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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
ANONYMOUS LKrrERs--A SAP c.

ANONYMOUS LETTERs-A SAD CAS-
some eight or ten weeks since 81
sixteen or seventeen years of age, pose
sing more than ordinary personal sltrS
tions, and sustaining an .rreproachable ~
utation, eloped with man now doing baS
ness in this city, TO whom she was mauH
and until four or five days since the cop
le have lived happily together in respsc
able family in suburban town. Isl
Monday she obtained consent of her hs|
band TO attend circus exhibition %
town adjoining that in which they resids
he advising her to take another femaf
member of the family for company, but ID
latter was prevented from accompauyg
her, and she went alone, returning home
an early hour.
The day following she appeared s0nS
what different from usual, which fact W
observed by the family. The next nor
ing "Wednesday the husband came 70 y
city as usual, notifying the family thai
should be detained until late.-Tbe y''R
wife appeared throughout the day 10 DC
little delirious or absent-minded, but e'
tea as usual with the family. Early ~
evening, as since appears, she cut her y
short, dressed herself in suit of her y
bands clothes, left the house by winao'
and walked thirteen miles 10 Lawrs'a
where she inquired if the circus was 'ns'
and finding that the troupe had gone
Lowell, she proceeded direct TO thai :.
where she was found yesterday m0rAas
and immediately brr ught to this city u
insane state of mind, and is now al
of her mother in Beach stree.
1t appears that since her marriage
las received quite number OF arg
nous letters, representing her husoans
icing unworthy of her. 1T has also
that among the members o.
ARGUS troupe was a young man WIN
he was acquainted, but whether or n0. =.
) the author Of the anonymous is's
which are believed to have produces
tate of her mind is not known.--p'
ourrok.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05


'IHE RELEASE OF DIR. DoY.-The re.
lease of DIR. boy from the Jail at St. 10.
seph, NO., where he had been convicted O,
running slaves out of the state, was dar.
ing exploit, worthy of old John Brown
himself. The following account of it is
gwen IN letter to the St. Louis Demo.
crat -
I'm Sunday morning last, between / and
z o'clock, during hard rain storm, a mar
ty of eight men, all disguised. nresap,ad
themselves at the Jail building of St. Jo-
sePh; and, after rousing the jailor by loud
knocks and cries, demanded admission. saw.
ing they were from Missouri, and had
caught horse-theif, whom they desired 10
put in Jail. The jailor, seeing the horse
theft in their midst, all covered with m,d
and secured with ropes, suspected notbing
and at once proceeded TO unlock hi, door,
and let the party in"
"A soon as they were all admitted thew
at once exposed the sham which they had
practiced, and told the jailor that their real
design was the liberation of DR.. John Dow
who had been convicted of negro steal;n1
and was confined in Jail. The jailor re.
monstrsted and threatened by turns. bu,
the party drew their revolvers and dem.na
ca the keys of the prison. AT leno,b H.
Jaiior, seeing the hopelessness Of his s;,naS
tion, agreed TO give up the KEYS nroy;dsd
,na' no o.ter prisoners were liberated Inn,
10y. lhls was promised, and boy was
~ horse taken out Of his cell, placed
by portion of the rescuers. while ssn uana
renamed with the jaIlor to prevent him
from giving as, the alarm until the fugitives
were well across the river. They ,hsn
maze maze preciPitaie retreat, took skiffs and
;n'o Ka aen way without interruption across /
BY the jailOr, and some few persons s, .a..ea
n PURSUIT Of The fugitives, but could s ne,
:sce 'ae% nat. at all BY. daylight the wbols
sty OF So. Joseph was, greatly: sys ;o.s
Soou' the matter. Great fears were 800,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
August Election.

Important elections took place last Mon
day in several of the Southern States. In
ST. Louis the Republicans were trium-
plant, and the Sunday reform measure was
carried by a. large majority Ia natural re-
suit Of Republicanism. s
In Kentucky the democrats have car
ried their governor, and the legislature by
a small majority. All right. ].
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Gy While the administration was cuttin,

B While the administration was cutting
off the heads Of Douglas postmasters, CON-
mission went to a DANTE, of Illinois, APP
pointing him TO one of those responsible po-
sitions. The p. M. General received a
prompt answer to this effect;
DEAR SIR:--AltLough / acknowledge
the honor of my appointment, regret to
say that l have yet an unexpred term of
five years to serve in the peniteniary
which compels me to decline your fiatlering
offer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

a THRIFTY AND SENSIBLE GIRL.-Not
long ago young lady, in entering rail
road car, had the misfortune to tear her
dress. The rent presented strong con-
trast to the general neatness of her appar-
ell She ccmposedly took seat, and div
ing her pretty hand into the depths of tiny
pocket, brought out needle and a bit of
thread, after uniting which with most dext-
erous manipulation, she set to repair the
damages, ana very soon spread out the
folds OF her robe as complete as if no acct
dent had occurred. There is good wife
for somebody.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

HE SANE REMEDY.-Horace Greeley
wniie recently riding mule in Kansas
tired the whip, then the spur, and finally
restored to moral suasfo,a," to keen ,bs
stupid and contrary animal in motion. bn,
All 10 no effect He finally got his dsndsr
up ana at The same time thinking Of Inc
he got the opposition to vote for
J. zen ~ taylor, tell to- praying as follows
4s9'o mule for Gods sake don't Be a m,Le p.
y Is useless to'add, the mule started off ON
q trot---Rutland Courier. - ="
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Another RaiIroad disaster |.

Nine killed and 20 acomded A terri.
BILE railroad accident occurred at Schaghi-
coke, N. Y, on Tuesday night. Nine per-
sons are said to have been killed and 20
wounded. Among the killed was Charles
Plympton, mail agent, and David Russell,
express messger Mr.. Plympton, was a
son of Erasmus Plympton, Esq, of Wards
boro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

Ry A n@w paper has been started a.
West Randolph, by w. Scott Abbott and
Hiram Greedy. 1t is called the hadepen-
dent Statesman. We suspect the Radical
Abolitonists will use it as their organ-if
they can. Mr.. Abbott, we believe, was
formerly of West Windsor, ard is man of
talent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

Isn't it early to prophesy respecting the
speakership? And in a railroad war.
wouldn't the fun be damaged by having a
railroad speaker Suppose we wait. Mr..
la'nes, and see who will be speaker after
election.-4Nonpelier Freeman.
Inc ABOVE Is IN response to remark of
the TIMES last week. Does the Freeman
mean Montpelier and Anti Montpelier, next
October
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

@ The brave Cassius M. Clay, has
been on the stump in Kentucky, where he
has openly advocated true Republican doc
trines, against both the pro-slavery parties
of that State ~ !.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

tanned that the excited populace would mob
the Office Of the Free Democrat, the new
freesoil paper. The lawyer who defended
boy had also been charged with being in
strumental in effecting his escape, and was
threatened with vengeance Of the people,"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Windsor County Democracy.

As we anticipated there was an immense
assemblage of democrats at the place where
the States Prison is, last week. Eighty
persons were present which in proportion
to their numbers in the county, Is probably
the largest number ever assembled at one
time in the world! The meeting was final.
ly organized by the election of j. O. IIaw-
kins, Esq, of Reading as President, who
whatever may be his political ia lings Ger.
tainly makes good presling officer. j.
P. Smith, of Royalton, and NJ. II. Foster,
of Springfield, were chosen Secretaries,
and the following nominations were made !:
For Senators-S. r. Stocker, Wind or
NJ. f. Cheney, Barnard .. A. Bryant.
Woodstock, VIM. Shepard>on, Springfield /:
Assistant Jadges--John Wright, Spring
field, VIM. Fetch, Reading; States Attor-
ney--J. c. Hawkins, Reading High .Shey-
ia. L. Chamberln, Pomfret; Hoh
Baihf-Coleman S. Shedd, West Wind
sor; Judges Of Probate John P. skinner,
Windsor District; j. l.. Lowering, Hart
ford District; County Committee f. r.
Shedd, West Windsor, G. Wolcott, -,
Nj. II. Foster, Springfield.
Among these nominations arc some pre-.
ty. tolerably good men whom we should be
glad to see occupying the places for which
they are named, but when you come to.
their politics--we are "oph."
Resolutions were introduced ENDORSING
the bred Scot decision and Mr. Cass' views
(Which one) on the naturalization question,
but they fell through. The democracy of
Windsor County are not so low as that vet.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

PERsoNAL.-Roswell Field, Esq, BROTH
er Of. c. K, now resident of ST. Louis,
No., is on a visit to his native hills, in this
County. He ranks as one Of the first law
rers in the State of Missouri.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

GOLD IN WILLIAMsvlLLE. Gold has
been found near the above named place
ana slulces are now being put in operation.
Z. X. Field, Esq, the venerable YIN. II
Williams, 0. L. Sherman, anil o. L. Lin
coln' have formed company for the inves-
tisation. Success to the enterprise. Who
speaks next under the head of "Golds".
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

B All, ha! The House journal for
1853 has been received this week. 1t is
very well and neatly printed by E. P.
Walton, Montpelier. Thank you!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

sition have always been ignorant Of its ma
ture, but ever trying to Initiate its name
Rmiand Coarlsr. IS
Having defined democracy will the Cour-
Ter now define negro2 Nj
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

Aceouats from Naples state that The vol
si.no Of sesuvius was in an active. state of
eruptisns- A-siven. of lava, flaming from
The crater, was already thFsse fafles I'm,
and was DESTROYING orchard, and - -.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

what IS Democracy p Fsrnaoaa Ifssss,y
II is love to God 'and man.. Ii. is bred
in the bone. II runs in the Hood. sT,s.;a
part Of nesli, and il is dyed in tie wool.
!. places all ~hse men on political equal
,lS ana negoes In the second class cars.
consequently, for these reasons the oppo.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
I. A. GRANT, 4
AUSTIN j. MORSE,
A, III. TUCKER,
LEWIS 8. WALKER,
HENRY n. SMITH
County Committee.

July 20, l6bS - -
Tbs several VIII be entitled delegates follows
Ashens, Q; Brssteboro Brooklins, q Dovsr,2 Dunn.
mcrsrcn, &; Grafton 3; Guilford ii Halifax 81 jamaica
3; Londonderry Marlboro, 8; Newfane, 4; Putncy, Il
Rockingham q; Somerset, Q; stratton, q Townshend
Vernon, 81 wardsboro, 9; Westminster whDgham, O.
Wilmington, 4; windham, 8. f
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
The Calnpaign!

The Bellows FALLS TINES is offered
to subscribers for the campaign, or to first
of January next, for fifty ceats. Send in
your orders
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

"a Those who want good Stencil plates,
or learn how to make them, shou Id address
A..J. Fullum Springfield, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

The Republicans Of windham County requested TO
meet Ia Delegate Convention Fsyctteve Tuesday,
the nay Of August, 1852 at 10 O'clock A. A. for the
purpose nonustipg Candidates for County onccrs and
Judges Of Probate for the Districts Of Marlboro and Vest
minister supported At the next Rrsemans election In
this sss and for the transaction Of any business properly
before tue Convention. 94i" sa- @as "@t1 &
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
With respect.

+. S.-Do not understand me as declin-
ing to serve under the administration be-
cause it would not be fully as respectable
as my present position. have very
high opinion of Mr.. Buchanan and his cab
met
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

ATLANTIC, MoSIuLY.AThe Atlantic
Monthly fos August is a capital number.
Besides Mrs. Stcwes ministers wooing ;.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

Notwithstanding the Iowa democracy
put themselves on Douglas ground and
even repudiated the Dred Scott dicta of
the supreme court, their prospects for the
approaching campaign are more hopeless
than ever. The republicans will probably
carry the state by larger majority than
ever There are good many prominent
democrats leaving their party, and joining
the republicans, included Col Scholte. who
is at the head of campaign paper, and
Major Il. w. Eastman, who has taken the
stump. These men have heretofore been
recognized and influential leaders of the
democracy. So desperate is the condition
OF the party that Brigadier General Au-
gustus Caesar Dodge thretens 10 resign his
candidacy for the governorstip, and leave
to somebody else the modification of a had
defeat
The law-abiding citizens of Marshall,
Mo-, amused themselves on Tuesday. the
18th, by taking from Jail three negroes who
were on trial for rape, two of whom they
hanged, and burned the third at the stake.
At Lockford, ILL.,, boy named Harris,
l6 or IL years old, hired horse the other
day to go six miles, but drove the poor
beast seventy miles, and until he fell dead
from exhaustion. The young barbarian
was afterwards lynched by half dozen
young fellows, who logged him so severely
that his life is in danger.
The n. Y. Journal of Commerce is much
grieved at the escape of Dr. boy from iail
at st. Joseph, Mo. Forty murderers or
thieves might have broken Jail. and il would
have been mildly Indifferent. But when
man whose crime consists in helping ne
groes towards Canada and freedom, escapes !
punishment, the sacredness of law is terri
bly, shattered, the constitution totters and
anarchy and misrule menace both church
and state. The niger is an awful power
in our politics.
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AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.

The following persons agents for the Bgtows FAIL,
TNss, to +Aoo subscribers can make their payments,
aud all who have net paid for the present will
DO 30 Immediately.
Athens, y O Reincid. Londonderry e. Barker.
Brookirfe, Asa Flint So. Londonderry, E. Walker.
saxtons River, NJ. p Barry. putney. u. h. Campbell
Nottingham, 8 Eings Townshend, Henry 5ilsbury.
Westminster, Mo Pierce, Jacksonville. H. ". brigham
0rsfton Samuel Phelps. Wilmington, Origin Smith
IIcushtonvills. J. II. Putnam Windham, N. W Wood
Jamaica, D. Gilbert Dexter. W. Towrshsnd, y D. sawyer
-.
Windsor County.
Springfield, Geo c. Porter Les....-~ Geo n Barrctt.
Cavsndish, r. 0. winsioH.s St I. n. Clark. ~ q
Plymouth, J. J. uadiey.
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