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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

the eff. certain collateral security in his
haHa,.. The def. claimed that the written
contvsc, had been superccdea by another
and Different subsequent 'contrict
Verdict Sor dcft. $. Y, Flagg, D,ven.
port 4, liaskms anl Bradley q hllcgs
tir PHIL. ". Xix, p. 4. Wasliburn, d,
Kellogg and Stoughton & Grant for delft.
ghe State Z, iioaso Chapman was fiie
uext case. This was an indictment fer
adultery and bisamy. Plea, not gritty,
verdtct, gait,y on the counts charging The
respondent with adultery. Geo. Move,
States, Attorney,--C. n. Bave,TG't and
A Stojdard for respondent
fseph Kpgp .. Gro T. Ri-e T. al.
This was al action 81 t,r$paS$ q". H. Pea
NOT g7ahy. The main question involved
was the title to lot No. ), Of William VIII
lams' first survey in Somerset, being 90
acres Of wild land near Searsburg, The
Couit held that neither party having good
record title, ths party first in possession I'M
der color of tit'e could maintain his ac-
ton against trespasser. Verdict for plfE
S. T. Fisgg and Siou.hton IL Grant for
p. Dayenport'& llaskins ana Butler &
Wheeler for deft.
Bank Of Braa'eboro .. Era3k Reed ct. al
This was an action of cjectmenL Tie ease
turned upon the validity of the levy and
set of OF the premises in question. II APP
peared that one cf the appraisers was
stoclhol,ler IN the Bank The Court held
the proceedings invalid. Verdict f,r dctss.
Geo. Howe and ID. Kellogg for plhs. T.,
e. Kirkland and Bradley & Kellogg for
defts.
Geo. 3. Church e. A. G. Chopin. This
was an action of gecta,ent. The pff. claimed
title to the land in question by virtue of
deed from Forth Church. The def. claimed
'by virtue Of q levy aud set off on an exc
cttion against said Forlin, subsequent 10 the
deed. Verdict for the deft A. S. Camp
bell, ID. Kellogg and PIT. Washburn for
def. Stoughton & Grant for plf'.
Torn Of Jamaica .. torn Of 2oanshend
apt. Question as to the residence of
pauper. Verdict for deft. Butler g. Wheel
er and bradley & Kellogg for pln. A..
SioddarI and P. r. Waslburn for deft
-4bid Richardson, apt. 4. Caroline Rich
ar'dson and Bmaa A. Cook Erecatoss
This was an appeal from Probate Court,
establishing the will of Warren b. Rich
arason, late of Putney. The objections
daSen TO the viii were---ffrst, that it was
not legally executed--second, that the test
ator was not Of sound mind-hi'rd, undue
Influence. The testimony failed TO estsb-
lish either point. Verdict for the Exrs.
sustaining the will. VIM. Rounds and
StougI:on & Grant for Exrs. G. l.. Fetch
err, Davenport and Haskins and p. L.
Wasllbufn for apt.
Levis c. LoecUr-John Wi1ey, I'd, guard
an of Timothy LoreR. This was an action
Of aSsuntpsh brought TO recover for The
board Of said Timothy about three months
in the autunsu of 1858. Verdict for plh. |
Steoghion l. GRANT for plf. J. w. Car
pentcr and A. Stoddard for def
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

Go AuEhDIsM.-Sir CHARLES Iyell,
when in The United States, received the fol-
lowing advice from friend: When you are
racing with an opposite steamboat, or chas-
ing her, and the otherrassengcrs are cheer
ing the captain, who is sitting ON the safety
valve to keep it down with his weight, 60 as
far as you can from the engine, and loose
no time, especially if you hear the captain
exclaim, fire up boys-put on the ro>in y
Should servant call out, Those gentle
men who have not paid their passage will
please 20 TO the ladies' cabin y obey the
summons without moments delay, for then
an explosion may be apprehended. why
to the ladies' cabin" said. Because il is
the end of the boat and they are getting
anxious for the personal security Of those
who have not yet paid their dollars, being
Of course indifferent about the rest. There
fore never pay in advance! for should you
fall overheard during the race, and the
watch cries out so the captain, "a passenger
overheard - he will ask, "Has he paid his
fare" and If he receives an answer an the
affirmative he will call out-"Go ahead y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Campaign NStes..

The Phtsburg papers give tire names of
over one hundred prominent gentlemen Who
till now have been Democrats, but have
Joined the Republicans. Among them is
Hon G. f. Gilmore, formerly editor of the
Pittsburg Post, a Democratic print.
The republicans of New York city are
doing a large business in the naturalization
of German voters. Some sixty are turned
cut all made every day
The Wide Awakes of Pittsburgh, Pa,
hive novel spectacle on hand for their
great demonstration of the 27th, which is a
torch-light procession in boats, on the river.
They promise to have one Thousand torches
in their flotilla. .re
Formi,yto7e, n. T., gave in 1858 Gov.
Morgan 1877 votes to sc for Parker Dem. J.,
81 for Burrows (Am.), and II for Gerrit
Smith. The Limeln boys have canyassed
it for President, and report---For Lincoln
and Hamlin three hundred and hoer,ty -seren !;
douglas, 50 all others, or doubtful, 81. AT
least Ave hundred towns in that State will
make similar reports next November.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Agricultural Fairs.

Next week is TO be the grand series Of
agricultural fairs--in this region.
The Town Fair at Plymouth promises
TO be ahead Of any of its predecessors. The
prepa atoms have been very ample, and
with favorable weather and the presence Of
The Pittsfeld Cdrnet Band, and an address
from Rev. ". s. Baleh, itcannot fail to be
an occasion OF mich socitG interest, and
profitable as an exhibition.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Tie Black
River Valley Agricultural Society hold
their first annual fair at Proctorsville We
are not very fally posted as TO the arrange
'nents, and have seen 40 bills, but the loca-
aion is very Desirable one. and the re-
sources for successful fair are abundant.
On Wednesday, Hon. +. ID. Culver will
deliver ON address before the Society, and
this alone must be very attractive feature.
Tho Connecticut River Valley Agricul-
mural Society villa commence its fifth annu-
al fair at Charlestown, N. H., on Tuesday,
md continue till Friday. The preparations
have been on large scale, and it win prob
ably be the greatest agricultural show in
these parts. Among the horses which will
be present at this fair are number Of the
frss prize stations at the great horse show
at Springfield, among which are the old
Morrill,, Sherman Black Hawk, and Green
Mountain Morgan. Among The trotting
horses, nre Pinto, Draco, and Flying Nor.
gan. The exhibition of cattle will also be
very large, and the same may be said q
sheep. The Deluge FIRE Company o
Keene, have also accepted an invitation Il
be present one day during the fair. In adj
sdi.ion to the above there viii be. during
the exhibition, Market Fair for the sad,
Of stock.
The windham County Agricultural So.
ricty holds its fair on Wednesday and
Thursday. We believe they have not sc
rnuch as advertised in the papers this year
and we have seen no posters in this part o.
the County. but from programme sent u.
This week, We learn that the Wilmington and
Londonderry Cornet Bands will be in at-
tendance both days. We presume Other
Shings will be as good as in former years.
r. S. Since writing The above, full
notice has come to hand which will be found
in another column. 4
The Nottingham Town Agricultural So
ciety holds its fair on "Wednesday, the 1otl
of October at Whiiingham Centre. This
is an enterpiising Society, and they vii
undoubtedly have successful exhibition
as the arrangements are good aud wifi Sc
cure it. David Jillson Esq, is presiden
and Elijah d. Allen secretary.
In conclusion, we would say, 60 TO tn,
fairs. Iii emphatically the working man !
holiday. IL is good time for social reun
ion Of ola friends and acquaintance. L
strengthens old ties, and forms valuable rev
ones, and pleasant memories long 10 b,
treasured in the chambers of the heart
Therefore. take your wives, your children
s'o1r lovers, and even the old bachelors
and 90 to the fairs'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Vermont News.

The receipts Of the late state fair Bur
lington were $1,000, which fully meets the
expenses The fair has now been held at
Burlington years, and Rutland will pro-
badly have it next.
A son Of Daniel A. Gill recently killed
on his fathers farm, near the Connecticut
river, in Springfield, a rattle-snake 81 feet
long, with nine rattles. This is the second
destroyed by the same young man the pres
ent season. ..
The story that a Mr.. Hamilton, of Yer
gennes recently vomited ru, lizard, &c, is
all hoax. .....-r.
SAD CAsUxLTY.--A friend informs us Of
ralnial occurrence, resulting in the death
ola little daughter of Mr.. CiaTenont Cole,
2 years of age, which took place in Middle
town, on Sunday, the 9th inst. 1t seems the
child had been left alone for short time
and had obtained some matches, with which
she was playing when one of them became
ignited, and thus set fire to the clothing of
the child, burning her SO severely that she
survived but few hours---Ruland Her.
ALL
Sylvester Ball aud Gardiner Ball, broIh-
ers, were examined in Newport, on the 10th
and llth inst. on charges of stealing, and
bound up for trial, the former in $3.50 and
the latter in $40.
The Age gives the following incident of
the late master:
On the morning of the closing day of the
late muster, Governor Hall accompanied hy
a friend approached the field upon the south
side near the station pro ten, and was go.
ing upon the ground, when he who suddenly
arrested in his course by one eff the picket
guards, IA member Of oar company and
The following conversation ensued;
Gor.-"Can pass here Z"
GaeJ,i.-"No, sir =
Frtend.-" Can't you pass the Gorernor p
GWard-"Not without the counteresirn y
Goc.-"That's right. If such are I.ur
orders, do you obey them, and pass no one
The Governor was therefore Obliged to
wait until the Sergeant Of the Guard could
be sent for, from whom, upon his arrival.
he obtained the couniersign, and he and his
, friend proceeded on to ground
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
windham County Court.

On Monday. Sept II. the first ease tried
pas No. a.. Aison l.. HSlder 4. 44rriae
Boyd. This was an action Of asspmpsit up
on a written contract. Plea, general fSyue.
The pltf claimed that the d,ft gave a
written contract 20 indemnify him, and
make good he ecEection OF his debt aeains,
ane Bcnzil Boyd, Z he, Pif. would give 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

az Our readers will notice n, another
column, letter from veteran democrat
of Landgrove, who very naturally and
properly repudiates modern democracy,
which has deserted its former professions,
and having been cheated by Pierce and
Buchaaen, will this year vote for Lincoln
ana Tfanilin, like thousands of others.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

was caered at feastal rate until caught in
another tree, where tlee balloon burst, drop
ping tho mroucaut 10 the ground. La Noun
tain was found senseless by son'c isrnrtrs,
and much bruised BY his adventure he ar
rived home at Lsusinsburs n. S.,Vn Sat
urday The balloon t'avelcd thirty miles
i'm twen,g-iEne minutes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

EDITORIAL CHASGE.--WilburP i. Davis,
Esq, formerly of the SoRdard, is about as
suming the editorial management of the ST,
Adams Messenger, one half Of which eslab-
lishment he purchasesofits present prcprie-
tor. l.. u. Whaling, E4l, Mr.. Davis was
formerly connected with the Messenger in
the capacity Of editor and is well acquainted
with lis readers, their wants, likes and dis
likes, and viii make the paper what II
should be for growing and cnterprising
community We shall gladly welcome him
into the fraternity again, and hope his utmost
expectations may I've rcaliscd.- lIeodstvcI
Standard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

G1000 A YEAR made BY any one With SO fss4
- &OO Stencil Tools stock eneneh iprl,ss-i ~
tail for $50. With aesssy tirs asnosn. may b. MS
int~o weeks time The only reliable thsss n
Is at fuiiaSl's American strnsi Tool Works the ARRESTS,
Gully permanent Mandatory ia the World ossss
Springfield, We. Ssiesrooms 2l2 Broaaway New Yerk
Merchants Exchange Boston, and sprne6ed,yt Hs
graphic view Of the American Stencil Tool Works y ~
at tho TIMES OFFICE These Works command the eIsgsp
and entire control Of the whole River at all seasons aa
machinery for manufacturing Stencil Tools fen tyA n
ter wbee Of seventy 1--WE horse power aordng mHhs M
unlimited adsantagcs which osssr concern car p-u
TO claim. The SU outfit Is for cutting snail hzas pss.
and business cards Tos for cutting large work Of al ss
furnished for SIS Ne experiences necessary Using IA,
Of there Tools Do NOT ISL 10 send for samples and euA
Andn yon buy Stencil Tools, be sure get fulsmt a
they universally known be the only perfeet euttn
Tools made. Address or apply TO A, D. FULLAN.
Springfield, Vt, - Merchants Exchange Bosen. or III
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
,ount Of the tragedy
QUINCY. Sent. 81. /

... .........a 80 QtINC1s toepl. ~, Iobu.r
The cold-blooded tragedy which was EN-
acted in this town on Friday last continues
to be the all absorbing topic Of conversation.
The public sympathies are all yon tlie side of
the murdered man, who, Though astrancer
and but little known, sustained an unblem
ished reputation among his acquaintance,
While Pope, according to tiIe testimony Of
those who knew him wcH, was disagree
able neiglibor, and man ofviolent and I'M
governable passions.
About two o'clock on the dav OF the MUIR
der young Fortier, who had worked four
out of the five months for which he had
agreed TO serve Mr.. Pope, called at the
house of DIR. William Duggan, who resides
short distance from the scene Of the TRACE
dy, and requested the doctor to 20 down to
Pope's with him, as he wanted to have
settlement and was afraid to meet him alone.
EIe said be could not longer submit to the
treatment which he had received from his
employer. As an instance ofthe conduct of
Pope toward him, the 5Nsang man said that
at breakfast one morning he passed his cur
to Mrs. Pope for coffee, when her husband
knocked it out of his hand, at the same time
utterine fearful oath.
lie (Fortier) remarked that no one knew
how much he had suffered He wanted
boots, and although Pope owed linn fifty
dollars, yet when he asked him for some
money 10 bay pair the latter refused him.
saying he had no money for him. For1ier
seems to have had presentirsent Of his
melancholy fate, for he said in the course OF
his conversation with the Doctors family
that he had suffered for some time from fear
full dreams and the want Of Sleep. He was
asked how Mrs. Pope treated him, when
he replied That Ire did not know anything
about her; that he dare not speak to her
lest he should give offense TO her husband
Forter, with tears in his eyes, begged DIR.
Duggan and has son William IL. DWrsan, 10
accompany him TO Pepes but they being
neigh6ors, and not wishing to appear as if
interfering with his concerns, excused them
selves, and advised the young man to get
some enc else Ibr. DasgaH urged him 10
pursue a pacific eoarse in the matter of set
clement, and thought he weull have ne
difficulty. Fortier said he would not STAY
with Pope another night. lie said he had
no friends thereabouts and requested per
mission 10 Sleep at Ibc. Dsgsan's. which was
granted him. The honest simplicity of his
character Is eyiaecl in his willingness to
sleep even ~ The barn ifihere was not room
IA the house for him, and in his agreeing TO
wosk ON the farm in payment fer his break
fast lie showed dasuerreotype likeness
at his sister, over which he went.
The unfortunate youth finally left DR.
bugg1n's alone. saying as be went. "IShafl
be back again in half an hour IT sm alive r
He went, and at the expiration of that brief
period he Icy weltering in his blood in
filthy bRrnyard. lie met Pope in the din
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
THE oxYcENArrp n,r,,

The qualities Of this INC iieluc have mac, S'
perishabie foundation In destroying discs, upeass
health, 1t has no parallel. AUG 'nisA
For the following Complaints these m,,o,
via DgPsi'sia, ~ HZaisegior, Hesr, Bu,. !" aSPs
'irSH'Ss, Loss qf ARpe'iie, Heataehe ond SaA Q
In many sectious of our county this prco,.., oas
sively used by physicians in their practice -, s'Hs
have restored many to health who wcrc an,,s' wa
the rcoeh Of the healing art. ''g Sgs
Dyspepsia Cured.
McssTs, :, W. fowLE & Co, - Aayl2 n
ucntlcmen About seventeen yrar. e,ot
with DypcPSo, with It's attendant paIn61 a. va, sta
sensations from which for long time s ei
tried many remedies and consulted rmnsn, y, VhaaA
~gard 70 my ease, but Found no relief "a gsls
system of diet, but fund could not st.rs @s ID
tnotn my system, About five years rinrc 1 x. e alr
sstent urgency Of my friends Induced 10 ,nas y Ab
oNsefNArEp BfrrrRs from the use Of which :, tsaa
immediate relief aud by the continued nse az opts
SIX bottles found myself entirely yflfrsJ A., e h.,
trouble. Occasionally, at long interyals Jl nytta
three years, have felt slight symptoms ~ wv ueEe
disease but dose OF the Bfters l. suici.n, y ue
difficulty, would advise all dyspeptcs * ,,ene'e s
done So 20 use the oxHGESArED BrTriRs wi,hSn W ss
so doing think they win receive permanent NM
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

FAvALIrT.-Ahss Susan f. Sentcr, of
Charleston, was riding through the streets
Of Manchester, \. H., when the vehicle in
which she was locked wheels with apofher
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

PERus or BALLOON TgAyE1txG.-
JsbR La Msnniainrsde SRs ASCENSION from
Albany ca Friday, and sailing eastward
was caught m tornado during which he
attemp'edto land in Eas, Lanesboro. Mass.
lie was first dashed against stone wall.
and then dragged until he came in contact
with tree, tearing the balloon thence be
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

TIrEAvrss TT I;UDEo-w. - The Toice
gives aa aeeoalit,f frequent aheving oper-
ations which has occurred in Ludlow recently,
In July Mr.. A. C. Fullam had sotne $50,
stolen from his bed chamber, ard more
recently various f,uit trees have been robbed.
Rev. w. S. Balcb, lost three or four bushels
Of nice apples in one night. About FIVE
weeks ago Mr. John Riggs had near sixty
pounds Of Pork stolen from his cellar
Last Sabbath he found, on his return from
church. about twenty pounds replaced, and
the following ne:e on the barrel, from the
sofl hearted ~ rescal.
Mr. Riggs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

Lge has fec charms--for the p,,,,,
which is not TO be, wondered al. !. y'p'H
take into account the amount Of ha'r, !
terins which he endures. Bv N.Y. y
0rggeaated Biaers, the picture /, y. 40
and the bright side of life appe,r. ''0'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

An "lRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT" III Ono
Last week Thursday U. S. Marshal Lif-
ford of Cincinnati, with two deputies and
eight men, went to Iberia, Morrow county,
Ohio, TO arrest three slaves who had ran
away from Germatown, Ky, four months
since 9ne was captured by the marshal
and after examination by com missioner
Newhall was remaHded back to the custody
Of his former master. One Of the deputies,
however, was set upon by the crowd who
tore of his clothes, took away his warrant
and money, and threatened TO hang or shoot
him, but after cropping his hair allowed him
TO depart without his negro. Another de-
putty was frel upon while attempting 10
the third Negro, the deputy returning
The fire and shooting Off the fingers of one
Of the rioters, but he too was obliged to
leave without the negro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

The ATLANTIC The Octo.
Der number Of this popular magazine pre-.
senis most superb and interesting issi,Ie
OF contents, and the ARTICLES n prose ssd
verse are from some 0f HE heading writers
an the country. There Is a solility about
the matter OF tlns magazine, which il pc
culiar to itself, and whiel. gives it marked
prominence. Ticknor and Field, Boston
1876 Washington, correr of School Street
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

aud she, by some means, received wound
upon her forehead which fractured her skull
and resulted in her death. There was no
Que thrown from either carriage, and how
Size received such cash j. mystery.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Murder ola yer,nonter.

A Vermonter, named Fortier, of Bran
don, was murdered in Quincy, Mass, GA
Friday last by a man named Edward n.
Pope. A woman seems to have been raix-
ed up in the case, though it may prove tlrat
Pope's Jealousy was not well Sounded
We copy from the Boston Journof the fol-
lowing account Of the tragedy:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

n. ~ Fark-k5r. NsulYark
49, =, - vnee o. the ilacrioan ricishsf ,rteh h,s
- y e1erstrset or many wears past l. r,I-f =,
HsiiI oniil's AZ u Pa,tRer, leFro-i,e tie CIV
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

thank YOU for your pork you
are poor win bring brek seme it is good as
when took been in brinc
ha ha TAoK.lss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
FWN F4NL I'M jim n
HANNIBAL HAAILIN.
-llE MAINE

WtLahAM HENRY, OF Bellows Falls.
HENRY G.. ROOT, af Bennington.
JOSEPH WARNER Of Middlcbury.
SEWARD A. CAH0ON, Of Lyndon.
iSE WITT c. CLARK, Of Burlington.