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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

.b sT isss,s. o.s tx
neet With good business having the sbovcnount Of
cap for the pupse ~ extending the business has been
lag eAbhshed ana cusOe hrt class Dry Gcoda Jobbers
Ccthiers and 0cnuemenf FurnsAin& Address q, o., he-
MA eocA
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LSoR sALR-A HASDsOAE BLACK AND WHITE
Newfoundland Dog stands ~ inches high and weighs
ia pounds; well bred and wstchfuL Inquire TN sold ~
JOSE I'll H. RnART, Jr., 80 East houston street
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FINANCIAL.

r A MEETING Or rHk 30 Nd - OlkxOsOse 90
"A The New Jers~y 1ae Company. asa the nth Deem
bsr 1880 ssmi annual dividend q fcsr
dared preferred sock and two psr cent c0mmax
stock pyssas and sfsss the ars, Monday q a.r-s
Of this ooDpany No lbs WAshius
sxesS Ork-tha BE- 81 I'll. sarasngs thu
year being the ored ef the
Pho transfsr beoks c0ssd until the pronmo
also ord cred that scrip certificates be issued The h
STOCK for the standing cradt
a tho company this data Witch RS
dy for delivery the lst OF March next
A r. rARIlN. Treasurer and BecresAry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

IyKYANTS' MINISTERIAL
~ Monday January and every might during the wse1
First appearance Of the popular vocalist,
MR.. HENRY PERCTE.
MR.. HENRY PERCTR.
Revival Of the laughable buriesgue ske,cs
sOIRER D'EfufOPB
DAN BRYANT In his popular character OF SIN DIrWBA
wambold, Hilton, Norton, Charles Goud. Psci, Enn1A
savor Aacs Hobbs Noi Bryant in promnen, parta. usS
ciudlng with Empetts
ORIGINAL DrxIEs LAND.
Friday evening January H. complimentary beasdt eJs.a
Carroll.
Doors open at s; curtain 7H Tickets Is oeaAG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS BANK,
M No 482 Grand street. corner Of Wilatt
NKw YORK, JAN l. 1881.
The Trustees havs ordered that paid deposit
tors entitled thereto for the six months ending Dec 81
follows:-
six per per snnum and
On exceeding Ave hundred dollars the
per per payable and after Monday the 2ls
Inst. =
The interest VIII be placed TO the credit OF deposors
principal.
HARRISON HALL, President
JAMES r. HAIGHr Secretary.
Bank open daily from 10 A. M to7P NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

OENTWT&y.
A RTry1eAk BONN FrLLIN0 FOR DkCAYnD
~ Tosth, In while soft Without pressure OF pain.
Aching teeth qere shck can be al With u y tne d..
avveser JANIS PEARSON, N. d. Renewed 10 80 srosd
near Seventeenth street
ARTIFICIAL TEETfI-BEAUrrvUL AND sUBsrAs
"a ua se1 pure silver only -; on Ace gold And pl.na
t sings te.h 81 Teeth flied and extracted without the
leas, pain superior bone nlne % ccnts O,e i33 sixth
svsnus between fslh and eleventh streeta
Dr LUTHER, Dentist.
hrs DrRKIN AND ROUSSEAU CONTINUE TO Ex
~ scs teeth without the slightest pain By their new ans
stgss pv~ 30 sssrss ,.r s.rPrAy ss's :, snrsou.s
~aed. 10 81 Canal street. opposite wss, Broadway
MUNSTER
L.. 0aAOCATHD SURGEON DENTIST
No. % West Twenty ninth street.,
Bct~cen Broadway and srth avcnue
rTRK1' FAITHFULLY FrIJ.BD, 81 CBNTs TO ST.
DR. JTliER's adhesive Rnanel hllins pam.
durable, totb coored the~rfcrc uacbscvabie N
fvont sess sh,ce removed 10 ~ rrat Jones' s<cc hssAb
ushsd ~ yearv pr LUTHER 6sa, pcaiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. % WARREN
street.-The stees Of this institution have directed that
ntees at the rate OF six 90 cent al
OF $500 and under i've S 81 900 and
a. cent that amont be paid 10 all deposors
titled thereto payable and aer Monday, the 2ist Of
January instant. All nterest not withdraw will draw
terest the same ~ principal
YANpERnILr L. BUXTON. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

NfHL0pEor 30 BROADWAY.
M wErsEsDAy, January 1851.
GRAND reop ming night
In ufdet W sve rsal tie the propretorx
spectfu.y announce the benefit OF
HANK MASON
ny the hind permission fMessra Smith Harrison the
talented pany the Art Onion will unite With the Nh
LODI ON troupe rhe following old favor,s- Of this plpuar
hall have volunteered and win sp~ar Ia OF Nc most
varied AMI given In this ely
Miss Kate BL~noaard. Billy u Neil
MlsH Julia Mortimore, Billy Jacobs
Mi.s Carrie Lewis Billy West
Fr~d Shaw, 40
The following prxss will he ofersd.To ths best banjo
player beautiful Banjc; 70 tse hest g dancer the Cham
picn Bsit Dovrs open OK, oomrnenceT IL
Tickets TO 81 tarts Of tie house Is centa
lsISpYFYLIA AND UrR SISTERS.
exhibition OF heantfu picture win close At schauS
gallery, tS9 brosdwsy, on January 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

THE NOMINATING CONFERENCE.-The
nominating committee of the State Conven-
ton at Montpelier last week was very har-
monious. Hon. ID. f. Nicholson of Wal
lingford. presided, and but few voted in OPP
position 10 the candidates nominated. That
part of the committee from Windham coun-
ty were +. Kirkland of Brattleboro p.
Starr, Nottingham J. l.. Butterfeld, Graf
ton J. ID. Bridgman, Rockingham; Asa
Keyes, Brattleboro and Franklin Sawyer
of Newfane. Those from Windsor county
were S. w. Porter, Springfield; Fl. Har-
low Windsor; Minot Wheeler, Rochester !;
Julius Converse, Woodstock J. ID. Hatch,
Windsor; II. II. Henry, Chester; J. f.
Deane, Cavendish and John Porter Of
Hartford.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

WHAT New YORK Has DoNE.-1t is
stated that since the call of the President
for volunteers New York has sent into the
field fully armed and equipped, without ex-
pense to the General Government, forty
two regiments, numbering nearly forty
thousand men, and there are eleven other
regiments at the depots in New York, Alba
ny and Elmira. nearly ready TO march, five
of which went forward last week and
the residue this, so that by the Fourth of
July there will have been sent into the
field from that State alone, in the short
space of two months and half, fifty-three
regiments, constituting an army Of over
fifty thousand men
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

From THE VERMoNTERs.-A cores
a. lent who writes to the Woodstock Stand
u from Newport News, June 10. says
On Sunday last our (St. Albans) COM
~ and the Cavendish were out as a scout
a party. After travelling into the coun-
M about ten miles we encountered the en-
4 picket guard, who fred upon US,
pnding three of our company and one of
Cavendish company. We being in adj
4 Zee received the heaviest part of il. We
hrned the fire, killing two and wounding
8ers, but they being mounted fed before
N could take them. The skirmish took
nc in the edge of dense wood, the
eting was toe sudden for either to make
l4paration, but the rifles cracked pretty
Rly for moment, when the rebels were
zen back. One of their killed was
of Roger A. Pryor, who was a member
4he last Congress. He was buried at
ktown to-day amid great display. Our
pnded are doing well. One of them, A.
Hurlburt, received twelve buck-shot.
Of which cannot be extracted. He is
Flng along finely. We are satisfied at
result of The skirmish, for i, is very con-
ns to know that we popped a couple
4 the big ones.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

Western Texas shows her sympathy with
free labor and constitutional government by
taking steps 10 hold Union convention,
like that OF Western Virginia, and by or
ganizing mounted force which has already
beaten twice its number of rebels. The
more of such movements in Secessia, the
merrier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

A petition has been slyly circulated in
New 1ork, and obtained several thousand
signatures, asking president Lincoln to pro-
pose general convention of the states in
behalf Of peace, and also covertly sanction
ing the peaceable dissolution of the Union.
Many signed it without perceiving this
clause, and not wishing to petition for the
dissolution of tie Union, some of these re-
quested the superintendent of police TO find
The petition that they might erase their
names. He did so, and holds it, in order
to give all who were cheated into signing it
an opportunity to correct the mistake. 1t
was cunning dodge, and worthy of the
cause in whose behalf it was attempted,
which has been distinguished thus far only
by perjury falsehood and theft.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

hurrs.--The post office in this village
4 he closed on the fourth Of July, except
Il brief period after the arrival of the
---- The people of Guiliord eel.
he the fourth, and have organized
kary company, who will do escort duty
Mat day. This company is permanent
IMITATION, and III. s. Chase is captain,
Jason first lieutenant, and G. Il. Esia-
Is I'd. They number 80 men. :
re we're about 100 at the republican
|ns at the Centre on Saturday, being
fnllest attendance we have ever seen
ch a meeting. 1t was called out by
Interest felt on the subject of the Judge
(robate, there being three candidates
bat post in this town, viz: c. Il. Eddy,
! Perry. and A. s. Campbell. The
ling was organized by the election of
4 Asa Wentworth as chairman, and So
Perry rs secretary. The proceedings
orderly, and but for sharp personal
he between Messrs. Bridgman and
nothing unsual would have marked
proceedings. The delegates elected
" A. A. Stone, Merrick Wentworth, X.
barry, E. X. Osgood, Alexander Atch-
Rodney Wiley, Q. NJ. Dorand.--
~ committee S. s. Coolidge, III. G..
NV, and Rodney Wiley. L. r.
bod, Esq, of Saxton's River, has been
tinted post master at that place.
i fourth is celebrated at Wilmington,
HRey. w. S. Balch delivers the Grafton.
q A military company has been form
Halifax, numbering 80 men. The
Wing are the officers Captain, Phin-
aIosmer; first lieutenant, L. j. Brown !;
tym. w. Henry; 3D., S. Weeks. The
he of Halifax also celebrate the fourth.
The weather has been warm OF late,
but little rain, and as we write Mon
the earth in this vicinity is suffering
iderably from drouth. As conse-
bee, the watering pot has been used
y freely in gardens. The Sab
School connected with the Emmanuel
2rch Sunday School held their animal
bic on Thursday last, at the grove on
lrch Hill. Every thing passed off in
zbest manner. A special train
les Bellows Falls for Rutland at $50
Thursday morning. Returning, leaves
nand at 9,45 in the evening. Fare
|way.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

VERMONT IIIsToRIcAL SoclETY.-A
special meeting Of the Vermont Historical
Society will be holden at the Town Hail.
Brattleboro, on "Wednesday aud Thursday,
July l7lh and 18th, 1861.
Addresses will be delivered at a series OF
public meetings by the Rev. Addison Brown
of Brailleboro. the Hon. Daniel Needham
of Hartford, and others, whose names will
be announced hereafter
The customary courtesy of half-fare tick
cts will be extended to persons attending
the special meeting b. the different Yer
mont railroads. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

Forney's Press has the following timely
rebuke TO ma sked traitors -
"The only true way to gain permanent
and substantial peace is to teach those who
have unfurled the black banner of treason
so grave and terrible lesson that for CEN
turtles to come none will dare to initiate
their pernicious example. And those among
US who are ever ready TO cavil, to condemn,
10 criticise, and to weaken the government,
for the sake Of indirectly benefiting the Sc
cession cause are, in reality, the foes of
peace, as they are the foes of the country ;
because peace can only be re established on
a just, enduring, and honorable basis, and
by the complete reassertion of the authority
of the whole people of orr country over its
whole territory"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

AT the funeral of an Irish child in Cleve-
land, last week, The sigalar bull" was
perpetrated of starting off to bury an empty
coffin. The attendants had not deposited
the corpse in its proper receptacle, aud the
mistake was only discovered aud rectiie |
when the solemn procession had gone half
way to the cemetery. 1t then turned back,
a person ran out from the house with the
dead body, so that no lime might be lost,
and the obsequies were properly concluded.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
To Consumptives.

TUE subscriber will checrfuy free ehsrrl to all
who desire ii the copy II SIMPLE REcirE ~ which he
was cured % that nfRE ii-easc Consumption.
Sufferer with caSsxRrfoN AxT1Nk. BsoScHrIs, any
hung acfien sincerely hopes viii try Recipe we'll
sati- II they 10 they viii - thar sati-hel with
result Thankful for his complete rc<nrafidn. h.
+ anxious % psce Ia the hands every sufferer the
81 Thse wishing the rcipe uith fall directions, &c.
will pleasc rafi adiPss Kuy. W,l :. ALLEY.
25G No q Jotn Stree Sew York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS War News.

The reporters at Washington think they
have discovered that there is to be for
ward movement into Virginia in very
short Time. The regiments over the Poto-
mae are under marching orders, additional
forces are moving across, and there is a gen
eral expectation of an advance. Gen. Me-
Dowell is not to be superseded by Gen.
Dix, but remains in command OF the forces
in Virginia. Gen. Patterson, who is very
backward in coming forward towards Har-
per's Ferry, is to be transferred to some
position requiring less activity and energy.
The war department has determined not
TO accept any more regiments until The meet
ing Of Congress.
A fellow was arrested at Philiippa the
other day for selling drugged liquor TO the
soldiers. Capt. Rcnham sa, in judgment
on lis case, aud pronounced strictly mill
iary decision -" Make the scoundrel drink
pint Of his own whisky at once !" And
the unfortunate liquor seller had to drink
it, greatly TO his DISCUS: and discomfort.
He will probably survive, but there is no
probability that he will want to drug any
more liquor for the troops.
A spy was arrested this afternoon with
four revolvers and pound of arsenic on
his person, on his way to spring of water
used by the Second Rhode Island Regiment
The guard of that regiment were restrain
ed with great difficulty from shooting the
scoundrel.
A party of fourteen rebel scouts near AL
exandria, on Sunday morning, attacked
three picke.s of the fourth Pennsylvania
Regiment. OF the latter one was killed
and one wounded. The fire was returned
and two of the rebels were killed, one
wounded. TIE assaiants ran away as soon
as their attack was replied to.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

NEuBEN PARKER OF THE WooDsTocK
NfsNY.-We have seen a letter from
OF the Woodstock company at Newport
rs, who writes that Reuben Parker of
Woodstock company, who was missing
4 the battle at Great Bethel, is alive.
says:--R. Parker has got here and
The following account of himself. He
cut off from the rest of the company
seven men, one of whom shot at him,
Dali passing through the breast of his
lie Immediately returned the FIRE,
ns the rebel. and then surrendered
was carried TO Richmond, and Kept in
Oh eight days, bat has now been ex-
hged Tor one of the rebels taken by our
pps at the same battle Wiadsor Jour
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
Married.

At the Island House, june 81 by Rev s. v. Brown, Mr..
CHARLES Z. MUNsoN Of Peterborough, n. H. and Miss
ELIZA j. u ARrLETf Of Chesterfield, N. II.
In Brattleboro, june 25, by ney. r. Tyler, HENRY
IL MILLER and Miss ELLEN NJ DU IRON, both Of Dunn
merston
In Windsor, June Is, by Rev E. Hutchinson, MIR. BEN
JAMIN LEFT and Miss JULIA O. HUGGlNs, both Of W.
In Brattleboro June 70, by Rev NJ Carpenter Mr. SAM
UEL BLAisDELL, JR., of Boston, and Miss HATTIE Z.
CRANE of Brattieboro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

DEMOCRATIC TgsTMoNY.--We COM
mend to our lugubrious friends, who shrek
: no party,"at every announcement OF the
appointment of Republican to office, the
following from the Bath Times, a Douglas
democratic paper in Maine. Have in mind
the Bellows Falls argus, and it will be
still more pertinent -
I" 1t is amusing to hear the bleating cries
Of the sucklings as they are withdrawn
from The teats, and others are allowed to
take their places. They cry out derisive-
", mo party no party times and
spread wide their watering mouths TO show
that they are the victims of party spirit
while the cry of no party is kept up. 1t
is a singular fact that this bleating comes
from those who, for four long years have
known only james Buchanan and him liqui-
fed into nourishing pap. They seem to
think mo party should as matter of
course, continue them in office. They for
get that better Democrats than they ever
dreamed of being were slaughtered without
excuse or explanation TO make way for them.
One drop of Douglas blood, though in ever
so good Democratic veins, was sure TO bring
down the executioner's blade, as prior fidel-
ity to Pierce did in 1867 and the plea of
being of the same party-of the same broth
erhood--afforded no protection, gave no
hope Of salvation. Now the men who
proited by that bloody prescription ask to
be spared because there is no party feeling
in the land. They forget that patriotism
has sprung up on the ruins of party, or that
this demands their removal"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

GAIT. VEAzEY.-A correspondent of
the Boston Journal, writing from Nashua,
N. H., gives I'M account OF an affair in
which all the numerous friend, of Capt
Neazey, who commands the Springfield
company, will feel a particular interest, very
many Of whom are readers Of the TINES,
as follows =
"A pleasant event happened in or place
on Saturday evening last. Capt. Wheelock
6. Veazey of Springfield, Vi, was married
to the daughter of our respected townsman,
the Hon. Albn Beard, who has just com
pleted his twenty. fifth year as editor of the
Telegraph. You must have heard Of him.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Martin w. Willis, at the Unitarian Church,
of which he is pastor, in the Episcopal form,
the lady being member of lha. church,
aud the form having been occasionally
adopted by the officiating clergyman. The
church had been most beautifully decorated
with flowers and evergreens by the many
friends of the happy bride, and ii was
filed to the utmost by a brilliant and beau
iiful assembly Of fair women and brave
men," Capt Veazey is young lawyer
graduate Of Dartmouth and the Albany
Law School, Of fine talent and prospects.
When the flag of the nation was fred upon
at For, Sumter, he was among the first TO
spring to its defense. He commands glo-
rious company, raised in the neighborhood
Of his own town, and is attached TO the
Third Regiment, now in camp at st. Johns
bury, awaiting orders. So go forth our ac-
complished and noble young men--irom
peaceful pursuits, from dear homes, from
the marriage alIar--to sacrifice and die, If
need be, in defense of all our homes. May
God return us our sons when peace and vic
tory perch upon our banners"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

THE FouRTn !-Abenaqui Engine Co.,
of this village, accompanied by the cornet
band, will attend the celebration al Rutland,
leaving this place in the early morning
train.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

6HAT SECESSION LADY.-Our account
be only known secession lady in YER
has been copied extensively by the
yers, and most of them have the location
Rg, making it up in Cuttingsville, in
Hlingford, when we stated that it was a
pn in Cuttingville, place in Whiting
The ladies of Cuttingsville (Walling-
are justly indignant, and very prop
Ii desire to have themselves set right on
i4huestion. They are true to the Union,
Y one Of them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
Died.

Iu West Wardsboro, june r. Mr.. JAMES DAVIDSON
aged 80; Miss C0RDELiA WHITE. aged 35 years
In New Britain, Ct June 49, ABIGAIL widow of the La te
james Fitch of Putney, 49,
In htngham, June H. SALLY. wife of Amos Brown,
Esq, aged IS She moved into Nottingham with her bus-
band in SOB They had lived together 5S years.
In weathersfeld, june 3, DOLLY, wife Of Mr.. James
Mitchell, g.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

Senators johnson and Etheridge have
full assurance from the Cabinet, that the
Union men of Tennessee shall be supported.
The rebel force at Fairfax seems to be
lessening, but ii IS supposed more are in
the vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

Thursday last a partyof visitors at the
summit house on Mount Mansfield found a
bank of snow, whercupon they procured
some maple syrup and eij5yed a 'sugaring
off" 49,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
To Horse Owners.

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES
+ gnry@e By any, and Ia al % smeness. Using
Snrsins bruises wrenchns, its eject Is al and
~il speeiiiy- SPAWN and nslone may h. easily
prevented aud tr in th.ir inciient stages hut confirmed
hrs ond the possibility of = sdfsaf
kin however, desperate hopeless but
be aicyiatcd by this Liucnt- and it, faitufal application
will always remove the Lncrcss and enable the hre
travel with comparative
Every should have this remedy hand. for
its timely at the hr<t appearance II LauceS ~i crf
ually prevrn. thce frnahie diseases ncuticti b. ~ii
liable aud which rcuscr MANY othrrv
valuable hcrseS nearly Worthless ser atVerienen; u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05

HEsTER. - On Saturday evening
\ bdid flag was raised over the store of
4 lns & Lee. Vim. Rounds, Esq, made
4 appropriate speech on the occasion, and
H. rs for the flag and our soldiers at the
~ Of war, &c, were given. Immediately
H. another flag was raised over the drug
A. of DIR. Moore, and was repeatedly
ske bred.
Fe think Chester can boast Of having
g. I'd the first potatoes 10 the open air this
r. on, Mr.. G. II. Hilton having had them
nj a week.