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The New York herald., 1861-12-28
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

NE0ARs VERY CHEAP.--THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. II
- Broadway up stairs, Is Offering great uceinents TO
cash buyers Some good brands Of Havana Domestic and
German Segars still unsod.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
USEFUL ARTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
" PLATED COFFEE UKN5
PLATED TEA SETS,
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED SALVERS,
HIRAM YOUNG,
John strA9t.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THAT "CURIOUsn BOOK" "wOMEN In NEW YORK,s
singular novelty, filed with interesting Sketches n
male Characters In the City (Which the Herald denounced
the Independent for sdvertslng sold by newsdeasrs se
80 mailed free for % censha price, Cloth bAd
ing s pages % engrsvngs Deaes allowed nearly nfy 20
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
DRY GOODS.

y y millinery: Largest and cheapest in the world hsi
bfoaaHav, sl. Black Velvet Bonne'a Childrens Hats,
new yles; skating Hats Bopnets ut reduced prices.
Feathers. Flowers and Ribbons.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FIRST CLASS NEW MILL FOR SAlE-WIrHIS
oge huAr o NV 9fk Oily ~ rilruad, 50 by ls0fest
VIZ hghtgd tna bu u o. hrlk N the mo- Substantial man
New York
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
FRENCH ADVERTIsEMENTs.

an DEMANDE-UNE DEMOIsELLE FRANCAI6
" CONNIE femme de chambre ct coudre de bons re-
senements Appiquez 10 Brevoo place, 2me rue prs
de Broadway, de dix heures A. II. uue heure p. NJ.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON
"a seond Roor With two closets, 20 let with aoard he
nous. naias tho modern Improvements; location eligible
qntt hone re allied References exchanged Appy at No
- Grove street, between Beecker and Hudson streets
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CHERIFF's SALE OF CRocKERy. AC
~ nnNTlNtf TUOA

CHERIFF'S SALE OF UROCKERY, AC.,
- IN CONTINUATION
..... CHAMBERS FAIkcHTLD. Auctioneers,
VIII continue, at their sacsroom, lis Nassau street. %
Saturday December "a at II O'clock the sale Of largo steck
OF Crockery, Glass Ware China, DC.
yNII.IIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SKILL ON
w Saturday, at IUi O'Clock at No. East broadway, the
contents OF Fancy and Jewery Store; Glass Cases. DcisL
Ioekets, Chains Chdrena Clothing, Periumcry, SewnS
Machine, Horse and Wagon &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
HEADQUARTERS FOR FOR gEwELRY,

Ii HEADQUARTERS FOR JEwELRY.
All Kinds Of Sets Brooches and Earrings Bracelets Neck
Chains, Lockes Rings Pins, Charms and everything in the
iewers llna Q. r GIRToN. Manufacturing Jewcier aoj
Broadway. room No. |. y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

COOP FEELING AMONG THE VoLUN-
TEERs.-A Washington letter in the Hart
ford fines says there is a large degree of
brotherhood among the volunteers from the
different states. Men who never met before
are acquainted without introduction in ten
minutes, and intimate friends in fifteen
Many instances of kindness between stran-
gers whose only bond of union was an en-
iistment in the same cause, have occurred.
The other night young volunteer was
anxiously inquiring for some one with the
same uniform as his. His question was put
to one of the Tpreos belonging to the De-
kaleb regiment. He went into Browns
hotel with him, and into some Of the adjoin-
ing stores. Presently they returned, un-
successful. "What do ye want ter find him
fer 2" asked Turco. why the fac. is that
he's got all the money, an want somethin'
to eat an drink" sIf that's all, we needn't
to wait fer him." So off they go, arm in
arm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

Hill and f. Newton, privaes, wounded in
legs with rifle balls, not very serious. The
Regiment are now in camp ut their old quar-
tiers. The number of missing will proba-
bly, be lesSencd by detached men yet to re-
port themselves.
Along with this news we are PANEL to
learn from The LIST regiment at Fort Mon.
roe, thar quartermaster Sargent Whitney,
OF Woodstock, we believe, was shot by the
rebels on Tuesday morning. With others
he was in search of n sirayed bullock not
tar from the camp. Ills body was pierced
with half dozen bullets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.


Az Cattle, about 400 Reeves. and AZ Stores,
insisting Of Working oxenAlileh Cows and one twoand
three years old. 4E
Prices of Marxe BeefExtrs SO 90 az 25 first quality
$3.50; second quality $500 third quality, ,5 oriin-
AIRY, 5000.
Working Oxen. 500 600. a 900
Cows aud CalYes-But few at market.
Year.Dgs, S1aS0 ;tsoyearsold 800 q 90 three year
old 90 soOO
sheep Lambs2562tt market Prices in OTIS, 81 30,
81 20 90 each. Extra , q $50 80 AZ from a 3Ic
per H. Veal Calves goo Spring Lambs LOG -, 15 50.
Hides Al y &c. Tsllow, q 5tc.
pelts S25c, ~ size each Cali Skins 0S q Sc v lbl
RemarksTliere many Northern but about the
number OF Western Cattle last week. Pieces from
50 IS ~ 10 - cwt., but the difference allowed in the
Der pounds for shrnkae from live weight varied from 30
% per cent We quote the best at So IS y cwt nett
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
LATEST NEWS.
100000 Eresi, Troops in The Field

Our news Thursday morning is highly
encouraging. The government have ac-
cepted 10000 troops during the last twenty
four hours. lllipois alone has offered Ia,
and Indiana 10 regiments. Fifty picked
riilcncn left Burlington, this State, on
Wednesday for Washington. An army of
half a million are TO be put in the field inn
mediately, and the preparations ut WASH
ington are on the most stupcndous scale.
The reports of the bnrbaritics of the
rebels toward our wounded are fully con-
lirmed. a private Of the LIST Connecticut
regiment lifted and carried n wounded rebel
TO a shady spot, and gave him drink, which
revived the rebel who drew his pistol and
shot his bcnefactor dead. A troop of rebel
cavalry deliberately fired into Il number of
wounded, and the rebels having taken the
bayonets and knives of our dead and wound
ed, thrust them into their hearts, leaving
them sticking there, and the Louisiana
Zouaves amused themselves by kicking
the heads they cut off as foot balls.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
Two Zouaves Fighting on Their own Ae-


Nv" Lohifcs ffshIfnS Ola Their Own Ac-
coaat.
In the fight at Bulls Run on Thursday,
two New York Zouaves distinguished them
selves by going in on their own hook. They
had strayed from their regiment, which was
at Fairfax Court House, and were in the
van at the first assault on the rebel batter
les. They pushed themselves into fight
ing position at the first opportunity that
opened. For nearly an hour they fought
in the woods with daring intrcpidity, who'll
ly on their own account. and conscious of
no other authority beside their own. They
were perpetually in the advance, until the
run was reached, when they were obliged
TO hold back, like the Massachusetts, COM
panies which dashed on at almost the same
time.
Their manner OF treating the rebel SOL
diers was eccentric They waited until one
showed himself tolerably near, and then ran
forward, chased him down and kille him,
without regard TO the numbers by whom he
was surrounded. One of them actually
penetrated a small battery, sheltered by a
side ravine, bayoneted one Of the gunners,
and escaped unframed. In this way they
occupied themselves for nearly an hour, to-
ward the end of which they cot separated
and, consequently, became uneasy on each
others account. They both came out with
out wound. One of them was the last man
of our side to leave the ground, and as he
withdrew and walked up the hill on our side,
quite unprotected, he kept pausing at inter-
walls and looking back, for minutes at time
as in need of his eomrade, whom he believ-
ed TO be still among the enemy. He then
went along the line, as our column retired
toward Centerville, crying bitterly. Il
didn't want to have that fellow shot," ne
said that fellow has run in the fire de-
partmeut with me three years." 1t was
very touching TO see the tender grief of this
rough and reckless fireman, and it was even
more so to witness the wild and overwhelm-
ing delight with which he met his compan-
ion at Centeryille, as uninjured as himself,
and filed with an anxiety as great as his
own.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
STATE OF VERMONT.

Hugh IL Henry wrSpRAN, SIS
Royal sandersin, and wife. In Chancery.
VHEREAs, Hugh II. Henry, Of Chester in the county
w of Windsor the 9Th day Of April A. ID. 1851 filed
in the ONCE of the clerk of the OF caneery
county wndbm his petition against Royal Sauierson
and Sarah, his wife, formerly Of Grafton in said Wndhsm
county of the state of Rhode Island setting forth that
the said Royal Sanerson and wife the Sth day of
gust d. 1883 morgagcd to the petitioner piece Of land
in said Grafton being the southwest half Of lot No IA in
the south range of lots in said Grafton the
ment Of four promsory notes. all dated August Sth 1858
for SlOT So payable june l. 1853 the other three
for S0O each payable respectively June l. 1850 June
1851 and June l. 1852 all with Interest annually and
large part of the money due said noies remains
paid and ing that the equity Of redemption of said
SanderSon and his wife in the premises be forecosed
Which sand petition is made returnsble to the
Of Of ehancey be held Newtane in and for
said county, the second Tuesday Of September D.
1861 Aud it appearing that the said Royal Sanderson and
wife reside without this state that the and ord
nary process of this be served upon them Il is
ordered by the chancellor that the petitioner notify the de-
OF his said petition and Of the of this
which the Is returnahe, by publishing the sub
Thereof with this order three weeks successfully in
the Bellows Falls Times printed Rockingham in said
the last publication be az least twenty days pre-
yious 20 said next September term Of said court
b. W. Dean, Pits. Atty. 3O-35 Il. TYLER, Clerk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

Word from the Grafton Volunteers to
Their Friends AT Home.


CAMP BAXTER, July 22nd, 1861.
DEAR TINES I'VE are at last about 10
leave Camp Baxter and the Green Hills
OF our beloved State, for the scenes of TOLL.
suffering and danger that this unfortunate,
this helli,h rebellion imposes upon us.
We leave our homes, the Camp and the
State with many regrets and many pleas
ant memories. Probably none in the 3rd
regiment have had pIeasanter reminder Of
bone, and the friends there, than the m en-
bers of Co. A, from the town of Grafton
This town had already sent $40 to each of
It's volunteers, and individuals in the town
had made some liberal private donations OF
money, and last week our friends, Ia crown
their generosity, sent US an immense box Of
everything good to eat. There was enough
to spread a regular picnic dinner for tile
whole CO., besides the officers and other
invited guests. 1t was probably our last
festive occasion in VT, until we shall have
seen the head of secession smothered. II
was alike an occasion of joy and a remind
er of duty. We thank you heartily dear
friends, for all your favors, and pledge you
anew that we will spare no effort to adj
vance the cause in which we are engaged,
our cause and your cause. We have but
one ambition and that is to serve our coun-
try faithfully. GRAFTON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

SHOOTING AT CAMP BAxrER.---W learn
from the Caiedontan extra that John T. Tir-
rell of Pittsburgh, N. H., a sergeant in
company l, was shot dead by the guard
acting un'ler orders in quelling riot on the
camp ground, at St. Johnsbnry, Saturday
evening last. There had been some prec-
ious difficulty between some of the men and
the suffers quarters. The matter is TO be
investigated, and we understand the trouble
mainly grew out of attempts to speculate
out Of the soldiers, which is as mean piece
of business as any one could engage in,
though of course that would not justify
any resort 10 riotous proceedings.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

FsnE.-A fire broke out in the Chair
Shon. at Smithfield, in Ludlow, on Wednes-
day night of last week, which destroyed
the shop together with several hundred
dollars worth of chair materials, and also
Mr.. Abel Adams MILESTONE Shop. An in
suranee had lately been effected in Worces-
ter, Mass, Stock Company on the Chair
Shop and materials for $4,000. Mr. Adj
ans shop was insured in the VT. Mutual
for S275. Cause Of the fire not known.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

DEMocRATfc NOMINATIONS. - The
democratic state convention held at Mont
pelier on Wedr es,lay, nominated the follow
ing state ticket For Governor, Paul Dill
lngham for Lieut.. Governor, Stephen
Thomas; for Treasurer. j. T. Thurston.--
Their resolutions sustain the administration
in It's efforts TO put down the rebellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

THE STRONGEST PArRIorsM.-An cl,
DERBY lady who attended a meeting of the
Isl Vermont regiment, just before they left
for the seat OF war, certainly evinced the
most patriotism of any one yet heard OF.
As soon as the prominent speakers had fin
ished their patriotic speeches, the old lady
arose, full Of enthusiasm, and said she
thanked God that she was able to do some
thing for her country; her two sons, all she
possessed in the world, were in the regiment,
and the only thing she had 10 regret was
that she could not have known il twenty
years ago-she would have furnished more
of them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

REBEL Suor.-John- w. Tompkins, late
a rebel recruiting officer in Kentucky, was
hallooing for JEFF. Davis, the other day in
Louisvil lie, when Henry. Green, the watch
man requested him to dcsist, where upon he
drew a knife, when Green shot him dead.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

Col. Davis Of ole Of the New York Reg
imen,s has immortalized himself by b.
mot. His regiment passing through Balti-
more without band, some Secessionisi
tauntingly asked, Where is your music
. liz Our cartridge bores = naively replied
the gallant commander,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

The 2D VERMONT. = Dispatches on
Wednesday morning say that the number
of killed. wounded and missing in the I'd
Vermont, at the battle of Bulls Run, viii
not exceed fifty. Maj. Guino Of Montpelier
wrist shattered by MIME rife baiI--noi
dangerous private fleming OF Montpelier
WOUNDED in thigh b. rifle ball Andrew
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

egy Gen. Butler has decided that the term
of service Of the first Vermont regiment will
expire on Friday the I'd day of August, at
which time they will probaly return.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
Married.

In Westminster July IL by Rev A. Foster, Mr.. FRANK
LIN L. PIElsCE and Mrs JENNIE l.. BENNETT, both of
Putney.
In keene, N H., July 4th, Mr. GEORGE H. HILLS of
keene and Miss F1DEIIA WILSON, eldest daughter Of
Horace A. Wilson, Of Putney.
In Dummerston, june Is Mr. ASA BUTTON aud Miss
MARY l.. KNIGHT, both of ID.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

TNRoN pasture Roswell Wilcox in Nstsunsrr
l. BLACK MARE. fhetritr httr = hryrsnisl Stsicl
years Old s~itrh tail. with hair suicshst rubbed or SIR
thin Of -s weighing go lbs. said
without adj IL stocn. probably hsi
th job Of shoing heretofore she ivEu any dis
She asst Friday, l2th inst, in the past
une with other horses.
Any information in regard TO the mare, that will lad
her deoseryo Or 10 the detection q the Thrift viii b.
handsomely rcearieis : CHAPMAN ) CO
Bellows Fails. July l., 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

DR. ON. suoLEs ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, gives particuis
attention diseases of the eiloRary organs. and spc
eia diseases of See advertisement In another col
June &c, 1850. 1926
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
" morE-roErRY OF rnYs1c. On
TO a Friend i'm Need.

Dr. Sweets Infsbie Eminent Is prepared from the
cipe OF DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the bone
setter AMI has been used 10 his practice tof the last
years with the astonishing As
remedy IL is without rival aud will alleviate pain
speedily than any other preparation. For all Kheu-
Disorders !. Is truly infliiihe
alive for Sores, Wounds, Sprans, Bruises &c its sooth-
ing healing and powerful strengthening properties excite,
the just wonder sstonishuent Of all
give trial oser four hundred certificates Of rk
bic cures. performed by IL within the last two YEAR
attest this fact. See advertisement. 31-eov-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

luz BRATTLEsoRo Co. - 4 telegram
4 Lieut.. Tyler OF the BrattIeboro COM
D, which went out in the I'd Vermont
Pment, says that they had three killed ,
Wounded and thirty missing, bur doubt
many of the missing have returned to
ranks ere This. Capt Todd was shot
Push the throat, the ball passing very
E the jugular vein, He VIII, We are
TO learn, soon recover. The names Of
other wounded we have not yet learA-
nor Of the three said to be killed.
3 We learn that Elisha L. KeabIes
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

and Russell Benjamin. Corporals, aud boil,
of Bratleboro, were killed, aud Noah Blood
of Putney, wounded.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
CHEAPEST AND PLElSiNrEST ROUTE FROM
BEII0WS FiLS TO NEW I9Rk.

nAIiY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, BETWEEN HART
~ FORD AND NEW YORK, - The Steamer 'GaASITE
STATE Capt j. H. King. leaves Hartford FIR New York
every Tuesity, Thursday and saturday
The Steamer ''CuY HARrFoRp,N Capt " NJ Simpson
Hartford New York every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday.
The time of leaving Hartford is fixed at 81 o'clock
thus giving passengers leaving Bellows Fails at $50 ~
FIR Springfield ample time to connect with train at $50
D. m aud arrive in New York at about O'Clock the fol-
lowing morning This affords the cheapest and most
comfortable from Hartford aud various points
north of Hartford to New York.
The boats have the best Of state room accommodations!
every requisite for safety comfort and convenience
Cabin Fare tno charge for Berths.l Sl59
Forward Deck, LOO.
reght taken at low rates. Consign goods to u n.
Y. ST. Bt. Co. 2ir4i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
TO Consurnptives-

TUE subscriber viii ecsriy Sud fsc Of charged ~,
wto desire H. the csps ssfsrtx EEcIrK by wkh Ia
cured Of that aisease Cou<rmp tion-
With AsrHsA. BEoScars<~ any
hung arcon sincerely hopes will try this Es~re welt
sstf-fci II tkax sin b. With
Thankful fr his ccp.ete re~ss-<tiop. h.
rlace IN the bsndS Of every srs< te
foe wishing the resipe With fan iirecsrn<.
sill picasc rail on OF addrrss Raw WN. :. ALIEN.
52 Ne s. sohn Stree, ss~ York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

DONE NEALIast the thing for inclined to ehe=
Id Bones, and not feed we'll. foF sale ~
AIMS WILSON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
L.awI.e ce9s
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON.

this Saloon you get any style Of pictures manu-
featured in style Of the prices
Old Daguareoypes, Ambrotypes, SC. copied
enlarged aud beautifully eoloTed in oil
coiors- Remember Frank Lawrence, the East
End ef the Park Chester, win remain but FIR short
Chester April II, ISL l6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

The THIRD REGIMENT.-The Third
Vermont Regiment passed through this
place on "Wednesday, en- route for the seat
of war. They stopped here about half an
hour but did not leave the cars, and our
citizens generously furnished the entire reg
iment with coffee and other fixings, which
were passed TO them in the cars. There
were more than thousand people at the
depot, many having come in from out of
town, who had friends in the regiment. 1t
was truly interesting to see with what in
terest and affection the entire crowd re-
garded the soldiers. There were some
scenes which could but moisten the eyes Of
those the least accustomed 10 such feelings.
The ladies were true as ever, and liberal
in their donations of refreshments, boz
quets and encouragement. We could men
ton names, but that would appear like par
TALLY TO others we did not know, who were
equally generous and worthy. We saw a
lady, formerly of Springfield, pass down on
the platform of the freight depot distrib-
uting cake to the soldiers, through the car
windows, and so quietly and so rapidly did
she do her work, and was so soon again in
the crowd, that the soldiers lost the oppor-
tunity of thanking her as they tried and
sought in vain TO do afterwards. OF this
last she is probably Ignorant, and if by
chance she reads these lines, we ar, happy
to inform her that her liberality was fully
appreciated by the gallant soldiers. An
other lady deposited a good sized basket
full of berry pies and other nice things, all
of which she had made with her own hands.
We don't know where she belonged. Other
ladies we're equally generous. The soldiers
are hardy men, and they win be one of the
crack regiments of New England. The
soldiers individually, were men Of fine and
gen,lem anly bearing, and many of them OF
superior education. They we're borne
away by the train little before l o'clock,
amid the cheers of the crowd. One OF the
soldiers sung out, "Good-bye, girls, hope
you'll all be married about the time we
come back 4" At Brattleboro they were
received by some two or three thousand
people, who gave them any quantity OF tea
and coffee, and fairly bombarded them with
baskets of provisions. At Vernon salute
was fired in their honor, and thus they pass
ed, continually receiving the ovation OF the
people. At Springfield similar reception
awaited them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

PRoCToRsyILLE--John +. Weather
bee of Nashua, n. H., has purchased the
Hyde Hotel lately occupied by C. c. White,
has taken possession, and what is M re,
furnishes just the best table, for the price,
of any hotel keeper in his vicinity. Trav-
elers and persons from the din aud noise OF
The city win find this most delightful
home, and a landlord just in the right place
always. $500 Young & Spafford, mer-
chants, have dissolved-not the men them
selves corporeally-but the firm. Young
continues at the old stand opposite Bal
CONS factory, and sells goods cheap for
cash, and very low for short and approved
credit. Isaac A. Brown, dealer in
flour and grain, at the depot, has sold out
to A. NJ. Spaiiord, who is determined to
sell the +" staff Of life' even at lower figures
than his predecessor. - Kendall Tay-
Tor has repaired and fitted up his boot and
shoe shop, and may always Sundays ex-
ceptedD be found ready to supply CUSTOM
ers with all kinds of boots and shoes tex
cept poor ones) at prices to suit the times
and the people.
The people Of Cavcndish propose TO give
the Casendish Light Infantry, Capt. Tut
tie, reception and dinner at the Eagle
Hotel (Wetherbee's) in Proctorsville, on
their return from Newport News, Va, about
the first of August When we learn the
exact day, we viii notify our readers, as it
will Of course be an occasion of great in
terest. A friend has our thanks for COR
dial invitation obe present, and if possible,
:" shall be there 10 see"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
II. HYDE
srRAYEp OR STOLEN!

II As Just retarncI from Boston, with supply d
GrocercS, which he Is Offering at Reduced prices 100
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Ten Dollars Reward.

III HE subscriber will pay the above reward 10
who will give hun Information sufficient conviction
scoundel who pundered his Hot Bed the night
of the 18th inst. IL. y. GREEN.
Bellows Fails May 20 1861 y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26

Levi Snow of New Wilmington, fell dead
while at work in the hay field, on Friday
of last week. He was 70 or so years Of
age.