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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-21

Der glabe Run Der Geune1ee.ginie.- 8 8Umben
eenagtea, Die 8ebelen bon loren 6anOnen gu
bertretben. 0eiter p6en wnrpe cine 3weite BATE
terte eutOedt, Bet wel6er etn @efeAt %eutltunO, In
neldem Die gte6eIen NIT Gerlult BON eint9en
SOFTEN 3uriGgetrteben wurpea, Die @pusltC9a
murpe nur letht belddptQt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-21

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@teberbaS ate gtGentabnnnz
glMd. @eU. SAaefer, an Der NSrpl. Gen<
traLGilenbabn bsldaftst, wurpe am Bolton.
Depot 5piiAen 2 Cars gequetiGt, pelGe er 5a-
lammenban9en rUate, gr wurpe In feline Wcbs
nung in N0rO Greterltr. eebradt, wp er In Tol9e
Der e%rltttenen tnneren GerleBungsn ppbl lausere
3ett oas gett tr;ro bitten mii1Ien. Dies 1T nun
innerbalb 8 2o9en Der 8. uper 4. Sal Der art,
pel6en mir gu beridten baben.
@pn etnem Bferbegel1lagen.-
Nm Serieen Sonnabeno murpe 5r. @. q.
0ella, NutttCnar in 9nnapclis 9unctipn pom
einem an eine 5ede 9ebunpenen 9ferpe an Die
S4lafe 9elAlaSen, pppur9 er einen leiGten
SGdpelbru9 erlitt.
6euer. -@efern Mipr9en UNI A 1br Be-
mertte man i'm 2. Stedperte eineS YafbauleS,
Jr. So Salpertlfr., nate Draft, weIdeS BON Srn.
&raus q SO. benuBt ptro, 6euer. Die Spriten-
cOmpa9nte Nr. 4 mar iGneI auf Dem 9laBe uno
lSiHte Die Shannon, cbne PAP Dem @ebaans,
pelGeS 5rn. Sobn Mgrris sebGrt, bepentenper
SAapen 3~ugefigt ipuroe. Der Serlult Der Sirs
ma betra9t 500, pelAe pur9 Teriherung 9es
oedt Iino.
Sranbftftun9 in 5a8erstOwn n.
= Sn 6agerStpmn berrldte se(tern grcBe Mufs
re9utg in 6Olge zines 8ranOes, tuelher einen
Stal, @i9sntbum eines 6errn SIP 5erl6brte ;
perieIbe purbe gu Ipdt entOeft, um 9etoift mere
ben gu FSRnen unb mar ~Ofisnbar pas Nert BON
Branpfiftern. Das @ebauDe nebf Sn9alt tpnrpe
sapaliA serpSrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-21

GB@Q uartett-@Un3e 6eute Nbenb
tn Der NrbeiterbaIe, $50. 5 g, Sreperidtr.
Rg 0as @pdbenbiatt bS Baltimore gSeder" eridstnt
eeen Sreita9 Dsthas.
@s enttdIt % breits SpaIten 9efeFOff, un6 tas
6prmat TIT bebeutenb 9rSBer ais Ger tasIi&e Nefer.
SmbGlt:
@a6rdten nnb tIesrapbii9e Gepei&en aus alen &beaen beS
2anoes
@erreipOnben5en aus ben 6~elblaeern.
@bttOrtslIe &rtttet dber bic pittiOen Saaesirasen unb
has &eueite aus g~Saibin8tOnu nO zen Departments Der Gesieruns.
SsrNer bic 6crtiesuus bs sei6tGtIi6en &pa,ons
rMpbertd."
Getirbte, observation-disclosures Observation-Disclosures &c.
eipie aup cine lleberi9t Ter eurppdtl d en- 8eui9tetten
pelhs bis CUR Stuube Der Yublitutpn sinlaufen.
ginSelne @r mplare fnb iccsu Sreia9 gRpr9en wcbIperpadt
3ur gsriensan9 a 5 @ente in Der Office 81 baben.
So &ab 8eutidIans oerienben MIR ~tin5elne gremYlare Hr
s Sta. Gpttcfrei) an irsenb cine @or lie.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-21
Gapailerte ssapauerteI

@dDnllerte SSapauertel
~ @pm artsss. Departement ~outbcrtfrt, perbe tb Elm
~ Reoirsnt
O%t19Dnet
fr ben Dienf Der Ser. Staaten anteerbsn.
Vferpe unp' @quipirun9 perben bonn @puperne.
ment gelfelt.
@sfrut~t perben auf 8 Sabre (Cper friber euilaHen) onosncr,.
men, unS cru SsSfen Sieflbe SOsnnn9 ME . E anbsrn GrappeSS, ,sl4
sr Monas afDp sr am gdIus Der Gisnf,s it" G SSn @sit,
0'0 5. g. Greaesr,
8psts. @etrutruuas. Office. eS.tSweft-ede BON eamSsts. anO
GbarIesfr, Capt. sen Irer.
1. Steut. 8 t$pr8e Steporb.
Gu024s 2. 9ieut. @an .s0Gpb NprWppb.
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@apalerte! @nnnlIerfel

Bonn @rtsSe.Gspartemsnt outCrfrt. per0e i@ en- 0estmeat
Or19ener
tr ben Dtenit Der Der. Gtaaten anperben
pferOe nro @qniptrunS perOen bonn @pupernes
tnent g~eltelt.
Netrlaen peroen ant Sabre (Oper frihsr entlaTgen) euoensn,.
men. une erhalten otleibe g0bnune ME Die oubern' Snunn n tSI4
PER gtOnat) nebit Sano.B arrantS unc elm Snr bS1t
ODllorS IN oaar am SdIuB Der ORRItset, @ute Shelter
peroen ~prroeSo8e't. gu nlslben BET '""'
Ot5s @eubnr.' tsGe ~. 9 w%DSs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-21
5dusfn6unoi In Muler's6oteL

OdH6 II % u u IN WltlleE eQpltl.
- @slern Nloreen telebte cine Noli3eifOre Mil-
ler's 6otel, gde German unO 9acatr., neblt
Den acknowledgement Staff ,uaD oerpebrte jebem
ben Nussang. Die Dpli:tlfen tema6tt9ten lth
bterauf l1mmtliher SAliilel unb bielten 9rilno.
li1e 6ausludun9 in Der @rwartune, Briefe nno
3situneen aus Dem SuDen gu inoen. Ste Dsr-
baftetsn Scbn Carl, ben 8arteeper, unp einen
Manu NamenS Nm. !6art unter Der Nnt age,
baB le resetmabtse Gerbinpuns NIT Dem SuOen
unterbtelten. Die Gieentbimer bes 6Otels ltnr
burhaus lpeal uno wercen purA bieS Serfabren
in feiner @eile betrpfen.
8alb nah Der 6ausI tdun9 fam elmer Der
Gteentbamer gu Warlhaa McYbatl uno erz
reibte, paB bic 8ema6ung pes Saules auf5eses
BEN wllrbe, ba natiirlih Ous 9an3e 0el6aft pa
burG in Stpduns 9%eratben mar. SIM Safe fanD
ltA @elp une einiee Yapiere Dor, meld lsbtere
perD1htig pare1t lnp NIT Belhlag bele9t MUIR
ben. Spit 9etern Nbcnp lief Sen. Dir, BON
Dem Safe bena6rtdti9t mebrere Der Oerbafteten
Yerlonen fret 5err Weblter wurDe iepoA gu
peiterem gsrbGr 3uriidsebalten.
unprDentltAeS 8etra9eu % n
Splbaten.- Mebrere Soloaten peS Stem
gprt Gapaueriez Nes., Sberf Sra 5arris, batter
gesen Gasesanblu6 seltern einen blut9en SampT
in Melt 8altimpreltr., nobel bic menten Der
Sbetlnebmer nit blntisen &Gpfen capOntamen.
Webrere nltrDen berbaftet uno braGten ben 9elt=
risen Sag i'm StatiOnS9aule gu. Oas Te9iment
bat fA lOnlt felt leiner Nn,peenbeit in tieiser
StaOt gut aufsefibrt unb Die ubrisen SOIpateu
miBbtqisen bic Nufibrlne ibrer &amerapen in
bubem @rabe. Das 8esiment ptro binner
&uraem gu Sen. 8anfs' Dipilicn lfOBen.
Otebfabl auf einem S6tffe. -
Nm Nipntae Mbenb faulen Dtebe auf Den S6Up.
/ MArplano, pelder BET Dem S9ifbaubpf Der 5rn
S6kss unp 8ieein liest, unb itablen Dem Capt
st. $. Campbell $75 uno tSleiber. @apttatr
uno Steuern,ann batten an tenem. Nbeno pal
S6if unter gepaGuns etnes Neeerfnaben Wn
GRIP seIaien oieler mar jeoO6 benz Setlpiel'
ieines Serrn sefolst uno ras SAif mar in 6ols'
oelien eanalib v~erlalen. Der &nabe tpurpe per.
baftet.
Dtebfa6l. - Mary GtI9bmon purb'
Soraelfern oerbaftet, neil le etn &letpermulter in
Wertbe bon 81 BON @atbar, 9elferi9 seitUbler
bate. Gle wurbe BON Nifter QUsan pett Ser
fabren Der @rano Sur9 iibertuieien.
SQUIRT Of go mmpn 9leas.-Nu9uI
Son unO Grnlt Son eesen Sames McO pnneu
Enforcement elmer NOte. gerpitt fur &la9er 81
t$189.08.
@'pttfrieb Bauer sesen Geit 5Ofmann, meyer
gertaufs unp sieferunS pom 8aaren mid
sei4lolsu.
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Nortb=@ aYltr.
8tAtaer SAub=Store
80. 81 G1mibt.
DeutlAe gu6banDluns, 8u6btnperet unS
Qeibbibliotbef.

NttVUIUIIUIVtI1
so. 81 IS. Baltimore, swifdoen G5aps $5onibapfr.
SD erlaube nil ntiptn 6ysunSen iCpte BEN Geebrteu 9ubl fum
I'M @aseneinen ~ansu5e9eu, baB i'd metu @ei9aft pon 80. SIS
o.. @asar.. ua9, pbisen Rlas perlejt babe nno bite has min iehber
oeNbeutts 9erirauen aud fernsr bematrsn 81 wolen.
Metn 2aSr BON beutiGe en- erm in allen 8ronden,
|S6ulba@er, S@reibs uno 3ei@eubefte. S6retb.
materialiea aGer grt, beuti@e Mufif ihr 9ianp unb &C.
lana, babe ids amf bas bette proclitdnbt8t unb msrbe in 8etra6t
Der i6ledten Set Die btui9iten preie ite0en.
guf nieine9 etbbtbItOtbef made i'd ~beioabtr8 anfnereIam,
tnbem id picIelbe wieber bsbeutsnb pernirtt babe.
guf SaS @tnbtnben pn 8I9srn, NelFt &c. wcrbe i'd meme
beIonbere Acknowledgement Serpenesn, unO babe i9 uteire 9 II d i.
btnberei 70 ~pOlndnSiS einDeri6tet, unl alien auftra9tn beflens
,eniscn gu fSnnsn. @. &. S@mtSt,
etses eHs. 94 gS. Baltimore. spt1en SAP. u. SaaiSapRr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT


Correction.-Tho jury in the case Of Brad
ish against Bliss we're 5 for PIT. and for
Deft., instead Of being as reported two weeks
ago.
5 Wilder g. Wheeler Mcdad Wright
An action on the case, remanded from SUI
preme Court, for stopping logs floating in the
North Branch Of Winoosk River. The jury
disagreed
Smith, Vail, Peck Il Colby for PITS; Wing
and Durant for Def
J,ay-Nathl. J. Cove, c.. b. Clark, Sam1
Jones, Christopher Moore. S. p. circuit, Os-
man Dewey, NJ. NJ Graves. V. II. Averill,
j. G. Lane, Geo. A. Thornton, S. w. Cham
berlain, Benon Webster.
6 Thomas Hutchinson Simon Wheeler
An action for Islander in charging tho plf.
with poisoning Dett.'s cow Verdict for the
PIT to recover one cent, damage and costs
Wing, Vail for the PlH; Smith. Peck &
Colby, Dillingham; q Durant for Deft.
Jury-Timothy Cross, Stephen Horrick,
Thos. Harvey, Jr., NJ. Morrison, Jos. w.
Leonard. o. f. Lewis, j S. Woodward, AL
bert Morse, p. f.. Lockwood, Geo. Carlton,
Arthur Daggett, Geo. S. johnson.
Z Israel Cutting, apt, John Brown.
An action on the case for deceit in trading
horses Verdict for the PH. to recover
Sl9.22, damages and costs.
Heath, Rodfold for plf.; Wing, Lamson
for Dof.
Jury-Osman Dewey, S. w. Chamberlain,
b. Webster, " II. Averill, NJ. NJ Graves,
Christopher Moore, Saml Jones, c. b. Clark,
n. }. Cove, Robinson Temploton, T.. G. Fisk,
Cyrus Morse.
8 Luther Henry v John f. Henry
An action on note with gen'l counts. Yer
dict for the PlG. to recover S4O8 10 damages
and costs, and for the Deft. to recover on his
plea in offset SljS.33
Reddeld Henry for PHI; Dillingham; q
Durant for Deh.
Jury-S p. circuit, Thos. Harvey, IT,,
j. w. Leonard, j S. Woodward A. Morse,
limo. Cross, p. e. Lockwood, Geo. Carlton,
A. Daggett, G S. Johnson, G. A. Thornton,
stephen Herrck
/ 9 State Martin Van Buren, Burnham.
Indictment for stealing wagon, harness
and other personal property. Verdict not
guilty.
Heaton, Wheelocb for the State Randall
French, Vail for Respondent.
JUy-O. +. Lewis, Robinson Temploton,
Cyrus Morse, E. c. Fisk, n. j. Cove, SAM
Jones, c. Moore, NJ NJ. Graves, S. w. Cham
berlain, J. c. Lane, Lorenzo Nichols, Alvin
Braley.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12
Deaths.

In Mouistown, March 30. Jasper Clark aged Co.
In Hydepark March 30, Mt Simeon Whitcomh 81.
In Johnson March %, Mrs. Sarah Brown wife Of VIM.
Brown, aged GO years.
In Colchester. March 25, Mrs Hannah widow Of Ma
than 7. Dodge, formerly Of johnson, aged GO years
In Maiden, Mass, March %, Mrs Mary Whitcomh'
wife OF W w. Whconb ESD. and daughter Of the late
Maj. i. b Hyde, Of lily depark, aged % years
Ia Mouisiown, March 25, Of consumption Mrs. Lorci-
IA $, wife Of Mr. WIN, NJ. Small, aged p years.
In Warren, Feb. 3D. Willie AFRO son Of J. Nj. and c,
Hank, aged years and 4 months.
They parted the wayy hair
Ger the brow white snow,
And pressed the lids DER the blue eyes pale,
That would wake no more below.
And the evenings golden light
As it fell on our darling there,
Revealed the form OF an angel bright
With the look that he used TO wear.
Freeman please copy.
In Berlin, April 8, John Eddie son Of John c. aud L.
NJ, Emerson aged years and months.
No more wen hear his gentle voice
No more his kisses feel
No more around our neck he'll cling,
Or at our side will kneel
Those ruby lips and cherry cheeks
That brightly beamng eye
Oh who would thought so sweet a flower
Could ever droop aud die.
Deep in the cold and silentcarih
His little limbs are laid
His friends with aching hearts their last
Kind offices have have paid
But look aoft, fond Mother,
With faiths inspiring eye.
And view thy lovely cheIuh,
Where pleasures never die.
Al Needham, Mass, March 3st, Ann r.. wife Of
Jonathan Avery, aud daughter If the late pca Noah
King aged 81 ytarq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12
RECENT ELECTIONS.

RHODE ISLAND ELECr1ON.--Gov.S prapue
was reelected by slightly increased MAORI
ty from last year, in vote about 1000 less
Gov Spraguos majority this year, 1862;
ditto last year AGO. There was 6 scatter.
ing votes this year and l43 last year.
The other state officers elected arc as fol.
lows, the secretary of state and treasurer be-
ing supported on both tickets
Lieutenant Governor-Samuel G. Arnold
Attorney General--Walter S. Burgess.
Secretary of State--John r.. Bartlett.
Treasurer--Samuel A. Parker.
The Senate will stand 10 republicans md
q coalition; the House of Representative
25 republicans and 40 coalition.
The delegation in Congress is entirely
changed, as follows
Eastern district-Wm. P. Sheffield, coa
ton. by 3d2 Plurality over Christopher Robin
son, the late republican member.
Western district-George H. Browne, Goa
lition, by 51l majority over VIM. u. Bray
ton, the late republican member
The Providence journal says: " Il must be
distinctly borne in mind that both the parties
in the late contest explicitly avowed in the re-.
solutions of their conventions their approval
OF Mr.. Lincoln. inaugural, and their iutcn-
ton to support his administration
THE Blsu1rtN CoNNEcucur- Two Re
publcans are elected to Congress; Dwight
Loomis and Alfred A. Burnham. Two Dem.
ocrats are also elected James r. English and
Geo. C.. Woodruff buckingham for Govern
er Republican win have about 1000 MAORI
|ty. The Senate stands: Republicans 49,.
Democrats 8 House Republicans 33, Dom
ocrats ~, with $50 to be beard from, Of which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12
TEMPERANCE IN WEST FAIRLEE.

A meeting of the citizens of West Fairlee
was held on the evening of March p, at the
office OF Hon. klvah Bean, to consider the
subject Of Temperance and the sale and use of
Intoxicating drinks, which was called to order
by Hon. Stephen Thomas, and James I. Law
renee was chosen Chairman, and Charles Col
Iins Secretary.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Alyah Bean
Henry G Hutchins, Stephen Thomas, Hiram
Powell, Jared Buzzell, William Kimball and
Ephrsim Davis, and the following resolu-
tion was unanimously rejected;
Re,oired That we approve Of the sale and Of
dent spirits boycrage as it has been carried on IN
tins village during the year past
The following resolutions were then adopt
ed, the best of good feeling and harmony pre-
selling:
Resoired, That whoever agent in this town to sell
sprtuous liquors. shall sell the same for the affects spe-
cited by a"-ior medical mechanical and chemical pur-
poses only.
Resoired That this meeting recommends that person
be appointed agent for the sale Of quurs IN this town.
who resides out Of this village.
Resoired That q committee Of five be appointed by
this meeting prosecute all known violations uf the law
regulating che sale Of apirtu0us Liquors.
Resolped That Stephen Thomas be requested 10 PIE
Aent copy Of the proceedings OF This meeting 10 Hon
Geo r. Baldwin, Commissioner Of Orange county.
hezOfsad That Rev. D. s. Frost De invited 10 lecture
" this village Fast Day next or at such other time as
shoud suit hs conyenieute, ON the subject Of Temper
RDee
Resoirsd, That tic proceedings Of this meeting be
printed 10 an the papers puhlshei in tins county
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12


GErA PURE ARrtcLE.-Ilowovcro opinions
may vary as to the use or abuse of liquors as
beverages. or for medicinal use no live man
can be found who would not prefer and recon-
mend the ptre article whenever any is to be
taken There are two kinds Of wines spoken
of in the Bible one is recommended ga little
for the stomach's sake, the other denounced.
No doubt one was p,trc, the other ri's If
you will use the article, do procure it in its
original purity, and only seek for it among
honorable and respectable merchants, whose
character and long standing as well as judy
ment can be relied upon, and to whom re-
putatiou for selling fine wines and liquors is
of tentold more Importance than any thing
they could gain by adulteratiou.
If consumers have any doubt as to procur-
ing, in their own vicinity such an article as
they desire, we refer them TO the old estab-
lishcd house of /. d Richards 81 Sons, Bos-
ton, whose advertisement may be found in
another column.
Et Prof. Wood, Che renowned discoycrer
of the invaluable "Hau Restorative still con-
tiuucs 20 labor in behalf of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted by the A.
merican press to be far superior to all Others
for causing the hair on the head of the aged
20 grow forth with as much vigor and luXu.
rance as when blessed with the advantage
of youth. There can be no doubt IL we plac,
credit in the innumerable testimonials whicl
the Professor has in his possession, that it Is
I one of the greatest discoveries in the mcdica
world. 1t restores, permanently, gray hail
to its original color and makes il assume
beautiful silky texture, which has been yer!
\ desirable in .lI area of fhn world fro
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST IN.
DIES

DlEOs
BY an arrival at New York on Friday even
ing, from Havana, the 25th ult., intelligence
of the most startling character is received, al
most riyallng in Importance the events trans
piring within our own borders. Spain it
seems, is disposed to take advantage Of our
discussions, and our consequent indispositon
or inability to enforce the Monroe doctrine,
and is taking measures to restore to her do
mains some of the fair possessions which she
has heretofore lost through adverse fortune
San Domingo is the first point to which she
has directed her attention, and we now receive
the astounding announcement that virtual
annexation has already taken place. During
some time past, it appears, system Of colon
i5ation has been quietly going on, large bodies
ofemigrants being introduced upon the island,
with the view Of promoting disahecton tow
ards the existing Government and otherwise
furthering the interests Of Spain. On the
10th ult., the Spanish flag was hoisted, much
TO the astonishmont Of the blacks and native
population, who appear to have been taken
entirely by surprise, and on the Odd immed-
lately on the receipt Of the news at Havana,
the Spanish frigate Blanca sailed to the as
sistance of the colonsts, fully armed and
equipped, and with a large number OF troops
on board She was to be followed as soon as
possible by two screw steam-frigates, with an
army of 5000 men, when the "protectorate, a"
as the Spaniards are pleased to term it, would
be fully established. II was also reported
that large additional military and naval force
was on the way from Spain to Cuba, to be
ready for any emergency in which it might be
required The Island of Hayti is indicated
as the npxt mint az QueratiOn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12

FAST DAY IN MONTPELIER. - Fast day
was observed in this town as usual A few
attended church, while very many sought re-
creation in various ways. The only church
service was at the Birch church, where those
who attended were favored with a very lorci-
bic sermon by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Lord, on
"Thc Causes and Remedy of the National
Troubles, which sermon we publish in full
on our first page. Our readers will do well
to read It carefully and studiously, and we
can assure them the will profit thereby. The
strong devotion of the speaker to the Union,
and the forcible annunciaton of the present
status Of the government, will be especially
relshed by the lovers Of the Union in all
sections of the country; while those Of
strong sectional feelings, both North and
South, would desire to find in it more which
would favor their own peculiar notions OBJ
iections are raised to the discourse Of Mr..
Lord because he makes no allusion to the
subject of sIdUery as one of the causes of the
present unfortunate condition of the country
government, and has continued to exist to
the present time, while the causes enumerated
by him are these which have arisen since the
adoption Of the present Constitution-"moral
causes, which he more appropriately desig-
mates as " the sins Of the people, which have
had an agency in producing the disturbed
state of our national affairs which " dis
turbances are in the order Of Gods provi-
dence," as a punishment for the sins Of the
people. Upon the first reading. this discourse
would hardly be favorably received by those
of strong sectional prejudices but the more
carefully it is studied, the less cuase there
will be found to object to the positions OF
the speaker, either on account of what he has
said or what he has omitted to say.
The discourse has been published in pauph-
let form and can be obtained on application
at this Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12

AssAUIrs.-The Bei'ous Rails Times gives
accounts of two cases of assault and battery
in and near Bellows Falls during the last
week. The first was upon the person of Hor-
ace Fairbrother of Westminster. who was as
srultcd by four youngstcrs,--Joseph Cochran,
John Hughes, Lawrence Mansfield and Don
mis- Clifford, -aged from IS to is years. and
robbed Of S93. They were arrested and
Hughes and Cochran fined IS and $50 re-
spcctively. The second was by Henry c.
Kimball of Charlestown, n. H., upon Pat
rick and Cornelius Bowen, two Irish brothers.
Kimball is under bonds for his appearance at
Court. Still another attempt at outrage up
on two girls was made the same evening by
two of the boys who were engaged in the first
of the above assaults. Hard reports these for
Bellows Falls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12

Hy telegraph 10 the lratehnan journal.
AtMlrsct ii4 Cattle, $50 Becvc,, 9i Stores consist
ing of Working Oxen, Cows, aud one, two aud u.rce
years ulds. PRICES,
Beef extra, $500 a 72j Working Oxen, so l42
90 first quail. e 2j a 900 Cows Calves, rs %
" see. " 800 a 900 Ycarlings, none.
third 400 a 600 Two years olds, Is l6
60 ordinary 00l 600 Three " II -
SheeIfaud Lambs.-At Market 2350 Prices
In Lots, so a 300 Extra a select, $50 a $50
REMAEgs.-Market quite active to-day, there being a
good number Of buyers present Prices improved rs cts
per cwt. beef Considerable call for working oxen.
Sheep sold quick at unchanged prices. Calves quite
plenty
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have received their new STYLES Paper Hanpings. They
have also received beautiful variety OF French and
Swiss Pictures Who among viii fail to them, and
then, for small sum, make your barren walls place
Of beauty and admiration, and who will fail making a
few selections 43
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-12

MYsrERIoUs.-On the I'd inst, about four
miles below Swanton Falls, floating in the
Missisco River, the body Of man was picked
up. The body was in a perfectly nude state,
and so mutlated by the action of time and
water as to preclude an attempt at descrip.
ton. Amy interested parties can obtain fur
Their information by inquiring of W II. Blake
Swanton, Vt-St Aibans Democrat.
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DEDIcArIoN.-The new Methodist Church
at Winooski was dedicated on Wednesday
last, agrecably to previous announcement,
Rev. Mr.. Brown Of Poughkeepsie, officiating,
assisted by Rev Messrs. Wells, Wither-
spoon, White and Silversteen. The new
building is a neat and substantial structure
Of wood, large enough to accommodate about
two hundred and fifty person, warmed from
the basement by openings in the floor in each
pew, and built by Messrs. Greenleai and f..
w. Chase, at a cost of $4,000, most of which
sum has been already secured. 1t is situated
near the Congregational Church on the OPP
poste side of the street, and supplies "A want
long felt by the NJ. f. Society Of Winoosh.
Free Press.
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At the recent village school meeting at
Proctorsyille, they voted prizes amounting to
$50, being S for each term Of school, to be
distributed among the scholars, for punctual-
~ in attendance, good behaviour, proficiency
in studies, &c, for the year ensuing.
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hIN Ell 10 IOh hhANbAAD hibs
Feb'y. Berlin, Sally Morris, $500
&c Middlesex, Horace Holden, 200
April. Cabot, bal. 5 coll. in Cong. "
Meth. Soc. l.3O
Berlin, coll in three school dis
tricts in the cast part, 81 90
G. w. SroRRs, Trs. w. Co.