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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28
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NJ. MITTELDORFER,
225 Broad ST., between Sd and Ath.

VTIRGINIA SAVIN IA Nk.--
CHARTERED By the LsgiSiatars Of Va.
CAPITALS 100000!
MONEY received on deposit IN sums Oi FlV r
DOLLARS and upwards. on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annum IS paid for sums
remainins six months LONGER; for shorter pc
riods, interest at the rate OF per centGm
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. b. STARKE, at the store of f. 3.
Spence, corner OF Main and Governor streets,
SAhI'LS. COTTRELL, Pres't,
T. B. STARKE. Cashier,
de 28-3m G. WALTRhLl., Secretary.
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lave YOU been at +. GOLDSMlT'S, DDS Broad
riicins prices~White Tarlatans. ards wide. isA
usual price; yard wide Bieached Cot ons, of excel
snt sSaN az Y
very cheap; IRISH Linens at .0cents, worth IS cents
very rleh Collars at Is cts worth 81 80; EWDroid,
white Hose at 1919 cents; Camo,lc Bands; Infants
Waists; Cambria and SWISS Edgines and Insert,
ings, very cheap; splendid white Jaconet one and
a quarter yards in width, only cents; Millinery
Goods Dress Trimmings; Hair Nets, very cSeap;
Shut bospHs, and numerous oth.r articles. Bear
IN mind the goods must be sold TO make rOc m SO
:e;of fa If "sS s Broad r. ST.
| DKY GOODS Ar COST. Having too large
- a stock OF Dry Goods on hand for this season !;
March next nv entire stock of Dry Goods. CON
s,stinG OF every article generally found at first
| below cost. Also, heavy stock Of Ladies' Mo,
| tocco, cost and Leather Shoes, with and without
'eas o D,s u1 ,ssec aaa .ppsd Gaters q aston
cents worth twice the MONEY Gents Oaio1d les s.
The greatest bargains in Mourning Ro,no,s
| which ! BOUGHT at auction by Mrs. Wooiynths
| haT the value. BE careful of going To the ,,g T.,
place where you can save rs per cent, by raliins
at No. Main street JOSEPH sTRAUSE.h
| nfANCHEATEK SCALE WORKS.--ws
| WI have on hand from the above factory, PI. At
aHaHc 6TNTER f EVERY Sa1 sS and
| is age nts for the manufacturers arc prepared 10
house Scales, &c. which for psatneAs, durability
- x-,, VAS-tEw' f Il" !. NJ; 4 . CO.:
UENkY CLAY CIGAks.-A very Superior
JAS. II. PEARCE 4 CO.,
Druggists, Richmond.
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can now be had for only FIVE dollars. Every medi
cal who has examined this instrument. pro
nounces il superior to all others. If desired. We
will cheeTfuly refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus Rtict
ed, should procure one, they beng SO durable, and
the cheapest in the end. We ,wlil send this Truss
10 any part nf the country by Express mail.
FOR tie Truss or information concsrplng it. at-
dress G.. c. JACKSON
No. II Main street Richmond, Va.
Persons not Knowing US. can send their none, TO
any merchant or friend in this CITY.
The Truss can he had also ut Nessrs. MEApE&
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH 4 JOHNST0N'S,
Druggists. Sly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

boro; John McNicl, Westminster; Wa
rc,s Gilct' Wnitinghami $ Is. Barnard,
Wilmington.
The Petit Jurors who appearedaul We're
sworn were, +. 4. D1dsc, Athens; George
\. Hunt, Brattltboroj Edison Higgins,
Rrooklinc William Q. Miller, Benjamin
Shcknry, Dummer,ton; Daniel G. Leon
ard, Dover; j. L. Battlefield, Grafton
William II. Lyndn, Gniliord; Barnabas
Thurbur, llolitax; Hosea Lamphcar, Aaron
NJ. Butler, jamaica; David Babbiu, Lon
dondery Simeon Adams, Marlboro a.
f. Morse, Newfane; Reuben Smcad, Pat
nry; Alexand At.herson, l.. c. Hub
bard Rockingham; John n. Glazicr STRAIT
ton; j. w Taft, TownsheEd; Thomas w.
Wiley Westminster; Abraham Chase,
Whitigham; i. L. Barnard, L, T. Butter
field, Wilmington;. Orlando c. Burton,
Windham.
Upon the calling # the docket, y cases
were put down for trial by the Jury; the
first case for uial, however, was continued
upon terms.
A jury was then empanneled in No. So,
-Etbiidge G. Mason, Err. .. Joseph MAJ
son, apt
This came up by appeal from decree
Of the Probate Court for the District of
Marlboro, establishing the will Of Anthony
Mason, late of Newfunc, deceased. The
grounds upon which the will is contested,
are, mainly, that the viii was not legally
and technically executed that the testator
was unduly influenced by the executor and
others and that he was not, at the time of
the making of the will, of sound mind.
The case is now, "wednesday on trial.
VIM. II. Follett, c. X. Field and Slough
ton & Grant for PHI. A. Koyes, A. stod-
durd and Bradley & Kellogg for deft.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
Thunder III Maine!
Sweeping victory for the RcpnbIl

Sweeping Victory for the Republicans!
The State election of Maine took place
last Monday, and the triumph Of the Re
publicans was SO sweeping that they are
about as much surprised rs their enemies,
only they feel differently about il.
Washburn, the Republican candidate for
governor, is elected by 1900 majority, be-
ing a gain Of 60o0 on last year.
The Republicans also elect all their can
didates TO Congress, all of the State Senate
and four fifths Of the House Representatives
The vote is the highest ever cast at state
election and the victory Of the republicans
is through and complete. That is the
whole story. Now for Pennsylvania the
result of whose election will be looked for
with more interest and anxiety then those
Of any other state during the Campaign.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

I he east and the west are so generally
conc dcd for Lincoln, that the democracy
seem TO have abandoned tie field altogether
aud though with no hope of anything be-
yJnd deicalias a choice by the people, have
sent their whole force TO New York and
Pennsylvania where they are now engaged
IL patching up fusion Of Bel', Douglas
and Breckinridse, and in New York during
the past week, each party has swallowed the
other two OF three times apiece, TO see
which has the strongest stomach, but no
powers Of digestion have yet been found
equal to the tax. Suppose they fuse, we
do not believe they can carry the state.
This trading off and making up ticket Of
different elements, is so utterly disgusting
that we cannot, and do not believe the peo-
pie will sustain it, Our adyiccs from New
York are very favorable against the entire
combination. They Indicate that three
tourths Of the American party which sup
ported Fillmore out of New York city in
sc, will utterly repudiate the attempt to sell
olt their suffrage, and thousands Of them
have already announced that they shall vote
for Lincoln as lhir second choice Our
only fear is that they win not fuse, for We
much prefer to whip them all in a lump
together. The vote for Lincoln will he
greatly incn ased by fusion, therefore let
Us have t.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

MEN AND WOMEN, the most enlightened
admit that Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration
is very valuable inyigerator. After e.
vers, or in cases where the hair has become
weakened. Il not only reyives the action
Of the scalp, but gives new life to the capil-
liary vessels Ct the head, which supplies the
hair with animation, and those who suffer
from humors on the scalp will derive ben
eft by using. This superior article may be
relied upon for its heating properties. Mrs.
Wilson, also prepares from pure Cocoa-nut
OIL Mrs. Wilson's Hair Dressing, an article
for dressing the hair. 1t has no equal. Ii
cIeanses' ltrestores. 1t CLOSES. Itcurls.
It beauties, and It is the best article for
the hair in the world See advertisement
in another column.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
xyindham County court.

rhe Sept. term Of Wndham County
Court commenced its session at Newlane
on a'sssday the lib inst. Present, Hon
J. +. II dfeid, Oh. j., Hon. Marshall New
ion, ii assistant J.. Hon. Ira Goolhue, I'd
aSsistSnt }.
The Graad Jusos rho appeared anu
ssere sworn, werr, Thea@aa White. New
fame, foreman Clark Jacobs, Bra,ileboro
John f. Siearns. Dammersfon. ciloon
Palmer. Grafton; Jeremiah Tay Tor. Cub
ford, Alphcus Stone. Halifax; VIM. L.
Waterman, Jamaica; Barnet Waite. Lon
dondeay Cotton Mathew. alarlboro; Al
= in 6. heves. pa,ney; X i. Barry. Rock
5ngl,am; Chester AIbee, Strasioa Nathan
Fisher. Townsheni: Jarvis +. Burro VS.,
Frrnoa: Darwin NJ. Hammond. Wards
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

We invite special attention to the adver-
usement ct Prof Woods Res,oratire Cor
o,'f ana bood Reaorotor, in another column.
For weakness and general debility there Is
nothing Ike il; it viii strengthen exhila-
'.l.e' create an appetite at once, regulate the
bilious system, aid digestion, and in short
restore the weakened organs TO all their
2. original Eigor and strength. So valuable a
Ionic Cordial should be in the hands Of
every Invalid and in every family. Reader.
try It,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-A corresponds
ent of the Boston Journal relates the fol-
lowing terrible afiairwhich occurred in New
York City Two weeks since:
Among the churches opened in this
ne;ghborhood, none commanded more in
tercst than the Presbyterian church at
Ravenstan. The pastor, Rev. MIR. Free
man, has been long absent, aud came back
last Sunday to his usual field. He had on
ly one child, a beautiful little girl. She
was made doubly dear from tie fact that
she was all that remained of quite Il fami-
ly who had been borne to the tomb. Bright,
beautiful, intelligent, She was the delight of
all who knew her. Mr.. Freeman had a
neighbor whose wife was subject to deiec-
ton and low spirits, made so by the conduct
of drunken husband. She was under the
watch Of little daughter. No one thought
her violent or dangerous. But it was
thought best TO keep watch on her lest
ste should harm herself One day Mrs.
Freeman sent over her little girl t. make
this Neighbour a visit, and at the request of
Mrs. Freemau's little girl, the daughter Of
this woman LETT her mother and went out of
an GRAND. As soon as lie woman was left
alone with the child, she arose. took a dull
carving knife and almost cut her head from
her body, and laid the child down on the
floor. while the head was held to the body
only by bit Of skin. The deed done. the
woman sat down with smiling face to
watch the form of the child. AS soon as
her own daughter came in, she said, = She
is Safe The little girl ran TO the house
uf Mrs. Freeman, and called her; She ran
over and there saw her little girl wrapped
in her bloody shroud. The mother. paral-
wed, sank TO The floor; for time her req
son was despaired OF. But time, that kind
healer OF our woes, came TO her relief, and
with her husband, the mother came back
TO the home of her child. The woman who
committed the terrible decd is confined in
a mad house.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
The population Of relfast, Ne, is bv 4.
late census 1920. In 1850 it was 5o;o Guy

For he Hair.-The only prep,,,e
having proofs so strong and direct :. %1p
xpel the dolb.s Of all, of its saperio,.. "
as a hair restorcr, is Prot. Motifs M.?
Hair lnvigoraior, an article prepared MY Ny
strictly scientific principles, by Mr. A F'1
GREEN, and one that is fast supercedjn, n
others Of the kind. Try it once, and so y
vience yourself. Seg-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

The Lincoln excitement IN Illinois flames
up ike a prairie fire. The papers are full
OF reports of meetings that are astonishing
and almost unparalleled in their numbers
and enthusiasm. There were 10000 peo-
pie gathered at De Kalb, one day last week.
and speeches from three different stands by |
Cassius Nj. Clay, Senator Bingham Of Mich
igau, Joseph Knox, James II. Baker of
Minnesota, j. f. Farnsworth, and Isaac
! n. Arnold Ten thousand were gathered
at Mendon, near Quincy, and addressed by
o. II. Drowning, jackson Grinshaw, and
! Ben Nj. Prentiss, candidate for Congress.
The American party in Monroe county,
n. T., have gone over bodily to the repub-
licans, and a call for Lincoln and Hamin
meeting at Rochester, Tuesday night, was
; signed by 4l2 men heretofore members Of
: the American party. This looks as though
Brooks and Hunt would not have any great
amount Of votes TO sell unless they com
> plete their trade very soon.
So many Germans in Milwaukee have
gone over 10 Lincoln that the democrats
are quite desperate about it. In the 9th
ward the old German democratic strong
bold, the Douglas natives have made seve-
raj outragcs upon their old Teutonicf friends
A German republican picnic party was be-
set with stones and many injured also, the
German republican flag staff was sawed of
and an attempt was made TO cut away some
of The pillars Of tue wigwam. All these
outrages have a good effect
A. S. Thurneck Of Lexington, Mo-, mer.
chant aud taxpayer, for voting the repub-
lean ticket headed by Garde nhire for gov.
ernor, at the recent State election, has had
his house fired, his property despoiled, ant
has been compelled TO leave town because
the mob became so furious rs 10 seek hi.
life. Where one man is treated thus, ten
thousand are awed into silence and submis-
sion by the natural fear that they may be
hence the boosted unanmity of the South
, Nowhere will the election Of Lincoln ant
Ilamlin be hailed with more profound
though quiet gludness than by the million
white haters Of slavery in the slave States
Arson Burliugame made thiry-two ad.
dresses during the progress Of The campaign
in Maine.
IN the town of Mount Vernon, Posey
county, Indiana, where Fremont got only IL
votes, there are the names of 1917 voters on
The Lincoln club, besides many republican.
no, belonging 70 the organization.
] There IS much feeling among the Meth
/, odiets IN respect 20 the hanging Of Rev. Mr.
{. Bewley By the Texas mob, on suspicion Of
: abolitionism. lie attended the general con-
ference in fuiIalo in May, representing til,
Arkansas conference, and vas recognized as
j peaceful humble and devoted evangelist
: Iii. anii-slavery was Of the most conserva
+; tive and inoils nsive hind. When such men
become martyrs in a free and Christian
country, ii Is quite time for the church aud
alinis;ry ofall denominations to inquire Il
: tiese is net seale positive and siroug-hand-
: ed work Is 81 done IS them against slavery.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

The MECHANICS EXHIBITION at Fan
euil and Quincy Halls, Boston, is now open,
and possesses unusual attractions for visit
ors. 1t affords one of the most amusing
and profitable entertainments, as it enables
all to examine the works of the great inyen-
tive genius of the age, in Art, Science,
Mechanics and Manufactures.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

wy 'o@ you Sgfera-Dyspepsia is a
Irief bat comprehensive term for the nu-
merous diseases which affect the stomach,
hver' and, in fact, the whole system. Until
Dr. Greene discovered the 0rygeaated Bit.
fers' medical science had exhausted itself in
vain attempts 10 cure this disease.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

Through mistake toadslools were given Item
and two children, six and two years Of age,
respectively, have since died the mother
and child two years old lie dangerously
ill., and are not expected to live. The hus-
band was absent at meal time, and did not
partake of the poison.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

TWENTY-FIVE men got out Of the shop as
quick rs the thing could be done by con,
cei,ed movement Of all present some O
them well hjhered for tonsoral Operations
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14

One of those bloody affrays peculiar 10
the Southwest occurred at Okaiona. Miss
some days ago. Thomas Williams quarrel
ed with Jack Roberts. and the latter drew
a pistol on Williams bGt Wash. cambridge
pushed Roserts' hand aside and the ball
only grazed Williams ear. Another bv.
siander.John Charles, indignant at Dandri-
dyes interference with the sport. lodged the
contents of a shotgun in Dandridre's
breast and Killed him. Tie next dav vii
liams went to shOo; Roberts, but by mistake
killed hi brother. At last dates others Of
The family were in hot pursuit Of Williams.
When he IS finished there will be neaee !,
Okaluna for a while.
A barber in Hartford, k,eps a rettlssnake
and red adder in his shop for the amuse-
ment of his customers. The other dav
while the reptiles we're having tussla wiki
a rst, the glass over the box was accidentlv
broken and the pair set at liberty. About
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-14
Election Notes.

Tie returns come in very slow being so
,iority il is thought, will be about 2l000.
The Breckinrlge vote in most instances is
merely scattering, and will be about 20o0
Ia the State. SAKE viii get II 900 BY
asplii the democrats will have one solitary
Senator from Essex County In the House,
Of The 239 members, they will have about
25--or some II less than last year.
We hear that L. +. Woodbridge, boiler,
is elected to the Senate from Addison
County, against the regular republican can
didaie
The majority for Fairbanks is not as
large as that for Lieut.. Governor nor for
members of Congress. Many who are
scattered over the State, and who pretend
to be republicans would not vote for FAIR
banks, either on account of the rum bebel- |
lion of 1858, or from constitutional pro-
clivity TO old hankerism.
In a part Of our edition last week we
gave all the returns from the AZ towns
OF Windsor and Windham Counties, except
two. We now give Windsor county COM
plete:
Fairbanks SAKE, Harvey,
% towns last week, 1920 1oi9 pa
Poniret, las GA
Total, 446s 1ll3 27G
Put the democratic together and they
.,ayc increased their vote 50 from last year
while the Republicans have gained 1910
Hon. Crosby Miller is the represe ntativc
from pomlret, and in the House Of Repre-
sentatives therefore Windsor County stands
Republicans %, Democrats 2.
There is a Tremendous gain to The democ
sacy in Andover-where for several year.
past they havenot Lad single vote. Now
both wings get one rote each.
Rutland cast sos votes, the largest, we
think ever cast by any town in this State
at State election.
The iown of Fairfield elected lepubl
can representative. Heretofore she hal
been stropgly democratic
in Windham county the Il epublcan gail
on last year is 222, not including Somerset
which has not been returned, and wticl
casts only about % votes in the whole. Tn,
Douglas ticket is G6 votes ahead of til,
Breckenridge party in the county. b. D.
Harris Is only about 20 votes behind III,
ticket, Notwithstanding The split ticket game
and has more than 2000 majority over War.
rea Of Newfane, who, we Understand, has
no definite political ideas, and is therefore .
very convenient man TO run on mongrel
ticket.
j. d. Brideman for States Attorney, an,
L. Starr, Tor Senator, have each the sam,
number Of votes, 1919. which IS the hiehes
for AIRY person in the county. The yot,
Tor States Attorney is;
j. d. Bridgmau, Rep, 3,87s
Kitridge dla-kins, Doug, ISL
T. II. Strceier, Breek., 377-SGt
Majority for Bridgman, 2,jl7