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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
Regular Exchange OF Pr

Regular Exchange Of Prisoners 10 Be
made heeG'ier.-The friends of the Union
prisoner, ii the South will be gratifed to
learn that arrangements have been effected
~ which regular exchanges Of prisoners
will be made hereafter. The Government
has gracefully receded from its determina-
ton 10 force Gen. Butler upon the Con-
federates as the only agent Of exchange,
and have delegated that authority TO Maj.
Mulfuru, whose associations With Mr.. Guild
the rebel commissioner, have heretofore
been pleasant as well as dignifed. The
irst exchange under the new regulation
has already taken place. Yankee Paper.
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Confederate Tax Notice.

fNHE assessors with the collector Tor Orange eoun-.
y will Be a. Hillsbeisush on Monday and
TUESDAY the 4th and 5ih Of April for the purpose az
assessing and collecting the Tax on quarterly sales
All those who have failed 10 list their tilhs in porh
must como forward and list the same. Punctuslity
10 expected Of oil. or the psnalss of the law will b.
enforced.
III. M. C. STROUD,
NJ. A. Angler, Hs'essora'
March le. an,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

On FRIDAY night last an attempt was
made BY some incendiary 10 burn the War
Department, building. in Richmond. but the
attempt failed. Several other buildings,
however. were destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
nillsbarpuAnrr.
HIILSB0ROW
thursday, Mara.

r. In The list Of Deposiies -.
notes in the State Of North
tho Secretary OF the Treasury
John U. Kirkland, Esq. Of thu
~~~~
IL Alta recent session Of :,
Cumberland. an invitation wasK
Vance to become The guest Of :.
address the people. The Govctn !,
invitation, and will apIoint an q
pose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
Camp c7tA. NC. Int.nuy.l
Mach Goth, 1864.

y
Nh. HEARrr: Please allow me through
your columns. TO return mv thanks and the
thanks Of nv Company 70 the Lad'e, Sol
dler's Aid Society" OF iiilIsborough. for Is
pa,rs of gloves. which have received aud
dist nuted 10 the men.
STEPHEN DICKSON.
Capt. Go. q. 27lh n. G. Infantry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

Ray Oh ihAius - HNln'M
osrl4uye with The Recommendation Of q
i..ueI Proclamation setting api,. IN
~ Aptl nrIi. .. lay d Han,tIIsii.ni
pfa,er. snd inviting The scope 70 rep. 4
.sl places Il pullle WORSHIP. and brsees
G.l u preside v.et our publ council
nl,e our atmi,s and I..tcf. with ~Iss
Ilet.estfencs 4nl - 10 tninlfesi To-
rrrilnss 1. lis 2padnrs. and il ,nr VA
,.,xsf. thai sc may secure the blessings .
D y pstcr and ~ Iree government: and
,~ogr. m.y sscSIbe ell 10 The hsner aud
i.sass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
WA NTED,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CousrY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE Cousrr.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1864.
Arch. suayhora, admir-. Of Andiew Bsrland. deed, :,
es.
Alexander Borlsnd, John Borlsnd. EsbsR slrayhoIn
and others.
Petition for Settlement.
Ut appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Confr that
4 the defendants Alexander Bsrland and John Dor.
land. reside beyond the limits Of this State. Il y
therefore ordered BY the Court that publication be
made In the Hsborough Recorder Coz six successive
weeks. notifying the said Alexander Bcrland and
John Borsnd Of the fling Of this petition. aud that
they be and appear bofote the Justices Of the neIi
Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held ~
the county Of Orange, al the Court House In the
town Of HiIlsbofcush, on the fourth Monday Of Mar
next, then aud hcfe 10 plead. answer Of demur TO
said petition. OF the same will be taken pro confess
and heard sx poris ss 70 them.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk Of ourssid Court. %
offi,o. the fourth Monday ofFebruary, 1864.
GEORGE LAWS. c. c. C.
l March q. se-Sz
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
Hsreh is,
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

"A PPREHESDED end lodged in jill in Hilbos-
rough, Orange county, N. c.. on The l7lh day
o. February last, negro man who cals himssH
HENRY. add also says he belongs 10 one Gsoru
GaiIner. Of New Orleans. Henry is abeut forty
years u age quite lame in ibe right hip, quick sps
Ken. and very smart. Had on when caught sry
cost, black p.nts. black home. cap. and weighs
100 pounds. The owner can GET him BY pr9viss
property end paying costs and charges
II. d. GUTHRIE, Sheriff
March 3. So
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s. BROWN 6
s.. Co,
Commission Nerchants,
EILglgUg0TGl, NJ C.

~ Ou the first Monday in each month we sell
all food and clothing on hand te the necessitous of
Orange al cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
ON SALE

ON SALE
on 000 lbs. Smoking TOBACCO ocaneche,'
~S,ooo 10000 lbs. MANUFACTURED ditto,
GUM ARABIC, BUTToNs& COMBS,
RAW COTTON, CIGARS,
NAILS, B0RAX
SUGAR, POWDER.
SODA, SHOT,
COTTON YARNS, LEAD,
SNUFF. IRON,
SHOE THREAD, MAS0N's BLAcKING..
Blesched COTTON, RICE,
QUlNINE, by or, SALT,
let tote & Cap PAPER, PINS and NEEDLES.
ENVELOPES, assorted, BLUE MASS.
WANfED-All kinds Of PRODUCE.
March 9. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

though any official acknowledgment Of this
TACT would at this moment be thought pre-
mature and undesirable. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

, JON AZ Cm,RLEsT5x.-We see il
ed. saYs the Louisville Journal, OF
) Goth. lGat Gen. Gilmore has
harleston respile. The secret
by the ,atihng Yew York pa
SAYS The Philadelphia Bulletin,
&e Siege of Charleston is virtually
d. General Gi.lmore is coming
ost 81 lis troops have been sent,
Mug elsewhere, and the iron -clads,
Exception oI The New IroHsides,
Rent L. tie Gulf. Thus Inglorl-
instes the most tedious aud cost
se oi the war. Charleston can
a with the forces We brought
The munilor. cannot cope with
III the distractions, aud the YOU
hich j. really the only vessel
The forts. draws too mnch Ma
rbor. The capture of the city
orces j. totally imprac,icanlc.
peaditure Of many mtlliOns,
;, bombardment aud waste Of
~, cely ever exceeded III war
81 compelled 10 confess our m.
.Is mplish what We undertook.
and --->~>>>~,>~-
nkL.-on Tuesday and We'd
y Mobile Register Of the 4th.
J. w6t fired no shot al Fort Pc
tbfather was unIayorable lsl
- on both days, and perhaps
Tor ,hJps we're a little sore after
!, to bohey got on Monday. The
all M Aiondsy was heavy, the
ork 80 500 she'll. The fort be-
was ee,& y opened on them while
ha- Don.
deed absolutely intact. In.
'th- attadkr than on the 6rst days
has and 4 harrison is IN fine spirits
on ,urke&xes and barrels of roast
nor. and ii and pies, and biscuit
ing The N BE ladies' send TO them.
or hsyiur opinion that they are
the ant rel Etime Of il. and pleas.
ith- earrisof mouotony Of post aud
sis
im;- morn;nS 'nmors.-The London
sr,;eIs 10Th ult. 10 It's city
est. lFr.ncs !, assert the intention Of
avn ate Stat gnize the Couleder-
lred v;c,s FRA "The private ad.
rsI;,nes which we believe
New t;at;oksgain alluded TO the
and 4 recoruitS ress preparatory t.
America B nfederate States o
Government, al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
Twenty Dollars Reward.
March 10.

WILL be paid BY the Subscriber for the delivery,
OF for information that will ensbIs him 10 Kst
sn IRON GRAY FILLy lhs. weui ss,ray or Vas
stolen en- The night Of the s,h insl she l. Tires
yssn old la May, and rather small. No particular
mark Remembered Any information will be thanh
fully received.
THOMAS II. HUGHES.
Hsfeh 10, irp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
MILITARY NECESSITY.

N Not 10 sell anything except for cash. Please
do not ask for ctodit. Call and settle.
U II you owe us you will do wellto pay before
the 2slh Of March. "A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

The ELECTION - VI he election bell in
.aaa,r on F,,Ja, last. Capt Jshn Derry wssel'
1, iii, tic vacancy ii ihe senate. sad Col Jane
Leather. 10 On the vacancy m'lho Commons.
vet. vas a. fsllsa.:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

wANrED-CosFEDERATE MONEY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23

ron rus iESArs.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-10
The Chief Justioeship Question.
MR. CHASE APPOINTED.
NEWS FROM GEN. SHERMAN
The Battle on Broad River.
NO FEEERAL DISASTER,
Important From Washing ton,
The Chief Justiceship Settled-NIr Chss,
Confirmed by tho SennIc, etc.


Washington, De-. 6.-The Senate to-day con.
hrmed Hon. salmon +. Chase as Chief Justice Of
the United States Supreme Court. The nomina-
tons Of James Speed as Attorney General, and
william Denison as Postuas,e ieneral, were sont
IN. but they were not acted upon.
During the reading Of the Presidents message
In the House Of Representatives, II was several
times interrupted by applause especially the con-
:luting portion in which he says he will no, be
the instrument to rc-enslavc such persons as are
msde free by the Emanc patton Proclamation or by
any Of the acts of Congress, and that in stating .s
single condition Of pescc he mean, simply to say
the war will cease on the par. Of the Government
whenever it shalt have ceased on the par, Of thosc
who began ii. The applause was by the cispping
o. hands, with eXclamations Of "Goo1," ""Thsrs
right" etc. The Speaker raped with his gavci to
prevent further niraction Of the rules ~ docorum,
although Il was evident that he himself shared in
he declarations of the President
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-10
Fourth Annual
MESSAGE
OF
President Lincoln.

,-,---
,sgt.t,r,. "'" '"' ''''"' u"' "'""'' "P'e-
nt'n ,ne p'''''hs' OF neh'n ana abundant mar
' ISL" ou, r'o'ounuos' ta''une " N'hiEhV
W. Ho oona''on oi our 'o'e'sn anaii' eh'hen'-
'a"e'u''o'y' MEXICO continues 70 nc inca
CIV" N"' Nhie oui Po'"''"' ieA
'oN' WIN NA' country nave undergone no
eu""'e' VIC nave :" Tue same l'ihe 'l'cuy nam
ttined neutrality between the insurgents. At
the request Of the States OF Costa Rlcs and Sic..
90. .,.,..,.,, -. ~
tuA 'ou'i"eh' ensin'ci mas 'een huthofized 70
s-n - -, :, 'o'. '.
s'h Juan n"A source o' muon sa'siacuon tha'
Ite,l 1pprebsn.ion, and ca,ea e,o.,s n, an. ,n,o,
49, ''' 'Ve'"s :" WV '"''l
and that tho,el,s rood p-o,ree, t,. the route viii
49, \. ..,..., t., -, ,.,a..a - ....,. ~,
ad,ptetiOn. We could not e1aescrate either the
commercial or po,ic,l importance Of th., rre,, in
P'ovemen,. 1t would he doing iniurtice to an i'm.
poTt'n' South American state lot TO the
direenc'' irankne-s and eOrdialiy' With which the
Intcd Hta'c- Of Columbia have entered into intimate
non mas reen con'ptufed 10 complete tho unnnibhod
work oi the one which cosei s session In 1901 The
pev lne,cl cor.,,,,,ion a, Vsno,usI, h,y,n, son.
into eco' With the universe. aclai,.ccnce Of tho peo.
NO tho yovorru,cr, under 1, bs. hoo, rosnizos an,
.o'oIhNen' una'i u p'' pfen re'0sn'toa and
SiPomo'io Intercourse with II has totn opened in
,otdIGl apt frlendg ,pirit The .ous-deforred Ave,
,-,..1 =. A.. - 80, ~, -,
i'and claim ha been Satisfactorily paid and d''chArf'
ID. Mutuo payiueuts have tcen made Of the claims
,.a,d.J w.. ,,o ,.,o ,otr, ,o, ,t..,o ,o, 10 ,,,.
"'oi Wy wv A'' lo'H' oo'an',ts'.n 'o' 'nc ee''e'
ment NJ claims between the United States and Peru
An earne and cordial friendsho rontinue, N e.i.t
.na .''oh
betNeen 'he countries ana sueh ehorr As were IN
ny power have been used to remove Misunderstanding
-. ..o,, . ,h,..,.,t,,. 80 ta,,..r t - CT,
n asiaon. are oi 'hc mo-. fr'endv un,, snp sp'n
CSi The Aisen,ine RepubIic Bolivar, Costa R,e.'
A;ac n 1 an ~ pay. .r ~ p,rt @
iheSseu WspShIics md on ,he o,her b,nd AZ h.y w
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-10
DEPARTNIENTAL REPORTS.

'fhs annual report Of the Secretary OF the Navy
openr With review Of tho labors Of the Department
IN organizing navy, from tho commenocment Of tho
the duties Of his Department. he was called upon to
enforce vigorous blockade Of three thousand 1--WE
imp cticabe by the highest European authorities
We had feeble navy reduced 70 the lowest peace
most OF them diunanuei scattered on foIeifn sta
tons, Only two bundled sesmen were available at
ali the naval satone and receiving ships, Many Ol-
we're demoraiiEed or had deserted. Without
men, shps ordnance or other resources, IL deyolyed
bloC kads ever undertaken The measures edootod
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-10
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Presidents Message.
Favorable Financial Situation
NO NEGOTIATIONS WITH REBELS.

No Freedman TO bc Re-enslaved.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
Yuf osm GipIel ots Sooinns unb
ter Gemeiubeit.

Orr RafM Ter esbsuute NuflsbH tsr
ututlden (s1uilen Yrs6e, ftisb DOR einieen
Taeen folBeucsrmaesu ius 5orn:
,.Gremrut 1T 3ur Qanrepsvd!bsrpar!h
etr 9rpct's, @ooe unr 9aQanbiSbam
atsr5eaanBen."
Iamit mar tis MsIetis anatesbtn. na9
msIdsr auf aurb5dRsn 8sitb! efe eebeu'
srtt grsils Dctlaufs !osurstla feu. am
unttribduigfsn, loYaIftn une esbo1lam fen
folet bic SQinoiS Staatsbals p.m Yaro!s
bs{sbl unt bietft fol9enetS tem yublifum !:
,.5c6tnlid piro ets Rseis1une ZEN
9auaneiaba n trDb istnes 2a>
mtrartn une Ga1lprfasrs Grem,ont
einRsdtn." ..,.
Sabre laue puhit lie 90s. @taatsbalt
Zen Jrsnon. oIs ZEN erRfn Mann en Na'
tion pno i.a. 2iulola In esn S9mus.
Dos 4tbdllune t.: Nuu1fnatlous Qonpsn'
tion tsTaD le nod, wentefens (deinbar>
Seltfadtun9 esnu9. um 3u srtldreu. eab
fl nit Drsueen fur Grsmont Rimmsu NIT
rs, trtsn fs;tie Domination In Baltimore
nblslts. Na9esm ater nun 2infcln tte
Ncn,ra!ion CIR Yarisi ebaltsn bat In
eersn Dtsnil fs fsbt euibIarst ile I'D ni&t.
Grrr,ont einsn Saneraten unb gomplieen
psS 0urdibuS BaQapeiepam ~ neuntn
2det iid eIns r,sbs blnoilde @.msinbsi!
rsnfsu? Sann Semanb fib f.IbR nsrddt<
lidsr Inc AnssGat ipsisn? fann, etns
6HentlIae groaltuirts iacmlaIsr eas ."to
Let" aneu Siirn traetu. ais pislsS Con.
Germ Bon esr 9linofs Staataieiluu0 ?
Yfut, IeufdI
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
.DfrDaeut pirai.1-.

~ ,ttfAdHt1 ben, q nneF 8.Iu1Q II
S'S$ zoo .fd6rlid, baIbjdbrli9 i'm Sorans
- ptit, 5 Cents ptr Tuuauasr,- ~ ~.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

auf ben arn,eu S9ua3sn eurh bic Brius
Der llelidsn Niltsr mi! 8sradiuna terab'
fsbsu. Damit user en aht4a meri.
fani19tn: Gborastu est gonvsu.ion
Ni.manr in 3wsifd (sin f5nns, ldloB man
patu {ofor, bic itbsdrolInsfdsn DeIsooltn
aus, wsil ev Htss:r .Robert email
fd untn esnisItsn bsfune> .in Wann, rs1
babasn morali(6sn Gsr!b unb msbr pa
trietiemus bsfst. als G& In eey 0aus'n
gonpsnlion sorfanb, uno srlaubte In per
platform Ausrsndoisf Zen SGwor,sn>
i& fur Die psies 5auloriNofrotis uup fur
SHORTY teot(dIae,n iu l1hsn. Gon
Msn(denudtsn - tswabre. rarltsr BAT
BE platform tr SboeeyiRsn ~ recen lt
wcbl eebatst.
usber ten tSaR ernlsrsalip!n Gbaraf
ter Ger Baltimore Tlalfp,m miro nun 3ral
isbsr llnpurteiiIde ldnait ouesr ausm
3psifsl fem. Den bI6efunipsn 2ineolni:
ten une rersn ceutlden Sdubpube1n, cis
nit sbsn icoisI Tummbsit a!s Curling
li9feit ZEN 2sutsn Iiitia perrsn, mol!sn
mfr atsr Stsrsss baltsr rod fo!9sncse
roue 81 ru q: y. 1ims5 fns Maul psr'
fen. gcraus tsmslten mllsn mir. euf
6err Noymunc. cr Geior Der 81. liues,
rsr @riu0sr esr Baltimore YIutform it,
rabtr man rsnr frlasnre BsmnfunSsn
tr Imes als sins ou'b,ntiids 9nlupnta'
ticn rtr Baltimore platform In SsSie'
huna auf ris St|aosrstfrass ts'rat'sn
7aun.
v@entsa ybiIiprs - 1aat ets q. .,
Iimfe 49, {dyisb betannl!id an cis Gleues
lanp Gonusuiion. ras ufsin Rseonftrus'
ttonerIlu n funsrbalb rn nldf1sn ,ranSis
Sabre m5bi9 fsin msrre, auetr sr 'ese
tsn GGmar,sn gum Bursnrs9te unr
Stimm1afsn iu urp bsnuBs ibn nit ceu1
9si5sn .uiammsn uls gaFs flr S!oa>
ten. So eebs in ZEN Rsbslsn faatsn aar
ni&t ssnus psibse Wlalsria!, UNI ramii
IL tauen." -
uScm.it YbiIirp5. llae Ca nun Elm
grocer 1buI eer @!sosloneer 0r|ammfl'
ten had letnsr slrt ra@ie, lc nebmsn mir
an. rae. obaIeid cie Glsuslonrer platform
ettlsn fsirsn g:ranf:n ni@t mtt 70 uitI
@pr:sn aec2lut BAT. eod fsin 3wsifs!
ltsr i5ren @uul3 bflsbsn fam, Ten
S9ma,;cn nit etn Stit1mrsht bsflsien
III fs5sn, grtwsesr uu1stn otsr tie psr'
csrtlih n Gtntutrfunasn rsr Sflasuei auf
rtn Nss;r tsrsutenp itsrtrtetsn une rann
mar Tin gutter She'll unlerr Gn'l0Furg
rsire5 Uas, ocsr 6srr pbiIidps unr fine
.arifaltn Trsunee fnc rarouf aug, rts
olferun nmlrciale uno ausrsnt'
artslNe 8lalls menidliby Wtsn NIT err
Wabt III bsAsirsn, rt Sttmms elmer alsi.
den Nn:atl n5reli9sr Msiesn, eie tine
Ianae l}stuna In rsm 0sbraude YellIi'
ldsr Rsdie oenoNsn urc rsn 3nfinft IT,
nu frsisn Rs9isrune pom 20 @snrdtio:
nen fr,itr 9orfubvsn tntt 1u paralids
rsv."
Sri tsttnsu! Bisfe S:rt5 Yon ttr 8at
timore genpsn!ion blb.n am Gnre nod
n, NtGdt. cine Wrt Don 2sibeiesnl&aft q
Ia Bants. cine Nrt bon gfnrioNtntbuu1
an tie Stsas Ter bisbsripsn Sflau:r.i iu
fsBen une auf Gruntlape berislbsn Elm
Gomprcmib nit bsm Sdesn ~ MAIDEN.
D.ut(de Nherio0tu, bs,atl:e uno ouf
3obluno beHsnee, bat ia tsrstts tie IT,
eisrsnte NriRufra.ie In Msnee. @oll'sn
bic Niaeer fd ni&t su' Gfmsini@of nft|
esnlslben trntstri9sn lollsn?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

Gut tos "Gtnr. golts,
blatt." u2rdftib unp sntfdtesn 1T
psr galtimersr gsfalub Bss.n rts Mon'
roe Doctrine im gsrslstd ,u tem mal,,u,
pdGuieeu Gr9uife tse GltusIans Wa9'
merfee." - Sa publ - ,araer". . -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

ruarfen rurre tur9 ras 3snsbmsu Oh
uses, esr "a NIT Nisnanp psrtsrbsn
wcuts. Der BON 9estrn ittn,r @ssitruns
alss foTeinti&tne. I'm Yrdfemtsu bIsis
bsn. 70 pire bic Hd&w,lt sswis niat s5'
germ, t.mI bluitsHsdlen Ttrcue au6 einsn
It!u'beasdtsn prdfrentu. Stubl Sur Ssite
gu asuen::
WuNy Il ofpy
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

6otberratb. Der 9ifouri Demo-
.kar bataesn perm abrabam ,eintoln
unbr tens berrn &ntp 9bbusoa aufes.
btet". s;So srsdbl. Rapp's Breuue: 2aus
G1slp.b ttinem YubIItum ID allen Grnfe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

! ~ s,iet'eie Aasdse bon Mlsgcrntds
Ratnuf%tngn!f; &l&a 3!jra& ssF sfs.2'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04

arranged and mpleted by the brethren Of
t. mystic Il nor. did they ever i.~glec,
'ny'h'ns, VIII ei. power to give, +, add
to Ter enlo,ms,.t and happiness. b., l.
her expressions a.. attachment to houe and
lover, every objection was raised and obs,a-
Gle thrown In the way, and no letters OF her s
ever reached their destination. Thus time
rolled on and her fond antcipations failed
and hope withered at the Threshold In the
midst of this her calamity her hand Was
sought by James Henderson, whose parents
were the first pair married in Ryegate. The
pleasing address of James and the constant
urging Of the "brethren above men.
toned, had their effect They were
married in 1905, and never did she regret
that union which save! her from a gay and
fashionable life When Eliza left Scotland
every precaution had been taken to proven,
Henry from knowing where she had gone !;
consequently he searched England and Scot
land for his lost loved one, but to no purpose
At last by bribery he found that a person
in New York knew where she was, and he
Immediately set sail for that city. Arriving
there he had no difficulty in tracing Eliza to
her retreat, and lost no time in going to see
her for whom he had searched so diligently
on land and had now crossed the briny
ocean. On reaching Wells River he learned
for the first time that she was married. This
was severe shock. Recovering himself he
resolved what every honorable man would
under the circumstances. But before he re-
turned he wished to see once more his loved
one. According y horse and side saddle
was dispatched for her. AS this mode Of
conveyance was common in those days, and
as she had frequently been sent for in this
way by the neighbors, she started for Wells
River, expecting to have an agreeable visit
with her friends. Henry and Eliza met
Their surprise aid emotions-their faltering
tongues and quivering lips-their meeting
and parting-no pen can describe. She re-
turned to her husband believing that Provi-
delce had intended these scenes through
which she had to pass TO the better fit her
for every good and perfect work. She was
the kind aud afectionate wife, the careful
and attentive mother, and useful and SYN
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" urnIns.

OHe Of our town rummes was brought up
H's a round tu!n one day last week. He
w.-1led bottle of liquor of the agent, Mr..
Wight, as he alleged for a sick neighbor;
- there was evidence to prove that he went
...o a shop here on the street and drank it
n'a some companions. These facts coming
. lie knowledge Of the town liquor agent
.r 1T the matter with our states attorney,
!. Ross, Esq, who caused the arrest and fine
''ar offender to the amout Of about Sl4.
TIE benefit Of all, particularly those who
a:r disposed TO lie to town agents, We copy
Il. section of law on his point:
t.'y person shall procure, or attempt to
re, Of any authorized agent In the
te, any intoxicating liquor, by falsely rep
.s~a'ing the purpose for which it is intended
s' Am to be used, such person 50 procuring
~ attempting TO procure IL, shall forfeit
2' pay into the treasury Of the town III
N..,a the offence is committed, the sum Of
2. dollars for each otfrhce, together with
IS Of prosecution.-Section 3 Of No. OF
ISL.
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On Tuesday, at P. NJ there will be an ad-
dress by Rev. L. o. Brastow-subject: The
sabbath school in its relations with the fami
y, the church and the world. Wednesday
A. M.-Free discussion on the best methods
OF promoting the prosperity of sabbath
schools; Organization of Caledonia County
Sabbath School Union Wednesday P. NJ
Chi!dren's meeting. 1t is hoped that the
children of neishboring sabbath schools will
be present. Addresses will be delivered by
Rev. S. F. Drew and others.
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Lyndon.
Moderator s. S. Thompson.
Clerk and Treasurer-I. w. Sanborn.
Selectmen-S. S. Thompson, Daniel L.
Ray, George lde.
Overseer and Agent-Georse Ide.
Constable William Harvey.
Listers-W. A. Bemis, VIM. P. Houghton,
Joshua Bemis.
Auditors-J. N. Bartlett, J. w. Colby, H,
A. Quimby.
Superintendent-Rev. A. McMullen.
Sexton-Joseph Henderson.
Fence Viewers-The Selectmen.
Town Grand Jurors--A. o. Harris, E. W.
Spaulding.
County Grand Jurors-We!come Fletcher,
/ George c. Peck.
Petit Jurors-Andrew Hoyt, A.W. Hough-
ton, James Trefren, Z. II. Rugsles, II. F.
Hoyt, A. o. Harris, W. A. Bemis.
Vote Cor Commissioner-John Morse had
los; scattering, 6:
Burke.
Moderator-Daniel Beckwith.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-Ashel Bur-
rington.
Selectmen-Harris B. Hall, Frederick H.
Hoffman, o. A. Denison.
First Constable and Col!ector-Olin H.
Smith.
! Overseer of the Poor-Daniel Beckwith.
Listers-Jesse Marshall, Harley NJ. Hall,
Daniel S. Townsend.
Auditors-Joel Trull, J. S. ]. Bemis, Chas.
) Watson.
Trustees--A. burlington, Jacob NJ. Neal
, Daniel Beckwith.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. Hall.
Town Grand Juror. S. J. Bemis.
County Grand Jurors-Joel Trull, Erastus
Humphrey.
Petit Jurors-Eben W. Cobleigh, Lorer
jenkins, D. w. Gushing, o. a. Denison
>, Leonard Watson, David ellison.
Vote for Commissioner-Jo Morse, !.