
,e.fat. GREETING:
Artemas Ward, administrator OF the estate OF the
said Ersstus w ard proposes to present his account
A. administrator as atoi esad tor allowance you are
hereby notified TO appear before said court at the
probate Office in Rutiand in said district the st
day OF January a ID. 1862 thin and there to attend
TO said settle ment and object if you cause to the
al owance of the same, and to the decreos OF said
court in relation thereto
Dated at Rutland, this 9th day of December, A.
D. 1861.
50 3w JAS BROWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
Legal Notices.
STATE ar VERMONT,


DAVID W DALEY Rat, County Court,
WILLIAM RAJ MENrER, sept Term, 1901.
ukkIN bURkkr, lrus, 0#
AoTIos on he eae, Assumpsit for
the use AMI oceutation OF two room IN a e.rtaia
Sellms house at the phirtin IN iittsi I'd hy the
d-t udants neither, from the Let OF April 1865, TO
date o. writ; elaiminF sl0b, .#
3Icomt, Forttat In confederation Of hayirg
used a, occupied said two rooms, tie defendant
promls ed 10 paw rent OF d ten dollars per wear,
aud ayerring thai the deiendsn' had ocenped the
irrmsss ftom the ls OF pill 1876, 10 tho pre- ent
tine,
BKcAusE, the said Palmen'er Il absent from
this Stat, aud has not had p"rson1 notice O. the
ndrney OF this suit IT Is oRpKRtD thsI he be no.
d d TO appear AZ tfemNtte Va I ,sid court 10 he
held at RrtltId, within and tor the c unity OF krt-
Ian d, on the coud ruesd " Of March, a. u, 1852
then and here to answer thereto by Publishing the
subs OF the painNf dee ara'ion, with this or
der q rec weeks succts lively Ia the kuilard Herald
printed ut tuta q, tn last of witch 10 be ut leas
twenty days previous TO raid tenn; which shal be
dtemed sufAoisnt notice. Aud LAY thereof Is given
SC. W .#H IA f
i. W. HOPKINS, Clerk,
Rrupys Il. THRAIL, Atty. - 2;3s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
Real estate for saie.
RARE CHANCE TO MAKE

4 KAKE UHANUE TO MAX K
IA MONEY. Owing TO the declining health Of
one OF the partners, halt in 'erest he we'll known
rinting, Publishing and kookseng bi-hment
of GEORGE A. tuTfLE CO., In Rntiand, Yer
mont, l. now offered fer sale eater pfisinR
ana active business man. The Establishment has
every facility for prosecuting large aud profitable
business and enjuye an extensive patronage, The
property Consists of he real estaJ occupied by them
4 large q well stocked bookstore, one of the larg-
ess ppting offices in New kn laud, with FIVE steaua
presses a stat iOnsry engine, and LARGE assortment
OF I, pc and other materials. The Rutland Herald
loaily aud Weekly is published here, and enjoys .
Vermont. There ia also first class Book Bndsry,
nited up " IN the most approved machinery for
IT. am, and 1apsba Of doing almost any amount I
busiIess. The entire building Is heated by steam
and lighted with gas, and we supplied with water.
All the above property l. in first rate condition. and
10 tie right kind OF man, desire TO into
business, and can command the requisite amount of
capital liberal inducements now offered,
hutland VT, Dec. rs, 1851,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09
BEN0NlA BLOSSOM,
RORERT REED
September Term 1861.

ROBERT REED, SEPTEMBER Term teoi'
wHEREAs, Benonia Blossom OF fawlet, m the
county OF Rutland, has entered in court here, hi
D ,ttion, SERVING, that Robert Red, OF the CITY
and Stale OF New Yor' on the hist day OF August
Is o. mort rag to the Petitioner. cert nn iand si
us.d in Wells and Pawlet Ia said county described
a. iolloss, viz; bounded on the West aud North by
lauds OF Benonia Blnssom, on the Fast by lands OF
jams n orton, tistely oaned by William Goodrich,
and by lands OF Josiah Tobey, on the South by The
highway ing from Granville past JOSIAH Tobey
DIV .iling lou. q; containing one hundred and ten
acres OF land be the same more or le.si being the
misses decided at the same date by the siid Bios
som and wife 10 said Reed, except the equal one
haf part OF the slate rock quarries and privileges as
reserved In the deed Of c. 5, Bardwell and vile TO
the said Blossom; with condition for the redemp-
ton OF the payment of certain notes tnerein
mentioned. AND PRAYING that the SAID Deiendant
may be toreclosed OF his equity oil redemption IN tne
same. - -e.
The said Robert Reed, defendant, residieg without
this State, that subpoena cannot be served upon
him II il Ordered that he be qnired 10 sppear on
the first oay of the next state term OF said court 70
b. held at Rutland within and tor the county oil
Rutland aforesaid, and make answer thereto aud Tor
thar purpose the comp unant shall ause to be pub
ID he'd in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland tue
substance of said petition, with this order, three
weeks success lively the last OF which TO he O. least
twenty DAYS prsvlo1 to the commencement oil SAID
term which shall be de- mel sufficient notice.
Dated at Rutland this III day of December, A. ID
1861. -..-,.- ~,
FAvRI.rr POTTER Solicitor. 5l3S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-09

NOTICE. = Whereas, my wife Sarah
}. has left nv bed and board, therefore, hereby
forbid ali persons harborinz trusting her on
my account, ~ shall pay debts Of her oontrset-
log sitter tins date SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Mt Holly. Dec. 10, lss1. 6A&s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

command Of the post, was posted AZ
every point Dispatches from the rebel
army are quite numerous, II came in on
the 10th inst al
New York, Nov 29.-The Herald has
the following special: t>
Charleston, Va, Nov 27.--I have lust
learned additional particulars of the
successful scout made by the I'd Virginia
Cavalry, under Col j. G. Paxton, in the
vicinity of Lewisburg. The troops left
Camp Piatt, ten miles from here, on Mon
day last, the oath, From that time they
marched 30 miles in 40 hours. passing
over in the route four spurs of the Gaulev
Mountains Part of the march was
through a pelting snow-storm.
Col. Paxton came upon the enemy in
the vicinity Of Frankfort, attacked them
with vigor, and after short fight de.
teated him, capturing two commissioned
officers and privates, 100 horses, between
two and three thousand stand of arms,
burned his camp and all his equipage,
also all his stores and four wagons. Col
Paxton did not lose man. Major Pow
ell particularly distinguished himself.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02
Conscripts Resisting.

A gentleman from Bedford county says
that in that county and in Lincoln the
conscripts are forming in companies, to
take the woods and bushwhack the con-
scripting parties. A troop of cavalry
made an expedition into Lincoln county,
to force the conscripts into the confede-
rate ranks, and were fred upon and
driven back by the outraged and OPP
pressed people whom they were endeay-
oring to drive into the rebel army. We
are informed that a regiment is being or
ganized there for home protection against
the hell-hounds of General BRAGG. Let
the people rally and slaughter the last
one of these minions of the Richmond
dynasty, who are endeavoring to make
the white Shareholders of this State
more degraded than the black bondsmen
on the cotton plantations.