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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
CAngxinGE MARKEr.

Al market $50 cattle iboutss Beeyes and 100 stores
consisting NorkIng ileh Cows anu one t~oSnd
three earsold
s56a seeoad quality $3.50 third qualify IS 49, 0rdi-
ary 500
WORKING Oxen, SIS. g $50
Coxs an gAlves-ssl5- - 90 q g..
Ysarliags. sJa % s@e5sars0Id SIS i6 three year
old Il a, - =. -.
Shrey.sl Lsmbs-1.5Q0 at market Prieesiuiots-si5o
LIS a - each. Extra 50, g IS; or from b 20 r
lilies Il q g. TaiIow, 81 e.
Pets 81, % 9 Sis each cAIi skins 10 9 lie v b
Rerrarss-rhere mpzovernent IN the markrt to
dav both on Ca.e and ShexP Cste old quick AZ an ad
vance OF fully sc y and Sheeg from IS 70 sc ' bead
ttfter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

WHAT HAPPENED IN WINnALL.-Paul
Robins, his two boys, and boy by the name
of Shade, went out last Friday on the noun
tain, little south of the eastern extremity
Of Winhall turnpike for the purpose of col
lecting some spruce gum. They had an
axe, small gun, and dog. The last two
were TO add little sport among the rab-
bits, which abound in that region. Whils
busily engaged in the business of the day,
the dog which had heretofore been yelping
at rabbits, was heard to bark il louder
and much more earnest manner. On COM
ing up, they found the dog barking over a
hole in the snow. Paul put his head down
little in the hole, and said be saw some
thing black, which he guessed was a ptogaey
hedgehog He called 10 the boy with the
gun, he came aud discharged his rabbit-slot
into the hole, and OFT sprang huge bear.
Paul struck at han with tie axe, but missed (;
the dog sprang to his head, Paul alutched
mo The long ilttlT Vi lump hfth OhO
laua, anu hammered with the head OF the
axe held in the other, the bear springing
for dear life, Paul not daring TO strike at
the bears head every time, lest he should
hit his dog, nor with the ed Of his axe
tor fear of spelling the skin. The bear
would occasionally turn somerset which
would clear him for a moment from his an
tagonists. In this manner they went through
the brush at a rapid rate, distance of
nearly hundred rods, when the dog threw
the bear by lucky grab in his nose, in a
manner which gave Paul fair clip at bis
head, which fully arrested further progress
TO bruln. He was Judged TO be about three
years old, black a. "a crow, with splendid
coat of long and soft hair.
p. S. Paul, like every true hearted YER
monser, is for the Uhion. and would fight
for il ii occasion required.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Married.

In this village March Sth by Rev William H. Wight, Mr.
ALBERT CARPENTER of Drewsyile, N. H., aud Miss
MARY GAGE, Of Langdon, N. II.
In ProctorsTille. March IL, Mr. ISAAC POLLARD Of
Three Grove n. y, and Miss VIOLA WELLS, OF z,
In Ludlow, March 9TH by Rev. Ira parson Mr.. HENRY
H. SAkG EN 4, and Miss OLIVIA POLLARD 10th OF Ludlow
In Westminster, March T. by Rev. s. y. brown, MIR
FRANKLIN DAlNNEi-L VI Andoyur, aud Miss LUCY ANN
ABBOTT Of Westminster.
in Woodstock, Maroa by Rev. L. Cooper Mr.. FLOR
ENCE II. MAYNARD Of reading, aud Miss MARIA l.
iuOMPL0S of Hartiand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
THE MARKETS.

Boston, March 10.
FLOUR and GRAiN.-Flour is dull and prices hays a
downward tendency. fric,s e $50 brands.
Corn is du also and the pIioe uorhin e
40 eeuts per bashel Oats lower, sell 81 "a
oSc. kle Zoe.
PRoylsoNs.-Lard, ~ q l2lc. Smoked Hams, 10 q
lie. Butter is active but prices better =
The best is going at u "a - per ib Common 10 q lac,
Cheese, duil At q lie
Wool In fair demand and at ss a 5oc per n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

In this village, the 18th inst, ELIAS. ATKINSON
ia the ,hth year Of her age.
In THIS village Aarcl H. HEN.lY RUSSELL aged % yrs
In West Tosnshend, seb 3. SUSAN o., wife OF
PerSC n, aged As years.
In Newltue, nov. SOPHIA c., wife of Reuben Metca
Ne~tuu, aged - years. nontns
ln unestet, Mtren, sln M. STEWART, Sged 90 years
In Ludlow, Eco "a, Mrs aLNltA J. wife Nathaniel d.
HiyWood aged " years uiontds
IN West ninisor, AlarUn ., OF apoplexy Mr.. MERCK
SPAFFOaD, fomriy vi lud.os aged " ears.
In hitingnan, Jan. II, Mr. ASA tAlIsDANKS, aged 81
years. February Edia son of Asa Fairbanks, aged II
years.
Ia Westminster March Miss LUCY A. DlGGINS, aged
~ gears.
81 affecting dispensaton has large circle friends
been caed co tis oss. la the naUradg of lite,
daughter ffiend by kIud-
gentisavss VI disposition win tne
~srinest esars OF ali with became acquainted
la last Iours expressed wiing
IA .. Hun eau make !, i4g bed
ieei sOIt as doSuy pIi.Jss
hrNwVod near Louis, Missouri. Feb. "a l55l, Of
isSer Ed1iA Ella ADEIH yodagest daughter
ouliE1 A. AID Adaiiae u Day e! aged care 0ivutI,
IA day
Ia tae summer of 1851 Mr. Ia, ley, with his family Wis
tied nis native atlens, VI. thea hrst
ltt5e Eiua. klnd PrNietee peinitted visit
~ be re,ete1 sulier vi 1871 Lutte
AID eft tae arms uf tne sports OF
aud mates. ne all iUsed little Euina, those
briy estaat
s4id, wilt come gaIn,' but atterLg hops
Of ilirnds Of teldIest care, could
keep tns dear o1e ne dgeis loved to- Aud
gave, took seet nOser OF prae
Atisvs' lIlbgIug Vita
e voices u her hraYet5 nate, IA Of praise tod
We TO tnose bsat o5klng out from y
ps spirit nOme, atd hdnus extended pla5
iAe, dear sisters ftner aud moter their
iVsed Eiilna
afnlced parents mourn alone Many tears Of
grief aud symp .tnY been sned around
of native homes other friends who
niingied VITA hour OF prosperity gladly
iIglten tue b but their deep
hlcton, tley doeth al things weil.n
Eari5 lost early saFed.n s.B.w
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
UYDR0-MAGNETI sIPHO,
ToA THE PREVENTION AND ouRE or ALI pIsEAsts
OF IHE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, tbs
KIDSEIs, STOMACH ASD BOWELS. AND

kDNkfs, STOMACH AND BOWLS AND
PkEyESIIos coNcEPTEoS.
This Sipbo, used prevents and Nervous De
bs, CUsuveoeSs. Dyspep~a. Liver Complaint Headache
Lecnchorroa mites, PFoaPsus UteIi fSnug Of tas
Noaab Aeast atiun aud all complaints Of tbs
Urinai Organs. Kidneys All Boses
The Spha enables AL prevent and disease without
drugs herbs puts. IL perfectly
fafe viii lifetime, without getting out OF orter
and fails IL sipe, aud b. used BY child II
acts uazreficSiIy aud cneicy, removing absorbing and
estro lug all morbid sccretous aud poisonous matter in
the 8 stem pleasant use, implrts strength and lie
bOdy, sliii imparts eleerfuuess 20 tins
mind aud gives eisssits u all who H. that
viii last years IL euahes those hsatn cir
eumstsnccs permit Increase Of fsniy TO regulate
their offspring, Int must not be used during prrg-
nancy, : II would pro pee miscarriage
Ne Ailo lsPorani pirate Gad csHa,5-
nal inform tea, fsr Mzisa aAd thoSs contemplating
Marriage. also, faii s4scsi0as for rs
MOI sEcrsE
single ones So shezper quality, Sc Zach one Is
TaateJ Ties securely scked and forwarded % Al
paris Of tile county Address.
DR. ,. RUSSELL
BOX b. BRo0EL1N. Mes Aork-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
A Germro il Philadelphia raid $500 for

A Germao IN Philadelphia paid $500 for
some bars toded anil eo.ored 81 as To bear
a very c'o-e re-rnllance 10 gold. The
rogue who swindled linn took ile well
filed with :, ID dost, rabhed !, ON tn edge
OF the bars, and submitted The parirlcs 10
a Jewel.er, Who pronounced them TO We g,ld
OF course @hereupon the German invested
The above amount in the worthless metal,
This is AN old trick.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
BULLS NEW YORKER

HIS justly celebra ed pillow first introduced
Il trade la 1853, aud is commanding the
sve sale Of any imp country, will til shallow
or deep be desi ed good furrow, has very
easy dFaught and is well ad ptei the so Of Vermont.
and Is the easiest pow manage yet intro iuced We give
dealer Merchant farue the exclusive sale Of
for the owE where be resies, the rtory Is hot
r,sdy promised. For prizes and pal,s ow, Apply
tIe sole manufacturer NJ v. u Bull,
Whitehall, N Y,
Manufacturer Of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Agricultural Imp
ments Engines Painers bulls, Lataes and all
OF Machinery Iron fonts for buildings columns, Window
Caps, Window and Door siS Comics Iron Door Blinds
and shutter, Iron Fence augs and Balconies fro late
aud desirable patterns. lUl7
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Tin PedIers Wanted.

- OR good Faithful Young Men with good Horse and
~ liar sess FROM Vermont Newilamsnire, Peddie
aud Goods this spug for tue subscriber at
Greenfield, Liberal wages paid. should like those
that had fully or In part learned the trade.
ROBERT WILEY.
Greenfield, Mass March 10, 1851 ll-2S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
: Deal Matters.
-FRIDAY, MARCH. Is. 1861.
Book Bin ding.

Nc would announce to our readers that
Ne have made arrangements by which we
Gruprepared to receive all kinds of book
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and We are quite
snrc will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

by accident, we omitted last week to call
the attention of farmers and dealers in az
ricnltural implements 10 Bulls New
Marker Plow, advertised in our columns
These plows have nov been in use two
years, and have rapidly grown into popu-
)afity, and is claimed by many 10 be the
t1siest pillow to manage yet introduced,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
CODartnerShiD Notice.

TIE limited partnership formed 81 March, 1851, under
4 Of d. Il Murray is hereby Dissolved ny nutu'
al All tue paItnes of the lte partnership OF te
late general patners under the maine and
SIS lie of >axton's Kiver Bout and shoe Company
An demands az inst the limited partnership will be set
tied By the SaxtJns River Boot aud Shoe Coaptny
d. h. MuRPlIY.
saxtons River, Vt, Feb %, 1861. ll-ls
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

We see il stated and would add also that
we learn from private source, that there
is no defalcation in the Woodstock Post
Office, and that the statement in the argus
about Maj. L. NJ. Brown 8" is unqualifiedy
false
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon Probate Co,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
pIsr. OF WESTMINSTER s. for said District. To all
persons coucsrned Greeting
Whereas Mary Brown, guardian Of Fernando Brown,
has presented her petition in writing said court, rep
reseutng said ward is the owner Of an undivided
share in the Brown late OF Londonder
~ deceased that be conducive TO the interest
of said the same t5e purpose II putting the
proceeds thereof at interest and praying Tor license 10 sell
all the interest of said ward in said hohies tead .
hereby notified that tas court VIII decide upon
said application at the session thereof to be held AZ the ONCE
Stodard in 10 xnshend liz said district, on the hrst
"wednesday 10 april A. 1851, when and where you may
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Feb &c, 1851 10-l2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

Mr.. Gutterson of Andover, has sent US
ball or sample of the cotton he raised last
year, of which we made mention some time
since and any one wishing to see genu-
inc specimen of Vermont cotton, can do SO
by calling at our office.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

JAMAIcA-The course of lectures in ia =
maica, closed on the 27tb ult., having been
a decided success, aud source OF mnch
enjoyment TO the people Of thar enierpris-
ing village. The last lecture was by Rev.
d. II. Ranney, and all were well pleased
with il.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

RUTLAND & BURLlNG1 ON r. II.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
ONand after Monday, Dee 3, 1850 Trains ~illruu
W Follows TO wit
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, s35 A. NJ, 2.4t aud stO p. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland, II IS F" $50 r N and ~ l5-night
Leave Rutland 5.25 81 l25PM
ArriyeRt Bellows Falls, $50 A. M 230 Pm.
MOVING wEsrAND NORTH,
Leave BeliowsFalls 1886 Pm and 5 IS M
Arrive at iu | nd 2 &c ana 10 T. NJ.
leayetutls IL 90 A, M, 800 aud . 70 Z. NJ
ArIive at Bt ngtoi 40 atd o. 2. NJ aud ~ Is night
AZ burlington, Trains connect ith Lake Champ Ia
Steamers aud Trains OF Vernon Contra Road At Xut
and with Trains for Troy ,abanys NewYork Saratoga
springs Schenectady and the West AT Bellows falls with
Trains the Cheshire Road for fchburg
ell, and Boston With VT. Valley iJad, BrlttlebUro
Springfield, Hartford New Haven and New York. And
with Sullivan Roa for Windsor White River Junction and
the White Mountains
IT Passengers going West, villa thitthe cheapest
mos Tickets and all secessay Informal
ton, oa ube had atthe Bellows fallt ricke Office.
u. A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND Dec 3, 1860. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Fails Sasia: insIiauIion, January 2, 1861.


The the Bellows Falls Savings Institution by
the unefsi snel duly present
Corporation thirteenta annual report sdoain the f.
aneia condition OF la stItution ID day OF
ary, 1871
eoneueed CREATIONS Jauary l. Isis, by oiU depoitors
Including tweut senlianuuai dlsdends and tao
.iyi Iet.ds il S53J,3i II ul
Hitadra during tlis time, zo4'@U3 Is
246,l 50
ADD 26th seuai-annual dividend to this day, 5oal VI
surpius profits s-3l6 ~
Total amount In trust, szoJ~0l 70
Loans mo-. n ,nps,ss Of real state slsl22 90
perselal securities, Ss,6Ol W
lateral.. 1855 90
Loans the State Vermont, 5yJo W
towp ia 1l,3J ~
Interest due lst nst and unpaid, o,51u o.
tash on nand 1O,5z2 80
S26O05I &c
Your committee further report that having carefully ex-
amined ALI of Institution beieye them u
dei0us made and well securedAnd from examinA ton
OF books and the believe them
NJ. WENTWORTH,
JOHN A. RAItNSN0RTH, S,.,.,;,,..
SYLVESTER 5. sroDDARD,
A. STONE,
Feb %, 1871
Omcers for 1861.
MERRICK WENTWORTH, President.
JOHN A FAkASW0AItI, A. A. STONE, Wee Presidents.
j. Ii, Williams, Jr Secretary aud Treasurer.
Ira Goodhus Elias eott hiram H. Stone, j. d. Bridg
Gates Perry. Charles ~ Chase, Francis Daniels vii
A. Grant, John Filling, W Flint, Marvin w DAVIS,
a. Clark, Trustees.
Board Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wentworth, John A.
FArnswortn, A. A. stone and 5. s. Sto lizard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

REAL ESTATE CHASGEs.-Tbe fine
dwelling and lot on School stseet, formerly
owned by b. NJ. Livermore, has been
bought by ]. II. Phelps, who takes posses
sion the first of April. The house and lot
on Green street, at the upper end, occupied
by f. Whi'eomb, and formerly owned by
Isaac Abbott of Puiney, has been bought
by c. n. Smith. The dwelling on Atkinson
street, occupied by Dr. Bailey, and owned
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

A few days since, coupe no, over and
above acquainted with the matrimonial
world at least, called upon one of our vii
l"ge clergymen 10 be married. After the
ceremony had been duly performed, the
bridegroom, anxious Of course to pay for
such Interesting and valuable services, IN
quired of the good PASTOR" How much is
the damage 2"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

"A few weeks since we announced new
patent washing machine, manufactured in
1hjs village by A. S. Clark. This machine
~ been used in our family every week
ei0ce, and is liked very much. The wiring
M alone, which is the hardest part of a
Woman's washing, is pronounced worth the
price of the machine. We promised our
seaders the result of our trial with il, and
en- now most cordially commend it. As
~ washing is done by mere pressure be-
tween two cylinders, it not only saves labor
but also much wear and tear Of the clothes
We would again call attention to the adver-
xisement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
The Bodu@geI.

rtNIs wonderful article just patented, is something en-
frely new, and beore of red ageuts who are
wanted evurywas1e- Full particulars sent free Address
III SHAW & CLARK, Biidef0rd Maine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

by William Stone, has been purchased by
). Il. Wales for Hoo and William Bar.
ron OF East Alstead, n. H., has bought
Olives Kings place on the same street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15
Pedlers Wanted.

T HE subscriber wishes hire for the coming season
l. twenty twenty five industrious Freddie lii
and Glass are. Yankee Notions, Wooden Ware, &c Meu
that vii ing to work for good wags, and expert carr
them have steady employ uent by making application
TO the subscriber. s. W MANNER.
Saxton's River, Vt. March 5, 1851 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

Mr.. Clegg has already taken possession
of the restaurant on Bridge street, and
placed il in the care OF John McAdam,
who knows well how TO cater for the pal
ates OF the multitude.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

Two horses belonging to Mr.. Ayers of
Grafton, were drowned in Chester on
Wednesday of last week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

Il WARpsBoRo.-Fire-A dwelling house
at West Wardsboro, owned by James l.
white, was destroyed by fire on Friday,
the 9Th inst, between and o'clock in the
morning It was occupied alone, by Jo
seph Smith, an old bachelor, who Fortunate
u escaped, without injury. being awakened
~ sheet of flame driving by his bedroom
window. H. was soldier of 1912, and
had a Land Warrant which was lost in the
James.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

We have of late been using writing ink
by i. S. Locke of Rocking
ham. 1t flows freely, and is a superior ar
iirle. We believe Z. +. Pease has it for
Ia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

WALPoLE ELEcTioN.-The election in
halpo.e hast Tuesday, resulted in another
handsome triumph for the republicans, not
the annual boast made by the
disunionists OF this village on the morning
Of the election. The republicans carried
their cntle ti.ket.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

WESTMINSTER ITEMs.-The basket man.
ulactory, formerly owned by VIM. p. Gage,
and more recently by the Messrs. Smith,
has again changed hands, and is now owned
by Stevens & Son.
Erastus Smith has sold his farm, in dis
trict No. i. to Forth Church for the sum
of $4,000. Geo. Smith, formerly connect
ed with the basket mandatory, has pur-
chased the Kendall farm" for $500.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

Melon Rhittemore also raised 26 bush
els OF wheat on half an acre. If the west
ern Reading boys want to see good crops
they had better return 10 their native town
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

We have been using sort Of powder
Or cleaning metals, picture frames, &c,
which proves to be an excellent article. ii
j for sale by G. f. Pease.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

We acknowledge the receipt from Mr..
Lawrence of Chester, Of fine photograph
of the burnt district" taken during the
late fire in that place. The view is good
one and speaks highly for the artist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

The CRoPs IN READING We have be-
fore noiieed some of the big crops raised in
old Reading last year, but there are still
few more left" Asa A. Durham, who
winters about 100 head of cattle, raised
last wear
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

The people of Andover voted at their
own meeting last week, to build a new
Town House, and appointed Spencer Tay-
Or, Horace Burton and Solomon Howard
committee TO locate and build the same
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-15

/ Full retarns elect Judge Goodhue as
,ounty commissioner, by about 800 ma
Drity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
On 'ChnHse-BusiBe.- News.

In accordance with g resolution adopted on
Friday, there was no Change held yesterday.
and business houses in the city we're very gene
rally closed. The Charleston railroad brought
in 9OS sacks and 255s barrels hour. The receipts
or cotton during the week vere 267 bales. the
shipments 2j5 bales. Receipts during the sea-
son, from September J, less than last year.
l2l ,55l bales, and shipments 72,7H jess. The
stock On hand IS 2256 bales.
The New Orleans True Ddta, Of Friday.
s,vs Many Of our coast packets are begin
mig I. dud ii rather 3 difficult matter 20 obtain
full losds. rom the fact that many Of the plant
ers have re- sived orders from their coDsignees
not 10 gorqa d any more sugar or molasses FOX
swhge This Npove Of the consignees Is, We
believe. 10 enable them to dispose Of toe stock
"a hand. and 20 CON. nand 90 unusual price for
tbs same The New Orleans Crescent says:
The Hars-up in the coai market a few days
since. has subsided, but the pnce Of coal has
advanced 10 famine prces-Sl 30 20 - per
barrel. The stock on hand vii last tbe winter
through, that IS, the stock il yards. The coal
aaoa, vas seized hy the authorities for govern
Jnsni use. No interruption occurred with the
coal yards. There was q good deal Of talk
aioat raising two millions and a half OF dollaes
towards e navy, building steamers, etc. j the
war continue. il viii be well to consider after
re steamers are completed, where the coal is to
come Gom TO pat them in operation j. might
~ well n Jock a little ahead. and devise MEAS
sire or q supply Of coal for city consumption
for the next wear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

Mr.. JULUTA TOgEG. late consort O. Prof W. S.
Young % Vicksburg, Mis-, departed this lie on Mpn-
dav. ihe IN instant. sitter a BRIT nat p~siufH' illness.
Her remains were brought 90 Memphis. 20 be laid be-.
side az only son. whose untfneIy death, or rather the
manner O &c. having been rthlessly slain. although
suppiieatiHg tot He. vss he cruel blow which guHdersd
" he silver cord Hnd broke tle g1lssl bowl Of The fo1n.
tain" This sad bereavement has drs1lsted the hear Of
the lond husband. VINO, duriuG o union Of sixteen heCt
years. was unable 10 appreciate the iull measure Of her
eEesIelc-. AL ths ystues which ruuo5ie and make
The perfect wJuaa were clustered "a Lr B5 and sat
ike q crown of besusy upon her brow. Hal she one
clara sdstic more prominent ihsu euJthar, r. Wa Der
uuc9nquer4bie love o. tie truth. Iu her social inter-
cour she wl- govsrIsd moi by that false philosophy,
shat s9l Others cay u but by ibst true ulle OF con
duct. htzsI would have others dor 10 her friend.
ship he WIS., - sincere - sincerity itse.f, aud tIus had
bound ~ hrr as O. by bands @. steel. the most worthy
Of tLs community ia vIllh she lived. How Truly her
msuds loved her, ass s,i1ced by ihe deep drawn sigh
and The uabidlen lesr OF sorrow, a. they lueIl .ruuad
Der bier wLgl he last solemn rite VI tie H" church
wss performed aad she baud Of devoted fieuIs who
here followed Der 20 Toe grave, slowed 10y their sorrow
that he lapse OF rgeufy yesgs ERI Jri aided rtreug ,
and lrsT- 20 heir friendship. She died 10 the trne
faith. 10 her death had lost i- sting rae grave is
victory. She was gently led BY tbe Savior down ths
step Of dealt, ard lie ann uas her stay through IFS
darA valley. The cop Of her e%veutful life WIS lfei
With IsEs Of Joy than Of souov, la; her s]fiictious only
served 10 polish Size rough q HER. aud msEs g. meic
for fhe Masters use. Now she Dessme Df her i0y 8
foil Cor befs g. 81. b'Gsfpdussr rf those who ds IN 90,
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