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Monthly Terms.

March Term, ls62--Joseph Savne, and Jos.
cph Hutton
April Term, ls62.--A. ]. Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lanham,
May Term, lsG2-Richard Foster and 10.
seph Henderson.
June Term. Gs62--Jas W Mines and Allen
Sebrcll
August Term 1862 II. 7. CaruthCrs, and
A, N Curry.
scptgme., Term, lssa--L cAspn,An aud
James NJ. Nash.
October Term, ls69--D. S, Montague, z
Priddy
December Term, ls62.-Joseph Henderson
and W. T. Vintroux.
January Term, 1851 c. Harrison, aud
A, J. Nicholas.
February Term, 1882. Elkius, and Isaac
| r Shank.
March Term, ls63-Wm, Cash, and Lundon
Chapman.
April Term, l963-Allcn scbrcll and Isaac
II. Shank,
May Term, lS63--D S. Montague, and p,
Elkins.
Juno Term, ls63--Hcnry T, Canthcrs, R
and Foster
August Term; 1861 VIM, T vinhoux and
p. LauhNm
September Term, ls63--A, N, Curry, and
z. Priddy.
October Term, lsG3--Joscph sayinc, and
VIM, Cash,
December Term, 1863 j. c. Harrison and
II. Y. Ca.ruthers.
January Torn, lsGi--Isaac r Shank, and
James W. Mines.
February Observation-Disclosures VI, Nash and
A N Curry
MarchTem, lsGi,--L, Chapman, and 10.
soph Hutton,
April Term ls6i--R. Foster and z. Priddy
May Torn, ls6i--JosephSavinO and joseph
Her dorson.
June Term 1861, @, Harrison, and VIM
Cash.
TEsTE:
eEo, r. MONTAGUE, UCk.
March, 1882,
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The Cry OfAbolltiop. y

The opponents to the new State, lack.
ing Arguments to defend the p6sition
they have assumed. invariably apply the
term "A5olilionisl' to every advocate
of the new State. The wor,l ia 90 often
and so snceringly used by foul mouthod
and bloatOd blackguards that hundreds
Of honest men want the moral and ply.
steal courage 70 resist or resent the sup.
posed insult, We don't believe there
ever were half score of Aboitionist in
Western Virginia, An Abolilionis. is
ono who not only believes slavery wrong,
but advocates its immediate and uncon
diiionN establishment. Th, class of
persons has always besn comparatively
small; and, as we have always thought,
ianatcal in their opposition to an inst.
tuition entailed upon the country by our
fathers and which they expected would
soon disappear. But there are hundreds
of thousands Of men who aro anti.sla.
very in sentiment but arc not Abolition.
isis because they do not approve OF the
means ofgetting clear of il which the
AboliionistS advocate. The point VIC
wish to make is this: man may be op.
posed to slavery and yet not be an Al.
oIitionist. If all ami slavery men orc
Abolitioni.tS. then were Washington.
Jefferson, Henry, Madison, Franklin,
Clay, Webster and every truly great
man the country has produced. There
is no State that has produced more great
men opposed to slavery than Virginia;
but they we're not AboIitionists, in the
political sense Of the word. because they
desired 10 get rid Of the evil by gradual
emancipation and colonization anil not
by an arbitrary enactment Of Congress
which wsuld be unconstitutional.
The onti-slavery party Of to-day occu.
pies precisely The same position that the
founders of the republic occupied.
Let no man be deferred from doing
his duty because traitors call hun an alb.
ohtionists. Go 10 the election and vote
the sentiments Of Washington, Jefferson
and Monroe. The cry of Abolition is
miserable slang to intimidate you. Nino
tentbs of tho people of Western Virginia
always have been and are now opposed
to slavery and have no interestinit If
you vote for gradual emancipation, you
cannot be charged as being an abolition.
list in the political sense. Remember
that none hut the disloyal usO the term
sneeringly and then only 10 influence
you TO vote against emancipation. Why
some of the staunchest old Democrats
and Wings Of the State, men, who
though suti-slavery, never had thought
in common with an English AboIitionist
in relation to the Method OF getting clear
oft, are constantly being called Aboli.
tionists. 1t lisa bugaboo which cannot
nor will not frighten any sensible man TO
vote against the new State.--IFaitmont
National.
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EF The number of PaupGB in Lon.
don is 90 467-an increase Of 1000 over
1861. In Wales tho increase is 1900,
and the total number G5G7 In Ian.
cashiro and Cheshire Dom evev thou.
sand persons are pSupcrs, 10 The Lech-
ni:Ol and official sense Of tho word
thatis, poor people supported by tho
loor rates and wholly depending upon
chOrily.
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no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN 4
i Marines and widows or other heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service.
CHAS, TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, scamon and
marines Of thc present war, who are disabled
by reason ofwonds received. or disease con.
tractcd while in service and Pension, Bounty
~ Money and arrears pay obtained Tor wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services in my Of
the other wars
CHAs. TUCKER, Washington, D. @,
Those entitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims prepnren
and iforwordcdto Mr., Tucker by ealing at the
Register Office.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
For 1868.
BEGINNING OF NEW VOLUME

THE January number will commence the
Eleventh Volume Of the Atlantic Monthly -
From the commencement. in 1851, the ATTAIN
TIC has rapidly increased in circulation, and II
now has the largest class Of readers since ITS
beginning FIVE years ago. It's prosperity stea.
Oily augments. and II continues amid all IKE
fluctuations and dangers incident 10 our ma
tional crisis, to gain ground in the estimation
Of the public. At time so pregnant with ev'
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Editors do not deem it necessary to promise
that pages will never swerve from TIE honest
paths ofloyal patriotism and universal freedom:
It's opinions have always been on the side Of
Liberty, Progress, and Right, and the COURSE, 1t
first adopted in its early career, will ever be
faithfully maintained.
The Staff Of Writers, regularly contributing
10 the ATLANTIC MONTHLY, embraces all the best
known authors in American literature, and
warrants the Publishers in promising to its rea'
dcrs,
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EeJ" The sensation over the fall Of

E9" The sensation over the fall of
gold continues. The general rejoicing
is only tempered by the fear that when
the panic subsidies it may be found to
have been driven lower than it can be
held, by combination of Wall street
bears under Government Inspiration
Even The most sanguins spectators,
however, admit that if gold rises again
j, must do it very slowly, and no such
prices as The late one can ever be reach
ed, except under news OF real national
disasters, Operations have almost en-,
tirely ceased here. No indications are
given yet as to Chase's policy under the
discretionary power recently conferred
'on him by the financial legislation.
though there are hints Of pons 20 sell
securities in Europe.
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TT By official report of Stone River
fight, it has proved to DO the bloodiest
on record, Our force numbered 49,
400, loss in killed and wounded 8,778
or 90 per cent Rebel force, $4,000
loss, ID, $50 or q per cent.
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rJ"A rebel letter boasts that Bragg's
urmy "by drill aud disopIne,haS become
a perfect machine" Rosecrons must
go and run that machine. Louisville
Journal.
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r,,r ,,,g. ,per,r r-.a Ns
,...-. r..,.,
n'rfin'''rHt ls'e'' W
Rn"it:,ti Fr'2i, "a" re''i '.'-H'
Agns, Periodical 'iHaf11H'' 81 '1'a
llealaehe, Rnl :iili"Hs Fcfars' tis
10, u,a whole c,Is q. diseases .ri
r,,,ur In hi..a-y dgransHacgi.
.,.,,,-;a ,r ,,i,..y,,.t, .,..r.-
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'o one iC"gN! w.. '''','
hcgeNHt''a " 'l.' -'' y.
WA '"'e '"1 wv ~ -
we ar, nov el,a.t - a, 70 oI,i' va, A.,
certainty uia' II WIZ t''9,s"'F w.
ana win assurance IoN, ",o 20.
no HaE!h caA "f's' i'o4i' 40 ''' - go!
uty, 49,,
lhat when pr"'crfs nom or prevents '''4
disorder must Ne OF iFA'9,Se ''.''Su IT.
communities "here " t!'F'i"' '".'
: Oe;'er man cure Tor tHe iat'e'' "'et
f!,N when y, nus r'''. ~, ~ V"'s''l ','''
ms ba.ei" u''e'Npt. A"E @'"t
the laiasmluc p'ho'I 81 i"'t' a"
iFom the sy'teN ana P"f"HS W.
meAt OF tle dHeH'e' i" ''"'' "'
Proavh :" US p'o'no"t,''y '!"i'''
noS oniy mo oV7t tsheu( e'F I'i
Tor TINS CLASS on c"AiPi"h'' nH'
cheapest ne inrse quantity we
dollar 6nnSS II "''h,a we ra,"
body; and IN oli,onN nht!'cS' "Hee
ASp AGUB prevails, every o"'y Sn'H" nav %
and use II hleiy DON I'I caro- ana PRE-, .He,''
1t is hoped thls price Wili place II WITHIN 'Av
reach 0! a''-'ha poor a. "ell as s"e f'''i' \
great superiority o. iha' remedy over any
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

EB The term "copparhoad" lisa good
name for those to whom it is applicable
tho northern traitors who, without
tho attles of tho snake that adorned tho
first rebel banner at Charleston, have all
the venom Of that deteslibIo reptile.
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EF An accident occurred at the NJ.
Lure House on Saturday which came
near resulting most seriously. A nur-
sery maid in the employ OF Mrs. Gov.
Peirpoint while washing one Of The little
children approached so near the CRATE
that her dress caught fire. The maid
ran in;o the hall screaming. but was for.
ced back into the room and the flames
were extinguished without much injury
to the person OF the girl. Mrs. Peir.
pointin her efforts TO save the girl and 10
prevent the Ere from Spreading was bad.
ly burned about the hands and wrists
There were two or three little children
in the room and it was owing to the cool
ness and promptness of Mrs. Peirpoinl
and others thst most serious results did
not follow the eccident.-[WheeI. In.
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RF-0ne oftho Dupont powder mills
near Wilmington, Delaware, was blown
up few days ago, killing thirteen work
men.
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Ey-Ten smugglers have lately been
captured at Point Of Rocks, en-, their
way South, with contrabund goods, val
ued in the aggregate at $4,000,
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Lady's Magazine in The World, and tie
Clitapca.

Godcy'sis the only work in the world that
gives these immense plates, and they are such
as to have excited the wonder Of publishers
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DIR. j. C. &YE5s 81 G0,
LOWELL, MASS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
EQUITY SALE.
October 90.

RY virtue Of an order issued from the Court Of
- Equity for Orange County, Fall Term. 1863,
she'll, on Thursday the LIST day of December ensuing
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder at Durhams De.
pot, Tract OF LAND known as the Haley Place, on
the waters Of Eierby adjoining the lands Of Simeon
Fereli Benjamin Msreum and others, and contain
Ing sIty-Five acres, less; il being the tract
Of land wilIed BY Ezekiel Haley; deceased, to hi,
daughter Minerva.
Terms Of sale, ,iI months ersdh. b.sd with sp
proved security.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND. C. ~. e.
October 20. f8-
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THs VIRGINIA SALT WoRKs. .-The Lynch
burg virginian says the public need feel no
alarm on account Of the rumors Of raids on
the Salt Works in Southwestern Virginia,
as they ere defended by . strsng force
~ith ample rsinfsrcemsots within easy
reach besides the place is well forth
fisd By classmates, field works and ride
pits. II is alss naturally very strong, be-
Ing surrounded by Gordon Of high hills
and mountains. upon which commanding
positions can be taken. The approaches
70 the salt basin are through marrow de6les
and passes. where tho advantages OF de-
fence are incalculable. No fears need be
lslt for the safety Of that important point
excep, from an advance Of the ensmy ia
force"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28

WHEELER ArTRR TRs YAsKgRs.-Thc
(sllowing is from the Marietta Rebel;
Marietta. Saturday. . r. Must as We
20 to press the following dispatch is re-
eeiyed giving a connected aecsunt Of
Wheeler's operations in. Middle Tennes-
see:
whesler's SUGGESTED operations in Mid
die Tennessee, are confirmed. He cross
ed the river at Cotton Port ab~ve Ch,tta-
neega. on the soth September. under a
heavy FIRE, aud routed the saemy. and en-
tered the Sequatchie Valley. Ne met .
wagon train. one thousand well guarded.
aud attacked them. A hard hght ensued
aud csptured everything. including several
sundred prisoners. lie killed the males
and burnt the wagons and stores. He next
,sst Wharton TO ncMipnyi.ls to inyes,
tie place, aud then followed with his entire
force. He captured the garrison. iaclud-
ine two Regiments OF YaHkss iafsntry and
cavalry, aud thirty days rations. fer Rose
erans army. which he destroyed. He pa
relied all the prisoners, and exchanged hsi
worn down horses for good once. He then
dashed on AID destroyed the bridge over
Stone and Duck river. While Wharton
threstened Murlressborough. Wharton then
lsined Wheeler Al ShelbysiIle. The enc
~ were reinforced. aad fought and drove
Wheeler back. Ne re,res,ed across the
fensessee river, near cour,laad. Ala. Our
lso heavy. but il wa. a brllliant explicit
kcdSy is reported TO have blown up the
fsnnel at Cowsss.
Fsrrests resignation has been accepted
BY the President. and q special cs,nmlnC
10 the West gwen to him. The order wat
sst with eonplimsni 10 bis sersiees AM
IaIlanlry. sPAkTA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
i. GROWN
Commission Merchants,
EHIgLBCRoJGE, NC.
ON SALE

ON SALE
.00 000 lbs. Smoking TOBACCO ocsneche,' y
S,ooo le.GoO lbs. MANUFACTURE ditto
10000 lbs. SALT,
5000 lbs. RICE,
10000 CLAY PIPES. sssortad,
500 lbs. SPANISH BROWN,
SOC pounds English COPP2RAS,
i5o. pounds Dutch NADER,
SO pounds spanish INDIGO,
. pounds FIG BLUE,
3,eUs pounds English SODA,
8 barrels TANNERS OIL,
SALAD OIL and BLACKING,
GREEN and BLACK TEA,
Zoe tooth BRUSHES, assorted,
ise FINE and COARSE COMBS,
1000 sposls White and Black COTTON,
80 pounds Black FLAX THREAD,
80 srOss STEEL PENS and LEAD PENCILS,
so leans CAP, LETTER aud NOTE PAPER,
.ENv gLOPs and INK,
80 sell KNIVES and FORKS,
Tallow asi Adaman,ine CANDLES,
NAB, HON, and cur TACKs,
so BROOMs, Black GRAPE,
LAMPBLACK and TURPENTINE,
1909 Edge PLATES,
leo Wash BouLs
100 LINEN C. HANDKgRcHIErs, assorted.
wANTED--.ll kindrs PRODUCE.
October 81. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
A o Z 1 WE

AT 9sgua Tern. isss. Il the Court Of Pleas and
N osarter SESSIONS pl orsnge CS1uiy, ID, sahesri.
aa bav,las besn sushhsa az Ad1inistptsr &c kaass
nsa 81 The ssfAio Of GEORGE &. RAY. deceased,
Aer.by aises ns,ice IL al persons indebted 10 said
caste % make iu hesitate payment 20 me, and lhoss
As,.ng ciaius against The same must present them
ID doe lss md lsru, or ,his asliel will BE- plead 10
III 80 fcceyefy.
NELSON r. HALL, Admir-. ,
gc,sssfai, iT--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
EQUIT Y SALE.

RY virtue Of an order issued from the Court oil
Equity for Orange County, Fall Tern, 1868,
shall, on Tuesday The ist day of December ensuing
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at Duha ans De.
pot, Tract Of LAND on.the waters of New Hope
wherein Philip Alston late Of Orange county, lived
and died, adoising the lands Of Simpson Latta, de.
ceased, Grey Barbee, William N. Pratt and others
and containing One Hundred and Fifty acres.
Terms Of sale, six months credit, with approved
security.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, me.
October 30. H.