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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
LATEST NEWS.

We have dispatches Thursday morning
that great battle has been fought in Mis-
souri, at Carthage, in which the national
troops were obliged to retreat, after having
once drove the enemy. They are reported
to have had force of l.500, and the enc
my 10000. Several hundred killed on
both sides. (No doubt this is greatly ex-
aggerated.)
Several war measures passed the House
on Wednesday. The bill for the support
Of the army passed by vote of l35 to To-
the loan bib, l49 10 ).
Mr.. Mallory of Kentucky made strong
Union speech.
The Senate passed a bill for 500 .00o
troops and $500, 100000, 3ftoi.
Among the nays IS the notorious Vallan-
digham Of Ohio, who made a secession
speech. He most richly deserves hanging
and no wonder the Ohio troops mobbgt
hial. They knew the mar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
cara

We would take Ihs sTsbod 70 express
our sincere and heasfsrff haaks 10 those
friends who have ep,eas'd ds 80 much as
sis,ance aud y mpsrtv Il our tee,'r and
sudden bereavement 1 asd OUT gratitude 10
those who a, the risk ofiheir lives lsbor'd
for so many hours IN the water 10 recover
the body Of our lost boy, and would assure
them that these lindnesses will ever be re
membered in the chambersof I've heart.
S. 5. Coolidge,
Lucy t. COOLIDGE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

week, They looked hearty and in first
rate spirits. Some Of them called at our
office on Monday, op their riura, TO secure
reading matter while. il the army. Til II
extreme GOODNESS indicates them TO be- ot
the right metal, and woe 10 The secession
lists who fall into their hands One Of them
wanted TO secure a small sword at Paper
Mill Village, which had been used in the
revolutionary war; lie very properly
thought that now was just the time for it
to be used again. +. w. Porter,
Esq, of Springfield, has been appointed
post master at that place, and will soon, II
he has not already, enter upon the duties Of
his Office.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

SoUTH READING.-The people of this
little place have been doing their duty no.
bly, in aid of the soldiers. Last week sub
scription of $50 was raised, and the money
laid out in cloth, which the ladies of South
Reading and vicinity have made up into
an outfit for two beds for The army hospital,
consisting OF ticks, sheets. pillow cases,
shirts, bandages, towels, lint, &c. Tuesday
of last week was the day for doing the
work il rained so that few could attend
outside the village, but not at all daunted,
those nearer by worked the harder, and
completed the task.
This done they Immediately SET to work
making preparations for picnic to cele-
brate the Fourth, and though they had but
one day in which to get ready, everything
seemed to be complete. Three tables were
set the whole length of Union Hall, which
fairly groaned under the weight of the cold
fowl and tongue, dried beef, boiled eggs,
pyramid cakes, and host of other nice
things; in fact bill of fare hardly ex-
celled elsewhere. 1t is calculated chat $50
persons dined az these tables. Our mouth
moistens as we write, and can only wish
we might have been there also, and we APP
prehend that others who will read these
lines, and who are farther off than we, will
heartily join in our wish. Carroll c. Buck.
Esq, was marshall of the day, and at elev-
en- O'Clock the citizen soldiers, with music.
made military parade, and then with the
people formed procession and marched to
the stone church, where a prayer was made
by Rev. Mr.. Bryant, followed by singing
by the choir, reading of the Declaration of
Independence by E. ID. Reyes, and an adj
dress by Mr.. Bryant Then came another
parade and the procession marched TO the
table in Union Hall already described.
where many patriotic toasts were LET off,
amid the strongest feeling CT enthusiasm.
We give few of these toasts below =
Tie Vermont Officers and Soldiers Of The
Var Of l861-May they prove Warmers
and Aliens in their feats to suppress rebel
lion.
OR 6rare Col p. 7. Hasib,rn-May
he prove Washington in the service Of
/ his country.
Nelg Eaglaad-One and undivided against
rebellion, ever found first and foremost in
defence of her couatry's rights.
The Kantees-Invineible in war, slow il
revenge. bot tigers when aroused, and de-
ierminsd when their rights are trampled
upon.
The American Bqgle-Symbol Of oui
nation may she be as victorious over III,
confederate iag and its serpent, as She wa
over the British lion OF 10.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
Married.

In Cambridgeport June 20 By Rev A. ". Mott, Mr.. L.
II. PARTRIDGE and Miss NANCY hYDER, both Of i,oek-
ingham.
IN Mount Holly jail 3, by Rev. Daniel Packer Mr.. wM
NJ. ROBINS OF Chester, and Miss HANNAH EosTER Of
Weston.
In proctorsyille, June % Nit EDWARD MERCHANT of
Hartford, and Miss JOSEPHINE BouKDo of z.
In Quechee June 80 by Rev L. Pratt, Capt THOMAS
o. sEANER Of the Nernieuf fIhird Regiment, and Miss
NANCY }. SPAULDlNG Of Hartford
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

SAD CASE or DRowNING - Clement
Coolidge, II son OF 5. ). Coolidge, Esq, OF
this village, d bright lad of about twelve
years of age, was drowned in the eddy Of
Connecticut river, just below the canal locks,
on Tuesday morning last. He in company
with son of A. S. Clark were bathing,
when he got beyond his depth and could
not swim. The alarm wac given, and ei-
forts were made throughout the day TO reA
cover the body, but without success. These
efforts were renewed on Wednesday iii
about O'Clock, when the body was found
very near where he sank. His funeral wa:
attended this Thursday morning, at 8 O'Clock
at his fathers house. There is very
general feeling of sympathy in our village
with Mr.. Coolidge and his family, whose
aflliction has thus been SO sudden and Sc
we're.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
CHEAPEST AND PLElSANrEST ROUTE FROM
BELLOWS FALLS TO NEW Y9Rk.

nAIIY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, BETWEEN HART
IL FORD AND NEW YORK. The Stesmer 'tGgANIrE
srArEn Capt. ! H. King. leaves Hartford FIR New York
every ruesdty Thursday and saturday.
The Steamer 'CrrY iIAKfFoRD, Capt y NJ. Simpson
leaves Hartford for York every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
The time leaving Hartford Is fixed at 81 o'clock p
thus giving passengers leaving Bellows Falls at 80
for Springfield ample time to connect with train at Las
D. M and arrive New York about O'Clock the fol-
lowing morning line affords the cheapest and
Of travel from Hartford and various points
north OF Hartford to New York.
The have the best Of state aecommolatsuol
and every requisite for aey, comfort and convenience
Cabin Fare, mo charge for Berths,D Sl59
Forward Deck, Leo
reight tasea low rates Consisn goods to II. n.
T. ST Be. Co. 2j4l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

PUTNEY.-The people of Putney are
fully aroused TO the demands of the coun-
try, and are often making patriotic response.
When their volunteers left town, they raised
and presented 10 each one s. in money.
Last week the ladies thought they would
do something for the third regiment, by
way Of hospital supplies. They met and
appointed committee, and in two days
raised nearly 500. They then met at
the house of Haynes +. Baker, with sew
ing machines, and il the bullets from the
guns Of the volunteers fly as swiftly and
accurately as did the needles that after
noon, jeff Davis will have close quarters.
A correspondent says-"if you could have
seen the piles Of bedding, bandages, &C..
which they produced, you could have ex-
claimed with one of old, now lettest thou
thy servant depart in peace, for mine eyes
have seen what women can do when they
undertake it,
A company of Home Gnards has been
formed in Putney, and they came out in
uniform on the Fourth, and for the short
time they have had for drill, did much
credit TO themselves and the town. The
people of Putney are unit in the defense
of right and will do their share cheerfully
and promptly to sustain order and put
down rebellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
WEST RIVER SEMINARY

The FALL TERM Of this Inst tuition will commence on We'd
nesda August IS 1861 and continue eleven weeks, under
a Board of competent Teachers.
GEO. l.. MINIS, Principal.
Pleasantly situated 10 the village of South Londonderry
this all facilities for acquiring Education
usually any academy The sructiou will be tho
rough and practical and pains will be spared the part
of the ezns of the place 70 render the
school osthy OF patronage.
THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT - Latin and Greek will be
taught both preparation for College and aid IN The
udy the English language.
ENGLlsH NoRNAL DEPARTMENT. - This Department
comprising all the Elementary and gher English Branches
will receive deserved attention.
The Ornamental DIR AILMENTS, are placed
under xpersneed and efficient Teacher.
TT T T0S
English Branches $500 Latin and Greek, 81 oC
Higher $50 Music, orn'l &c, extra
be obtained in good families from 81 so to 81
90 per week. Ample accommodations for seif-boarding
For further PARTICULARS address the Principal az Sullivan
N. H.. or JOSIAH ). ABBOTT, Secretary.
EMERY MELENDY,
A. WHITMAN, Trustees
T. FULLER,
So Londonderry, VI, June %, 1851. 1884
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

SAMPLE WHEAT.-We have before us
a bottle Of a very excellent sample of Java
wheat raised in Lempster, N. H., by o. S.
Carey. The kernels are large and very
plump, weighing 63s lbs. 10 the bushe,--
Mr.. Carey's crop last year was at the rate
of AZ bushels to the acre--a yield which
must be highly gratifying to any farmer,
east or west.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
Died.

In charlestown; y. It's go MERoA D wife of Al
pheus Kendall, aged a strs Ia Mass. N Y. and ILL.,
please copy.
In Norwich, June 3f-f sffiARlNE ISABELLA. young
est daughter Of annais Col VIM. Barron, aged ~.
la West Windsor. Jsnr ~. ELIZABETH POSOeHUE,
aged 90 years, mohths, ~
In Brsttiebufn dune IS Efs SUSAN " wife of Asahel
ciapp, aged So
In Braftiebaro June "a 9ENNIB MILIcENT, daughter
Of d II aud A. :. Bealenk aged years, months.
In Whitnghalt, Mag Al %ioiENON GOODMAN, aged
10 years, giapufhsg 49,
In snerbufue, 5sls aNNA, wife of Joseph Adams, 81
removal ra ts nilHg Of the late fire had tendeu
~ to hasten hes dessl had been Invalid for two
years
IL Reading, June Is, Capt SIMEON BUCK, aged 81. In
Putnam Ct, May q, MrsJosEPH BUCK, brother Of the
f0res0Bgs aged 20.
shrewsbury, June % POLLY, wife of Joseph Green
formerly of Plymouth, s-ld y years
Ia Mindh M Dec 10, 1860, Col JAMES MACK aged %
June %, CAROLINE Al wife of Melvin A. Atwood and
daughter OF the late Cot James Mack. aged 81 also, Juy
3, SALLY, wife Of the Ian Col. james Mack.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
TO a Friend in Need.

Dr.. Sweets Infise Liuisaent X Pr~Tsrci froa the
eie q Dr. stephsa of Connseseut the great bone
setter and has been % - his practice ief the last twenty
with TIE astonishing A. external
reuiF u i siia9at rival and sill Alleviate pain NOR
sF-~lag than 1ny other preparation tur al kiien-
risitc snd NerFs norlcFs j. truly inftitle AMI
curative for sores. WoaEds Frrins Er, SC - soth
ing hears and rerefu stresfuing rroicrtic- excite,
she iu-t Naicr and ACCOMPLISHMENTS q ail who have
-v- t irir oF-- Sur hsfsr..l rcrirsfc= ~ rasft
sias cnres- l-rffaas ~ H uitiiu thU iast tae gar
sitsst tAi Fact So lfseTtEe@eut S.--owl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12
TO Consurnptives.

rIyIIL s,isrsber shesFfaily ea free II char to ala
des.Ee H. sise eapy q sExflk RrcRs b. whish
"a rI-r~l a fhsf nflss disease tanksantptihn.
Suseferz With C.NSgxETIsx.
l aton - sincerely hcFes uill try this veil
< sief Do tiiey sill * satisfied .fff,
the cerH fkAeAful fn his e1arete <<rrstian.
nisrc " tbs ksrlais
"A Tle wishing rci- Sc
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON.

this Saloon you get style Of pictures,
IA featured in tue latest sty Of art prices suit
the imes. Old Daguareoypes, Ambruty pes &c, copied
and enlarged to life size, aud beautifully in oil
coors Remember rank Lawrence, the East
End Of the Park Chester, will remain but Tor short time.
Chester April 10, lo6l Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

AID FOX TnE SOLDIERS The Ladies
of this Village had quite large meeting
at Wightman's Hall on Saturday afternoon,
although there was but few hours notice,
in aid Of the third regiment. Mrs. WIN.
Conant, was chosen president, Mrs. II. Ill
Stone, Secretary, and Mrs. II. A. Green
Treasury, A Committe was chosen to
direct and prepare the work to be done
when the materials are received, as follows
Mrs. A. Sherwin, Mrs. c. B. Eddy, Mrs,
A. A. Stone, Mrs. j. H.Williams, Mrs. Nj
Sloat, Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. r. Hyde, and
Mrs Alvah Pierce.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

ABENAouI ENGINE Co.--The excur-
sion of our fire company 10 Rutland, proved
to be one Of much success aud merit, every
thing during the day having passed off with
great satisfaction. That which created the
most interest was the playing in the after
noon, which was as follows w Washington,
No. 2, Rutland, Zimmerman tub, six inch
cylinder and eighteen iuch stroke, with "a
men on the brakes, 2lO feet; Abenaqni
Co., No /, Bellows Falls, Zimmerman tub,
81 inch cylinder, 5 inch stroke, With 40
men on brakes. 100 feet. Nckwacket,
No. |, Rutland, Cowing 4 Co, Seneca
Falls, Piano Machine, inch cylinder, and
inch stroke, with As men on brakes, 62
feet. This is excellent playing, aud onr
company having thrown higher than has
been done at any of the musters in this re-
gion, they are fully entitled, though but 9
young company, just organized, to a place
in the first rank of New England firemen.
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CHAS. n. ROWE,
PACTICAL WATCHMAkE Err,

tTTENDS PERSONALLY to all work, and guarantees
Il that Watches .it with him be Cleaned Repaired
shall be done thoroughly and carefully, aud be ready hen
promised. sign OF the Arch, Chester, VI. Il
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71e JeF Dariscs Of he rebellion May
they mecl tie mvfIied puni,hmeul Of trait
or,. aud hah,rs grace their ncckS.
In conclusion We have only TO aid that
everything passed or with the utmost sue
cess, and the people Of tho little Village of
South Reading have done their whole duty
since the war broke out, and are really far
ahea Of many Of their older and larger
sister villages in New England
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Air--Ws are Goiag Home,
We are going South I've are going south
We arv going south Ito tsaeh the laws
" you get there before DO,
Just tell Old Abs I'm coming too
Chorus We going south.
Our leader and his gallant host
Are ever ready al their post
lou'tI always find them in thc front,
So give thrce cheers for old Nrrmuut.
Chorus We are going south.
n We catch Davis on the grolind,
Wen put a rope his neck around,
Then hang him up 'twiSt earth and ny,
And let him dsnge there and dc.
Chorus We are going south
To Dixies land we're bound a %,
tho old Jen Davis tells US no,
II any QUE path shall doubt,
Wen stop bit and wipe him rut.N
Chorus: We are gUing south
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NOW is THE TIME TO
Sow Your Plaster

II AIiMERS have just received 10 tons all fine and
right your laud this dry weather. Call early
at ARMS & WILSON'S
July 10, 1861. IS
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DUMMERsToN.-The good people of
Dummerston had good time on the Fourth,
ia common school celebration. At 10
o'clock A. NJ, a procession formed on the
common, each district with appropriate
banners by themselves, headed by the Dunn
merston Band aud Home Guards. The
Guards were presented with beautiful flag
by Mrs. A. Dutton in behalf of the ladies OF
the town, accompanied with a patriotic
speech which was appropriately responded
to by Capt. Q. Haven. The procession re-
paired to the Congregational church which
was densely crowded, and many failed to
gain admission. Prayer by Rev. b. Foster
Of Dummerston, reading Of Declaration of
Independence by Rev. Addison Brown Of
Brattleboro. Music by the Band /; Grafton
/ by the Rev. Mr.. Chandler of West Rrat-
3Eletoro.- which fer its siyle, aAapiiveness &c
the occasion, and back bone, did honor 10
the man, while il found ready response
/ from the hearts Of all. Address to the
children, by Rev. Mr.. Foster. A process
sion was reformed and marched to a grove,
where bountiful repast was arranged by
the ladies. After having refreshed the
/ inner man, listened TO another Grafton by
r. w. Clark of Bratteboro, and few re-
marks from Rev A. Brown. Take it all
in all, it was decided success. The best
of order was maintained throughout
Surely Dummerston can't be beat in cele-
brating the 4th. PUTNEr.