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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01
Rutland 4 Burlington Railroad.

0Nand after Wednesday,, Sept, 25 1861, Trains will
" AS follows. TO wit:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington. 100 aud HOS A. NJ, and 900 ?. N
Arrive at Rutland, II COM, 40 VI and " 90 night
Leave Rutland, 5.25 A. NJ, and " Is L. VI.
Arrive At Bellows Falls, T.5oA. NJ, ard 2S5 =. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Fails, 520A NJ, 1926 and5ao p NJ.
Arrive at RI l,nd l0.l0 VI, So AMI 8 90 2. NJ
Leave Rutla $50 A. ~, / - aud IS z. NJ.
Arrive at BIZ lington $50 NJ, Goo and Is P. NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Vermont Central and VI canada
Railroads for Montpelier ST. Adams Rouses Point Mou-
rea ogdensbursh aud the WcstAt Rutland, with taigs
for Troy Albany and New Yerk sara ogs Spru Scheuec-
ady and the Mrst-At Bellows Fails With tralus Ches-
ire railroad for titc4hurg Worcester Lowell aud Restoa
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brteboro Springfield,
Hartford. New Haven and New Yolkand with Sullivan Il.
r. for Windsor White River Junction. Wells River Johns-
bury, Barton httetou and the White Mountains.
Passengers the West will find this cheap. pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets and all necessary Information enquire the
offices on the line.
R.A.oHAPIN Superintendent,
RUTLAND Sept. % 1851 10
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Railroads..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
an AID AFTER MONDAY, pEc' 10 lsVo' TRAM


nN AID AFTER MONDAY, pEc' 10 leCo TRAINS
" Will rallat 'piloNa;
sA- N u Is rE" N 81
Tho Morning Train viii leave Windsoiat Q a. NJ
CONNECTING with trsus nom Montreal aud ugderShursh'-
c,areuivnt at i3, aud Charc,towh az ~ ~ gonnoe
ting AZ nelows tals with Cheshire kaihoadtor boston
howl tnd NOrcrster.tnd with Vermont valley ufoeu
roI -prins0etd xrryirr az NV York at $50 y ".
The Man rfain Nl teaye inds0l atl1a1, T. " lor on
arrival 81 ryaus nom Montreal ogdcnsbugl, harten ana
Liltieon CiaTuoLt atl aud JharlestoWnAt Loo -
NJ eouuectiug at bellows fallswth Cheshire Railroad tor
Boston Worcester, &C. with Vermont Valley kairoad
for Springfield Sc. arriyngut New Nurk ~ IL 10 T. NJ.
and eilh iiutand and burlington taroad
rS.I az = No
TheMa Train will Bellows FALL atl220, charle
town At " "A Garemontu lbp A. conneeti atNiud
sor with VI Central ailtoad tor Montpelier darlington
Rouse Point Month @ sdensburgh Sc andstNm
River Junction with fassumpsi, iailrcat foe Wells tir
LiltlctOn 81. JOhnsbury barton, Rldthe White Noun
tains.
Thegvoning Train wllleave Fellows FALL az 5sa Ton
arrival Of trains from oson and New York. that stown
~ l8 aud Ciarcn ont GAP r. NJ. connecting a, Wind
with Vermont central Railroad for Montpelier Burng
ton Gesc's Point, Montreal Ogd, nshurgh. SC.
EDWARD THOMPSON, supt
Charlstown y II. lie lo-l.tU II
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SAL DON

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n t1ctarei IN thu latest SIS Of tie arr It pric.
TIE times Old D1suAre,ity p-s. Antr0trpe- 81
and enlarged to ifr sizs. aud bcausimiy co,osea
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01

person who loves u nicc, c,can mouth. and
a first rate sharpentr Of the appetite, will
abandon it, Gardener,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01

RUSSELL HYDE,
Bealcri in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also,in FLOUR Lard, Hams, Fish, T. l. Salt, Oil, fisid
Butter, Choess, Crorkery aud Glassware
The above goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
ata small advance, for ready pay. Aali at
Newtens Block, MOL
BELLOWS FALLS, May l,ls5I.
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l.. AMADOS,
wATC AkER s EW II l. Il r.
Constantly for Sale
Watches Clocks Gold aud Silver Work, and Fancy Goods
Al.s good Of Gus Rifles aud Fishing Tackle
In WentwOrths New Building.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01

We would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents and the Medical Faculty the state ~ Vermont
well selected stock Of Imported and LIQUORS
which offer sunbe and satisfactory terms
We permitted publish the following Chemical Anal
ys that have been made by emisent Chemists Of our
Liquors.
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n CARD
TO THE PUBLIC

NETAKE PLEASURE IN ANNorvc,,
w mefons Freuds anu Patrons ~, ~ TO 0rn,,
nnd pe,eNrine trade tior which W. u,., t
stock to tbs utmost capacity that o,r y inrns "
Of 'oit' mns. And vish "a .as 10 H. r,, sicTe e
fonseNcr, where that they can 6nd al '"sHs sadoul
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BUSINESS CARDS,

A~naaasf a - - -
BUSINESS CARDS,
GiLBERr \, DAVIS,
ATTORNEY Asp COUNSEL or AT LAW,
Solicitor - ,I,s,c, ia rl,acety, Notary Public and
iiis and tlse luauw1ce Asrnt
rE,cuyILLs, VERMONT "a
\. u. y A. q. NOURsE,
Manufacturer OF
DOORS, SAsnEs s nLlNus, & DEALER IN LUMBER,
Steam Mrlror Planning, saving, Moulding, Sc. Sc.
EsteS & Greas naiilng, llii DRArrLkhoHo VT
CHAs. a. MILLER,
SIGN n, oaNAMENrAL PAINTER,
Also ss,LHsN v,aNisngs All KINDS oFAe
risrs NtrseiAt
cLEsrEg, VI. l-s2
Particular attention given to all kinds of picture painting
sroucuroN & GRANT.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELL0Rs AT LAW
AID Solicitors in chancsry. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt
oaiee in wentuorths New Building,
II. Il. sroUGmroN l.. a. GRANT.
SAMUEL NICHOLS, NJ. D.,
sICIAN AND sUBG EoN
oaee No. 3 wlghtnau's Block.
CHARLES b. EDDY,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
BELLoWs FALLS, VT.
0 heo in ,mmoth Block. lT-l6-ly
ID. Il. PIERCE,
Manufacturer and yender Of every thing made from
IARsLg, faREsroNE, GRAStrE or soArsroNk
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
l.. AMADON,
wATCu AKER JBW h Il Err,
Constantly for Sale
Watches Clocks Gold Silver Work, and Fancy Goods
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NOTICE,
Any person hereafter cutting pines or Other
|evergreens upon my premises, will be prosccu-
pay fifty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person of such tres
pass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Westervelt are on my land. There are plenty
Of pines on the other side Of the lake for all
Christian purposes, chat are of no other use
/ GEO. W. BULI.ARD.
December "a, 1889. l!7tf
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w E S Il lsN w 0 RID
Insurance & TrnSt Gamnany.

Office, Nos 142 and IA South Water Stceet
Chicago Illinois. Capital S $50, 900.
BOARD of Directors.-O. Kendall, Geo. II
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Chas. II. Abbott. Geo. II. Hazcltcn, President
Chas. II. Abbott, Treas, Alfred Edwards, Sec
Having received an appointment as Agent.
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tions for Insurance in the same.
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The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06
Shocking Death.

M;shaps seldom come singly, and so it
proved to BE with teamster from Red Bluff
to Weaverville, named Thomas NJ Ewing,
aged about 45 wears, and we believe former
resident of Missouri. This unfortunate man
arrived in town on Monday evening, and
stopped at the Franklin House during the
night. On the morrow, he left on his up
country trip. and from some unexplained
cause capsized his wagon about half a mile
from town. Having unloaded in order to
right again, he was shortly after on his way
and PROCEEDED without any difficulty over
the divide on the Whiskytown road. In de-
scending, there is 4 curve short distance
below the summit, in rounding which his
wagon got eramped. AMI he being heavily
freighte3, dismountei and tried the free and
forcible application of the whip. but without
success. He was assisted now by VIM. Bar
ringer, another teamster who was in company
with him. The result of the joint applica-
ton of the whip was that tile wheel horses
began TO plange, and next the leaders start
g. on run, and probably owing to the fact
OF Mr. Ewing having halt in his gait, either
from malformation or disease. he was unable
70 extrcate himself and was threwn down SO
that the wheels OF the near side of the wagon
passed over the meek and base of the skull,
indcting injuries of 50 extensive character
as must have eauscl instantaneous death.
We carefully examined the deceased,
short time after the accident, in company
with Justice Kittriige, acting Coroner, and
assisted in making the inquest. A verdict
was returned in accordance with the a:ove
facts The remains of deceased were then
carefully removed to Ne. Cusick S saloon and
properly cared for during the night, and in
TERED the following day IN the cemetery near
town. The friends and relatives of deceased
are unie- many obligations to Mr.. j. V.
Scott anl NJ. C.ocker for the humane part
they took in the matter.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

The Delegates to the late Union Democratic Con-
yention from the various precincts. are requested
TO meet the respective places and for the several
purposes named below, on
Saturday, the Goth ins..,
at one clock, p. NJ,
Supervisor District No. 1.-The delegates from
Canon House, Lower Springs Spring Creek, Whis-
ly Creek, Middletown. Shasta and Mad Ok are re-
quested to meet in Charter Oak Hall. Shasta, to
nominate Supervisor for District NJ. ], and two
Justices oil the Peace and copstables for Shasta
township.
French Galeh Torasl;p.-The delegates from Free
Bridge, Oak Bottom French Gulch and East Fork
wall meet at the Empire Hotel, French Guch, to
nominate two Justices of the Peace and two consta-
bics.
Clear Creek To,cnship.-The delegates from
Horsetown. Texas Springs. Janesville, Clear Creek,
Eagle Creek, Muletown, Prairie City, Bald Hills,
Watson Gul,h, A-buckle, jerusalem, Ludwig 5
Bridge and Roaring River will meet at Dufys Ex-
change, in Horsetown, to nominate two Justices Of
the Peace and two constables,
Lockhar Toeaship.-The delegates from Fall
River and Fort Crock viii meet at Wilson 4 Co. s
store, Fall R;v,r 10 nominate two Justices Of the
Peace and twJ constablss.
C,ttonrood Toeasaip.-The delegates will meet
at the house of Wm Lean, to nominate two Justices
0. tie Peace and Two constables.
Sierra To,essaip-The delegates from North
Battle Creek. Parlville, Harris Mill, Fort Read
lfS ana SIERRA, Will meet NJ smith anu lanquaiy
siere, N.llviilc, TO nominate two Justices of the
Pace AID two constalles
Fit Rirer To,casa'p-The dcle~ates from Churn
tjwn Pit;sourg, n rth Cow Creek. Buckeye, anG
Oak Run, will meet a; Hopper Saloon. Buckeye, tt
nominate two Jussaes o. the Peace and two consta
bles.
Sayar Loaf To'enship.-The delegates from Dos
Greek, Portuguese Flat and Motion Greek. will
meet a. Cameron & Co.'S store, Dog Creek, to nom
natc two Justices Of the Peace and two constables.
By order of County Central Committee.
J. n. CHAPPELL, Chairman.
S. DrrB,y. Secretary.
July !, lSGl.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

THE Union Democratic Convention of this
State assembled in Sacramento on the ith
inst, and temporarily organized, and ad-
journed to take the position in the celebration
of our National Birthday that had been as
signed them. 1t is much to be desired that
the deliberations of this body be conducted
tremendously, and that their nominations
will include none other than sound, Union
loving Democrats, and whose antcccdents
are, like Cesar's wife, " above suspicion. y
If this course is pursued, little doubt remains
but that we will carry the State ticket next
Fall, like perfect avalanche.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

OVERLAND SrAcE.-Munday last, July lst,
inaugurated new era in the postal relations
of California with her sister States of the At
lantic seaboard. On that day, amid every
demonstration of joy and patriotic feeling,
the first stage left Placerxille for ST. Joseph,
Mo-, carrying mail matter to the amount of
nearly 1900 pounds. Now that the line is in
operation, we hope that the just expectations
of the contractors will be- f,rlly realized, and
that the stupendous enterprise will be per-
feet success.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

MASSACRE OF APAcHEs.-A report reached
this city several weeks since that Cacheese,
head chief of the Chirrichua Apaches, with
one hundred of his braves, had been massa-
cred in Sonora. We have been unable to
CLEAN any further details ofthe matter or con-
frmation of it's truth. We give the tenor of
the report: These Apaches had gone into
Sonora for the purpose Of making a treaty
with Gov. Pesqueira, having drawn the ven
geanee of the Americans down upon them by
their late outrages in Arizona, and beinghet
pressed by troops and rangers, they probably
wished to provide refuge in Sonora from
whence they might send theiI war parties in
to Arizona without fear from the Mexican
authorities. The treaty was entered into and
feast given to celebrate it. during which
the Apaches were made edrunk and all mass
acred.-Les Angeles Star sA
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06
County Treasurer's Notice.

accordance with an Act passed by the Legis-
Il lature and approved April %, 1855, authorizing
the Board of Supervisors of Shasta county to Gre
ate fund for the redemption of County Warrants
to the lowest bidder, hereby give notice that the
money collected for said fund will be paid to the
holders Of warrants that viii take the lowest
OF cash for the warrants and that sealed proposals
directed to the County Treasurer will be received
me up to the last day of the regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors in August next. No bid for
more than the par value of said warrants, nor any
bid unless accompanied by the warrants proposed
to be surrendered. will be received.
JAMES C. HAYBURN,
County Treasurer.
Shasta. July 3. 1861. jls:sd
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

CoERcIoN--Two or three collisions have.
occurred in the county during the present
week, arising out of the all-absorbing issue
involved in the g sesesh" question. In the
affair at Battle Creek, our informant assures
us the I" "disun." champion got cleaned out
after very short tussle, the trouble being
that he lacked grit and might of shoulder
The other affair occurred on Thursday even
ing last, in town, between Messrs. Smith and
Romaine, in which the former got the worst
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA,
n
WV. NJ. GuPrILL.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY SHASTA, IS.
Sierra Township.
On this twenty fifth day Of june, A. D. 1851. be-
fore me, William N. Guptill, Justice of the Peace
of Sierra township, and for the county aforesaid
personally appeared Jane Freeland, wife of John
Freeland. personally known to me to be tho indi-
vidual described in, and who executed the above
declaration as party thereto, and that said Jane
Freeland, wife Of the said John Freeland, having
been by me first made acquainted with the contents
Of said instrument, acknowledged to mo, on an En-
animation apart from and without the hearing of
her said husband that she executed the same freely
and Voluntarily, without fesr or conpulsion or un-
der the influence of her said husband, and that she
does not wish to retract the execution of the same
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and seal, in the township and the county aforesaid
the day and year last above written.
WIN. N. GUPTILL, H.. 81
je29:3tA Justice of the Peace